Subtle Politics Debate at Columbia and Barnard
The article weighs campus radicalism and conservative backlash as Columbia and Barnard navigate protests. It notes the University Senate gains, mixed student and faculty support, defaced student center, and the need for measured action. It argues radicals should seek reform through legitimate channels while avoiding repression.
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Daily News
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Columbia
Senate
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SAS
Barnard
Letter to the Editor on Spring Festival and Greek Games
In this letter the co chairmen Marjorie Swirsky and Dorothy Urman defend the Spring Festival against claims it replaced the Greek Games. They recount festival moments with faculty students and community ties and praise the editor's coverage while urging continued support for the festival for many years.
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Miss Peterson
Dean Bonrse
Bul- Jefin
Marjorie Swirsky
Dorothy Urman
Senior Scholars Express Goals
Tammar Frank formalizes a 1969 70 Senior Scholar project focusing on grammatical theory from 13th to 17th centuries with Arabic and Hebrew influences under Prof Malone. Ellen Goldberg plans to write poetry as her Senior Scholar project, with Dean Boorse hoping more seniors join and noting flexibility if the project proves unprofitable.
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Tammar Frank
Ellen Goldberg
Committee On Instruction
Miss Frank
Prof
Malone
Miss Goldberg
Henry Boorse
Cooperation Committee Seeks Wider Joint Efforts
The Committee on Cooperation discusses expanding joint housing and other collaboration areas between colleges. It calls for information sharing and broad discussion among faculties administrations and student bodies, aiming for better education and research through cooperative actions rather than mere efficiency.
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Barnard Columbia PDS Committee Plans Broad Curricular Reforms
The PDS Committee led by Mrs Servenitio discusses expanding Developing Students programs for the September intake, with annual evaluation and potential joint housing, class size, and shared disciplinary rules. Members seek firsthand student input and will soon publish a department by department summary of current academic cooperation.
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Servodidio
Barnard
Columbia
Milbank Hall
Hamilton Hall
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