 As of the tenth day of the protest, the women had vowed to continue the occupation into the summer vacation, the student judiciary had threatened to hold suspension hearings for occupying students, and "militant feminist" Robin Morgan had spoken during a 250-person march to the administration building.United Press International (UPI) reported that an agreement had been reached between occupying women, "Collegian" editors, and the university administration, which resulted in the creation of a fact-finding committee at the suggestion of Jean Elshtain then an associate professor of political science, and the refusal of administrators to pursue any academic penalties against the protestors.The membership of the committee consisted of four women and three men representing the stakeholders and three additional non-voting members, all appointed by Chancellor Randolph Bromery.