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...There are students here at the Law Schooltoday who are willing to be noisy and would takepart in civil disobedience, if need be," she says.The "type of student involved in the high-levelagitation" and committed to the cause is stillvery much present at the Law School, she says...
Still, the Ad Board has balked at anothersuggestion of the task force--that students takepart in reviewing cases of alleged rape or sexualmisconduct...
Brewer said that about 80 schools wereoriginally contacted to look into the study.Researchers had hoped to recruit 20 of theseschools to participate, but only 19 agreed to takepart. But he said that in a second phase of thestudy, which is still under way, universities weremuch more willing to participate in the study...
Masters said ideally they would have liked moretime to discuss and plan house events with theirrespective house committees. And some studentssaid they wished the College had not gone just tohouse committee chairmen, but to the undergraduatepopulation at large, with its invitation to takepart in the planning...
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