This is the dilemma faced by all German students upon graduation.
Supporting or opposing the student movement is a matter of political stance, a matter of ideology.
In other words, supporting today and opposing tomorrow is no big deal.
However, obtaining a recommendation letter from the school is a real-world issue, concerning a respectable life and social status.
Missing it today may mean such a good opportunity won't come tomorrow.
As a graduate of the University of London, Arthur understands all too well what students like Bismarck want.
It's just that most young people haven't yet experienced society, sometimes stiffen their necks for so-called dignity and say that it doesn't conform to their principles, and they won't do those despicable things for a jury position.
