Sit-Down Strike II Protests Spread Across Cities
Sit down protests grown to fifteen cities including New York as Malcolm Seawell AC LU and USNLA respond. In Portsmouth NC clashes left whites and Negroes injured and an arm wound sent a white student to the hospital. Philadelphia plans a West Philadelphia Woolworth picket while Raleigh sees ongoing campus picketing amid mass trespass arrests. USNSA backs student demonstrators.
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West Philadelphia
Woolworth
Harlem
Town Meeting Voices Complaints on Library
Students urged changes at a special town meeting on Friday February 26 at Minor Latham Playhouse led by Library Committee chair Bonnie Slater. Concerns included reserve book access noise slow lines and hours with proposals to extend reserve access to the second floor and allow paperback bindings more copies and Sunday hours while noting cost and ventilation limits.
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Latham Playhouse
Bonnie Lou Slater
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Barnard Students Chosen for Mademoiselle Staff and Guest Editorships
Mademoiselle selects eleven Barnard students to join the Col lard staff. They will report on college life, work in writing editing fashion and art, and compete for twenty Guest Editorships awarded in May. In June they will travel to New York for assignments on the August 1960 College issue.
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Mademoiselle Mannane
New York
Mademoiselle
Andree Abecassis
Elsa Adelman
Louise Bernikow
Susan Heinmann
Linda Kauf
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