CoCo Proposes Easing Referendums in Tripartite System
Undergrad President Maureen Killackey says changes should skip full referendums for minor amendments. Ann Fagan notes early worries about CoCo’s power but praises two year planning and improved Tripartite performance. Health Committee chair Mogul cites rising attendance and two year planning behind health service changes. Schroder adds system depends on member participation.
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Undergrad
Maureen Killackey
Ann Fagan
CoCo
Stepping Out and Studying Abroad Reflections
Ward Dennis of Columbia School of General Studies cites a nine month program with three hour classes in freeman-prammar and notes Americans comprise about 30 of the class. The piece recounts experiences in Frankfort with First National City Bank and describes German life and German Carnival culture.
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Freeman — Prammar
Frankfort
First National City Bank of
New York
Germany
America
South
Ward Dennis
Columbia School of General Studies
Barnard Women’s Crew Faces Financial Straits and Growth
Barnard’s fledgling women’s crew struggles with funds and facilities as they raise to field an eight and compete in the Head of the Charles. Linda and Sheila describe plans to boost support from alumnae and publicity while noting transport and gym credit hurdles. Harriet Lazer, Jody Massik, Sarah Lohwater, Sheila Dugan, Leslie Katz, and coach Paul du Pont lead the effort with plans to race in Boston.
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Linda
Shelia
Radcliffe
Princeton
Columbia
Barnard
Sheila
Charles
Boston
Harriet Lazer
Cambridge University
England
Bow
Jody Massik
Sarah Lohwater
Sheila Dugan
Leslie Katz
Paul du Pont
Barnard College Negotiations Tangle Over Union Demands
Union leaders and Barnard College administrators spar over non economic issues in wage talks. Costello denounces Milbank comments linking feminism to economic demands while Peterson commits to good faith negotiations despite expected complexity and time.
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Union
Professional schools admissions reps visit Barnard this fall
Harvard Law School visits Barnard on October 9 with Ms. Sue Lenox meeting in Lehman 416 from 1 30 to 4 30 PM sign up in Placement Office for all recruiting meetings. Stanford Business School visits October 15 with Professor Francine Gordon conducting interviews in Milbank Hall room 8 from 9 to 12 30 and 2 to 4 30. Duke University Business School professor Carole Aldrich meets October 29 from 10 30 to 5 00 PM. Dean William Keogh hosts Stanford Law October 16 in Lehman 416 from 1 to 3 PM. Wharton visits November 14 with Mrs. Elsie Orr Denzel in Milbank Hall room 237 from 2 to 4 PM.
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Harvard Law School
Sue Lenox
Lehman 416
Barnard
Stanford Business School
Francine Gordon
Milbank Hall
Stanford
Law ‘ School
William Keogh
Stanford Law School
Lehman
Wharton Graduate Division
University of Pennsylvania
Elsie Orr Denzel
Wharton
Duke University Business School
Carole Aldrich
James
Milbank
Football and gender roles in sports advertising
The piece critiques football imagery showing a man enthralled by TV while his wife tries to intervene, arguing the sport’s masculine mystique borders on sexual exploitation. It questions policy makers' pricing and notes women’s division into Miss and Mrs. based on their relation to men.
Woman Health Budget Autonomy Spurs Public Debate
The health budget is described as hers to allocate while a committee can advise but not enforce. Demonstrations and talks on women health persist across groups. Interest grows in launching another Our Bodies Our Selves course as public curiosity sustains learning.
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Maurice Schroder
Barnard
New York
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Health Committee
Health Services Committee
Straits
CAO
International Marketing Service
Glenrock Ave
Los Angeles
California
Holly House
Mcintosh
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