Saigon Youths Weary of War Voices from 22 000 Students
Saigon 22 000 students express war weariness in an exclusive interview at the Nineteenth National Student Congress. Huynh Thist Binh, president of the Saigon Student Union, notes inflation hurting civil servants and small business owners while the tax and violence devastate peasants and landlords.
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Saigon Student Union
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Glenn Lertner
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Orientation Week Aims at Barnard Class of 1970
The 438 freshmen from 32 states and 15 foreign countries arrived at Barnard for a four day orientation before campus opening. Activities include campus tours, mixers with Columbia students, and club carnival. A faculty panel discussed education aims and criticisms, highlighting A W Whiteheads and other works.
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Bryn Mawr to raze 620 building for new dormitory
The Bryn Mawr Hotel site at 620 West 116th Street is to be demolished to make way for a new residence hall expected to house 200 students. The project will convert the corner to a 16 story dorm with suites, baths and kitchens on each floor and provide recreational and public facilities. Tenants receive stipends and accommodations while the college completes the project, with enrollment planned to reach about 2,000 by 1970.
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Forrest Absott
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Sooy
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Broadway
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Tauloes
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Park to Stay on Till June Announces Barnard President Resigns
Park to stay on until June as Barnard College president announces resignation. She will join UCLA as Vice Chancellor Educational Planning and Programs on June 30 1967 with her husband Dr Muton V Anastos a UCLA professor of Byzantine Greek.
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Hosemary Park
Barnard College
University of California Los Angeles
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Muton V Anastos
UCLA
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Barnard Cmie
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Lee Heonmanty
Mew
Schlesinger Middle Way Out Of Vietnam Debated
A critical review argues Arthur Schlesinger Jr proposes a middle path in Vietnam that is largely irrelevant to current conditions. It notes his defense of indigenous origins and critique of over simplistic policy, while warning critics risk replacing one justification with another.
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Robert Kennedy
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China
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Anti-War Group Plans Fall Protests at Columbia
The Independent Committee on Vietnam at Columbia University announced fall activities. A meeting is set for September 23 at 2:00 PM in Harkness Auditorium to recruit freshmen and discuss antiwar programs and draft opposition. Films from Vietnam will be shown and plans for October 3 will be outlined.
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Summer activity of New York student peace committee
The Independent Committee on Vietnam Summer School formed by Columbia and other college students held weekly educational programs and discussions. The group invited peace candidates to speak, including James Weinstein, Ted Weiss, Hel Lewin, Leslie Silber, and Wener Nakasuma. A newsletter covered Vietnam issues, while the Plaza table sold literature during large New York peace actions.
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