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basically many of us on campus are very much united on the issue of ROTC. The whole problem is how much of commitment we're going to bring to reaching our goal. And also in which ways we're going to do that. And right now there's there is quite

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a bit of tension between those who would like to see the movement escalate into at least property destruction with the idea of being that to reach a certain amount of havoc. On the university would make it too costly for them to continue to have ROTC. On

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the other hand, there are many people who would like to see a mass movement grow around the theme of Nonviolence through sit ins and other such actions. The whole problem has been that while many people sympathize with the ah Frazee movement, people have been unwilling to

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commit themselves and I find that what is going to bring the crisis to a head as far as what tactics are chosen is exactly how many people are willing to commit themselves to certain actions. If enough people come out and decide to participate in a nonviolent

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sit in, then that's what we'll have. Unfortunately at this point, there is a lot of feeling that enough people, we do not have enough people that are willing to commit themselves. And so the movement may escalate into other tactics. And it's at this point, it's anybody's

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guess exactly where we go from here, The people who are Sympathetic to the movement, but who are just sitting around doing nothing are really the ones that in the end will will have to be the most responsible for whatever comes off at our meeting last night

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we had a good four or 500 people who were willing to sit in. Um, it's anybody's guess how many people actually will buy.