Barnard Signs Lease Plan for 600 West 116th Street
Barnard University signs a lease deal with Jacard Realty for the building at 600 West 116th Street corner of 116th and Broadway. The plan allows Barnard housing with no evictions, using a 620 system for non Barnard tenants. renovations and legal steps remain, with six vacant units now and fifty six total apartments.
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Barnard College Tuition Set To Rise For 1971-72
Barnard College trustees approved rising tuition from 2300 to up to 2550 for 1971-72 with a 200 tuition increase and 10 activity fee. Health fee could be raised to 40 after medical committee consideration. President Martha Peterson pledged no enrolled student in good standing will withdraw for financial reasons, citing needs to fund salaries, curriculum additions, and upkeep.
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Barnard Faculty Promoted in February Board Meeting
Seven Barnard College faculty members receive promotions effective July. New professors Annette Baxter History John Meskill Chinese and Japanese Stephen Ross History. Associate professors Dennis Dalton Political Science Joseph Malone Linguistics Deborah Milenkovitch Economics Joan Vincent Anthropology. Baxter and Ross bring PhDs from Brown and Columbia respectively with extensive publishing records.
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Rutgers University
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University of Chicago
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London School of Economics and Political Science
Barnard Explores Women’s Studies Curriculum Expansion
Barnard College weighs expanding women studies by adding interdisciplinary courses and reinforcing the regular curriculum. Plans include a German course Women Authors of the 20th Century and collaborations among sociology psychology and anthropology faculty to examine sex from multiple viewpoints.
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