February Barnard graduate in limbo and nostalgia
A writer in New York reflects on graduating in February, awaiting official transcript and the unresolved status of a Barnard degree. She recounts living in limbo between student life and post campus work, balancing work at the Jewish Theological Seminary and memories of Barnard while navigating finances, friendships, and identity as a nearing alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erica Whitman
New York
Barnard
Long Island
Igh
New York City
New Orleans
104Th Street
Mad. Av
Subway
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Jess
Henry
Plimpton
Barnard Healthily Lenient Transfer Policy Examined
Jennifer Franto Barnard argues Barnard College has a Healthy Transfer Policy admitting many transfers. In 1972 total admissions and registrations reached 174 with emphasis on high academic standing and personal needs. The college cites maturity, regional reasons, and relationships to Columbia as justifications while denying leniency for transfer quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennifer Franto
Barnard
Dayton
Tayton
New York
Columbia
Plimpton Thefts Prompt Calls for More Security
The February incidents in Plimpton dormitories ended with the arrest of a suspect on the 10th floor after a woman used a bathroom break to access a suite. Police, Barnard and TC security assisted in the arrest, while residents urged stronger night security and stricter door locking to prevent thefts of cash and jewelry.
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Mr Boylan
Plimpton
Callons
Boylan
HHR
Teachers College
Barnard
Wb ¥C
Collett
Security College Securiy
Ir Boylan
TC Security
Plimptons
Collors
Collott
Collezis
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