Barnard divorce from Columbia sparks new independence wave
Barnard College announces it will end ties with Columbia University next fall amid coeducation talks. The move follows plans for Barnard to open an Institute of Women’s Studies and hints at Barnard becoming a pace setter in women’s education. Jurass Kaza and Warty Flumenbaum dissent.
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Plimpton To the Editor How do I get cold water in this building
A reader asks the editor about obtaining cold water in the building calling for guidance or a remedy. The inquiry reflects ongoing resident concerns about accessible amenities.
Barnard Campus Drug Talks Trigger Student Activism
A Barnard College issue column rails at drug use on campus and criticizes limited coverage by the school newspaper Bull. The note lists student events from December 5 to 12 including demonstrations, feminist film showings, lectures, and a basketball game as part of ongoing activism and awareness efforts.
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Save Art School Save the School of the Arts
A rallying chant calling to save the art school and abolish the College program. Organizers urge preservation of arts education amid funding and governance debates at Columbia. Community members, students, and officials weighed in on potential restructuring and its impact on programs.
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School of the Arts
Columbia College
Bull Fool's I Ponder Women's Liberation and April Fool
A reader asks why Bull ignores Women's Liberation and calls for feminist coverage in the Barnard community. He praises last spring's April Fool's issue and urges a comparable edition from the now-defunct Barnard Bulletin.
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Noted Thanks From St Anselm Professors Acknowledged
The message humorously credits philosophy chair Prof Theodore Tums Gastric and religion chair Prof John B Snuck at St Anselm. It includes a playful PS asserting that God is not dead.
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St Anselm
Theodore “Tums
John B. Snuck
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