Barnard College Faces Growing Pains Demands Alumnae Aid
The article argues Barnard College must secure alumnae dollars to cover rising salaries and housing costs as government and foundation support wanes. It stresses the need for 100 percent participation from graduates, noting the college’s proximity to Columbia and the 1300 students rely on donations to sustain education and morale.
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Columbia University
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Fora Foundation
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Ture
New York City
Class of 1958 Advisor Natalie Woodbury at Barnard
Mrs. Natalie Woodbury returned to Barnard's anthropology department in 1952 and became Advisor to the Class of 1958 at the start of their junior year after Dr. Lucille Altschul left for Chicago. She explained accepting Dean Bailey's offer to guide the class through college life that could be hazardous, noting her interest in administration and working with students as a social scientist.
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New York
Natalie Woodbury
Lucille Altschul
Chicago
Dean Bailey
Natalie S. Woodbury
Remy
Farewell to Barnard seniors in a reflective departure
A Barnard year ends as Mrs. Woodbury contemplates sabbatical plans and a shift from coeducation. The piece notes that the Class of 1958 posted strong exam results, muses on summer futures from offices to summer camps, and humorously laments the capricious path from student life to adulthood.
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Jake
Barnard Class of 1958 Remembers College Life
Alumnae recall Barnard College memories beyond public image. Vivid details include the James Room teas the 3 10 line at Ella Weed the green fence and Box lunches along with jokes about Jake and the Annex coffee.
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James
Columbia
Ella Weed
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Riker's
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Susan B. Warter
Janet Steinfeld
Joyce Hill
Sue Oppenheier
Audrey Smith
Catherine Bigos Mareha Stavin
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Elsa Adelman
Phillis Banfield
Barbara Clark
Gerry Gabianell
Janet Gregory
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Donna Richmond
Linda Sirota
Kathleen Foster
Miriam Klausner
Deborah Melzak
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