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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1963
Page
4
Six teens linked arms with CORE to stop unloading the South African ship Pioneer at Brooklyn docks. They faced a cordial, defiant crowd of longshoremen and questioned personal complicity in apartheid while seeking collective action and moral responsibility.
The third annual intercollegiate NSM conference runs October 25 to 27 on the Columbia campus. Theme is Social Justice A New Approach with speakers Bayard Austin Paul Goodman James Baldwin Peter Countryman and Dr Robert Spike. Delegates from 65 colleges are expected. registration starts 6 30 p m Friday at Earl Hall auditorium.
Don Harris, a 1963 Rutgers graduate and SNCC volunteer who aided integration in Sumter County, faces the death sentence in Americus, Georgia after arrest for incitement to insurrection. NAACP Legal Defense Fund and attorney Michael Meltsner challenge the charges as unconstitutional while appeals and injunctions are pursued.
A letter from a Arlington County student discusses the 1964 decision to close the Negro high school and redistrict its students into white schools. The action, backed by a citizen's committee and the School Board, signals an abandonment of high school segregation. Critics warn of political retaliation by Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Rights who seek to shift school board appointment power to the Circuit Court dominated by Byrd-Machine appointees.
NAACP education chief June Shagaloff urges Gov Rockefeller to publicly back school desegregation in New York and meet with NAACP leaders. She warns that silence could spark a bitter violent struggle and outlines four desegregation plans for New York City schools.
Women recount the privilege of auditing courses with professors like Burrell and pursue new studies at Barnard. Alumna Katherine McCollum notes life patterns and the need to prove individuality while auditing Russian 3. Readmissions to Barnard have risen from 32 in 1960 to 52 this year, driven by demand for educational services.
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