NEW YORK University School of Law`s D`Agastino Hall was the scene of a heated demonstration on Friday, as students supporting gay and lesbian rights protested the presence of military recruiters interviewing on campus.
February 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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NEW YORK University School of Law’s D’Agastino Hall was the scene of a heated demonstration on Friday, as students supporting gay and lesbian rights protested the presence of military recruiters interviewing on campus.
More than 20 student protesters gathered outside the entrance to the interview rooms as recruiters from the military’s Judge Advocate General Corps (JAG) conducted interviews inside.
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