Response to Barnard criticism on Women's Liberation piece
Letter from Dorothy Foltz defends her article on Women's Liberation at Barnard, clarifying misinterpretations and asserting the need to address institutional prejudice. She notes support from Anne Harris and stresses her critique focused on attitudes rather than the movement as a whole.
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Barnard
Anne Harris
Barnard Bulletin
Harris
Barmerd
Womean
Women’s Liberation
Women's Liberation
Dorothy Foltz
Runoff Election Details Highlight Barnard Misconceptions
An article outlines the Barnard runoffs for the Senate observer role clarifying that the defeated candidate faced no coercion. It notes a proposal for joint poll work by candidates, a suggestion to delay voting to preserve relevance, and references to Miss Lane and Miss Nealon amid disputed claims about poll staffing.
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Senate Observer
Miss Lane
Barnard
Ing
Miss Nealon
Thijs Point
Barnard election dispute over polling and posters
Carolyn Koné outlines concerns involving polling places at 616 and Plimpton and dorms, with Miss Nealon and Miss Lane. She claims equal voter counts at two sites, denies obstruction, and defends runoff integrity while asserting posters were placed widely.
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Miss Nealon
616
Plimpton
McIntosh
Miss Lane
Library
Barnard Hall
Miss Neaton
Barnard
Columbia University Senate
Carolyn Koné
Quotation of the Week Sparks Campus Debate
Bruce Fogarty from College ’70, leader of the Coeducation Coalition, remarks that demonstrations could make a male student feel unwanted on his own campus and urges careful planning.
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Isles
Bruce Fogarty
Plana
Misspelled reminiscences stir Barnard history critique
Katherine Wells reflects on misquotations in Edith Hamilton's address and Barnard College history. She recalls Barnard's founding aims, Virginia Gildersleeve's leadership, postwar student pushback, and enduring questions about spelling, grammar, and women's education values.
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Columbia
Barnard
Barnard Bulletin N
Edith Hamilton
Mass Hamilton
Columbia College
McIntosh
Wegon
Katherine Wells
Just Wives and Mothers in Women’s Liberation Debate
A columnist critiques a professor's stance on female roles, arguing for choice beyond career or marriage. He cites women who balance work and family, cautions against shunning traditional paths, and condemns discrimination among women while urging thoughtful self fulfillment.
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Ann Harris
Barnard Bulletin
Peter Bruegel
Hell
Profesor Harris
Frarris
Wate
Pest
Harns
Silent Generation and the Un-American Activities Committee
The piece critiques the House Committee on Un-American Activities as a long lasting threat to the First Amendment. It notes the committee’s histories of hearings and witnesses, its altered public presence after a legal challenge by Dr Jeremah Stamler, and calls for continued scrutiny of its practices.
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McCarthy
Joseph McCarthy
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Citzens
Jeremah Stamler
Un-American Committee
Stamier
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