Students Evaluate University Policies On Parent Substitutes
Analysis of Columbia University and Morningside Community from a working paper for the CUSQ Conference surveys the university and community roles in shaping an ideal neighborhood. It contrasts expansion plans and SRO expulsions with community fears of displacement and the city’s urban renewal bias, and discusses in loco parentis in student life and self governance.
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Columbia University
Morningside
David M_. Ment
Morningside Heights
University
SRO
Heights
Columbia
David Whitcomb
Eric Foner
CUSC
Soco Parentis
Yale ‘Law Journal
United States Student Association
XEV
Committee On Student Life
Jin
Ben
Students Solvent CUSC Recommends Participation in Finance
A 1966 student guide argues for meaningful student voice in university finances touching tuition grants bookstore profits and dormitory and cafeteria costs. It urges student aid linked to tuition, library hours, and fair pricing, warning against private control and urging shared governance with administration and faculty.
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CUSC
Barnard
Student Rights Continued from Page
In the afternoon workshops students faculty administrators and officials participate in breaks and discussions about rights and campus policies continuing from the previous page the note reflects a campus education event with stakeholders from multiple groups.
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