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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
2
Barnard Bulletin lists Rebecca Waters as Editor-in-Chief with Ellen McManus as Assistant Editor and Chet Pielock as Business Manager, supported by Donna Redel as Features Editor.
The National Labor Relations Board ruling on non-instructional Barnard staff including 96 workers in a union bargaining unit is challenged by Barnard. The college objects to including three assistant directors and student workers over 15 hours weekly, cites lack of community of interest, and accuses district 65 of anti union campaigning, delaying elections and potentially affecting student voting. The Barnard Bulletin urges action to clear the way for the April election.
A student recounts a dispute over a 75 dollar penalty for leaving Johnson Hall to move into the Experimental College dorm. The piece follows Carol Gross through housing office denials, small claims court action, and contrasts with another student who was reimbursed, reflecting on university housing policy and the American legal system.
The Ad Hoc Committee for Unionization faces staff voting questions while a psychology Center promotes self discovery in early education. Prof Schachter describes planned student researchers, eight assistants, and a Psych 457y course integrating field work with seminars. Parents and observers can view Center activities through a one way window.
A fragment from a campus memo shows staff discussing union reviews and a council delay claim while a friendly appeal from Plimpton invites faculty and students to use a new lounge. It promises open meetings and refreshments with arrangements for regular department gatherings.
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