Yale Students Protesting Tenure Denial for Prof Bernstein
Yale students picket the denial of tenure for Associate Professor Richard J. Bernstein of philosophy. The Tenure Appointment Committee nearly rejected him despite a unanimous departmental tenure recommendation. Bernstein teaches large introductory courses, edits the Review of Metaphysics, and mentors graduates as President Brewster asks the committee to reconsider.
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Assembly rules redefine committee duties and vacancies
The document outlines revised committee membership rules for the Rep Assembly prohibiting dual committee service until all members have at least one assignment. It requires Honor Board Proctors and Judicial Council to present procedural rules annually and allows three quarters approval to amend them. It also clarifies Curriculum Committee aims and fills vacancies via class president appointments prioritizing runners-up.
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Branden Expounds Law Of Identity As Logic Base
Dorothy Lang reports Branden, in the third Basic Principles of Objectivism lecture, arguing that logic rests on the law of identity and perception. He defines A as A and denies A and non-A at once, linking knowledge to prior understanding and rejecting mysticism as non sensory. Ayn Rand joins the Q A noting intellect depends on effort and abstract connections.
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Exhibition on The French in America at Wollman Library
The Barnard French Department and Library host a photographic exhibit titled The French in America in the Reserve Room and Wollman Library third floor. Curated by Jacques Habert with help from the French Embassy Cultural Services, the display runs from the 16th century to today with English captions noting French influence in U.S. history. It features maps portraits drawings and letters highlighting exploration wars trade and colonization up to 1782.
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March on Washington to protest Vietnam War sponsored by SDS
Students for a Democratic Society sponsors a March on Washington to end the Vietnam War on Easter Saturday April 17. The NY chapter will transport students from city colleges to the capital for a White House picket and a rally at the Washington Monument with speakers including I F Stone Ernest Gruening Tom Newark Esther Bayard Austin and Michael Harrington. Afterward participants will march to the Capitol to present a statement to Congress.
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Auditions for Four One-Act Plays This Week
The Wigs and Cues Workshop and The Arts Festival Drama Program announce auditions in Ferris Booth Hall this week for four one act plays and two student written pieces. Readings are Thursday March 11 from 6 to 8 pm in rooms 304 306 308 204 and 103 and Friday March 12 from 5 to 9 pm in rooms 302 304 306 308 203 and 204.
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