Barnard Pushes Student Involvement in Fundraising Drive
Barnard College faces higher costs with a $350 tuition rise next year and potential deficits as aid remains essential. President Peterson asks alumnae support and student lobbying, proposing possible course credit, while students criticize a facade of involvement and call for real say in fund use and decisions.
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Barnard
Columbia
Peterson
Open
Capitol
Milbank
Bulletin corrects Vietnam War letter typographical error
The publication apologizes for a typo in last week's issue. The letter from Vietnam Veterans Against the War should have read First, our goal was the signing of the treaty, but now it is its implementation, not the printed version about not in its implementation.
Letter exchanges on antiwar strategy in the Morning Mail
The Vietnam Veterans Against the War lashes out at the Young Socialist Alliance in a letter to the editor. The dispute centers on tactics for the antiwar movement and alleged manipulation by front groups. The YSA counters, defending unity and urging VVAW to present clear political ideas.
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Vietnam Veterans Against the War
VVAW
Young Socialist Alliance
Socialist Workers Party
SWP
Joe McCarthy
National Peace Action Coalition
NPAC
People's Coalition For Peace and Justice
PCPI
PCPJ
U.S
Nixon
Marshalls
PCPS
YSA
Alliance
Vietnam
Medals Stolen From Barnard College Parlor Display
Thirteen of twenty five medals belonging to Helen Rogers Reid and Virginia Gildersleeve were taken from Barnard College Parlor display in Barnard Hall during the day on Tuesday February 6. The stolen awards valued at about $1000 include foreign and domestic honors tied to the women’s public service.
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Helen Rogers Reid
Virginia Gildersleeve
College Partor
Barnard Hall
Barnard
Helen Reid
Jane Moorman
San Francisco
The
Herald Tribune
New York
Barnard Board of Trustees
Reid Hall
Abortion Victory Rally Spurs Debate on Rights and Laws
The January 22 1973 rally by Linda Slodk and the Women’s National Abortion Action Coalition drew over 200 attendees to discuss the Supreme Court ruling on abortion. Speakers from medicine law politics and the European movement framed the ruling in the context of ongoing women’s liberation battles and asked how existing laws would adapt and what future restrictions might mean.
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Linda Slodk
Women's Liberation Movement
Supreme Court
Women’s Liberation Movement
Women's National Abortion Action Coalition
Wonaac
Women's Movement
Brenda Fegan-Fastean
New York
Franz Leichter
Susan LaMont
Barbara Roberts
Nicole Marie
Praiene
Marie- Naive
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