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Harvard has tentatively entered the fray--the University "did not oppose" a petition to have the building's facade legally protected as a historical landmark. The University is also considering the possible purchase of the site.
If the motion is approved, Douglas could return to campus in five years if he meets certain conditions set by the Administrative Board. If he were to be dismissed, Douglas would have to petition the full Faculty to re-apply for admission.
Dismissal means separation from the College for usually more than five years with the option to petition for readmission--a move that requires a vote of the full Faculty.
The alternative--dismissal--means separationfrom the College for usually more than five yearswith the option to petition for readmission, amove that requires a vote of the full Faculty. TheAd Board also recommends dismissal to the Faculty.
On April 18, 1993, 25 guards-a fourth of theentire force-presented a signed petition to unionleaders demanding McCombe's ouster.