Students Protest U S Interference in Nicaragua
A protest drawn up by students from Columbia Barnard and the Graduate Schools circulated on campus will be sent to President Coolidge. It denounces American troops and warships in Nicaragua, calls for withdrawal of Marines, and urges a fair settlement of differences with Nicaragua. About fifteen hundred signatures have been collected.
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Representative Assembly Amends Constitution
The text records constitutional amendments by the Representative Assembly with specifics on filing copies with the Dean, the organization, and Student Council. It notes acceptance by the Assembly, the Secretary’s instruction, and a change to Assembly hours for class meeting nominations. A compulsory Sophomore meeting is set for March 15.
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