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SOFAR, the Committee has had only two interviews. Both concerned students "required to withdraw": one, Mike Schwartz, a Sociology graduate student, for his part in the University Hall occupation of April 1969; the other, John McKean, a senior thrown out a few days before graduation, for his role in last Spring's Cambodia demonstrations. Both were readmitted. The interviews are interesting because they illustrate the CRR at work and because they demonstrate the different meanings that individuals can ascribe to the word "germane...
After leaving Harvard, Schwartz taught at UCLA. There, he was arrested in a demonstration and, as a result, was not rehired. He obtained a three-year teaching contract at the State University of New York at Stonybrook and decided to apply for readmission to Harvard. Since he had fulfilled all his doctoral degree requirements except for submitting his thesis, Schwartz did not plan to return to Harvard. However, according to University regulations, before he could receive a degree, he had to be readmitted...
Benjamin I. Schwartz '38, professor of Government, countered that such criticism of the proposal's potential flaws did not take into account "whatever foolishness that goes on within the precincts of the so-called disciplines...
...signers includes virtually all the specialists in East Asian studies at the level of assistant professor and above, and some in related fields. Besides Reischauer and Thomson, the signatories were: John K. Fairbank '29, Ezra F. Vogel, Dwight H. Perkins, Albert M. Craig, Ernest R. May, Benjamin I, Schwartz '38, Jerome A. Cohen, Henry Rosovsky and Roy Hofheinz...
...signers includes virtually all the specialists in East Asian studies at the level of assistant professor and above, and some in related fields. Besides Reischauer and Thomson, the signatories were: John K. Fairbank '29, Ezra F. Vogel, Dwight H. Perkins, Albert M. Craig, Ernest R. May, Ben-jamin I. Schwartz '38, Jerome A. Cohen, Henry Rosovsky and Roy Hofheinz...