She also cited the University’s rules governing campus use, which, she wrote, “protect the right of all members of our community to teach, learn, research, work, and live on our campus.”Weenick emphasized a few of those rules in particular, writing:Community members must produce a Harvard ID when asked by Harvard administrators or the Harvard University Police Department. If activities are in violation of Harvard’s policies or rules, participants will be asked to cease or adjust actions. Campus administrators will work with community members, as appropriate, to find another time, place, or manner for the desired activity or expression in accordance with Current Procedures for Permitting of Campus Protest Activity. Where there is substantial disruption of the normal operations of our campus, University police may remove or remediate the disruption. “Members of our community should expect that activities that violate Campus Use Rules, time place and manner restrictions, and other University policies will be addressed promptly,” Weenick wrote.