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	Countering Junior Recruitment	Mar.-Apr. 2003/ Nonviolent Activist Magazine - War Resisters LeagueAsif ullah - Ostensibly a training program, JROTC—the U.S. Army’s Junior Reserve Of...
	JROTC	The Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) is a program offered at over 3200 high schools nationwide, affecting over half a million students. (...

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Talking Points for the Abolition of ROTC (college)

ROTC directly benefits a foreign policy that is imperialistic and advocates preemptive war. Choosing to have ROTC on campus is not a politically neutral choice. It is a choice which supports the current aggressive foreign policy. The pre-emptive policy is not limited to Iraq; it will be extended elsewhere. A campaign to end ROTC is not an attack on students in the ROTC program. They may join the military after graduation or attend West Point if that is their goal. They need not pursue officer training at a non military academy. The students may choose to form a club of individuals interested in the military, but there need not be an institutionally sponsored ROTC program.

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Stanford Students Weigh in on ROTC Debate

PBS NewsHour correspondent Spencer Michels spoke with Sam Windly of "Say No to War," Autumn Carter, editor of the Stanford Review, Leanna Keys of "Stanford Students for Queer Liberation," and Angelina Cardona, president of the Associated Students of Stanford University, about the controversy over whether to reinstate long-absent ROTC military education programs on campus.

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