Browsing Library Expands
The Wolfman Library adds a second floor browsing alcove with 230 paperback titles across seven categories including Feminism and Diversions. Books loan for seven days with no overdue fines, donations used to buy new titles, and a student volunteer handles acquisitions and upkeep.
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Wolfman Library
Library of Congress
Ti- Grace Atkinson
Amazon Oddysey
Beryl Kaplan
Students Move to Block Bankruptcy for Student Loans
Congress weighs curbing bankruptcy relief for student loans as a soon to be growing route to debt relief. Charles Meares of United Student Aid Fund and five higher education groups push a five year suspension while a House bill seeks a permanent change. They argue student loans differ from other loans due to low rates nonprofit lenders and no collateral.
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CPL
Congress
United Student Aid Fund
Charles Meares
Senate
House
Meares
Is Barnard a Feminist Institution Opinion by Leah Nathan
Leah Nathan questions whether Barnard as a women’s college embodies feminism. The essay weighs definitions of feminism and the meaning of a women’s college and asks if Barnard’s model yields true success for women and at what cost to dignity.
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Leah Nathan
Barnard
Columbia
Sual
Yale
Harvard
Brown
Princeton
Re-examining feminism at Barnard and its identity
A reflective piece on how Barnard defines feminism through campus groups and administration. It weighs Barnard’s character, its link to Columbia, and how economic, sexual, and educational forces shape women’s prospects. It previews a deeper study of student groups and salary gaps.
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Barnard
Fifth Avenue
Columbia
Ms. Barnard
Mr. Columbia
Brave Knight
Fair Lady
Harvard- Radcliffe
Radcliffe-Harvard
Harlem
Women's Center
Women’s Collective
Women's Studies
Barnard Strike Coalition
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