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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1971
Page
6
An opinion piece reflects on white male WASP identity in the 1960s to 70s, noting shifts in race and gender dynamics. It critiques heated activism, double standards, and the loss of presumed innocence while praising the Gay Liberation Front as an exception, and calls for basic friendliness.
The community group CONNECTION, based at Columbia's Earl Hall since September, reaches high schools and local organizations to build an involved, honest community. Led by Aaron Muravchik with Melvin Hales, it plans a storefront at 128th Street and Amsterdam Avenue within two months and will renovate it collectively.
A commuter column blasts Bar nard and Barnard College for poor McIntosh Center design and limited future expansion. It argues two stories wastes space on ground floor showers and urges higher buildings, renovated Milbank, and a coherent long range plan to improve the Barnard campus for 1975 projections and beyond.
The Barnard English chairman Barry Ulanov attends a March forum on women in education at Waldorf amid Barnard Women’s Liberation objections. Critics call the move hypocritical and chauvinistic saying administrators claim feminism while allowing anti feminist acts.
Barnard College and critics clash after Barnard and other groups urged suspending classes for International Women's Day on March 8. Proposal failed 55 to 18 amid prep for a statewide conference, with supporters accusing administration of hypocrisy and seeking a campus holiday next year.
The master guitarist Segovia performed a two recital run at Philharmonic Hall. His program ranged from Frescobaldi to contemporary works and featured pieces by Sanz Weiss Giuliani and Ponce. His precision and perceptiveness created a intimate connection with a diverse audience.
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