Word: would
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...These two discussions would require me to give my views on the role and procedures of the House ethics committee," Frank said in a statement issued through a spokesperson. "And since it is not appropriate for me to do that while my case is pending, I have regretfully declined to give these speeches at this time...
Their return would also be limited. The pictures are not generally clear. Furthermore, if there was an incident in any house with connecting basements, any person entering any entryway would be suspect...
...first issue that I would like to take up is letting people into entryways. Mr. Hsia states that "previously reported intruders have been better dressed than most of us." In the same breath, he states that "most of us already rely on our good sense when we let people into the dorms." He also brings up last October's incident in Hollis, in which a well dressed intruder was let into the entryway, and then entered an unlocked student room...
Maintaining people in entryways also has limited appeal. The Leverett tower guard has never asked me for my ID before letting me in. I therefore question whether or not there would be any return on the expenditure for such a system...
...also question the "video camera" concept. Unfortunately, the "start up costs" would not be the only costs of such a system. Video cameras break at a finite frequency, and about 150 cameras would have to be functioning for the undergraduate community alone. Furthermore, the cameras are worthless unless they are taping. Harvard would be required to maintain a small army of technicians not only to keep the cameras working, but also to to change and store the tapes...