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...April 24, 1985, approximately forty students entered the 17 Quincy Street offices of the Harvard Governing Boards and, despite being asked to leave by responsible officers of the University, remained until 5 p.m. that day. As a consequence, on May 22, 1985, the Dean of Students brought charges against eleven undergraduates to the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities...
...Committee found that the students charged did participate in a deceptive and forcible entry and in the disruption of the normal functions of the offices at 17 Quincy Street, and that they refused to leave the building when instructed to do so by officers of the University. All eleven students charged have been formally admonished. Had the protesters not taken responsible efforts to minimize the disruptive character of the sit-in, the violation of the Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities would have been more serious. The degree of informal cooperation between the protesters and the University authorities at 17 Quincy...
...million minimum that NBC agreed to spend was well above the $225 million that ABC paid to broadcast the 1984 Los Angeles Games but far less than the $600 million that the South Koreans had been seeking. The 1988 price reflects the eleven- to 14-hour time difference between the U.S. and Korea, which means that some of the most popular events will not be seen live by a large part of the world audience. NBC hopes to have better luck with the broadcasts than it did in 1980, when a U.S.-led boycott of the Moscow Games resulted...
Lisette Model: Tufts' Gallery Eleven, Cohen Arts Center, Talbot Ave, Medford...
Quotas have often been ineffective in holding down the general level of imports and sometimes even in aiding the domestic industries they are supposed to help. In steel, quotas on shipments from the European Community, Japan and eleven other nations were supposed to hold imports to 20.5% of U.S. consumption, but the actual share is running at 25.7%. What quotas and other restrictions do accomplish is to raise prices of imports and of the American goods that compete against them. The New York Federal Reserve Bank figures that quotas and tariffs on clothing and textiles cost consumers between $8.5 billion...