Demonstrators listen to a speaker during a Don't Ask, Don't Tell protest in Washington Photo: REUTERSIvy League Schools To Reinstate Military Groups Following Repeal Of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' -- The Telegraph
Ivy League universities that have banned military groups from campuses since the Vietnam War are to welcome them back after the Senate voted to end the policy excluding open homosexuals from serving in uniform.
Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) units were excluded from leading universities amid student protests against the Vietnam War.
Since then, their return has largely been dependent on an end to the 1993 policy of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell", which meant that gays and lesbians could serve but had to hide their sexual orientation.
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Since then, their return has largely been dependent on an end to the 1993 policy of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell", which meant that gays and lesbians could serve but had to hide their sexual orientation.
Read more ....
Ivies moving toward restoring ROTC -- Politico
The Ivy League Makes Peace with ROTC -- The Atlantic
‘Don’t ask’ repeal could ‘lighten task’ for Stanford’s ROTC committee -- the Stanford Daily
DADT repeal may pave way for ROTC return -- Yale Daily News
Gays in the Military, ROTC back on Campus? -- William Kristol, Weekly Standard
Read more ....
More News On ROTCs Returning To Ivy League Schools
Ivies moving toward restoring ROTC -- Politico
The Ivy League Makes Peace with ROTC -- The Atlantic
‘Don’t ask’ repeal could ‘lighten task’ for Stanford’s ROTC committee -- the Stanford Daily
DADT repeal may pave way for ROTC return -- Yale Daily News
Gays in the Military, ROTC back on Campus? -- William Kristol, Weekly Standard