Radical Student Protests Rise Amid CIA Incident at Columbia
The article portrays a two week campus protest at Columbia sparked by CIA demonstrations. Student speakers, including SDS activists, push for student power while criticizing university integration with government and big corporations. Leaders like John Fuerst and Paul Rockwell garner attention as new SDS factions form and spread via Gadfly publications.
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New Dorm Imitation of 616 Aims for 330 Students
Plans for a new Barnard dormature to house about 330 students include a TV room, a study area, a lounge on the first floor, a reception desk, living and recreation rooms, and a utility floor below. Mrs Meyers provided suggestions to streamline laundry, minimize wasted time, and place study areas on the fourteenth and main floors. The Housing Committee chaired by Miss Palmer will assign housing with a priority order: non residents and transfer students, then commuters, seniors, and finally freshmen.
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Meyers
Barnard
Miss Palmer
Parks
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Dean Schmitter
Nelson
Grant Encourages Community Service
Suzanne Crowell argues students know local problems best while Gladys Meyer questions student and community student board presence. Meyer supports a community voice but says the community must organize itself to be heard at the university.
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Meyer
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Jam Today By K LOWENTHAL A College Bureaucracy Is For
K Lowenthal questions campus bureaucracy at Barnard and argues student needs are sidelined by red tape. He notes limited access to services like student mail and registrar offices, urging real adult participation rather than passivity in campus politics.
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