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Stanley Smith is still editor-in-chief of Spec, but he no longer has the unchecked power he enjoyed during the summer; for Edward Gold and Frederick Klecberg, both members of the last and "legitimate" Managing Board, are back on the staff as associate editor and managing editor, respectively...
...whole history of the situation has been very confused, with the Managing Board sired by the Dean's office-controlled Emergency Council claiming that it has broken up the clique-monopoly of Columbia's extra-curricular activities, and with the ousted Spec editors protesting loss of freedom of the press...
...opposite corner we have Stanley Smith and Harry Coleman, who were five-weeks-old Spec candidates when KCAC rocketed them to the top. They say there's another side to the story...
...Emergency Council says the issue is settled, but even Smith anticipates new battles. "The old board will need plenty of money, though, to publish a Spec privately," says Smith; "Mr. Hubbard (Benjamin Hubbard, head of KCAC) will okay our printing bills and he won't okay anyone else...
...better working conditions the Spectator compared wage scales at other New York colleges and came out in support of the union. There are certain things which college administrative officials don't like to see in print. People are wondering whether McKnight will continue to use his weight to muzzle Spec...