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Getting an issue onto the ballot is an operation requiring several thousand petition signatures in as many as three stages. DiCara hopes to recruit student volunteers from local colleges as his chief source of manpower...
That a concommittant "right to recruit" also exists is fallacious. Unless the indescriminate prostitution of University facilities to outside groups can be demonstrated to contribute directly to the intellectual welfare of the community, it must be concluded that this "right" is rather a privilege, to be exercised by the University with discretion...
...course of the impromptu discussion of tactics, the rationale for the sit-in was defined. "Just as we would not allow Nazis to come here to ask people to go build gas chambers, we should not let Dow recruit," Ansara said...
...Leavitt was still a captive--until he promised in writing to leave Harvard and never return to recruit...
...then asked that the demonstration stick to its original "limited objective." But when the protesters got back to the Dow issue, they decided to raise the price of Leavitt's freedom. He had to promise not only that he would not return, but also that his company would never recruit again at Harvard. Some-one pointed out that Leavitt was not empowered to make company policy on the spot. This bothered the protesters only until someone else observed, "He can use the telephone, can't he? Have him call Dow and get a decision...