Don’t Bring on the Boys at Barnard Half of Columbia Merge
Barnard students express strong opposition to coeducation and merged classes with Columbia. They argue joint courses diminish Barnard’s individuality, cite a double standard at Columbia, and prefer to keep Barnard separate despite occasional shared classes. Audrey-Ann Appel and others sign the letter.
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C.omma
David
Columbia
Barnard Collees
Barnard
Columbia College
Spectator
Hac
Audrey-Ann Appel
Barbara Coleman
Enid Reichel
Diana Rosenberg
Hannah Shulman
Judy Smith
Anita Trachtman
Barnard Students Debate Coeducation at Columbia Campus
Fran Dearden, Ruth Helfand, and Joan Kent advocate for Barnard’s independence from Harvard Radcliffe coeducation arguing for separate but equal facilities while acknowledging benefits of coeducation and the desire to preserve intellectual and social identity amid calls for integration.
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Harvard-Raccuife
Columbia
Women’s College
Barnard
Curamnia
Thicerie
Harvard-Radcliffe
Columbia College Armee
Barnare
Aquinas
Fran Dearden
Ruth Helfand
Joan Kent
Summer Jobs Plentifus Says Placement Office
Barnard students seek summer work that is interesting and involves working with people. Edith Paley from Barnard’s Placement Office says many temporary posts are routine but valuable for learning office procedures and observing business organization. Available roles span typists in agencies, book binds in publishing, hospital assistants, and federal Student Trainee programs.
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Barnard
Edith
Paley
Barnard Placement Office
Priscilla Baly
National Bureau of Standards
Mimi Kurtz Embraces Skiing On Belgian Congo Vacation Hint
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Mimi Kurtz’s first skiing in Stowe Vermont and Mt Mansfield with friends during Christmas break. She describes her initial spills, a breakthrough on the chair lift, and a blizzard that led to tendon injury and a ski patrol assisted taboggan run.
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Belgian Congo
ASPCA
Columbia
Mimi Kurtz
Stowe
Vermont
Mimi
Mt. Mansfield
Freshman Commuter Problems Prompt Barnard Committee Action
Barnard faces commuter housing strain as 360 students share dorms. The Committee on Com muter Problems will gather data via a forthcoming Jake questionnaire to air grievances and guide future dorm improvements. Students are urged to participate. aides say the Honor Board is not needed.
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Barnard
Allevia Niow
Jake
Letters on curfews and aging students provoke debate
Readers clash over a 1:30 curfew proposal with appeals to health fads and self control. The exchange questions the need for earlier hours, suggests window air, and mentions a night watchman, seniors in good standing, and dorm policies as alternatives.
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