Opinion: Forum invites Barnard-Columbia group views
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
6
The Bulletin Forum page notes opinions shown do not reflect editorial views and invites members of Barnard and Columbia groups to express their own perspectives on these pages.
A critique of Norman Mailer and The Prisoner of Sex argues Mailer blends brash ego with sharp insight. The piece defends his intellect while noting a clash between performance and substance, praising some analyses and condemning others.
The year saw the United States recognize Communist China after 23 years and Henry Kissinger visit Peking. Nixon’s administration shifted to economic controls while campaigns heated up for 1972 with Democrats facing tax money woes and Lyndon Lindsay emerging as a fundraising asset. Internationally, turmoil persisted from Indo-Pak tensions to Middle East shifts and UN stasis, leaving 1972 outlook uncertain.
The Bulletin urges readers to type letters double spaced with 10 to 75 margin settings and require signatures. Publications will reveal writer identity unless requested otherwise and editors may edit submissions for timeliness and taste.
A trustee concludes his letter stating actions show commitment to student input and the issue's importance. He notes trustees must decide for the College's future and invites continued discussion at a future meeting. The section also records Jacques G Maisonneize of IBM Europe elected trustee for a one year term.
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