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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1970

Page

7

Housing Committee Faces Room Drawing Mess at Barnard

In a detailed letter from the Interim Housing Committee members Laura Nelson and Sandra Willner explain delays and miscommunications over senior commuter room drawing at Barnard. They describe meetings from March 17 to April 15 1970 and decision shifts about priority rules and referendum timing. George McGovern also writes a separate note urging environmental reform and a bill fostering citizen suits against pollution.

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Proposed Rules For Public Order At Barnard College

The Faculty Executive Committee proposes Rules for the Maintenance of Public Order to govern campus protest and use of College facilities. It sets rights for peaceful demonstration, lists violations such as obstruction and forced access, and reserves building use for Barnard members and invited visitors. Enforcement links to due process and the Judicial Council.

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Barnard College Rules Regulate Protests on Campus

Barnard College reaffirms the right to free speech and peaceful protest while establishing limits. Protests may not obstruct passage, disrupt functions, employ violence, occupy private offices, or use closed buildings without prior permission. Violations by students, faculty, or staff are referred to appropriate college committees or councils, with nonmembers turned over to civil authorities.

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