Student trustees reshape college boards across campuses
Times change as undergraduates and recent graduates win seats on college boards at Bowdoin Vassar Stanford and CUNY. The shift reflects evolving university governance with students gaining policy influence, not tied to campus violence, and signals an evolution in administration and student political life.
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Young radicals join college boards amid activism and wary caution
The National Safety Council warns of up to 920 deaths and 40 percent injuries over the Christmas period if drivers are reckless. Across universities, young trustees such as Brent Henry Alison Bernstein Maria Josefa Canino and Ezra Cornell bring activism to boards while fearing loss of ideals under age and establishment influence.
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National Safety Council
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Princeton
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South Africa
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Wunderkind
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Miss Canino
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Cornell
Ezra Cornell
Indiana Bishop Mueller to Mark Golden Anniversary
A reception in Indianapolis honors Bishop Reuben H. Mueller and his wife on their 50th wedding anniversary. The event runs 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Schwitzer Center, Indiana Central College. Mueller leads the Indiana Area of the United Methodist Church with 1,700 congregations and 415,000 members. He married Magdalene Stauffacher on December 26, 1919, and they have a daughter, Margaret Hoesch.
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Wisconsin
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Illinois
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Methodist Church
Richard C. Raines
Saigon Minister Questions My Lai Evidence
South Vietnam’s minister of state Dr Phan Quang Dan defended American troops as highly civilized and urged hard proof of any My Lai massacre. He spoke at the Manila Overseas Press Club calling for solid evidence before condemnation and urged waiting for the investigation.
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Judge Rules On Agnew Speech Disturbance Conviction
Franklin County judge upholds the conviction of Michael G. Davis and Rochelle P. Lavren for disturbing a lawful assembly during Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's commencement address at Ohio State on June 7. He notes the pair applauded and made noise despite Thoreau’s words, stating no right exists to disturb others by not keeping pace.
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Manson Considers Self Representation in Murder Trial
Los Angeles Charles Manson the cult leader seeks to act as his own attorney in seven murder counts regarding the Sharon Tate and LaBianca killings. Judge Keene appointed Joseph Ball as interim counsel to help Manson weigh the pros and cons of self defense while a Wednesday hearing looms.
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Joseph A. Ball
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