Barnard College Bulletin Notes Gerrard Commune
Weekly Barnard bulletin published by students during term time outlines Gerrard Commune interests. Available by subscription yearly at six dollars. Assistant Editor Ellen McManus.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1973
Page
2
Weekly Barnard bulletin published by students during term time outlines Gerrard Commune interests. Available by subscription yearly at six dollars. Assistant Editor Ellen McManus.
A Barnard student objects to a Columbia sex show last week calling out gendered labels and hypocrisy. The piece argues women face undue scrutiny while men control access to sexual performanc es. It condemns the display as degrading and offensive and challenges campus sexism and double standards.
Readers urged to vote for candidates on merit rather than blocs and to participate in campus governance. The letter condemns staff union opposition, cites district organizing at Fisk, Hampton, Stanford, Chicago, Yale, and others, and calls for improved campus conditions and reconstruction of Barnard’s work environment.
A Barnard College Student Faculty Committee hosts alternating luncheons in the faculty dining room to foster closer ties among twelve student guests and Barnard faculty, administration, and staff. Attendees report the gatherings provide open dialogue and better understanding of campus life.
A critique argues Scarlett embodies strength and grit breaking Old South norms. It credits Margaret Mitchell for presenting a growth arc from pampered girl to a resilient, imperfect woman who endures war’s wreckage and gendered expectations. The essay reflects on Rhett, love, vulnerability, and the novel’s ending. Therepay, April 12 1973.
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