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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1968
Page
1
An unsigned campus editorial praises militant plans to destroy Columbia University but argues a slower decline may suffice. It mocks the university’s objectivity and endorses gradual disintegration via infiltration, funding pressure, and curriculum changes.
The chairman urges student discussion to improve activity choices and notes new offerings such as ice skating, jogging, ballet and possibly yoga. He warns in open hour matters that some students violate trust and honor codes, urging moral responsibility.
The School of General Studies displays many excellent degree candidates, yet the college notes a drastic shift in the school’s structure and environment.
Helen Bell argues that single sex women colleges offer inferior education compared with coed or all male institutions. She contends these colleges fail to foster women’s independence and responsibility, urging recognition of women as capable of choosing their life paths and talents.
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