Forum invitation from Barnard-Columbia groups
A note explains that Forum welcomes views from any Barnard or Columbia organization member. It clarifies Forum does not necessarily reflect editors' opinions and invites group members to express their views in Forum.
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Barnard-Columbia
Anti Intellectualism at Barnard Triggers Student Critique
Barnard students and faculty are critiqued for a perceived lack of intellectual sparring and passive participation. Lynda Horhota argues the campus climate favors repetition over ideas, with women conditioned to be receptive and rarely vocal in class discussions.
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Barnard
South Lawn
Paula Munro
Lynda Horhota
Barnard Women’s Liberation
Pollution Solution Aims at Phosphate Free Cleaning
In Ann Arbor and surrounding areas three thousand housewives organize a local campaign to cut phosphate use in household cleaners. They replace phosphate detergents with phosphate free baking soda and soap and provide demonstrations at laundromats to encourage the switch.
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Ann Arbor
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Growth and Learning in the Experimental College Experience
Members describe a semester of intense learning across education and community. They note deep shifts in leadership, faculty interaction, and self-directed projects, with emphasis on practical education, social forces, and evolving language and structures shaping their ongoing creation.
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