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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
2
Bulletin Board notes sponsor applications for Freshman Orientation must be submitted by 4 30 pm Friday May 1. Late entries will not be accepted.
The Student Council proposes a Committee on Student Publications to govern external issues and internal discipline of Arrow after suspending the school newspaper. The plan includes editors from campus publications, two faculty members chosen by the President, and three council members to form a governing board with final say on disputes and im peachment of editors.
The fragment references Ko and a discussion on diseases and education. Details are incomplete, but the text hints at a stance on vaccination, public health measures, and potential policy moves. Further context is needed to identify people, places, or official actions.
The piece argues that philanthropy has given way to demands from ghetto residents, with Mayor Wagner vowing resistance. It discusses rent strikes, community organization, and the slow hard work of social reform, noting the Spanish speaking and Black populations face systemic suppression and questioning future steps.
Jemera Rone describes detention of about 100 CORE women after a nonviolent protest against Schaefer beer policies at the Worlds Fair pavilion. She cites intimidation by officials and details bail, confinement, searches, and restricted access to lawyers.
Roberta Popkin of Barnard College was chosen as chairman for the coming year. She plans to meet with current chair Bonnie Aaron to set the social calendar for next year. Junior class selects Rita Solow to lead their social committee next year.
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