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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
8
Suzanne Chowell argues the civil rights movement has shifted from integration to challenging white power and self examination. The piece calls for a white led study of racism within American institutions, urging Barnard to establish a freedom school.
An opinion piece criticizes FBI investigations as threats to constitutional rights on American campuses. It urges student activists to resist intimidation, supports civil liberties groups like ACLU, CORE, and the DuBois Club, and warns against government overreach akin to Gestapo tactics.
Dr. Melman criticizes funding bias toward defense and science, citing the Atomic Energy Commission's millions for a nuclear reactor at Seely Mudd. He calls for restoring university control of research, increasing emphasis on arts and humanities, and urging students and faculty to address neglected areas while maintaining a life-oriented education.
The article notes transfers face housing delays and stigma at Barnard as they join the Columbia community. Residents director Meyers calls commuters and transfers the forgotten group after acceptance, while students like Margaret Rood say transfers are told there is no room. The orientation ends with transfers introduced but unsure of campus placement.
A position paper argues against universal military service and calls for abolishing compulsory military enlistment as a Cold War tool. It proposes campus and community lobbying in Washington to block new draft legislation and support independent radical campaigns against entrenched draft policy.
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