Fetters to the Editor continued on war reflection
Readers urge applying mind and conscience to the war effort and warn against destructive complacency. Letters praise the Barnard Bulletin for informing coverage and call for persistent, thoughtful engagement in public affairs. A conservative critique targets the Conservative Union and its leader Michael Kogan, accusing them of mislabeling and manipulation.
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John Birch ‘Society
Michael Kogan
Robert Welch
Birch Leader
Undergrad Involved in President Choice at Barnard
A student group advocates aligning the president’s decisions with collegiate input from students faculty and administration. They urge preserving student due process via the Honor Board and Judicial Council while expanding student involvement in rule making and policy committees.
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Paget
Femine Liberal Arts
Honor Board
Judicial Council
Talward
Barnard
Barnard and Columbia Coeducation Debated in Department Crosslisting
Barnard students debate crosslisting philosophy and sociology with Columbia University. Faculty note Barnard courses cover fundamentals while Columbia offers specialized options. Students argue coed classes broaden perspectives, though access to Columbia courses is limited by Barnard offerings.
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Columbia
Mothersill
Barnard
Mirra Komarovsky
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