Barnard School For Boys Faces Merger With Horace Mann
In 1971 plans emerged for Barnard, founded 1886 by William Hazen, to merge with Horace Mann across 246th Street. Barnard then housed about 25 per grade, vs Mann with 100 per grade. The future of Barnard’s name and traditions remained in question as the merger moved forward.
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Daniel Gil Feuchtwanger
Barnard
Horace Mann School
Barnard School For Boys
William Livingston Hazen
Columbia College
Columbia Law School
125Th Street
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Frederick A. P. Barnard
Hazen
Riverdale
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Horace Mann
246Th Street
Question of Social Tolerance at Barnard 1976
Elena J. Leon reflects on Barnard College's response to lesbianism and feminism in 1976. The column contrasts fear and openness, noting how discussions around sexuality affect campus life and journalism. The piece blends social critique with memories of Barnard's merger with Horace Mann and changes to its campus.
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Finis
Barnard
Bulletin
Jami Bernard
Ragamuffin
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