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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1957
Page
1
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A Spectator columnist from Columbia questions coeducation and engagement ring ratios as Barnard students protest a merger. The piece depicts barricades of baguettes and rising anxiety about integration, autonomy loss, and control of the press amid campus tension.
The letter proclaims joy as Mercer College moves to coeducation, noting President Kirk's recent action brings jubilation. It celebrates becoming whole women alongside new male students and signals anticipation of improved social and intellectual life.
The Bulletin survey of 1,250 respondents from Barnard and Columbia finds 98.6 percent favoring coeducation. Most Columbians felt unaware of the imminent merger while Barnard students largely anticipated integration and supported a jointly run school. The lone dissenter questioned the merged college name.
A Barnard student letter complains the Bulletin neglects publicity for the Mathematics and Higher Arithmetic Club citing declining membership. The writer questions unequal coverage with other groups and protests plans to promote nationally affiliated adult clubs.
Barnard Columbia merger draws strong student reaction as leaders discuss rules, voting rights, and campus politics. Margot Bear notes 1 2 1/3 votes per Barnard girl and 3/5 census impact, while Ansel Lord laments co ed council duties and hair prep for Jake or with Jake. Cronys cites possible impact on future candidate numbers amid campus shifts.
A reader commends Barnard newspaper for coverage of appearances at Columbia political societies. The writer notes a student’s bold action to enter a venue and highlights the journalistic style, inviting reporters to seek opportunities in journalism and to contact the writer.
The bulletin calls a special staff meeting at the West End Bar and Grill tonight at midnight. All staff must wear more than pajamas. The topic questions how to maintain a separate but equal press and whether there is any hope.
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