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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1973
Page
4
Bi weekly Women s Collective Newsletter highlights Anne Caplan Weltman Jennifer Fox Shults Mary Graves Jean Lichty Rosalyn Richter and Kim Scheppele in a sisterhood feature.
Read about the New York Women's School in Park Slope offering nine courses this term, including Our Bodies Ourselves and History of Women in the United States. The cooperative program emphasizes shared learning, childcare, and activism with a $5 registration fee and free childcare.
Sue Costello, Barnard District 65 union organizer, urged students to back clerical workers as they pursue a contract. Informational meetings, leaflets, and student discussions were planned in dorms and McIntosh with Tuesday staff-room sessions for Friday support.
Mary Graves argues that Barnard should remain independent from Columbia University while co education is pressured. She notes limited female leadership at Columbia and questions merger benefits, urging focus on women’s needs over male dominated views.
November schedule lists Noon readings for The New Woman's Survival Catalog edited by Rennie Grimsted and November 18 lunch with Fanette Pollack at College Parlor. A November 20 Women’s Collective Meeting and November 26 Barnard lounge gathering urge all Barnard women to attend to support the four course system. Weekly poetry readings occur every Wednesday noon at the Women’s Center. Day Care Project at Columbia seeks volunteers. call 280-3168.
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