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GEORGE P. BAKER, Dean of the Business School, worked in his office. Baker said that the Moratorium had little effect on the Business School and that most classes there went on as planned...
DEREK C. BOK, Dean of the Law School, joined a panel in his home town. Belmont, to discuss the Moratorium, the draft, and questions of legitimate dissent. Bok spent the morning preparing for the three-hour panel session in the afternoon. Then he returned to the Law School to meet with his regular 4-6 p.m. class. At the request of his students-half of whom wanted the normal class to go on, and half wanting to join the Moratorium-Bok agreed to hold a class yester-day and a special make-up class next week...
ROBERT DORFMAN, professor of Economics and organizer of one of the groups that opposed a formal Faculty vote on the Moratorium, canceled two of his classes. Dorfman went to the Cambridge Common to hear speeches there and then marched with the crowd part of the way to M.I.T. He said the line of people leaving the Square was "one of the most impressive things I've ever seen...
STANLEY HOFFMANN, professor of Government who is in Cambridge even though on sabbatical, was part of a program at Wellesley on Tuesday night. Hoffmann was one of four panelists-including the wife of Hilary Putnam, professor of Philosophy-who talked with a large audience about the war and the Moratorium...
...Moratorium participation was high at other Ivy League schools, with very few classes held and large numbers turning out for anti-war rallies...