Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Both Feintuch and Miss Theeman claim, in Feintuch's words, that "pressure from Dean Elder to kill the Bulletin after the Pusey editorial" was the decisive factor in securing passage of the motion curbing it's editor...
There is no doubt that, regardless of whether Elder and Pusey actually wanted pressure brought on the Bulletin, Council officers said that they...
This Councilman also says that "I asked them (the sponsors of the motion) point-blank, and they said their intention was to end the Bulletin as a newspaper and turn it back into a monthly newsletter...
...plot. I'm not going to try to get anyone out of an editorship--I not only didn't I wouldn't." Although asserting that he deplored Schwartz's editorial for what he called its inaccuracies, he said he had congratulated Feintuch for doing a good job with the bulletin. He added that "if President Pusey is furious about something he can express his own fury...
...referendum clash and the battle over the Bulletin are both crucial points of departure in the GSA issue. The referendum, if it fails to pass, may well be the last attempt for a long time to make over the Council into a partially political animal. And Feintuch's support is eroding on all sides...