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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1972
Page
2
Barnard faculty passed a resolution limiting courses for the distribution requirement. The Spectator reported the change last week, causing student confusion during program planning for next semester. Undergrad pledges a Bulletin Board and column to improve communication and invite student feedback.
A letter to the editor argues against labeling Pippin as professional, urging a definition based on devotion to craft and high standards. The exchange cites Broeck's review and contrasts Broadway profit focus with genuine artistry, noting Fosse Hirson and Schwartz as examples of true professional level work.
Leary replies to Elaine Feraru on sexism in his Spectator pieces, denies editorial control, and defends his role as critic. He notes female staff threaten resignations over chauvinist pieces and calls for more balanced female voices while examining why women attend campus cinema as dates and how attitudes shape reviews.
A Barnard woman’s critique of Harvey Michelman is disputed by a supporter who cites equal treatment of staff and women’s leadership in his campaign. The letter contrasts Michelman with Bella Abzug's conduct toward female campaign workers.
In May 1971 the Furnald Hall Undergraduate Dormitory Council reported a two to one resident poll in favor of a gay lounge. The council approved creating a lounge in the basement and the college wide council endorsed the action by a unanimous vote to challenge any interference.
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