Forum notice invites Barnard Columbia members to express views
The Bulletin Forum invites any Barnard Columbia organization member to share his or her views. It states articles reflect individual opinions and not necessarily the editors.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1970
Page
7
The Bulletin Forum invites any Barnard Columbia organization member to share his or her views. It states articles reflect individual opinions and not necessarily the editors.
Barnard commuters face long travel hours and poor housing options. Barnard Women's Liberation backs Commuter Action demanding better housing, accurate housing lists, and safer, fuller access to facilities. The piece argues solidarity among women strengthens liberation and challenges gender oppression.
Spectator alleged Barnard Bulletin editors faced harassment by the Barnard administration from February to April regarding a critical article on Professor Barry Ullanov. The Columbia Spectator cited a mysterious source. Bulletin and its editors denied the report and printed a clarification to present both sides.
The speaker urges immediate decisive and courageous steps toward peace to avoid prolonging a war that threatens Indochina and all humanity. The warning frames ongoing conflict as a danger to regional and global stability.
Barnard College commuter activists announce a May 3 1970 strike to back antiwar protests and campus reforms. They seek US government withdrawal from Vietnam Cambodia and Laos, release of political prisoners, and an immediate halt to defense research. They plan workshops visits to Panther trials and a Washington march, plus action through the summer with Commuter Action.
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