Barnard president under fire over Linda LeClair case
In a critical editorial, Barnard College faces accusations of authoritarian rule under President Peterson. The piece argues the Linda LeClair expulsion shows bias, ignores Judicial Council advice, and threatens student voice while calling for constitutional reforms and a tripartite committee accountable to trustees.
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Linda LeClair
Judicial Council
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Miss Peterson
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Barnard College
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Letters propose finishing gym as gesture to Harlem community
Readers debate Columbia University gym plans, urging completion as a goodwill gesture to Harlem. They suggest transferring title to New York City, forming a Harlem board, and reworking entrances to ensure inclusive access and avoid paternalism while promoting reconciliation and community cohesion.
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Columbia
Columbia University
Harlema
New York City
Harlem Board
Reconciliation at Columbia A Moral Crisis Call
An open statement from Columbia University frames the current crisis as moral in nature. It urges administration, faculty, and students to self examine and acknowledge shortcomings in their obligations to the community.
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Columbia. ‘Christian, Fellowship
McCarthy Still Runs In 1968 Primary Fight
The piece analyzes Eugene McCarthy's Indiana primary showing of 27 percent behind Kennedy and Branigan, examines factors of defeat, and argues for broad coalition building to defeat Nixon. It argues McCarthy can still influence national politics and may gain support in future races.
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Peter H. Javiler
Eugene
McCarthy
Indiana
Robert Kennedy
Roger Branigan
Dwight Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushacchev
Camp David
Pravda
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Johnson
Paris
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Kennedy
Branigan
James Wechsler
U.S
John Eli
Richard Nixon
Bulletin
Elis
Nixon
New Hampshire
Nebraska
Oregon
California
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Irving Hovie
Linda LeClair Expelled Over College Governance Debate
Linda LeClaire argues the President should not veto Judical Council decisions and questions the college's review of her academic performance. Miss Petersons advocates stronger judicial procedures to protect student and college rights, while LeClaire says she is unsettled and focused on other concerns.
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Miss Petersons
Linda
Bulletin completes spring term publication
The bulletin ends its spring term issue with publication concluding and plans to resume in September 1968.
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Bulletin
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