Students Face Possible Expulsion Continued from Page 1
The sit in at Earl Hall prompts a court appearance in April with potential penalties of up to one year in jail and a $100 fine per count. J Paul Martin alleges by law violations, while administrators debate whether taking an office constitutes violence. Dean Barbara Schmitter notes Columbia will pursue charges through its own procedures with possible censures, suspensions, or expulsions.
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Earl Hall
J. Paul Martin
Center
Francis Rouchez
SIA
Roudiez
Dean Picker
Miriam Barker
Paul Martin
Columbia
Barnard
Barbara Schmitter
Schmitter
Bulletin reboots with Co-Editors format change
Spring students report that the Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor of Bulletin have abolished their posts and reestablished as Co-Editors with staff and Publications Board approval. Bulletin seeks writers photographers and layout help. meeting weekly Thursdays at 5:00 p.m. at 107 McIntosh extension 2119. Beth and Lisa available evenings at X5327 and X5338.
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Bulletin
Publications Board
Mortarboard
Emanon
McIntosh
Beth
Lisa
Stanford Students Protest Iran Contract Over New Tech
About 200 Stanford students and Iranian exchange students protested a forthcoming contract with Tran to have advanced engineering students design a domestic Iran communications system. Protesters from the Iranian Students Association of Northern California wore paper bags over faces to avoid identification. Professor Bruce Lusignan defended the project noting Shah Iran can spread propaganda already, while supporters cite health care benefits for remote villages.
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CPS
Stanford University
Stanford
Tran
Iran
The
Iranian Students Association of Northern California
Bruce Lusignan
Ranian
Seniors Win Class of 1975 Awards at Barnard College
Dorothy Ann Moore receives the Frances M. Smith Award for outstanding Albany area upperclassmen at Barnard. Shulamith Denise Stromer earns a Danforth Fellowship for graduate study in English, among 60 nationwide recipients. Awards announced during ceremonies in Albany and at the Danforth Foundation in St. Louis.
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Dorothy Ann Moore
Frances M. Smith
Shulamith Denise Stromer
Danforth
Barnard College
Albany
Barnard
Moore
Landmarks Preservation Commission
Brooklyn
Martha Peterson
Danforth Foundation
St. Louis
Missouri
United States
Stromer
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New York
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City Center of Music & Drama, Inc
Pierre Verry
Chaplin
Olive Barnes
N.Y
City Center
P.m
W. S5th St
Orchestra
By Sarah Gold
Columbia University
George Barry Ford Hall
Catholic Campus Ministry
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