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Nonetheless, wide-spread student discontent with the School's re-admission policy had resulted from the death. Marley S. Weiss, a first-year law student helping circulate the petition, said yesterday that about 70 per cent of the first-year class has already signed the petition...
...which survey you read. A University Hall survey of a few years ago reports that freshmen are generally satisfied with the existing arrangements. However, a recent "Freshmen Task Force Report" from the Bureau of Study Council contends that just the opposite is true. In general, there is at least wide-spread agreement that significant improvements could be made in the freshman year...
...relative way. Phil Shaw may be remote from the ethnic neighborhoods but he is virtually the only candidate who is close to the wide-spread and numerically large neighborhood of the young. While Shaw has gone to North and East Cambridge, while he has walked up and down the streets of the Model Cities area, what contact have Sullivan. Danehy, Clinton, et al, had with the 40 per cent of the electorate who are young and newly arrived in this city? It is sad that Mr. Day feels that the politics of Cambridge belongs only to the life-long residents...
Many alleged incidents of violence have marred this dispute. Jerry T. Berman, an investigator for the Center for Community Change, said in a report, "Organizers and striking workers have been subjected to wide-spread violence. Beatings have been commonplace . . . and many strikers have been shot at and wounded. Law enforcement officials appear to be looking the other...
There was wide-spread international opposition to American policy as well...