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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1968
Page
1
A Barnard student argues for freedom to choose off campus living, citing dorm space limits and parental permission. The letter criticizes Linda Le Clair for sensationalism and calls the College to allow Barnard students to live where they wish with proper parental consent.
A Barnard College housing issue, framed as a demand for reform, sees students split between willing cooperation with the Ad Hoc Committee to Review Housing Regulations and an underground faction pushing quick and total system revision. Miss Jean Palmer favors rapid changes while Miss Kennedy warns against admin concessions, questioning the need for revolution when change exists within the current structure.
Martha Peterson announced an Ad Hoc Committee to review housing regulations formed by the Presidents. The all faculty, students, alumni, trustees, and administrators group includes Estelle Friedman, Patrina Hunter, Antonina Sahaydachny, and Susan Alpert. Administrative and board members Frederick Wood, John Sargent, Barbara Novak, Helen Bailey, Barbara Schmitter, Helen McCann, Elizabeth Myers, and Jean Palmer participate. First meeting set for Thursday April 25 at 4 00 p.m.
A bulletin urges readers to type letters with triple spacing and a handle at 10 75, require signature, and state letters will publish with writer identity unless withheld. The Bulletin reserves right to edit and publish only letters deemed timely and in good taste, with submission to Barnard Bulletin Room 1 the Annex.
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