. COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTÁTOR .
Support for Student Strike Gains Momentum
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The Trustees also announeed
their iiiiiiiiiuii to hold "consulta-
tions and negollalions with com-
munity leaders* bcforc reachlng a
decislon "as to whether or not
.onslruclion of thegymnasiumwill
be resumed.*
It is expected Ihat the Trustees'
declaration will not díssuade the
students and faeulty now planning
to go onslrikefromcarryingitout.
Aside from statements of intent,
tlie only substantive declaration
was tlie recognition of thc exe-
cutive committoe ĩtself, whichwas.
formed yesterday,
Sincc College classes have been
cancelled for Thursday snd i-"ri-
day, the strike eannot bcgin this
iveek. A new steering committoe
will begin forming today around
tlie nucleus of the original strike
coinmiltee in ordet- to forniulate
tlie demands whĩch will serve as a
l ['.c;:uci.'icioii. Kach group
g thesi
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i.t!lpi.itit' 011 i;ic sicci-iii::
for every seventy people it re-
presents.
It is expected that thenewstrike
eommittee will ash for the rcsig-
nations of the President and Vice
11 - - i .-■:■_ 11 and adopt maavandnos-
sibly all, of the six demands
originally put forward by the dem-
onstrators. Adheronce toanyspe-
cific demand is not a precondition
for sending a dclegate to the new
stecring committee.
The organization of the strike
wns worked out at a meetlng in
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Wollman last niglit where anover-
flow crowd of at least thirteen
hundred students wassplitbetwecn
a proposal by the original strikers
and one put forward by repre-
sentatives of an ad hoc group o£
some 250 graduate students.
The original strikers wanted all
organizations sending represen-
tatives to the new steerĩng com-
mitlee to agree to support the
original six demands. The gradu-
ate students asked that member-
ship be limited oiily to those who
support the strihe, so that the
"coordinating eommittee repre-
sent asbroadaspecti-umof canipus
opinion as possible."
In a dramatic move, Mark Rudo
Democratic Soc:c:; ai..;!
tlie original stríke, yíelded to the
graduate students' proposal after
a vote indicated that, although he
probably had a majority, íhe
audience was deeply divided. Tho
coneession brought íumultuous ap-
plausc throughout the auditorium,
CtJSC resolved yesterday by a
vote of 22 lo 9 to ask students
to contínue the strike sĩnee the
administration, by its use of police,
"has forfeited its legitimate au-
thority within íhis iiistilutiûn."
The demands CLSC setforthare
that police leave the campus; tliat
the President and Vice President
resign; that structurai changes
be made *to provide for effective
faculty and student power'within
aregeneratodUniversity;*andth_it
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munity. CUSC has previously
taken a stand against Columbia's
affiliation with the Instite for De-
fense Analysis.
Dan Pellegrom, agraduate stu-
dent at L'nion Theologieal Sem-
inary and president of CLSC, ad-
dressed last night's meeting in
Wollman before the adoption of
the graduate students' proposal,
lt was not clear after tlie pro-
posals' adoption whethertheCoun-
cil would begin distributing apetĩ-
. the _
ether
•eofit
"We hope wecanworhtogether,"
Pellegrom said, *We don't ivant to
.ill the str it.e."
A statement of graduate anthro-
pology students, endorsed by 95
per cent of the students contac-
ted yesterday, who comprise 64
per cent of thoseregistered, urged
tbat other graduate departments
go on strike wíth them and begln
preparations "for a long term
stríke during which we ivould not
sacrifice our dialogue with faculty
or with each other.*
The anthropology students "de-
plored tfte use of police by the ad-
ministration" and asked for
"changes toward greater faculty
and student participation in policy
LikS niost declarations made
yesterday, their statement urged
that President Kirk and Vice
ITosJcloijt 'i'niman resign,
f_mong the anthropology pro-
fessors who Iiave signcd petitions
in support of the strĩke are Morton
H. Fried, Robert F. Murphy, Mar-
garet Mead, Moni Nag, Marvin
llarris, Andrew P. Vayda, Abra-
ham Rosman, Edward Lanning,
Myron L. Cohen, and lialph Hol-
Thirty faculty members and
graduate students in the psychol-
ogy department yesterday issued a
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Varying strike statements ai-e
expected today from different di-
visions of the University. Meet-
ings to formulate demands wíll be
held throughout the day.
Yesterday mornmg's mecting in
McMillan heard several students
and members of the faeulty speah
out against the administration and
Its use of pollcc forcc. Hepeated-
ly the meeting brohe into crios of
"Strike! Strike!" ProfosSorSidney
Morgenhesser reportedly urged
the audience of perhaps 1600 nol
to occupythebuildings, buttopress
their demands on restructurĩng o!
the L'niversity, amnesty, thc gynv
IDA, and thc President's and \'Ice
Pi-esident's resignatíons.
Among the 250 faculty members'
ivho have signed tlie petition of the
of the strilse are Lloyd Motĩ, pro-
fessor oí_astronomy; liichardClo-
ward, professor of Social Work;
'IttI■,'!■: Gans, adjunct professor
of Social Work;SorgoL_ingandHy-
man Bass, professors of mathe-
matics; Charles D. l'arsons, as-
sociate professor ,of philosopliyi
F.W, Dupee, prtrfqssor of English;
Arthur W. Collins, protessor ef
art history; Grahamlrwin, associ-
atc professorof hislory; Alexander
Ehrlich, professor of economics;
Gregory Rabassa, associate pro-
fessor of Spanish; Mindel C.
John England, professof of mccli-
iiiiíitiI cnciuccring ; and Iiomaltlo
Ciugola, professor of architectui-o,
Many members of the junior fac-
ul_y have also added their sĩgna-
Several lcaders of the strike
Tcxt of Statemcn t by Columbia Trustccs
The Boaid of Trusteei
umbia University metlastevening,
May lst, in specia! session and
conferrod with the newly desig-
nated Exeeutive Committce of thc
Faculty, and tnereafter took the
following actions:
[1J The Tmstees expressed
tlieir deep apprecíation to the Ex-
of tho Faculty
Eor i
efforts,
the ĩmportance of the Commit-
tee's rolo in aiding the trustees
and theProsident in speeding the
returnof theUniversitytoitsusual
Unl-
(2) The Chaiinian
Ll S]icc:ÍLll L'iiiiuiiilli'i' nl'
to study andrecommendchanges
versity.
(3) The Board retiucsled thal
the Executive Commillec of the
Eaculty liliewise make suc h a
study, consult with the Special
Committee of the lioard and make
(4) The Board announced that
ĩs Special Committoe hadbcenin-
tructed to consult with repre-
(5) The ĩĩoard also announced
its intention that consultations and
negotiations ivith community lcad-
ci-s shall be hcld bcfore decision
is roached as lo whether or not
conslruclíon of ĩhegymnasiumwill
be resumed. lîy such action the
ĩioard emphasizes its recognition
of the spccialopportuniticsthatlhe
University has to be associatcd
in mutually constructive undcr-
taltings with its immcdiatc ncigh-
(6) The Iloard rotluests all
students and faculty to resume
their scholarly activities so that
thc presence o[ the police can
bc ended and the Universityreturn
to its workofconti-ibLitingtolearn-
ing, scicnce and social improve-
NOTE: The raembcrs of the Spe-
cial Committee of the Trustcos
referred to In Numbcr (2) above
are: Alan II. Temple, Chairman;
William S. Paley; lĩarold F. Mc-
Guire; Lawrcnce A. Wion;Charles
The chairman of tho Eoard of
Trustecs, Willíam. E. Petersen
and the President of the Univer-
sity, Grayson Kirk, are ex of-
ficio members of the Specia) Com-
uty -Jfll
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