Word: militaryã
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Dates: during 2001-2001
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...choose to join ROTC through its presence at MIT. The work of protecting our nation has become even more urgent in the past two months, and those who serve in the military deserve our praise and our thanks. There is a widespread perception that Harvard looks down upon the military??media reports often contrasted Summers’ comments with the reputation the student body has gained since the violent anti-war protests during the Vietnam era. But our disagreement with the military??s policy on homosexuals stems from a desire to improve the military...
...feel like a lot of people knew there was a military presence on campus,” said ROTCA member Brian R. Smith ’02. “ROTCA aims to increase awareness on campus of the military and dispel misconceptions of what the military??not just ROTC—is in general...
...ROTC, Summers emphasized that ROTC’s leadership had no desire to return to Harvard, from which it has been banished from the campus since the early 1970s. Currently the military??s “don’t ask-don’t tell” policy on gays excludes ROTC from campus under the University’s discrimination policy...
...late, there has been no shortage of sparring over whether ROTC—which is denied University recognition due to the military??s controversial “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy—should be invited back to Harvard. But there is one thing all sides—even ROTC supporters—seem to agree on: keeping open gays out of the uniform is a discriminatory act. Witness, for example, the words of John F. Bash ’03, whose opinion piece on this page began with...
...representatives of the ROTC program, both leaders and students, to speak before the Undergraduate Council and all interested students, and answer all pertinent questions. I will invite the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgendered and Supporters’ Alliance especially to come and ask the representatives very specific questions about the military??s policy towards gays and how this might affect a gay Harvard student who joins ROTC...