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George reports that Brandeis University has divested almost all of its holdings in South Africa ; that about $ 1 million remains invested . Bachrach says that the protestors are using every opportunity to demonstrate their opposition to apartheid . V : Artists drawings of lawyers at table ; of Mundy.Cohen reports that three women and one man have been chosen for the jury so far ; that these four jurors are an electronics engineer , a manager with a local insurance company , a school monitor , and a housewife from South Boston . V : Footage of Laquidara saying that he hopes these campaigns will convince Shell to get out of South Africa ; that he hopes other companies will follow suit . Shots of the coastline and the ocean.Hodge reports that striped bass migrate from the Chesapeake Bay to the North Atlantic every year ; that an eleven-state coastal commission has been formed to protect the fish . Footage of Baker saying that regulations should be equally tough in every state ; that a moratorium on fishing for striped bass should be imposed in all of the states along the coast . Bush says that he would support action to destabilize or overthrow certain governments , or " a Hitler . Bachrach says that apartheid protestors have been inspired by the protests in Washington DC ; that the anti-apartheid movement includes politicians , labor leaders , religious organizations and people of all political beliefs . The drivers contend that they have a right to be in a public building . Kelly notes that the minority population in Lowell Public Schools has doubled in the past ten years ; that the schools enroll 450 new bilingual students each year ; that 100 new Southeast Asian immigrants come to Lowell every week . V : Footage of Moore saying that all but one of the black South African leaders have called for full divestment ; that it is " arrogant and paternalistic " to ignore their plea for divestment.George reports that there is no fourth phase of the fast . V : Shots of the exterior of the IBM headquarters in South Africa ; of a black man in a business suit in front of the IBM building ; of a factory in South Africa ; of a white worker working in an automobile factory.George reports that Joseph Hermann ( Chairman , State Administration Committee ) wants the state to stop doing business with South Africa and other countries with repressive governments . He gives a brief history of fishing in the western Atlantic . Garrity responds to a question , saying that he will consult with all of the lawyers involved in the school desegregation case before putting anything into the court order ; that he will schedule a series of hearings for the 1976-77 school year . Marshall talks about the need for good school principals , for high expectations for all students , for clear curriculum objectives , for test data about student performance , and for a safe climate in the schools . A crowd has gathered around the chaplains.George reports that the vigils have taken place every day during extremely cold weather ; that the demonstrations at Brandeis have a theme of atonement . Bullard reports that over 600 African American students attend Hyde Park High School with 900 white students ; that the school has been calm this year ; that police are stationed outside of the school ; that there was a heavy police presence in the school last year due to trouble between African American and white students ; that residents of Hyde Park are still heavily opposed to busing . Jones reports that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ( EEOC ) sided with Harper yesterday ; that the EEOC concluded that Harper was wrongly dismissed for speaking out against a team policy . Wilson says that progress had been made on all of the issues before the economic demands were introduced . These students join the others entering the school . Garrity says that he would like the CCC to help solve these problems ; that he would rather not try to resolve problems at individual schools through the court order . Wilson says that the bus drivers must rescind their three " outrageous economic demands " before a settlement can be reached ; that these economic demands were not made until November ; that their only demand before November was to resolve the issue of terminated drivers .