President Peterson's First Days at Barnard College
President Martha Peterson spent her first days meeting students and faculty at Barnard, dining with the Sophomore Class, and attending Convocation. She stressed balancing imagination and direction with funds, emphasizing education opportunities for Barnard women and Columbia men while preserving core strengths.
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Latham’ Playhouse
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Kenneth Jones
Barnard
Columbia
Barnard Urges Exit From NSA Over Representation Concerns
A Barnard College advocate urges withdrawal from the United States National Student Association arguing NSA relies on government and foundation funds, lacks grass roots support, and fails to coordinate active campus groups. The writer calls for Barnard to build a representative, active student body on campus rather than rely on NSA as a spokesman.
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Congratulations on Your Presidency at Barnlege Colleges
A congratulatory note praising the newly named president of Barnlege. It highlights the ferment in universities, and credits Kansas and Wisconsin for demonstrated patience and energy. Wishes success in building a greater New York College.
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Tam Steed
Barnlege
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Wisconsin
New York College
Barnard Alumnae Council Revives Past and Present
Delegates at Barnard’s 16th Alumnae Council weekend discussed Barnard’s role and funding, addressing apathy toward the college and the need for ongoing support. An address by Dr. Eli Ginzberg highlighted women’s labor market power and advised Barnard to prepare students for broader economic roles.
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