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This letter is written in accordance with University Policy governing stutex:
Brown University Student
offense(s):

conduct as described in the l98l??82 handbook (93495 

to notify you that you are charged with the following

interferes with the exercise

OFFENSE "behavior which disrupts or materially
they are entitled on UniVer?

by others of the basic rights to which
sity property or at University functions?.

SUPPLEMENTARY EXPLANATEON
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the rights of others to peaceful assembly, orderly protest, free
exhanue of ideas, or which interfere with the rights of others to
attend, make use of or enjoy the facilities or functions of the

University cannot be tolerated.

rmit free passage of those who wish to pass.
signs, banners and peaceful assemblies are all normally aCceptable.
0n the other hand, actions such as the following, if they result
in infringing on the rights of others, are normally unacceptable:

blocking; obstructing or impeding passage of a person or vehicle;
actions which result in bodily harm ;etecting or placing of obstructions
force to remove or overcome;

or barriers which require effort or
and noise or other disturbances which result in 

their rights.

It is alleged in Security Report 81~7127 19 Oct. 81 that you in
concert with others disrupted the speech of Mr. William Casey
at Alumnae Hall for 3-5 minutes by shouting a poem in unison and

otherwise disrupting the speech.

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or dismissal and, there-
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