Recreation room clash at Barnard dorm prompts debate
The Barnard Organization of Black Women faces displacement from BHR for a dorm recreation room. Critics argue McIntosh Center suffices, while proponents say BOBW needs a dedicated space for Black women. Editorial warns ongoing conflict harms the campus community.
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Barnard Black Women group fights move from Reid Hall office
The Barnard Office of Black Women seeks to preserve its Reid Hall space, arguing it functions as a 24 hour central hub for study, meetings, cultural workshops, tutoring, and overnight study for Black students and nearby dorm residents amid dorm council plans to convert the room to recreation use.
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Letter to the Editor on Lesbian Visibility and Acceptance
A Barnard Bulletin reader argues against censoring mentions of lesbians in media and columnists. The writer condemns societal pressure for heterosexual normalcy and supports acceptance despite disapproval from Kathleen O Houlihan, noting persecution stems from that attitude and affirming lesbian relationships as fulfilling.
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Ragamuffin Seeing the Light at Barnard
Jami Bernard recounts religious experiences at Barnard College in a Barnard Bulletin feature. Case I details a junior's late night study crisis leading to a transformative belief that transcended grades while facing finals. Case II follows a senior who finds unity and inner peace through line dances, culminating in a spiritual moment.
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