Forum invitation readers express Barnard-Columbia views
The Bulletin Forum notes that opinions printed do not reflect the editors. It invites any Barnard-Columbia group member to share his or her group's views in Korum.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1970
Page
1
The Bulletin Forum notes that opinions printed do not reflect the editors. It invites any Barnard-Columbia group member to share his or her group's views in Korum.
Editorial links recent Columbia protests to historical revolutions, noting white students’ role in vandalism against art and buildings in solidarity with the Black Panthers. It questions whether actions will aid or undermine Black Panther leaders including Bobby Seale, amid a government preventive war and capitalist justice system.
Smith College adopts a flexible four day exam period allowing students to schedule finals individually. The system aims to let students allocate more study time to challenging subjects while placing less demanding tests later. Students agreed to honor the time limits and to refrain from discussing questions until the period ends. some exceeded limits.
Thousands of New Yorkers will march from Bellevue Hospital to Union Square on March 28 to demand repeal of New York abortion laws. The rally supports four test cases in federal courts and advocates safe legal abortion funded by taxing large corporations.
Ann Sutherland Harris defends the women’s liberation movement at Barnard, arguing it broadens roles for both genders and women gain intellectual and social progress. She challenges Professor Held’s view, noting personal experience and scientific evidence, and urges men to engage rather than fear the movement.
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