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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1972
Page
1
Laura A. Brevetti examines the 17th century view of history as gossip and travel and contrasts it with modern history education. Barnard College’s History Majors Association evolves into a structured student group advising the department and improving opportunities for history majors.
The Barnard Columbia History Majors Association proposes changing the history department advisory system to allow student chosen advisers. The group, active with ten professors at a graduate history meeting, faces a tight budget and relies on department contributions. Beverly Sperry notes optimism for growth and ongoing student involvement, with meetings every Tuesday at 7:30 pm on the FBH second floor.
Continued discussion on the future of Barnard College food service workers including long tenured staff from Teachers College now catering through an independent firm. Questions arise about job security, cost efficiency, and maintaining high service quality with student involvement in decision making.
The Women's Center led by Catherine Stimpson in Barnard Hall Barnard 101 forms a Lawyer's Committee to provide legal services for employment discrimination based on sex. On February 23, 1972 at 5 00 pm a meeting at the Columbia University Club will feature Harriet Rabb Christine Knowles and Ruth Bader Ginsburg along with coffee and attendance invitation calls to 2067 for planning.
Barnard College announces discounted tickets for Columbia College athletic events for the 1972-73 season. Barnard women may buy season tickets for football and basketball at lowered prices after years of effort to change Columbia's policy. Pricing includes 5 football games for $12.50, 10 basketball games for $12.50, and all 15 home games for $22.50, with single-game tickets at $4. Final sale details to be set after a meeting with Columbia officials, and tickets are expected to go on sale next fall pending final Barnard approval.
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