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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
3
Critics dominate a day long teach in at McMillin Theatre with 20 speakers and four Q A periods as administration supporters are scarce. Daniel Davidson will defend policy at 7 p m but will not debate. The event covers university life economy civil rights and more.
The Columbia Independent Committee on Vietnam will host a Sundial rally at noon featuring Tina Aptheker, a Free Speech Movement leader from Berkeley and daughter of Herbert Aptheker, noted Columbia graduate and Communist Party theoretician. Other speakers will address Vietnam support.
Bulletin poll shows 174 of 184 voters favor extending Wollman Library hours to at least 11 p m on weekdays the second week of the poll. Proposals for weekday weekend extensions during exams approved by 170 students. Ninety percent want noon Sunday hours. Some suggest 24 hour study and reserve room changes with coffee machines proposed during exams.
The new student center will rise on the tennis court site and open a two level complex with underground parking and a raised plaza. Estimated at about three million dollars, the center will house Undergraduate Association offices and College Activities admin offices and replace the Jake and the Annex as campus activity hubs.
The Barnard College faculty approved a four course program at the March 21 meeting. The Ad Hoc Committee’s proposal advances with two more recommendations to vote on at the April 4 session, including ending the second term of English A and liberalizing degree requirements.
Dorm Exec presents to Faculty Committee on Student Activity April 14 proposed curfew extensions for seniors and freshmen to align with Barnard Library hours. A new campus definition would replace latenesses with late minutes, with penalties tied to minutes out after curfew. All proposals, totaling 616, go to Trustees for approval on April 22.
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