Bicycle crusade and voting rights echo in New York streets
An activist writes of Bike for a Better City urging street activism for urban transport reform and referencing Mumford Nixon and Kissinger while criticizing politicians for inaction. The note notes a Sept 23 City Hall ride and a June 1972 New York presidential primary voting law dispute affecting 18 to 21 year olds.
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New York
Norman Mailer
Buckminster Fuller
Fuller
Jess
Mumford
Nixon
America
Paul Mus
Indochina
India
Lindsay
Kretchmer
NYU
Columbia
John Dowlin
Hetter City
Henry Kissinger
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South Dakota
Barnard College Bulletin and Contact Info
Barnard College announces weekly pull with student participation throughout the year except vacations. Subscriptions available yearly for $600. Editor in chief Ruth Smith and business manager Terry Winters lead a staff including Bernstein Michelle Friedman Gail Jaffe and Linda Spiegel.
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Barnard College
Barvire Gormaniry
Kind Words For Barnard Freshmen On Change And Growth
An editor welcomes Barnard freshmen facing academic and social adjustment. The message cautions against choosing an easy path and urges engagement with campus life through Ferris Booth Hall and McIntosh Activities Council. It notes the value of change and pursuing challenging goals.
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Barnard
Morningside Heights
Ferris Booth Hall
McIntosh Activities Council
FBH
McAc
New Hampshire
Bulletin
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Barnard Bulletin
McIntosh Center
N. Y
Ruth Smith
Lynda Horhota
Terry Winters
Jan Oscherwitz
Linda Stern
Jerry Groopman
Susan McNally
Micki
Wendy Zeldin, Ronda Small
Abby Bartlett
Sy Bee
WB Street