Crisis at Columbia

([New York :  Columbia Spectator,  1968])

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COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTATOĨÎ
 

Strikers  Picket  Class   Buildings
 

thc student

  i'ibiitini
 

.trike iv,
 

>t the only

lu- sparsc
 

attendí

 Many faculty members held



a number of teachers scheduled

'llberation" classes in support oí

the  strike and several instructors

did  not hold class at all.

 The Strlkc Coordinating Com-

mittee, a representative  student  and two
 

body planning the strikc, arranged



 Aecnrding to Jon Shils '6S, a

spohc;   ■ for the StrikeCoordin-

ating Committee, the sUidentdem-

otistrators plan to strike until

theĩr demands are met,

 1-uring thu morning, VIcc Fres-

ident Truman toured tlie campus

ivilh George K. Fracnkel, Pro-

           Henry _". Graff.
 

tlty member
 

The party visited all key Uni-

versity classroom buildings and

 rossed every student picket line.

 Dr.  Truman was  jeered au:l

 ooed at all of the picketed build-

 ígs, but he was not prevented
 

 At Fayerweather Hall, however,

 íere more than thirty mílitant

 udents pkketed both entrances,

 -. Truman and the group were

 itpermltted to enterthebuilding.

 As Ur. TrumanleftFa'yerneath-

 ', one student yelled, "Are yoti

 ling to call the cops?" Dr. Tru-

man  roplied, speaklng over his

   ihoulder, "That depends on
 

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levaluatel
 

                TONlGHĨ

IF  NOT FOR THEMSELVES

               THEN FOR WHOM?

         The Forum presenls

   Thv Grvat Film by JOHN STEINBECK





 THE FORGOTTEN VILLAGE



"The old and néw meet and sometimes clash but...a

 change is takĩng place."

                      (Prologby Steinbeck)

"Belongs with the ííncst or films..."

        {N.Y. Herald Tnrjune]

          Introduction and Discussíøn

             HAftOlD CÔUINS
 

TUESDAY, MAY 7

8:00 P.M. Sharp
 

  Harkness Theatre

521 W. 114th  Sĩ;
 

Admission (ree for tnembers o(

  the Columbia Communĩty
 

BRITISH

STERLING,

  So fine a gift,

  it's even sold

  in jewelry stores.

  After shave

  from $3.50,

  Colcgna

  from S5.00.
 

I livar that it uras chargvd agaitist tnc  that I



        sottght lo dvstroy institutiona;



tlttt rralty I am nvilhvr for  nor against



         institutions;



fWhaf intlvvd harv I in vommon irith thvm? - Or



        wliat with thv tlvslruction t,f Ihcm?]



Only I trill vslablish  in lhrjlainiahatla,and tn



        rr.rry rily o/ Thvsr Statvs.  inland antl





 ind itt Ihv fivlds and irootls, and abovv crrry



        kvfl, tilflr <>r largr, thut tlvnts ihv wtttrr,



 Wilhotil vdifirrs, <>r rulvs, or Irustvrs, t,r any



        ttrgttttivnt,



 Thv itisíilittion of thv ttvar lorv ttf tomratlvs.





                      Wall Whifman



                      'I Hvtir It  Was Chargrd



                      Against Mr "
 

               The following is an excerpt from



         THE  1968  COLUMBIAN

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