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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1973
Page
4
A Barnard LAB member recounts early activism, campus outreach, and clashes with GPCB and PCB as LAB seeks recognition. She describes attending LAB table duties, gendered misidentification, and bureaucratic hurdles while recalling past student suicides and urging continued support for lesbian visibility on campus.
The critique labels Mistress Pamela a mediocre film that mutilates its source novel and relies on cheap sensationalism. It notes amateurish acting, loud colors, and cramped outdoor scenes while acknowledging fleeting complex social detail from Julian Barnes. The piece cites exploitation as box office strategy.
Duke University Business School Professor Carole Aldrich will meet students on Monday October 29 from 10 30 AM to 5 00 PM Milbank Hall room 237 Else Orr Denzel will talk with students about Wharton applications at Milbank Hall in room 237 from 2 PM to 1 PM Columbia University Business School Ms Karen Paulsen will meet students Tuesday November 27 from 9 00 AM to 5 00 PM
After 21 years in politics Ms. Eldridge discusses reform trends in New York and her shift from party lines. She recalls forming a college Democratic Club and questions electability, clubbiness, and media views while weighing whether to vote in the upcoming city election.
Plimpton resident Linda Prado organized a poetry workshop at the Plimpton lounge last Monday night. Barnard professor Janice Thaddeus directed the session with Professors Jennings and Tobias from Long Island University, twenty two students attended, and readings featured works by Linda Prado and Christopher Winner.
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