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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1968
Page
1
The Barnard Executive Board plans an all college government referendum aiming to include student opinion, but apathy and limited freshman time hinder broad support. Critics urge delaying the vote and building interest through smaller student bodies and targeted committees before a full assembly.
Letters to the editor quote John Thoms of SRU criticizing Cordier’s State Department ties as a reason a university president should not be. The writer asks if similarly prominent figures like Paul Baran, Herbert Marcuse, or Barrington Moore would be equally unacceptable, noting they are leading left wing scholars as well as former State Department employees. MICHAEL, NEUMANN, C'68
Gregory E. Hiestand argues that the Executive Committee of the Faculty has forced action on campus, shaping student opinion and disciplining student groups. He criticizes SDS and SRU for undermining reform, urges student-driven governance with senates and inclusive planning, and calls for a serious, durable student government at Columbia.
The bulletin requests readers send letters double spaced with margins set at 10 75 and require writer signatures. Published letters include writer identity unless requested otherwise and editors may edit submissions to ensure timeliness and taste. Letters should be sent to Barnard Bulletin Room 1 the Annex.
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