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Yesterday, representatives of Columbia SDS met with Cordier and presented specfic demands for an end to the university's "racist and militaristic policies." Among the demands were...
...Cordier also lifted the suspensions of 42 students who participated in the second occupation of Hamilton Hall, the main classroom building on the campus, last May 21-22. The 30 who will attempt to register tomorrow were charged with more serious offenses and did not have their suspensions lifted...
Andrew W. Cordier, acting president of Columbia, announced last week that he and the university trustees had asked the courts to drop criminal trepass charges against some 400 students but recommended no leniency for 154 students charged with more serious crimes, including assault and incting to riot...
...centrally directed conspiracy out of Moscow. Among today's anarchic rebels, there are almost as many power centers as there are radicals. So Combat's attempts to link two or three people to oldtime Communism are not very imaginative. Columbia University's new acting president, Andrew Cordier, confided Combat, was "one of Otto Otepka's State Department security cases, also involved in the Bang-Jensen case." Even a reader with a long memory for such things is likely to be puzzled...
Critics could hardly object to his 16 years (1946 to 1962) of service as Under Secretary of the U.N., or to his 17 years as history and political science chairman at Indiana's Manchester College. But some dissidents still found absurdly farfetched excuses to attack Cordier's record. They noted sourly that he was Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold's special representative during the U.N.'s 1960 Congo operations. His hands, said the students, were bloody with the murder of Congo Rebel Patrice Lumumba. They also charged vaguely that he had supported CIA activities. Within an hour...