Taylor Blasts Idea of Collective Guilt at Columbia Forum
Professor Telford Taylor challenged the notion of collective German guilt for Nazi crimes. He argued many Germans knew of plans and that responsibility rests with individuals, not a single top tier, noting there was no law ordering Jews' extermination and that many protected minorities only by chance. He urged a sustained historical look at how ordinary people enabled the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford Taylor
Columbia Law School
Taylor
Reich
Prof
Prof. Taylor
Nuremburg
Bulletin staff meeting notice
A required Bulletin staff meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 12 15 p m in the Bulletin Office Annex Room 1 Students unable to attend should contact Sara Piovia or Nancy Klein at 616 or via campus mail for arrangements
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Sara Piovia
Nancy Klein
Judicial Body Hangs On Constitution Vote
Interest in Undergraduate Association's new Constitution centers on a Judicial Council to be discontinued if not approved. A four day referendum, March 8 to 11, requires 375 yes votes of at least 500 ballots. If defeated, judicial procedures move to Administration. The plan broadens class officer power and outlines proctor board changes. The document, led by Judy Schatz and others, awaits student vote and campus posting.
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Jake
Rep. Assembly
Judicial Council and
Honor Board
Board of Proctors
Sue Silverman
Senior Editors Named for Bulletin 65-66
The 1965 66 Bulletin staff was announced at the Red Pencil Dinner. New senior editors are Nancy Klein managing editor Alice Rubinstein news Lynne Braverman features and supplements. Klein oversees production and layout. Rubinstein assigns news and spots feature material. Braverman will head feature stories and supplements.
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Sara Piovia
Nancy Klein
Alice Rubinstein
Lynne Braverman
Miss Klein
Bulletin
Brooklyn College
Miss Brav
Lynne Bravermann
Undergrad Meeting Proposes Health Committee and Aid
An undergraduate meeting last Thursday discussed tuition and financial aid for housing and rent. A proposed student committee on health problems was also proposed at the session.
Judicial Body Hangs On Constitution Vote
Background discussion and constitutional context referenced in the article point to a crucial vote. The piece notes a constitutional question under debate and invites readers to review Col. 3 for full background.
Assembly Sets Prize Room Rules and Aid Plans
The Assembly passed a three part resolution regarding a prize room for the Bulletin editor in chief and raised dormitory room rates to a maximum of 310 dollars per semester. Undergrad will inform the Financial Aid Office of funds for a prize room. Dr. Marjorie Nelson suggested a health liaison committee. Action deferred until the new assembly in April.
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Rep. Assembly
Bulletin
Financial Aid Office
Marjorie Nelson
Hundertmark Resigns From Dorm Council
Carol Hundertmark resigns as second vice president of Dorm Exec after stating students should not decide suspension cases. She submitted a resignation letter to B J Lunin. Rosemary Park and peers weigh keeping student judges with admin review. Dorm Exec plans to reconsider judiciary procedure while valuing peer input.
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Carol Hundertmark
Dorm Exec
Miss Hundertmark
Hundertmark
B.J. Lunin
Miss Lunin
Judicial Council
Rosemary Park
Harriet van Sickle
Exec
SNCC Reorganizes Structure At Columbia University Meeting
SNCC group at Columbia University votes to form a permanent organizational structure. Faith Holsaert is named temporary chairwoman and Cathy Feola is elected permanent secretary. A plan to rotate general chairmanship follows the steering committee selection.
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Friends of
SNCC
Columbia University
Faith Holsaert
Cox
Federal Circuit Court
Jackson
Mississippi
Cathy Feola
Walter Furman
University
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Jane Lewis
Adolph Eichmann
Israel
Judy Schatz
Frederica Linick
Penny Lipkin
Margaret
Phoebe Morrison
Government Department
Carla Saloman
Judiciary Council
Nancy Duff Campbell
Erman
Barnard
Jackson College
Dorm Council
Sncc Group
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