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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1971

Page

6

Nice Girls Dont Get Raped Discussion On Cavett Show

An analysis of Gail Sheehys New York Magazine piece on rape outlines why victims often do not report crimes. It notes societal guilt and police skepticism, urges public awareness, self defense, and identifying rapists to prevent abuse.

Cavett Gail Sheehy New York New York City Gail

My Phone Is Tone Deaf and The Lights Went Out

A columnist riffs on New York power outages and phone service woes. The piece laments faulty utilities and rising frustration with Con Ed after a Midtown blackout, referencing repeated voltage reductions and credibility gaps in public messaging. It quotes Con Ed chairman Charles Luce on reliability and contrasts daily annoyances with serious outages.

The Luce Mit Remoy Peta Wells Con Ed United States Consolidated Edison Charles Luce Manhattan McLune

Coed Housing Question Faces Barnard Dorms Debate

In Barnard’s commuter column residents discuss a Tripartite Housing Committee survey sent to students about making Livingstone Hall and one of 616 620 or Plimpton coed next year. They warn about potential issues for Livingston residents off campus housing and commuter students while urging swift resolution of concerns.

Barnard Tripartite Housing Committee Livingstone Hall Plimpton Columbia Livingston

Women Liberation Conference Draws Over 1000 Participants

On March 6 and 7 on the Barnard and Columbia campuses more than 1,000 women from junior high through college and workplaces will attend a regional women’s conference organized by Columbia and Barnard groups and sponsored by the Women’s Strike Coalition. The event features workshops on abortion contraception sexuality lesbianism divorce family work and child care plus films theater jam sessions and discussions. Free day care will be provided and limited housing is available with contact information at Barnard College New York City.

Barnard Columbia Women's Liberation Women's Strike Coalition Barnard Gymnasium

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