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AALARM emerges from this debate as the epitome of hypocrisy (and factual inaccuracy) by claiming abridgement of their Constitutional rights. By cloaking themselves in the Constitution, AALARM is setting up a standard they would reject in many other scenarios. If AALARM members E. Adam Webb '93 and Kenneth D. DeGiorgio '93 operated a private postering business, would they feel Constitutionally bound to plaster the campus with anything and everything that came in the door? Would they have hung up the photographs depicting gay and lesbian sex that they were so indignant about last month...
...Adam Webb '93 and Kenneth D. DeGeorgio '93, were refused service by an employee who said he was gay and resented AALARM's public stance against homosexuality...
...Webb said he wanted to pursue legal action inthe incident. But Joshua E. Burstein '93, abystander at the protest and member of the CivilLiberties Union of Harvard (CLUH), said that hehad been informed by a civil liberities lawyerthat AALARM probably could not win in a lawsuitagainst Kinko...
...needs bright minds more than ever before. Wake up, Harvard, or the students of the next century will regard you as a once great university that preached its lofty ideas to the world but didn't notice the suffering in its own bosom. Kenneth D. DeGiorgio '93 E. Adam Webb '93 Co-founders, AALARM
...Webb is one of a small but growing number of critics who say the only way to ensure fairness is to reinstate the draft, preferably without exemptions for college students. "Unless you have universal national service or universal military service, you will always have this problem," says Lawrence Korb, a former Assistant Secretary of Defense for manpower in the Reagan Administration. But Congress and the President are in no mood to deal with the political uproar that would surely follow any move in that direction. The Defense Department said last week it has no contingency plans to revive the draft...