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Re: Objectivist morals

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Sourav K. Mandal)
Fri Apr 20 14:33:42 2001

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""Constantine K. Christakos" <dean@MIT.EDU>" wrote:

> You will, of course, remember that I was refering to the Harvard Live-In
> wage protests, and the students _do_ whip out their wallets and pay for
> innumerable Deans, enforcer RAs, etc., etc., etc., and decided they'd
> prefer that their tuition go also towards paying the other support-staff
> more.

And I've argued that to do that would be to compromise (albeit 
incrementally) Harvard's goal as an educational institution and 
research center -- a university should not be running a welfare 
program.  If I were a student at Harvard, I would much rather that 
fellow students who want to give away money do so via other means.


Sourav


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