Columbia Independent Committee on Viet Nam Grows
A Columbia philosophy student founded a peace group that expanded into a 600-member mailing list and a 50-member core. Led by Mike Klare, the committee runs Low Plaza literature tables, dorm canvassing, and a research arm that cites data on war costs and military aid. The group aims to inform, persuade, and mobilize peers despite apathy and skepticism.
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Soviet Delinquency Policy Emphasizes Rehabilitation
The article notes liberalization of juvenile offender penalties, establishment of research on crime causes, and a shift from punishment to remedy. Professor Juviter cites social factors, not just personality, as contributors to delinquency, reflecting policy focus on rehabilitation.
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Dormitory Curfew and Overnight Rules
The dormitory sets weekday curfew for freshmen at 10 30 and 12 at semester end. Sophomores to seniors face 130 Sunday to Friday and 230 on Saturday. Freshmen may have two overnights or one weekend per month in the first semester and four overnights or two weekends per month in the second semester.
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