Barnard Students Seek Equal Prices at Columbia Football Games
A Barnard College piece argues that Columbia University football ticket policy punishes independent women by charging six dollars for individual seats while attached women pay four dollars and their male dates enter free with class cards. The editorial calls the policy sexist and a barrier to female independence.
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Barnard
Columbia
Columbia College
College
Engineers
Healthy Curiosity Means Healthy Bodies
Four weeks after a self help demonstration article in BULLETIN, readers discuss the value and discomfort of exposing genital topics. The writer cites two spring events a friend’s tampax remark and a Columbia student’s sister with a vaginal infection, plus participation in an Our Bodies Our Selves course. Dr Mogul receives a
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Bulletin
Mary
Columbia
Women safe space at Barnard dances away from male gaze
At Barnard College women create a Lions Den atmosphere free from male pressure where they dance solo or in groups, with no need for partners. The scene rejects traditional expectations, fostering spontaneity and relaxation, while dispelling myths about feminism or lesbian identity. Jennifer Fox Shults and Ann Caplan-Weltman.
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Lions den
Barnard
Women’s Events Calendar Details District 65 Meeting
A schedule of women centered events from October 13 to October 26 at McIntosh and Georgetown Law. Includes District 65 support meeting, Women’s Collective gatherings, lectures at Hilton Inn and Synod House, poetry readings, and talks on women in education. Contact Ms Cust or Ms Swan for joining and upcoming events.
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District 65
McIntosh Lounge
Barnard
Hilton Inn
Tarrytown
New York
Annette Baxter
Catharine Stimpson
Women’s Center
Jean Lichty
Women’s Poetry Reading Changes Minds at Center
A reader recalls attending a Women’s Collective poetry reading at the Women’s Center. Discussion focuses on meaning and personal response rather than form, highlighting feminist poetry by Adaienne Rich and Sylvia Plath. The Wednesday noon sessions aim to broaden appreciation beyond technical aspects.
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Women’s Center
Adaienne Rich
Sylvia Plath
Plath
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Women’s Collective Newsletter
Anne Caplan-Weltman
Jennifer Fox-Shults
Mary Graves
Rosalyn Richter
Kim Scheppele
Columbia Football Adpissions
Health Service Committee
Health Service
Mogul
McIntosh
Jennifer Fox Shults and
Ann Caplan-Weltman
McIntosh Bear Lounge
Washington
Georgetown Law School
Washington, D.C
Synod House
110Th
Amsterdam Avenue
MacIntosh
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