Word: pelled
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Colonel Robert H. Pell, professor of Military Science, said yesterday that the sharp decline in applications may affect the Army's decision on whether or not to remain on campus. "You can't operate a program with no students in it," he said...
Colonel Robert H. Pell, commander of the Army ROTC unit at Harvard, said yesterday that he interpreted the Corporation decision as approving all the actions of the Faculty--i.e. recommending removal of academic credit for all ROTC courses and eliminating Corporation appointments for all instructors. He said he can't see how ROTC could remain without a Corporation appointment for the head of the unit...
Major W. R. Folk, director of the Air Force ROTC unit at Harvard, said yesterday that applications for Air Force ROTC were coming in at about the same rate as last year. Pell, however, said that Army ROTC applications are down to one-third the rate of previous years...
...Boston Globe, for perpetuating the myth that the Professor of Military Science (Col. Pell, in case anyone missed his name) is my boss. The Globe noted that the PMS is ". . . the commander of Harvard's ROTC units." Col. Pell does not represent the United States Air Force in any capacity; I represent the USAF at Harvard...
...statement runs counter to Col. Robert H. Pell's assertion that the Faculty's action would drive ROTC from Harvard. At a press conference following the Faculty meeting, Pell, commanding officer of Harvard's Army ROTC unit, said that without academic credit, it would be difficult--maybe impossible--to keep the units operating...