May 08, 1968 (vol. 78, iss. 6) • Page Image 4
… naive faith of many Jews as well as Christians. If any student now studying is fortunate to have an Arab student as a friend, please try to under- stand that it is easy for one to become emotional and…
…Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS columbia: The sevendays' war sere…
… others emerged from Malcolm X/ Hamilton Hall. Coleman stated that four black students had en- tered his office and told him he might leave if he wished. The ap- parent reason for this move was that the…
… students who were holding the building felt violence (between themselves and NYC police) was in the wind and did not want to be responsible for Coleman's health. Outside the building, Coleman stated that he…
… from each press service would be allowed in, but the New York Daily News reporter would be ex- cluded because the News, an arch- conservative tabloid, was a racist paper. White student sympathizers…
… outside Malcolm X/Hamilton Hall cheered this move. The order of admittance for newsmen was: black newsmen from black media; black student press; white student press; 4) black reporters from white media…
…; whites from white media. By now, both the black and white students had formulated de- mands, each separate but basically asking for the same things. The demands were: * All work on Columbia Gym must cease…
… immediately. t Institute for Defense Analysis must leave Columbia. s Six students involved in IDA demonstration in March must not be suspended. , Amnesty for all in current demonstration. 0 Dropping of charges…
…- came more apparent., Police had been present in increasing strength since the beginning of the revolu- tion, but on Thursday night it seemed likelythat the cops would come in and bust students in the…
…. Spender smiled at the scene and very modestly began talking with the students. On his rumpled con- servative blue suit was a red but- ton with a cartoon of a rat hold- ing a rifle; the logo of an under…