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...school had for decades prohibited recruiters for the Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps from using its Office of Career Services because the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell?? policy violated the school’s nondiscrimination policies...
...several years, the Faculty has barred financial or other direct University support of ROTC due to its discriminatory “don’t ask, don’t tell?? policy towards homosexuals. Under the current system, students at Harvard who wish to participate in ROTC must travel to MIT to do so. Rising very early in the morning to make the commute, ROTC cadets engage in rigorous physical training, military leadership classes and a course load that goes above and beyond that of the typical Harvard student. ROTC not only provides students with...
...refused to support ROTC “financially or directly” marginalizes and trivializes the sacrifices that Harvard’s cadets make, and the irreplaceable services that they provide to this school and this country. “Don’t ask, don’t tell?? is only a small part of the ethos of the armed forces—and, it must be added, a part not supported by many of the students who participate in ROTC—and boycotting ROTC purely because of it demonstrates a shameful failure on Harvard?...
...change does not represent a change in the position of Harvard’s opposition to the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell?? policy on homosexuals...
...security that we cherish. And if homosexuals were allowed to serve openly in the military, then presumably the University would welcome ROTC and its students with open arms—after all, the point of protesting “don’t ask, don’t tell?? is to allow everyone the opportunity to defend America...