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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1968
Page
2
Maurice Z. Shhrader, Associate Professor of French, declines blanket discipline for protesting students and condemns violent disruption. He supports Ad Hoc Committee recommendations, urges resumed university functions, and criticizes last night's raids as counterproductive to order and reason.
A college strike argues that administration hypocrisy undermines education. Students claim real reform requires giving students and faculty a meaningful voice in policy, citing protests over Viet Nam War stances and gymnasium decisions, warning violence will continue without change.
The writer condemns Columbia University for its treatment of Harlem and urges swift integration of students and staff. Proposes donating a nineteen million dollar Harlem recreation center or halting park gym construction and demands a targeted admission policy with one third black freshmen. Calls for substantial black scholarships and leadership by Ad Hoc Faculty Committee. Editor's note credits Katherine Millett of Barnard.
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