Word: leafleters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...students-some of whom were attracted by a leaflet earlier in the day criticizing student exclusion from the meeting-had been discussing various issues with several faculty members for about an hour...
Michael Kinsley's article of January 23, "Support the Supercouncil," asks if we "will ever see Hillel's Jay Rothstein and SDS's Cheney Ryan together on the bottom of a leaflet...." That, of course, will depend on a number of things: the issue involved. SDS's willingness to cooperate with Hillel, and the will of the Hillel membership. Last year during the strike, for example, H-R Hillel supported many of the things that SDS and many other groups did: "... no contractual agreements or informal arrangements with the Department of Defense concerning ROTC.....; establishment of the Afro-American Studies...
...White kids who dig that this country sucks, and who understand that Black and Third World revolutionary struggles should be joined instead of smashed, should come to Northeastern and GET HAYAKAWA!" the leaflet suggested...
...real power, but it would have almost direct access to the Faculty docket. It is impossible, of course to ever suppose that all Harvard students will speak with one voice. (Will we ever see Hillel's Jay Rothstein and SDS's Chency Ryan together on the bottom of a leaflet? Are there any Russian Jewish painters helpers?) But the Supercouncil could bring proposals to the Faculty with at least a limited claim of moral support from a substantial number of students-a claim that even now might carry some weight in certain Faculty circles...