Professor Sanders Awarded NSF Grant and Riverside Research Move
Prof Sanders receives a $20 000 NSF style grant for geology studies and a Riverside Research move from 632 W 125 St to 80 West End Ave. The institute, funded largely by defense contracts, faces scrutiny from SESPA over military ties and Columbia’s responsibility in dissolving Riverside. A student trip Sept 26 leaves at 9 am, sign up in GAO with a $1 transport fee.
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Iran
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Prentis Hall
Black psychiatrists appointed to college medical staff changes
Two psychiatrists, Dr Gibbs and Dr Francis, were appointed to the college medical staff. Dr Gibbs, a graduate of two colleges, joins the Foole Hospital staff and teaches psychiatry at Columbia. He will be on Bernard campus Wednesday mornings and Thursday evenings. Dr Francis, with BA and MA from Chicago and a PhD from Columbia School of Social Work, will be on campus four days a week.
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Orientation Scheduled for Barnard and LASO Programs
A Barnard group named the Organization of Soul Smtters plans a separate orientation for black freshmen with a talk, tours, and a talk session on Tuesday September 22. LASO at Columbia Barnard schedules a cultural evening and a panel on Latin roles in the university for September 19 and 22.
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Spectator May Lose Tax Exemption at Columbia College
The Spectator, Columbia College’s undergraduate paper, faces possible loss of nonprofit tax exemption after IRS findings that it violated state rules by endorsing political candidates and opinions.IRS investigators cited 1968 editorials endorsing Melson Rockefeller and Eldridge Cleaver, while the paper says editorial policy rests with the managing board. Columbia University lawyers and alumni are taking action following a New York report.
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Exemptions Debate at York Times IRS Policy Clash
Lawyers argue the IRS failed to note an annotation on Spectator editorial policy making the IRS at fault. The case remains undecided. Special forcen endorses political platforms or candidates. Comptroller Bob Hunt files a new exemption application with IRS this fall. A Spectator board member calls it a deliberate move to curb campus publications nationwide.
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