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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1968

Page

6

SBS Members Open Year With Rallies and Money Woes

Students at Columbia University gear up for a new academic year amid six demands including openness for all charges, funding for campus projects, and removal of a ban on indoor demonstrations. The Strike Committee and SDS face financial strain after last spring’s protests, with debts around $100,000 and current funds at $16,000.

Columbia University Morningside Zhao Colubia IDA Sdemonstrations Committee Activites Wallot Jet Financial Columbia Students For SDS SRU

SRU presses for structural change at Columbia

SRU resumes push for university reform arguing current policy is driven by corporate interests. John Thoms says the group seeks student and faculty power through forums and an inside reform plan financed by the Ford Foundation. They view Cordier’s actions as partial and warn of further campus upheaval.

SDS Strke Committee Tentative Columbia Andrew Cordier Paimee Lumumba Cordier Dag Hammerskjold Lumumba Moise Tshombe Grayson Kk Andreyy Cordier Stake Committee Mike Golash SRU John Thoms Thei Tei Sru Columbia University Ford Foundation Thoms

Faculty Okays Demonstrations But Limits Their Effect

About 10 000 Columbia faculty were invited to a September 12 meeting in McMillin Hall. 750 attended a five hour session on April disturbances. Amnesty was discussed but rejected. leniency for strikers gained broad support. The Joint Committee adopted rules limiting picketing and mass rallies with strict conditions. Indoor demonstrations are allowed again but tightly regulated. demonstrators must leave at closing. The panel shows a hard soft discipline approach, threatening suspension or criminal action yet seeking to drop charges against many trespassers and reinstate some demonstrators.

Frances Hoenigswald Columbia McMillin Hall Joint Committee Kirk

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