Barnard Bulletin Staff and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin lists Editor-in-Chief Beth Falk and editors Lies Lerman and Margot Hughes with staff including Jami Bernard and Dorothy Hicks. Published weekly during the college year by Barnard College students, available by yearly subscription through the Barnard Community.
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Jami Bernard
Dorothy Hicks
Randy Banner
Vicki Leonard
Robert Brager
Margaret O'Connell
Leah Nathans
Jessica Zive
Nancy Cariln
Margaret Zweig
Steve Jacobs
Marilyn Merker
Felice Zwas
Dena Ribner
Monicta Buchwald
Michael Musto
Margie Ziegler
Patricia Tinto
Dylan Landis
Rebecca Gikaman
Barnard College
Barnard
Equality Before the Law in Edelin Case and Abortion Rights
The piece argues that Kenneth Edelin’s manslaughter conviction highlights how abortion rights and fetal viability should be decided by individuals, not courts. It denounces racial and class bias in trials, notes access disparities in Boston, and stresses that equal protection under the fourteenth amendment remains unfulfilled.
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Kenneth Edelin
Bulletin
Justice Blackmun
Roe v. Wade
Edelin
Flanagan
Boston
North Carolina
Joanne Little
Orientation '75 plans aim to boost freshman Ivy image
Howard Wagamuffin Orientation '75 enters early planning with coordinators seeking fresh themes for Columbia and Barnard. Former coordinator Sharon Yuklewitchz recalls Orientation '74 iced tea as a standout, while Chris Oblonsky seeks mature sponsors willing to dress in native get-up and greet newcomers, amid a broader effort to unify new students through playful ritual and humor.
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Columbia
Barnard
Sharon Yuklewitchz
BHR
Yuklewichz
South Field
van Am Quadrangle
Ydklewitchz
Chris Oblonsky
Oblonsky
5Th Avenue
Onientation
Oakley critique of Woman's Work sparked by oppression themes
Nancy Carlin reviews Ann Oakley's Woman's Work arguing the book offers few insights into gender inequality beyond interviews with London housewives. She notes the study portrays marital tensions, economic pressures, and a class-based view of sexism while doubting abolition of the housewife and family will occur without broader liberation.
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Nancy Carlin
Ann Oakley
Pantheon Books
Quakley
London
Oakley
Margaret Mead
International House
Fear of Flying critiques stir Barnard Columba debate
Readers weigh Erica Jong's Fear of Flying as critical essays lamblast the novel as disordered and self conscious. Letters discuss feminist criticism and Pass-Fail policy, praising and challenging its literary merit while noting campus debates and activism.
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Erica
Jong
Henry Miller
Ception
Evening With Mencken: A Realistic Portrayal at Cherry Lane
One man show by Paul Shyre presents H L Mencken as a reflective critic through intimate monologues in a living room setting. The performance, adapted from Mencken writings, earns praise for Shyre's grasp of character and intimate tone.
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Randy Banner
H.L. Mencken
Cherry Lane Theatre
Mencken
Paul Shyre
Shyre
Hemingway
Stomping at Arthur's Tavern Grove Street Blues
A 1960s New York nightlife feature highlights Arthur's Tavern near Grove and Christopher Streets offering free admission with drink purchases. It spotlights blues singer Mabel Margetroyd and Monday Dixieland sessions by The Stompers, praising intimate, affordable music away from crowds and high prices.
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Grove Street Blues
Robert Brager
New York
Grove
Christopher Streets
Broadway
Sheridan Square
Arthur’s Place
Mabel Margetroyd
Judy Garland
Memphis Slim
Margetroyd
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