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...Administrative Board's handbook, a student who commits "an offense against law and order at the time of a disturbance or demonstration or who disregards the instructions of a proctor or other University officer at such a time" is subject to disciplinary action and may be required to withdraw...
...However, we do not see what would be gained by dealing the protesters an unnecessarily harsh punishment, especially after the University gave them food and supplies for 21 days. Given the nature of this sit-in, the punishment of the protesters, if any, should not require them to withdraw from the College for any period of time. Now is a time for reconciliation rather than division, and for moving forward on the issue of a living wage...
Even after losing the decision, as Gore prepared to deliver his nationally televised concession speech Dec. 13, Brazile wanted her candidate to simply withdraw from the election, and not concede defeat...
...purpose of Peres's mission has been to convey Israel's reservations over a cease-fire proposal floated by Egypt and Jordan, which would require the Palestinians to take steps to end attacks from their territory, while Israel would lift its blockade of the Palestinian territories, withdraw its troops to the positions in which they'd been deployed last September before the current uprising, and freeze the expansion of settlements in the West Bank and Gaza. If the resultant cease-fire brokered among the security teams on both sides could be sustained for four weeks, political negotiations would resume...
Today is the first of May. In a little over two weeks, exams will begin. And if the members of the Progressive Student Labor Movement (PSLM) do not emerge from Massachusetts Hall and take their final exams, they will likely be forced to withdraw from the College for a full year. Harvard should do nothing to prevent such a result...