At their meeting this weekend, the Princeton University Board of Trustees  
decided not to make any change in the University's relationship to ROTC.  On  
the first of this month, the faculty had voted that the ROTC program should  
be terminated if speech restrictions on gay men, lesbians, and bisexuals are  
not lifted by June 30, 1994.  A statement released by Princeton President  
Harold Shapiro was notable mainly for its complete failure even to take on  
the issue of academic freedom, which was the motivation for the faculty  
resolution.  As an interesting side note, the statement also repeated the  
fiction that ROTC is not a University program, ignoring the clause in the  
contract between Princeton and the Army in which Princeton agrees to "make  
available to the Army ROTC program the necessary classrooms, administrative  
offices, office equipment, storage space, and other required facilities in a  
fair and equitable manner in comparison with other programs and departments  
of the institution."