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...percent is a healthy amount, and if theywanted to take dramatic action, they couldannounce that Harvard was selling the stockbecause of dissatisfaction with the company," saida spokesperson for Merrill Lynch. "But I don'tknow if there would be any changes...
...second poster, entitled "Don't Say You Didn'tKnow," depicts a Palestinian woman being slappedby an Israeli soldier. A similar poster shows asoldier aiming his rifle at a group of women andquotes a member of the Israeli parliament assaying "If we had shot two, three, four in two orthree places, they would know we are serious...
HIPAC members also accused the SAS ofmisrepresenting facts in their posters. Ellen L.Chubin '90 said that the closing of PLO offices,which the poster labels as a "violation of thefirst amendment and of international law," is asubject that is still under litigation. "I don'tknow if you can call that a fact simply because ithas been debated," she said
...resolution should have been tabled," saidrepresentative Frank E. Lockwood Jr. '89. "Themeeting was pandemonium. Half of the people don'tknow what they voted on--it should have beentabled...
Sophomores in particular--even those whoreceived their first choice house--say the housessometimes fail to be sufficiently welcoming. Eventhough most houses hold sophomore dinners andother welcoming events, many of the sophomoresinterviewed responded that they knew few residentsof their house and even fewer tutors. "We don'tknow anybody," says Eunny P. Lee '90 of QuincyHouse. "It's hard to meet people because they tendto stay with people they know...