Word: sponsoring
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...sponsor of the original council resolution asserted that, "Those students who are attracted to ROTC are economically disadvantaged." Bringing ROTC to campus for that very reason is aiding and abetting the problem, and hopefully the decision-makers at this University will understand...
...resolution is "not an endorsement of this military's policy on homosexuality," said resolution co-sponsor Joel D. Hornstein '92. "And if anyone here would like to propose at some point in time or now a resolution condemning the role of homophobia in ROTC, I would be happy to support that...
...place, critically misreported. Brian Hecht's article, "Council Votes, 41-24, to Reinstate ROTC" (April 24), mistakenly reports that Harvard ROTC members receive less ROTC aid because Harvard has no ROTC program on its campus. This is not true, as I pointed out in debate; Scott Frewing, co-sponsor of the resolution, responded by saying that only the Army ROTC program puts Harvard ROTC students at a disadvantage. The Navy and Air Force ROTC programs do not, and unless someone just has their heart set on fighting for the Army and going to Harvard, there's no reason...
Hornstein and the other sponsor, ROTC student Scott Frewing '90, both said that several times while they were writing the proposal they expressed their reservations to the committee, saying they thought the resolution might encounter too much opposition...
SASC is planning to sponsor a referendum of undergraduates during the first week in May, asking students whether they would vote for Archbishop Desmond Tutu in his petition campaign for the Board of Overseers...