Copyright Works in the Classroom; Copyright FAQs
Educators utilize copyrighted materials to enhance instruction through the use of various media, so it is imperative they have good knowledge of the laws of copyright. In the first segment of this program, "Copyright Works in the Classroom," attorne...
Subject: Educational law and legislation -- United States
Most Basic of Rights, The: Fourteenth Amendment Extends First Amendment Guarantees to States
How do you protect individuals and minorities against the danger of state-based legislation that will violate their rights? The equal protection and
Subject: state-based legislation
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Issues in water quality
The U.S. needs more than 340 billion gallons of fresh water every day, but industrial effluent, agricultural runoff, and municipal discharge are contributing to an ongoing decline in water quality. In this program, Marty Tittelbaum, of the Universit...
Subject: Water--Pollution--Law and legislation--United States
Kingsman, April 16, 1971
Vol. XLII – No. 11
This issue contains articles on CUNY Chancellor Bowker's insight into the proposed CUNY budget cuts, news of the House of Representatives' vote to continue the military draft, and further results from the voter registration draf...
Subject: Legislators--United States
Kingsman, December 3, 1965
Vol. XXXI – No. 10
This issue contains articles on the resignations of four CUNY officials, the Executive Council's proposal for legislation for more
Subject: Universities and colleges--Law and legislation
Kingsman, September 21, 1967
Vol. XXXV – No. 1
This issue contains articles on the role the revised student deferment laws play on undergraduates, BC's announcement of regulations for the pass-fail grading experiment, and further details on the restoration of the CUNY budget....
Subject: Draft--Law and legislation--United States
Kingsman, September 10, 1990
Vol. LXXII – No. 2
This issue contains articles on a discrimination lawsuit brought against BC by an Italian-American group and kosher snafu at the new campus cafeteria.
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Subject: Universities and colleges--Employees--Labor unions--Law and legislation
Kingsman, March 11, 1966
Vol. XXXII – No. 5
This issue contains articles on news that the CUNY Chancellor's authority has been extended, the BC DuBois Club will be allowed to stay despite being called a 'communist front,' and an announcement of the winners of the Woodrow ...
Subject: Universities and colleges--Administration--Law and legislation
Our Daily Poison
According to the World Health Organization, the incidence of cancer has doubled over the last thirty years (after allowing for the population aging factor). Over this period, the increase in leukemia and brain tumors in children has been around 2% p...
Subject: Food law and legislation -- United States -- History
Shock Troops of the Revolution
Herbert Brownell drafted civil rights legislation intended to help prosecute civil rights violations and stop the interference of voter registration