Ryan Polls District For VP Nominee On Spring Tour
Congressman William Fitts Ryan conducted a fourth annual Spring Tour poll of the 20th Congressional District. He spoke with residents on April 25 visiting upper West Side Washington Heights Inwood and Marble Hill with 22 stops and a staff of volunteers collecting voter preferences including Civil Rights passage and presidential nominees.
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Robert Kennedy
William Fitts Ryan
Ryan
Upper West Side
Washington Heights
Inwood
Marble Hill
Senate
Viet Nam
Student opinion should guide student government spending
The letter argues that student funds should determine the cost of a room and that the Representatives Assembly must consider student input. It states that without interest in student opinion, the administration cannot claim to reflect student representation. Carol Adler.
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Representatives Assembly
Pack Seeks Flexible Liberal Arts Reform in Speech
Barnard associate in poetry Robert Pack urged reducing rigid curricula and favoring open inquiry. He called for more seminars and fewer lectures, testing ideas over passing down opinion, and suggested boycotts of classes if needed. Pack, at Barnard since 1957, will not teach next term.
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Robert Pack
Pack
Mr. Pack
Barnard
SEER study guides cover wide range of works at campus meeting
SEER prepared study guides on the Communist Manifesto Freud’s Civilization and Its Discontents The Stranger Republic Crime and Punishment The Trial Walden Civil Disobedience King Lear and more Professors Bell Wallerstein Kuhns Leefmans and Baldwin contributed Guides target students at tomorrow’s meeting contact Room 308 Ferris Booth Hall or call UN 5 2909 extension 2801 for details
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Kansas City
Missouri
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Macon
Georgia
Memphis
Miami
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New York
Newark
Philadelphia
Scranton
Tampa
Tyler
Texas
Washington, D.C
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Daniel Bell
Emanuel Wallerstein
Sigmund Freud
Bert M.P. Leefmans
Camus
The
Stranger
Richard F. Kuhns
James Baldwin
Dostoyevsky
Kafka
Henry David Thoreau
Ferris Booth Hall
Katzebach on judicial administration in desegregation efforts
Katzenbach argues the central issue is whether desegregation can be achieved through a system of judicial administration. He notes the challenge of enforcing orders against recalcitrant Southern officials sworn to uphold the Constitution. He invites ideas, though remains cautiously pessimistic about finding a better solution.
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Brown
Katzenbach
United States
Civil disobedience and student arrests in New York
An essay discusses civil disobedience as a historical force and its relevance to Columbia University and Barnard students jailed after sit ins at Schaefer Brewery. It contrasts lawful picketing with illegal sit ins, noting personal conviction, media attention, and the enduring link to civil rights movements.
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Thoreau
Socrates
Adam
Brooklyn Criminal Court
Columbia College
Schaefer Brewery
Barnard
Schaefer
Columbia University
D.C
New York Post
Saint Augustine
San Francisco
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Liberty and Justice
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Paris
N.Y
Rt. London
Carl Rochelle Rainer
Ioe Juin Axacal
Duuk & Linus
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Vinktren
Alan Woods
Wollman Auditorium
Milmac Press
Hoffman — KI
Liberal University
J. Douglas Brown
Liebling
Louis M. Lyons
Martin Greenberger
Erle Stanley Gardner
Tokyo
Congo
Greece
the Atlantic
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