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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1966

Page

4

Define Paper's Role in College Policy Debate

The article argues the student newspaper groups shape policy rather than merely stamp approval. It notes past protest influenced the Judicial Council and housing solutions while urging open dialogue over protracted agitation. It emphasizes distinct roles for students and administration and cautions against bargaining tactics.

Judicial Council Peardon Undergrad Bulletin

Students Sign Demand For Police Autonomy

Organizers of the Columbia Students for Police Autonomy will man booths on Low Plaza to day and tomorrow to solicit signatures for petitions opposing Mayor John Lindsay's Police Review Board. They plan to present the petitions at the Mayor's office this Saturday and picket City Hall for a November referendum on the Review Board. Demonstrators depart College Walk at 10:30 a.m. Saturday.

Columbia Students For Police Autonomy Low Plaza John Lindsay Police Review Board College Walk Columbia John Lombardo George Baker Steven Soule

Mixed student faculty views on four course system at college

The debate centers on a four course plan for seniors with several faculty and students supporting flexible planning while opposing mandatory senior work. Critics warn of self discipline and graduate admission issues while supporters urge broader exploration and individual choice within the senior year.

Miss Kluge Catherine Feola Barbara Mereignanga Mary Siegel Phyllis Grantram Barbara Moss Marcia Fierman Ferman

Barnard Offers $250 Essay Prize On Duties to Animals

The Philosophy Department invites all Barnard undergraduates to compete for a $250 prize in the William Pepperell Montague essay contest. Essays on Our Moral Obligations to Animals are due April 15 to Professor Larson Milbank 41, double spaced four to five thousand words.

Philosophy Barnard William Pepperell Montague Larson Milbank 41 Mary Mothersill Millicent McIntosh William P. Montague Albert Schweitzer Mothersill Germaine

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