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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1968

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Barnard Ad Hoc Strike Committee Faces Dilemma

The Barnard Strike Committee a day of meetings and contradictory demands questions the strike's purpose. They claim sympathy for Columbia students yet push for Barnard integration into the University while some members skip classes. Faculty and students criticize ongoing disorganization and call for clearer administration.

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Letters to the Editor on censorship and civil rights at Columbia

A reader urges restoring two censored points in a Morningside Heights debate. The letter discusses race, police action, and the need to align classroom material with current social issues, urging curriculum reform and broader knowledge of the Negro experience and Columbia’s history.

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Editorial on democracy amid Columbia Barnard protests

Tatiana W. Greene of Barnard College argues against amnesty for students occupying Columbia buildings. She warns amnesty would betray democracy and empower tyranny, urging moderation and freedom of choice within democratic means.

Columbia United States Barnard College S.D.8 Tatiana W. ‘Greene

Editorial Policy and Student Action in University News

A BULLETINS staffer argues policy is set by editors in chief and disputes last week’s Pragmatic Dissent piece. The writer condemns police actions but supports student protest as legitimate, noting administrators must respond to calls for change.

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Education Reform Praised Pass-Fall Option At Barnard

Faculty praise for allowing students to take a pass fall in any course and support during protests. Open communication channels with faculty have strengthened the response and solidarity among students and staff.

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