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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
1
A student letter critiques Barnard College for a triple standard in social conduct and opaque disciplinary processes. It argues rules vary by housing, misdefined terms, nontransparent committees, and inconsistent sanctions. It urges clear expectations and fair treatment to protect academic futures.
Barnard College aims to prepare students for adult roles yet questions if strict rules properly serve welfare. Dr Park and Terry Sickler highlight freshmen disillusionment with administration power and arbitrary enforcement. One suspension prompts calls to consider personal circumstances and intent before punishment.
The Barnard College students are described as deeply apathetic and impotent to act. The piece laments disengagement despite urging to uphold ideals of justice and challenges readers to confront the current situation with proactive stance.
A college dormitory student faces suspension after a committee process that excludes full board consideration. The letter critiques impersonal discipline, calls for transparent reasons, and asks administrators to respect individual mental health factors in punishments.
Three years in, Accion gains backers like Pepsi Cola and the Rockefeller Foundation. In Caracas and barrios, volunteers pursue feasible social gains such as water pipes, sewing classes, and milk distribution, while coordinating with Venezuelan government and local business partners including Creole Petroleum Company.
Steve Grossman and friends wore chicken shirts to a Beatles concert at Carnegie Hall and joked about their outfits. The Columbia group faced amused crowds in transit and inside the venue, with remarks from classmates and a nod to Clare Booth Luce as they ended the night at the West End.
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