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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1970
Page
2
The piece argues for a compromise on a three semester gym requirement. It suggests converting freshmen gym to self-defense, offering two open-hour compulsory semesters for various sports, and granting academic credit for two or three gym courses with pass fail grading.
A college junior from Buffalo discusses his background and views in a personal profile. He recalls his high school days, his fear and mannerisms while speaking, and his favorite poets Eliot and Pound. The piece sketches his bedroom setting and social circle as a glimpse into his life.
Prof Theodore H Gaster argues against paying for Barnard girls crossing streets for a free smorgasbord. The remark sparks discussion on coeducation and university policy.
A Morning Mail reader applauds Dorothy Urman and critiques Dorothy Foltz and Lynda Horhota on Barnard feminism. The letter defends women’s liberation as pervasive and notes the impact of cultural pressures on majors and career paths. It questions framing of female bias and commends Barnard’s Placement Office and Mrs Gould as allies.
The Bulletin's Forum announces it will publish opinions from any Barnard or Columbia organization member. It invites group representatives to share perspectives under Forum, clarifying that these views do not reflect the editors' stance.
Elizabeth Wiener of Barnard Women's Liberation argues Barnard should teach women's history as a core subject. She condemns faculty for deeming women as minor figures and urges expanded courses to raise awareness of women's achievements and challenge traditional roles.
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