ICV exhibitsicv Washington march and eduation aims
Two weeks of events include a photography exhibit from Washington to illustrate protest actions. ICW sold ten of eighteen buses from the Columbia area for the Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee, with seventy five marchers. New leader Henry Dwyer, a Barnard Evans engineering student, stresses broad antiwar unity and public education on the war. The Met hosts a large mural by Juan Miro as part of cultural ties, while other campus notices promote career and study opportunities, including a November advertising conference, international student programs, and a microbio open house at Temple University Philadelphia.
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