Radical politics and independent party aims clash in campus view
Campus opinion argues the Peace and Freedom Party and broader radical movements fail to offer a realistic path for big social change. It endorses independent Black Political Party and Workers Party concepts while detailing upcoming events and key figures in the SWP slate and antiwar mobilization.
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Kathy Curran
Socialist Workers Party
Fred Halstead
Paul Boutelle
Wallace
Nixon
Humphrey
Wn the Bulletin
Peace and Freedom Party
PFP
Communist Party
Independent Socialist Clubs
Progressive Labor
Liberal Democrats
U.S
Bulletin
Vietnam
Workers Party
Organized Labor Movement
Huey Newton
Newton
SWP
Halstead-Boutelle
Buier
G.L Defense
Michael Kennedy
Howland Wills
Allen Myers
SNCC
Black Panther Perry
Herman Ferguson
Freedom and Peace
Clifton DeBerry
Dave Dellinger
National Mobilization Committee
Empire Hotel
Hedda Garza
Ralph Schoenman
Bertrand Russell
International War Crimes Tribunal
Barnard College Expansion Plans and New Library Dormitory
A 1955 Barnard College committee urged no enrollment rise until a new library and dormitory were provided. The policy aimed to preserve academic standards while meeting rising demand. Since 1855 Barnard added dormitories and Plimpton Hall, with a 1964 push to reach 2000 students by 1972 and a 1969 planned 3.3 million dollar Student Center.
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Barnard
Reid Hall
Barnard Hall
Board of
Barnard College
Plimpton Hall
Rosemary Park
Thebrary
In Memoriam Theater 69 and Becketts Works
The piece reviews Theater 69 offerings including Becketts Happy Days and Krapp.Last Tape and Ionesco styled pieces. It praises performances by Sadie Bond and Sada Thompson, notes Rosemary Murphy as the nurse in Bessie Smith, and recalls Ben Piazza Lisle Wilson Lada Thompson and Wyman Pendleton. It laments Theater 68 as dead and Broadway's decline.
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Tom
Bessie Smith
Ionesco
Mommy
Daddy
Mrs. Barker
Sadie “Bond
Grandma
Sada ‘Thompson
Rosemary Murphy
Ben . Piazza
Lisle Wilson
Albee
Theater 69
Samuel Beckett
Krapp
Beck
Ett
Mmis
Lada Thompson
Wyman Pendleton
Broadway
Sweet Prince
Pinter Works Reviewed as Theaters Contemplate Nudity and Doubles
A review notes Pinter plays while The Tea Party emphasizes sexuality with onstage nudity sparingly used The Basement pairs a romantic triangle with light humor The critic rates The Tea Party as Grade B Pinter and The Basement as Grade B Minus, highlighting double entendres and murky implications.
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Pinter
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Pamela Ltd
Honey Bears
Jan
Amtamae Raye