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However, James Q. Wilson, chairman of the Subcommittee of Six-which is responsible for issuing temporary suspensions-said yesterday that no students had been suspended. "No notices have been sent out; no count of any students has been made; nothing officially has happened since Friday afternoon," he said...
...Thomas Egan of the Cambridge police said four patrolmen approached a group of Owl Club members who were "acting suspiciously" outside the club at 1 a.m. Monday. The boys ran but stopped when the policemen pursued them, Egan said. One of them, he said, had the Jesus figurine hidden under his coat. The trees and lights were found inside the door of the club. Egan said the boys admitted having stolen the materials...
Police are still trying to find out where the articles were stolen from. Egan said the boys told police they thought the decorations had come from the Wellesley-Newton area, but could not remember exactly where they had gotten them. A Jesus figurine is missing from the Cambridge Common, Egan said...
...James Q. Wilson, professor of Government and chairman of the Rights committee, said yesterday that the panel's decisions are effective immediately, and that the 16 students would not be permitted to take their final examinations in January...
...addition, Wilson said, the 16 will be forbidden "to be present in the Harvard University community, without specific authorization, until and unless" they are re-admitted to the University, and they will be warned that "failure to observe this requirement will jeopardize [their] chances for readmission, and may have legal consequences...