Absolutely. Harvard had agreed to follow this law. Her predecessor as dean, Dean Clark, had agreed to do so. She seized upon an opportunity, without legal authority, to cease to comply with that law, denied the military full access to the campus as the law required, and eventually had to be reversed by the president of Harvard.
Sessions discusses Harvard's compliance with a law regarding military access to campus.
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