Up Against The White Reactionary Wall
An essay arguing that campus protests at Columbia and Barnard reveal a value in the university and critique admin responses. It questions claims of radical destruction and calls for real integration of black professors and courses, noting tensions with Barnard and Columbia administrations.
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Morningside
Columbia
SAS
Students For
Howard University
Broadway
Barnard
Harlem
Lem Tucker
NBC News
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Letters on Demolition and Woman Roles at Barnard
Readers respond to Barnard Bulletin editorials and a controversial column. Catherine R. Stimpson condemns a slur and calls for fair treatment of black students, while Chilton Williamson supports the editorial. A longer letter argues about gender definitions, equality, and the value women contribute to society and Barnard.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Catherine R. Stimpson
Dept
Zoecker
Sbarnard Bulletin
Citizens Council Debate Sparks Journalistic Critique
Connie Brown criticizes coverage of the Cit. Council split and service council status. Claims Dec 11 headline and Dec 18 front-page letter misrepresented facts. Calls for accurate, balanced reporting on political factions and ongoing council status.
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Joel ZU
Cit. Council
Ziffs Jetter
Old City Council
New Service Council
Connie Brown
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