Flushed Faces Boys and Girls Together at Columbia
Sharon Zukin assesses Columbia College and Barnard College social life in spring. She argues coed interaction is hindered by campus barriers and scarce meeting places, urging development of intersexual dialogue and a student center to ease access and casual encounters.
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Rhodesia debate touches families of jailed students
Miss Sithole describes her father in a Rhodesian restriction camp living in a clay hut with rationed food and no radio or current newspapers. She recalls confiscated magazines on a February visit and says she plans to return to Rhodesia after graduation, with sisters following to the United States.
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Remarkable Woodcuts by Jacques Hnizdovsky Featured In James Room
The James Room displays Hnizdovsky wood and lino cuts. Works include Opsun Flower with intricate balance and depth, Winter Landscape 1965, Pinoak Trees 1963, plus humorous pieces Turkey and Andy from the Bronx Zoo.
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Grad School Spokesman Explores Journalism Career Hardships
A Columbia School of Journalism admissions officer discusses gender bias in graduate journalism. He notes non discrimination policies, leadership as key, and that women face more barriers on metropolitan papers while opportunities exist in smaller papers. Trib staffers like Terry Ferre and Judith Crist are cited as influential examples. Next Thursday a Trib writer will offer further guidance.
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