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...where the American military felt let down by the political leadership," says Gen. Bernard E. Trainor, director of the National Security Program and adjunct lecturer in public policy at the Kennedy School of Government. "Colin Powell, like most military men of the time, took the position of, 'Never again...
...answer to Powell's concern that an abrupt shift will weaken the military, opponents answer that the military has undergone rapid shifts in the past, such as when it was integrated in 1948, an action which made the rise of Colin L. Powell possible...
That national controversy erupted once more onto the Harvard scene with the announcement that Gen. Colin L. Powell had been invited to speak at Commencement. Professor of English and Comparative Literature Barbara E. Johnson brought the report to a vote of the full Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
Goldfarb has been a unifying figure for organization and meetings on that issue, and he has also been prominent in the recent debate over the invitation of Gen. Colin L. Powell to speak at Commencement. This spring, he wrote a letter to President Neil L. Rudenstine and spoke out at student protest meetings...
...controversy over the choice of Gen. Colin L. Powell to speak at Commencement today may further bolster conservative forces on campus, some students say. Vocal outcries against Powell's position on the military's ban on gays may alienate students who are indifferent, or who are ardent Powell supporters. "Many seniors are concerned about their Commencement being disrupted by the protests of liberals," Woods says...