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One objection raised by school committee members was that the program would offer only a limited science program. Although Harrison said students would perform science experiments, the proposal did not say whether they would receive course credit for their science work when they returned to Rindge and Latin.
The O.J. Simpson affair shows what can happen when our legal system allows justice to be blindfolded, gagged and bound by the strongest player in contemporary American jurisprudence: money [Cover Stories, Feb. 6]. And what are high-priced, celebrity defense attorneys paid to do? Establish that the charges against their...
None of the students whose names appeared in the log knew of its existence. Only three of the seventeen students contacted by The Crimson expressed indifference that their activities could be publicly examined. The rest clearly--and rightly--took strenous objection to this invasion of privacy.
"I still think it's a wonderful program, great for college students all over the country," Corbett says. "Objection to particular policies is different from taking away [access to beneficial programs]; they're only hurting the students."
If, by "vocal" complaints, she is referring to The Crimson article of last year. I would like to correct her account, being the member interviewed in that article. Contrary to what Levine stated, there was no objection to a Christmas tree being in the dining hall.