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Reagan makes no secret of being a hard-liner against campus violence, but he bridles at the accusation that he has cut the university's budget to "punish dissent." Reagan points out that the operating budget has increased 46% since he moved to Sacramento. Meantime, prophecies that low budgets would force campuses to close, students to be turned away and professors to quit have all proved false. The university has continued to expand...
...idealist sees the solution to our particular problems in the just and consistent administration of principle. The Committee, if it is to be a viable institution, must punish all violators with the same punishment for the same offense. If this system of justice would cause the community to disintegrate, then it is not a community worthy of preservation...
...Israeli and Arab airliners were shunted to separate service areas. Baggage was Xrayed, stethoscoped, or simply scrutinized top to bottom, and some passengers were frisked for weapons. Briefly, nine of the 16 airlines that serve Israel suspended airmail and freight services. But Israel complained that such restrictions seemed to punish the victims more than the victimizers, and by week's end all but two lines had resumed full service...
...blacks left the building only after President James A. Perkins-who had been in office six years-promised to recommend to the faculty that the university agree to many of their demands and not punish anyone involved in the protest...
Nutt endorsed a statement released by the New University Conference-a small group of students and faculty led by Hilary W. Putnam, Professor of Philosophy-which described the non-renewal of Hartman's appointment as "an attempt to punish him and to dissuade others from acting as he has in supporting the poor communities with whom both the University and his colleagues' firms collide...