Women Learn From Women Conference Aims for 600 Attendees
The Women’s Center expects 600 participants for the regional conference “Women Learn from Women” at Barnard Hall on February 10. Workshops from 12 colleges will cover topics from autonomy to legal solutions while emphasizing involvement over star speakers.
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Rebecca Waters
Women’s Center
Barnard
Jane Gould
The
Douglass
Queens
Sarah Lawrence
Richmond
SUNY
Old Westbury
New York University
Columbia Women's Liberation
Ms. Gould
Richmond College
Barnard Hall
State of the College Convocation at Barnard Hall
An all college convocation is set for Tuesday February 6 at 1 p.m. in the gym Barnard Hall. The event will present The State of the College with analysis of the Barnard Columbia relationship discussion of Barnard in relation to the 7 College Conference and the 1973 74 operating budget of the College.
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Barnard Hall
Barnard-Columbia
Barnard
NLRB Decision Awaited On Barnard College Vote
Lawyers for Barnard College and District 65 filed briefs after eight days of hearings before the NLRB. The board will decide which Barnard staff are supervisory or confidential and ineligible to vote. An election would be five weeks after NLRB ruling.
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Carol Richards
Barnard College
District 65
Distributive Workers of America
NLRB
Labor Board
General Council For District 65
Coasteda
Barnard
C Monization
Bulletin
Oto
Course In Feminism Begins This Week At Women's Center
The Women’s Center launches a noncredit course Explorations in Feminist An Introduction to Women’s Studies taught by Martha Gershun with admission for 30 women. The program aims to broaden access to women’s studies, offers scholarships, and targets Barnard staff and community participants. Six staff women have registered, with plans to mold content to the class mix.
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Womers Center
Nummer
Womens Center
Martha Cershun
Gershun
Smith
Feminist Press
Charlone Perkins Gilman
New York City
Womens
Jane Gould
Women’s Center
Ms Gould
Gould
Barnard
Women's Center
Supreme Court Abortion Ruling Frames Privacy and State Roles
A historical overview of the January 22 Supreme Court decision on abortion establishing a woman’s right to choose in early pregnancy. The ruling bars state bans in the first trimester, allows regulation by states mid-pregnancy, and permits prohibitions in the final weeks unless maternal health is at risk. It hinges on privacy arguments and rejects fetal personhood, noting reversal only by constitutional amendment.
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Nadine Feiler
U.S. Supreme Court
Harry Blackmun
Justice Blackmun
U.S
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Hester Eisenstein
Kathleen Graves
Bubetin
McIntosh
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