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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
2
Barnard College published weekly notices for the Barnard community from 216 W. TB Street. The bulletin, issued by the Barnard student body, lists contact details and subscription price of six dollars annually, with printing by Boro Printing Co.
A Barnard College bulletin urges students to keep antiwar action central while debating strike tactics. It promotes academic amnesty options including fair grades, incompletes, and pass fail for majors, to enable deeper protest and preserve student voices during the 1960s era antiwar activism.
Excerpts from Ms Harriet Marot Taylor of the Bulletin write about Barnard College and Vietnam, praising a photo and urging print of an enclosure. The letter questions US Indochina policy, likening it to a gambling drift and calling for reflection and action. Student responses discuss strike protests and the value of moratoriums and teach-ins as part of campus debate.
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