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(Resolution that in the election of members of permanent committees, to take place on the first Monday of next January, each committee shall hereafter consist of three members instead of five or more as of present; date from docket; note that resolution was to be held over until next meeting on verso, initialed by Gerard Beekman; t.d., 1p.)

Lieber wants General Grant to come to one of his lectures. He imagines the Chief Magistrate elect leaning on Fish's arm entering his lecture room on Monday evening at half past seven o'clock.

Re DH's endorsements for various people to be elected to membership in The University Club, including: Chauncey Belknap, James Albert Van Sant, Stanton Avery, Tom Griffith, Francis Keally, William B. Remington, Morris Ketchum, Jr., Newell O. Mason, John Jansson, Jan C. Rowan, Luther Gulick.

The beginning of this tape is a duplicate of BC13-58_SFAudio_116 (Bella Abzug's opening remarks for the Scholar and Feminist XI). Following this, the tape features Penelope (Penny) Andrews presenting her research on the necessity of women's involvement to create tangible political change–– specifically in relation to the history U.S. of presidential elections. On the B side of this tape, Motlalepula Chabaku speaks on US and Israeli support of violence in South Africa. This portion of the tape is a continuation of BC13-58_SFAudio_133 and BC13-58_SFAudio_134. This recording is followed by BC13-58_SFAudio_136. Papers presented or name of session: "You Have Struck a Rock" (film); "South African Laws"; "Women's Resistance in the Fifties"; "Forms of Organization".

(Resolutions that all letters, etc., re qualifications of candidates for chair of Latin Language and Literature be referred to Committee on Course and Statutes, and that election of professor to fill vacancy in chair of Latin be made a special order; date from docket; note that first resolution was adopted and second withdrawn, initialed by Gerard Beekman; t.d., 1p.)

Clippings, printed papers

Health ins, Raises or Roses, Polls apart 1983-4-20; Anti-Nuke info, Freedom of Information, OPEC and Mideast, Women and the '84 Election 1983-4-27; Reagan and Central America 1983-4-28; Cut military funds, Mother's day, Senate budget battle, Postmark and Peace, Women and Children 1983-5-15; Hospice Care 1983-5-13

Hopes that rumors of Mr. Brassey's resignation of his seat are true, as bribery has been carried out to a great extent and "vote for beer" has been the flag in Tory taverns…Expressed deep regret for defeat of Liberal candidate who had just lost his wife on election day…Apathy for Liberals culpable…Local ladies crushed by Hastings disgrace…Sends wishes for Amy's happiness, and hopes family differences will be healed.

Proclaiming that "unless there is a speedy change in the policy of the Government, we will yet have & ought to have, another Civil War ... " and excoriating a nation "that elected a drunkard [Andrew Johnson] to the highest office save one," and permits him to "talk of expatriating the only true loyalists of the South." Written a little over a month after Lincoln's death and Johnson's inauguration as President.

This meeting was held in Oxford (off site) and was structured partially as a retreat and partially as a regular business meeting. Beginning Thursday afternoon, the IEC and SMT met in retreat session to discuss internal arrangements. On Friday the IEC met with SMT in regular meeting format. On Saturday the retreat format was expanded to include Standing Committee chairs. The IEC also met in closed session to elect new officers and discuss internal divisions of labor