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The definition which formed the focal point of the debate roughly parrots Massachusetts state law. The broad Task Force definition which raised eyebrows in suggesting Harvard students should be held to a higher standard than the law was branded by Jewett as "either impractical or inappropriate as a disciplinary standard...
"That didn't last too long," says Gary Van Allen, a researcher at the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. "It was considered impractical."
In an Ad Board memo obtained by The Crimson, Jewett called the Task Force's definition of rape "either impractical or inappropriate as a disciplinary standard." It is neither.
Right now it is impractical and unrealistic to compel nations to supply troops for offensive action in Somalia, such as the Gulf War. Yet it seems reasonable to require that all members contribute to humanitarian efforts.
And in an Ad Board memo obtained by The Crimson, Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57 added another voice to the debate, calling the proposed definition "either impractical or inappropriate as a disciplinary standard."