| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 1 | Jeff Napolitano | |
| 2 | Richard A. Bingham | As a graduate of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst (Class of 1970), I am appalled that my school wants to honor a man who is responsible for a Bush Administration misinformation campaign about Iraq that has resulted in the deaths of thousands of American soldiers & untold numbers of Iraqi civilians. Please withdraw the offer. |
| 3 | Lois Ahrens | |
| 4 | Darcy Sweeney | |
| 5 | susan Lantz | I hope UMASS will keep its integrity by not honoring Andrew Card. Dishonest acts need no recognition. |
| 6 | Barbara A. Zeluck | |
| 7 | Abra Quinn | |
| 8 | Charles Post | Department of Social Science
Borough of Manhattan CC-CUNY
PSC-CUNY/AFT 2334 |
| 9 | Bradley Duncan | I was educated in the Five College Consortium and I strongly object to any honor being given to Andrew Card. I know many, many alumni agree with me. |
| 10 | Jane Slaughter | The word "ethical" in the decree should eliminate anyone from the Oval Office from consideration. |
| 11 | Carl Stamm | Andrew Card is responsible for the lies and distortions that led to the
Iraq
war and occupation. He is therefore not eligible for an honorary degree
which can be awarded only to "persons of great accomplishment and high
ethical standards who exemplify the ideals of the University of
Massachusetts". |
| 12 | E. Laing | |
| 13 | E. Laing | |
| 14 | E. Laing | |
| 15 | Sally Weiss | outrageous decision, outrageous |
| 16 | Margaret Hepler | |
| 17 | Megan Finn | |
| 18 | Robert Gaw | |
| 19 | Laura Clawson | No honor to people who intentionally lie the country into war. |
| 20 | melinda roy | |
| 21 | Nancy Felton | It is disgraceful and a dishonor to those receiving graduate degrees from the University of Massachusetts to be awarding an honorary degree to Andrew Card. I do not believe he or the adminstration he was a part of have shown high ethical standards. |
| 22 | John Donahoe | |
| 23 | Kirsten Smith | As a Massachusetts taxpayer, I deplore the offering of this honorary degree. |
| 24 | Travis C. Roy | Andrew Card was the lead disinformation specialist for a war pushed by an administration severely hampered by conflicts of interest.
He clearly does not meet the qualifications of "high ethical standards". |
| 25 | AnnaMarie Russo | The University should never have offered an honorary degree to Andrew Card, given the large but thoroughly dishonorable role he played in promoting the lies and deceptions contrived by the Bush Administration to sell the war in Iraq to the US Congress and the American People. |
| 26 | AnnaMarie Russo | The University should never have offered an honorary degree to Andrew Card, given the large but thoroughly dishonorable role he played in promoting the lies and deceptions contrived by the Bush Administration to sell the war in Iraq to the US Congress and the American People. |
| 27 | Michele Spring-Moore | Of all the people in the world who could receive an honorary degree from our public university, why a war criminal? Is this a good example of an ethical person for our university students and community members? I think not. |
| 28 | Adam Sacks | |
| 29 | Laura McSpedon | |
| 30 | Ilene Stahl | |
| 31 | Rachel Keegan | |
| 32 | Emily Task | |
| 33 | Anonymous | |
| 34 | Anonymous | |
| 35 | jonathan hughes | |
| 36 | Mark Brenner | |
| 37 | Carl Moos | As an Emeritus Professor from State Univ. of NY, I find it outrageous that a respected major university like UMass would give any honor to a man like Andrew Card! |
| 38 | Carl Moos | As an Emeritus Professor from State Univ. of NY, I find it outrageous that a respected major university like UMass would give any honor to a man like Andrew Card! |
| 39 | Carmen Rhodes | |
| 40 | Mary Ann Clawson | |
| 41 | Anonymous | |
| 42 | david craft | |
| 43 | Judith Levine | Don't honor war criminals. |
| 44 | Margaret Barrett | |
| 45 | lynn posner rice | I do not believe that Andrew Card meets the standards to make him eligible for an honorary degree. |
| 46 | Sharon Thompson | |
| 47 | Cynthia Cohen | Please support efforts to return the values of honesty and integrity to public service by rescinding the honorary degree offered to Andrew Card. |
| 48 | Anonymous | |
| 49 | Winston Close | |
| 50 | Michael-David Sasson | Please... An honor for hight ethical standards? Will he be reading from 1984? |