STUDENT I~SSEMBLY BULLETIN.~
i’fr8 Wednesday Mey 13, 1970
Published Daily
8:45
DAILY~: SCHEDULE
St~eringCoxnmittèe’~.
Converse 207
9:00.
Draft £ounsellors——Skaeth’
Converse 30L
-~
i~.M.:
,-~,
—
9:30
10:00
1O:qp
P.M.:
~ft Coun hors—-ask Wy~an
Cohen
Teach—tn: “slack Struggle”
Mro-Pm lecture
Summer Political i~ctiort ——
/~rea Captains
-
*
~Nort’i~ Liha~ary
Science I
)
Chápin.22
1:00
Teach—In:
3:00
Christian 5—College Liberation
“The Revolution of Love and
Reason”
3:30
“The Univeisi’ty, Corporate P&er
and Racism”—-I4fro.dhn lecture
Science I
Meeting for ‘alt ~ct’id~be.
Draft ~ouns~flbrs(not already In
groups)
Converse 308
3:30
“l”olitical Repression”
Johnson Chapel
Converse Red Room
.
4:00
6:00
S~nt—Facu1ty d~scusston
Draft Counsellors~4,nego
7:00
Student Assembly--URGENT ~ETING
8:00
Teach—tn”: “Répre’ssttor(”-~appy, Ne~ ~1aven
‘3lack Panther Minister of Information Johnson Chapel
‘~The World
r~——’ ~
the
~World ~~orI~;”—-ii~z1ti ‘i?tedia presentation by
Merk 1Ta~iser,~of %c1~mInster Fuller’s Office Science I
8:00
‘~
Va-lentin’e Lounge
Converse 304
chapin 201
Pe UNOUNCEME NTS
Student i~ssembly Members--come to töñight~’W meeting; it Is urgent
that your unit designate a substftu~e if you cànñôt attend. The Prince
ton Han to declarer. College holi~’d~~ before ~the November elections SO
that students sny campaign, ulil be considered.
T~o Peace candidates, Joe Du~fey for Senator in Connecticut and
Gerry Studds for Representative from Mess. districtP, need gorkers
~j.
Room and board are free. P~ ~se come in to chapin 21 or calL 2420
and ‘10 lUnteer.
Research and Information needs volunteers Wed, and Thurs. nights
to fold and collate coppies of the Issue Information ‘!andbook to come out
Friday. Please come in and sign up in Chapin 205; good working conditions.
(oVER)
i~ub1ished Daily
A.M.:
8:45
9:30
STUDENT ASSE~1BLY BULLETIN
#10 Fridy May 15, 1970
DAILY SCHEDULE
Steering Committe
Draft Counsellor training
-
all
Converse 207
North Library
groups
9:45
10:00
11:30
P.K.:
1:00
2:00
3:00
4:00
4:00
7:00
8:00
Coeducation at Amherst
tactical
meeting (see Announcements)
Teach—In “Domestic Politics”
State Rep. John Olver
Academic Dept. Nee~.ngs, all students and faculty
—
Babbott Room
Johnson Chapel
same rooms used be—
fore (Studs, and
Hist. in Chapel 21)
Johnson Chapel
Teach—In “Political Protest”
Prof s. Dizard and Flood
Formation of Migrant Worker Task
Chapin 22
~orce: H. Laracuente, F. Garcia
“The Revo. of Love and Reason”
Converse Red Room
5 Col. Christian Liberation
Student_Ezaculty Discussion
Valentir-e Lounge
Prof s. Lees and Watson
Discussion of Econ. Dept. Trip to Converse Gold Room
Washington: members of the
trip (refreshments)
“Sbrjke City
Mississippi Sharecropper
Strike Story” PLUS
Room
“I.S. 201
Ocean Hill Brownsville
onverse ec
Alu rI Cci -ci~. Executive Committee
Alumni House
NeetL.- it-’ ~
12t~o~- Task rorce
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Stuéent Assembly Bulletings will no longer be posted, starting
with the next issue. Copies may be obtained at the Converse Info.
Desk, the Strike Central Into. ~b1e at Cha~in 17, or at the Jalen—
tine Info. Tables between East and West.
The Information and Research Handbook, Consider: These are the
Days. . ., has been published and is abailable between East and West
during Lunch and Dinner. Although copies are free to all students
and faculty, a contribution of ~.25 a copy to cover costs would be
greatly appreciated.
Summer Political Action (21 Chapin) now has copies of the Hat
field —McGovern petition and lists of aporoved candidates; come in
and pick ‘em up. Also, if you can, please help out Duff ey in Conn.
and Studds in Mass.: volunteer at the office or by calling 2420.
Students interested in researching the local migrant worker
situation over the summer, please contact Harry Laracuente (3251) or
Franco Garcia (3001). The study will involve work with the men in the
fields, so a speakitg knot’rledge of Spanish is important. Come to
22 Chapin today at 2:00 P.M. and talk about it.
Want to bring co-education to Amherst? Come to a short meeting
on tactics today at 9:45 A.M. in the Babbott Rooi.