Barnard Bulletin September 21 1972 front page
Barnard College student weekly issued by Derval C. Walsh assistant editor with subscription details at $4 00 yearly. The Sud shed weekly notes College events and notices in the 1972 issue.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
2
Barnard College student weekly issued by Derval C. Walsh assistant editor with subscription details at $4 00 yearly. The Sud shed weekly notes College events and notices in the 1972 issue.
A Morning Mail letter argues McGovern lacks peace credentials and supports big business driven by imperialism. It endorses Linda Jenness and Andrew Pulley of the Socialist Workers Party as the antiwar alternative and urges direct, immediate withdrawal from Southeast Asia.
Opinion piece argues Bella Abzug should run as the Democratic nominee for Congress in New York’s 20th District to succeed William F Ryan. It lauds Ryan’s Civil Rights and antiwar stance and notes Abzug’s alignment with his liberal record and Upper West Side roots.
The article discusses Nixon's support base and perceived strengths in peace and economy. It contrasts Nixon's calm, steady image with McGovern's volatility. It imagines an alternate Electoral College in a liberal city and suggests a silent campus minority could influence the White House renewal.
A letter to the editor arguing for a shift in U S policy as the century turns. The writer warns of perpetual war, high taxes, unemployment, and corruption and urges choosing presidents who blend moral power with military strength. They criticize foreign entanglements and call for peace through international cooperation.
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