Barnard Gains Separate Status Within Columbia System
Barnard College operates as a separate corporation within Columbia University though sharing governance. The dean votes in University Council. Barnard grants BA degrees and its libraries open to both sides. Barnard is financially independent with 1951 faculty payroll through Barnard Treasurer. Colleague courses and religion offerings integrate across Barnard, Columbia College, and General Studies.
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Stand Columbia Barnard Ties Strengthen University Family
A column extols Barnard College as Columbia University’s refined sister. It contrasts feminine decorum and tea culture with male antics, noting Barnard’s equal academic standing, past sorority stance, and separate finances while praising the sisterhood’s positive influence on Columbia.
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Ties Between Columbia and Barnard Through the Years
The text recounts Barnard College joining Columbia University system in 1900 and notes 1951 as the start of its second half century of ties with Columbia. It describes the campus divide at Low Memorial Library and Barnard's location since 1897 after eight years downtown.
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Barnard and Columbia Tie Strengthens Women's College Ties
Dean describes Barnard College's close relationship with Columbia University as key to unique offerings. He notes access to graduate courses for top students, extensive General Studies options, vast shared libraries, and faculty involved in graduate programs. He predicts growing mutual benefits from ongoing cooperation.
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Barnard Lags in Columbia Club Participation Across Groups
Barnard College shows low active participation in Columbia clubs and activities, ranging from 3 to 25 percent across groups like WKCR Lutheran Club Earl Hall Society Columbia Players and Menorah Society. Critics blame insufficient advertising and competing commitments while advisers cite the need for clear aims to boost enduring involvement.
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