Letters on student rights cited by 1968 class
The piece defends student protests against college administration as protecting individual rights and respect for the class of 1968. It notes that laws may not be needed but administrators should act honorably, with signatories Jamison Machlin Cohen Horwith Coser. Dated December 18, 1963.
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Federal Service Internships Offer Juniors Training Stipends
Applications for federal service internships are due February 15 1964 Barnard juniors may apply for eight weeks full time in July and August plus part time in the subsequent academic year Stipends include 50 dollars weekly for summer and additional up to 400 for the year Credit is offered for the school year Major preference is given to social science students Contact Professor Demetrios Caraley Government Department for details
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