02 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
1
A reader argues that the Curriculum Committee will poll student sentiment, not the Student Opinion Committee. The goal is a five day study period next term and notes any calendar change would affect the gym schedule as it counts as laboratory work.
A reader questions bias in the Bulletin and Spectator coverage, arguing reporting must be objective and based on reliable sources. The letter critiques coverage of Professor Wolff, dorm rumors, and a student life proposal, then shifts to analysis of French politics under de Gaulle and U S relations, urging constructive dialogue over partisan clash.
The letter questions endorsement of the Committee on Student Life by student officers while praising the Columbia University Reform Committee as more responsive to student opinion. It argues the Student Life group was admin appointed, secrecy rules apply, and it has limited reform powers. urging broader student participation in campus decisions.
The letter rejects two simplistic moral vs realpolitik frames for Vietnam. It argues objectors include seasoned policymakers and critics and that policy must integrate moral and military facts. It cites Morse Morgenthau and notes the need for positive proposals amid pressing human costs and policy blunders.
Walter Hilse inaugurated the 1965 66 keyboard concert series with a Thursday recital in Wollman Auditorium. The program featured Bach Brahms Schubert and Beethoven with praise for Hilse's musical communication and technique and notes on instrument limitations. Gor dana Lazarevich slated for February 10 1966.
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