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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1970
Page
8
A reader endorses replacing student elections with a compulsory one semester service on an all college committee by lottery. The writer argues voluntary participation is insufficient and compares to ancient Athens, suggesting deferment options and broad testing via referendum while noting potential problems.
Sherry Manasse explains her attempt to remove her name from the Admissions ballot while remaining on the Library Committee list. An omission affected multiple candidates and led to confusion as ballots were issued. She notes her Library Committee statement posted at McIntosh Cafeteria and awaits election results.
The notice notes a factual error listing Miss Helen McCann as a faculty member with voting rights. It clarifies she is Director of Admissions and not part of faculty. The item questions the status of Professor Zabler and requests clarification of recent events.
The piece analyzes the film Diary of a Mad Housewife and its feminist angle. It portrays Tina as an unhappy housewife trapped by family life and societal expectations. The review calls the characters shallow and the plot underwhelming despite attempts to critique women's liberation.
Marilyn Margulies writes about discrimination in housing aid, noting Barnard students are directed to Columbia's registry on Morningside and 117th Street. She urges cooperation, cites funding by the University, and laments the lack of Barnard registry and support.
A Barnard undergraduate’s wallet left on the Union Seminary sidewalk was found by a passerby and placed in Milbank Hall Lost and Found. It contained a Connecticut driver license LB card and six dollars. The finder notified the owner who did not respond with a courtesy acknowledgment.
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