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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
3
A faculty committee plans a New York Times ad on the Vietnam war asking for adminstration policy negotiations. Edwin Dean, economics professor and treasurer, says the tone is skeptical and puzzling. Signatures and contributions are sought with a March 15 deadline for a March 21 planned Times appearance.
Ossis Davis lauds Malcolm X as potentially one of the truly great men in American history during a Tuesday night talk in Harkness Theatre. The event by the Columbia Students' Ad Hoc Committee sought funds for Mrs. X and her four children and featured a debate on Malcolm X's legacy.
More than 500 students and activists from SNCC CORE and the Student Peace Union protested outside the New York FBI headquarters over Alabama police violence after Governor Wallace ordered a march crackdown. Demonstrators from Columbia Barnard Queens College Yeshiva and high schools carried placards calling for Governor Wallace to go. Police blocked direct access to the FBI entrance keeping protesters in a single line with no violence reported.
Dr. Stanley Moore of the Philosophy Department speaks at the college parlor at noon about the Berkeley crisis. He discusses sit-in protests, political activity restrictions, academic freedom, and his work on individualism and alienation.
Nancy Leavin and Connie Dolan both class of 66 vie for the presidency of Dorm Exec after nominations at a Dorm House Meeting Tuesday night. Voting is held today and tomorrow in the dorms with other dorm officers also chosen.
Year in review and outlook from Barnard Undergraduate Association President Sue Silverman outlines two key issues ahead housing and student judiciary. She praises the judiciary system as effective while noting rule problems to be addressed by students in coming years. Housing demands due to 2000 student body by 1967 prompt questions on dormitory space buildings room configurations and new student center facilities. Also, Dorm President B J Lunin proposes changes to Freshman Orientation leadership including a dorm co chair and commuter chair, with amendments to the dorm constitution to implement elected over all orientation leadership.
The bulletin notes an error in the prior issue. It clarifies that the New York Region is chartering the buses, not the New York At-Large Chapter, and identifies Tom Hayden as director of the Newark Community Project.
David B. Truman outlined how centralization risks curb power dispersion in Congress during a fireside chat on Problems of Congressional Reform. He proposed internal changes like timetable control and open ballots for chairmen, noting past executive pressures and 25 years of reforms such as the 1921 agenda and 1946 financial report.
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