Women and bias debated at Columbia University forum
A Barnard led discussion at Columbia on male chauvinism and gender bias in academia. Panelists cited wage gaps and few women in science and law, debated child care, maternity leaves, and recruitment, with attendees calling for concrete action plans.
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Profesor Hasuahs
Columba
Farnsworth
Berm
Law
Thse
Bmatera Bar Association
Sthaal
Diporfun
On Ee
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Prefesa Gineberg
Melmans
Graham
Dean Fraenkel
McGill
Safiety
Columbia University
Columbia
Barnard Womens Center
Mary Scotti
Women's Center
Barnard Lawyer's Committee
Barnard
Students Anticipate September Calendar Change
Students foresee a major shift as classes move to a September start after Labor Day and finals end before Christmas. Optimism mixes with concern about new pressures, as alumni and students debate a four course system with a month long interlude and pass fail option.
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Chyve Kessler
Barnard Anthropology
Menelios Hassialhs School of
Applied
Eat Alen Farnsworth School
Sevn Pur
Ginzberg Crifluate School of Business
Loren Graham Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Proessors
Ann Harris Hunte College
Elaine Showaltr
Doris College
Englsh
Catherine Surpen Prefe
Kessler
United States
Colum
Womens Affirmative Action Coalition
Hews
WAAC
Xerox
House of Shalimar
Elizabeth O'Neill
Dents Bulletin
Jong Witer
Barnard-Columbia
Experimental College
113Th
EL Toro
Baie As
Peter Scheldahl
The
New York Times
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