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Anene said that he was against military recruiters?? presence on campus—an important issue in last year’s UC election—because of their "non-progressive stance on issues like homosexuality...
...that universities receiving federal funds allow military recruiters on their campuses—Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr. ’76 wrote that “the Solomon Amendment regulates conduct, not speech. It affects what law schools must do—afford equal access to military recruiters??not what they...
...best, and at worst, untrue,” said Aisner. According to the Journal, recruiters tended to give lower scores to career service offices at large elite schools. HBS maintains strict guidelines for campus recruiters, and some students said that the limited access to students may have lowered recruiters?? rankings. “HBS goes out of its way to protect its students, which I think in some respects is not very good for recruiters,” said Chistopher L. Grashoff, a second year MBA student. “They have to jump through...
...three-dozen law schools that filed suit. But Harvard’s central administration joined six other universities in filing an amicus brief in support of FAIR. Additionally, Kagan and 39 other law professors filed a separate brief arguing that Harvard’s practice of holding all recruiters??military or not—to the same nondiscrimination policy was in compliance with the equal access clause of the Solomon Amendment. Roberts rejected the argument of the HLS professors, some of whom were his teachers over 25 years ago. He wrote that the professors’ interpretation...
...Monday, the Supreme Court voted unanimously to uphold the Solomon Amendment, a 1994 Congressional law that threatens to withhold all federal funding for colleges and universities that refuse to offer military recruiters??–who are prohibited from enlisting openly gay men and women––equal access to campus recruiting resources. This decision, while legally sound, is nonetheless a great disappointment, as it will force Harvard Law School (HLS) to acquiesce to an employer’s willful violation of the school’s nondiscrimination policy or forgo over $400 million...