New Undergrad Officers Speak for Themselves
Four Barnard students, newly elected Undergrad officers, appeared for their first interview and meeting. They share guts and aim to show ingenuity, breaking from past campus politics. One member previously protested on campus against the University and the Shah of Iran.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Iran
Beryl Kaplan
Barnard Students Push for Change in Administration
Barnard College students led by Gwyneth Murphy Robyn Grayson and Ruth Leibowitz discuss administration reform seeking less red tape and better student services. They pledge active organization, stronger student voice, and practical action to improve food, governance, and campus life.
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Kaplan
Ruth Leibowitz
Leibowitz
Brooklyn
Murphy
Barnard
Grayson
Peterson
Undergrad
Opinion on Race Relations at Columbia and Barnard
The writer recounts an incident on March 20 in BHR where a white student questioned a door being kicked, prompting racist exchanges. The piece condemns racial hostility, urges dialogue, and argues that eliminating racism is possible, urging active effort rather than passive acceptance.
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Bulletin
Columbia
BHR
Hewitt
Brooks
Brotherhood of All Mankind
Barnard
Examining Student Governments and Voter Apathy
The piece cites criticism of student governments from Mark Deziel at Minnesota and Drew University leader Sanford Hartman. UC Berkeley rails at SG as theatre of the absurd while Kansas State cites accountability flaws. Past officers face charges and civil suits for misusing funds. Student turnout remains stubbornly low across campuses.
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CPS
Minnesota
Mark Deziel
Deziel
Sanford Hartman
Drew University
Tim Allen
University of Utah
University of Missouri
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