Reflections on love and commitment in student life
A personal essay explores shifting views on heterosexual dating among college peers, arguing that sex drive often drives relationships while genuine friendship and commitment remain possible. The piece contrasts traditional gender roles, critiques medical and abortion policy, and emphasizes open communication, loyalty, and independent identities within shared partnerships.
Diamond engagement and wedding rings on half price sale
An advertisement offers 3 000 ring styles at 50 percent discount to students staff and teachers. The offer directs readers to buy direct from a Reading manufacturer with carat pricing and mentions a Box in Fanwood New Jersey with postage and handling fees.
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Reading
Catalac
Fanwood
Life After You Graduate Honeybear
A memoir fragment recounts a Barnard graduate in 1970 facing gender bias after a protest filled commencement. The narrator travels from Kansas to Iran seeking independence, facing ridicule as a woman traveler. She describes student radicalism, rural labor, and limited roles while pursuing work outside the kitchen.
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Barnard
Financial Aid Office
Salters
New York City
Lab of Life
Cambodia
Columbia
Kate
Munchkin
Kansas
Deh Pain
Iran
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