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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1972
Page
1
Students describe campus life at Barnard as varied but tense with limited cross campus contact with Columbia. They critique the meal plan medical services and freshman advisors while expressing a plan to return next year despite complaints about social atmosphere and facilities.
A sharp critique of Bea Lillie’s autobiography The Female Dr Johnson. The author questions Lillie’s genuineness while praising wit and stage charisma. The piece notes the book’s careful libel safeguards and its candid look at show business fame, rivalry, and personal tragedy.
The joint trustees memorandum endorses higher teaching loads and lower pay, reaffirms September 1971 curriculum approvals, and proposes shared access to courses for Barnard and Columbia students while deferring degree requirements to each college. It urges joint committees on departmental, faculty, and budget levels and lists trustees from both institutions. President Peterson invites student comments to the Public Relations Office Milbank Hall.
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