Word: sayed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...would never delegate our authority to decide on ROTC to any other group. We would never, in effect, say that any issue was "too hot" for us to handle. We would, however, taken into consideration the opinions of the various Faculties, 11 of them, in making our decision...
...statement about cooperation with government is also accurate. I certainly did not say or imply that the Army can't get along without Harvard men, although I did say that thought it a good thing that some officers come into service through civilian college programs rather than purely military academies...
...could continue, but the picture is more than clear. Students are not so much a constituency, force, and raison d'etre of the University as a resource of the Corporation, to be manipulated to its own advantage. Only the Corporation and its Administration will have any meaningful say in the affairs of the University and it shall be the final arbiter of the interests of both the students and the Faculty. The Corporation has not the slightest intention of allowing its power and perceptions to be questioned, or of allowing its goals for the University to be challenged...
Furthermore, I would imagine that even the most dissident members of our community would be happy to see our deans and administration point out these advantages to the Pentagon and even to help ROTC reconstitute itself, say, at the Boston Army Base. John Kroll Junior Fellow
...while we wait during the days of the strike, while we wait to see what those seven men say to us, we no longer have to worry about ourselves. We have seen each other in the daylight, and we are more together that anybody would have thought...