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Mass. Hall residents say they have been forced to call Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) at least a dozen times to request relief from PSLM??s chanting...
...group of about 20 frustrated students, most of them first-years, organized a counter-protest yesterday evening to criticize the PSLM??s methods. They walked silently past the picketers in front of Mass. Hall, holding signs reading, “Stand Strong, Rudenstine” and “PSLM: Being a Nuisance Since 1:23 p.m. Wednesday...
...It’s hurting their cause,” P. Joseph Konzelmann ’04 agreed yesterday. Konzelmann hung a sign reading “Jail PSLM?? from his third floor Mass. Hall window. “They’re disrupting the peace. It’s like going to a concert and trying to do work...
...PSLM??s previous practices served the campus far better. During last year’s pre-frosh weekend, PSLM tabled outside Byerly Hall, handed out fliers to perspective students, and lined the walls of the admissions office in a way that let pre-frosh and administrators walk past freely. Aside from some noise, the action was generally nondisruptive and was designed to avoid, rather than create, confrontation. The same was true of PSLM??s longstanding efforts to engage in dialogue with University administrators, to inform and mobilize alumni for their cause, to obtain endorsements from more...
...that the administration did not respond to any of these past efforts is truly lamentable. We do not believe that Harvard has a good case against a living wage. Nevertheless, the fact that the University has for the moment decided against a living wage and become less open to PSLM??s concerns does not justify coercive protest against it. These previous moves sparked debate about the living wage in a way the sit-in has not; now, the debate focuses only on PSLM??s error of judgment. With the sit-in, PSLM has hardened the administration?...