Elite Colleges Rethink Ties to R.O.T.C. After ‘Don’t Ask’ Repeal
By TAMAR LEWIN and ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
Robert Walker/The New York Times
Pickets opposing R.O.T.C., the war in Vietnam and American action in the Dominican Republic at Columbia on June 1, 1965.
Some universities have already expressed interest in bringing back the R.O.T.C., but doubts remain about the number of students on elite campuses who would be interested in a military career.
E.P.A. to Inspect New York City Schools for PCB Contamination
By MIREYA NAVARRO
The federal agency told the city of the decision after light fixtures in some buildings were found to be leaking the toxic chemical.
SQUARE FEET
New York’s Schools Seize a Chance to Expand
By JULIE SATOW
The New York School Construction Authority has swooped in to take advantage of lower construction costs, amenable landlords and available land.
E.E.O.C. Sues Kaplan for Hiring Practice
By STEVEN GREENHOUSE
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission wants to stop Kaplan’s use of credit histories in job offers.
City Will Require Police to Report on School Arrests
By NOAH ROSENBERG
Advocates have complained that police officers have sometimes been too aggressive in dealing with students.
U. of Connecticut Announces Pick for Its President
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The board of trustees unanimously voted to appoint Susan Herbst, an administrator at the University System of Georgia.
