At Stanford, Debate Brews Over Reviving ROTC Program on...
Clip: 4/25/2011 | 8m 39s
Some private universities are taking another look at bringing back ROTC programs
Decades after protests surrounding the Vietnam War, some private universities are taking another look at bringing back Reserve Officers' Training Corps programs, but the idea is rekindling some decades-old disputes over military presence on campuses. Spencer Michels reports on how the debate is playing out at Stanford.
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At Stanford, Debate Brews Over Reviving ROTC Program on...
Clip: 4/25/2011 | 8m 39s
Decades after protests surrounding the Vietnam War, some private universities are taking another look at bringing back Reserve Officers' Training Corps programs, but the idea is rekindling some decades-old disputes over military presence on campuses. Spencer Michels reports on how the debate is playing out at Stanford.
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