Barnard Tri Partite Commit System Criticized by Students
A Barnard College feature evaluates the three partite committee system. Marie Hoguet finds uneven effectiveness and poor communication, with some committees like financial aid functioning well due to clear roles and active student participation. The housing committee is noted as less effective.
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Carol Richards
Barnard
Barnard College
Marie Hoguet
Harvard
Radcliffe College
Co Education Changes at BHR and Plimpton Dorms
Barnard women and Columbia men join new co ed dorm life arrangements at BHR and Plimpton. Tightened guest sign in and escort rules. Heid lobby rearranged. Residents greet neighbors from both schools as informal interactions rise.
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BHR
Plimpton
Barnard
Columbia
Colmbia
Gildersleeve Lectures Mary Douglas at Barnard on Sunday
The first Gildersleeve Lecturer of 1972 78 arrives at Barnard to give a public lecture on the A Priori in Nature. Mary Douglas a British social anthropologist will reside at Barnard through September 25 and speak September 19 on structure and symbol studies.
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Gildersleeve
Barnard
Mary Douglas
England
Ms. Douglas
University College
London
Sacred Heart Convent
Oxford University
Colonial Office
Africa
Oxford
Douglas
Congo
Kasai
Daniel Bierbuyck
American Anthropological Association
Central
Stock Disclosure Correction At Barnard College
A New York Times error claimed Barnard College released its stock portfolio on behalf of the Columbia Daily Spectator. Barnard officials note stock holdings are public in the annual financial report each June and accessible to students, faculty, and administrators. The portfolio totals about $2 million, 80 percent of Barnard’s $25 million investments, with Honeywell cited as a controversial holding.
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The
New York Times
Barnard College
Columbia Daily Spectator
the Times
Spectator
Samuel Milbank
Forrest L Abbott
Barnard
Honeywell Corporation
Milbank
Honeywell
Maids Win at Columbia in Sex Discrimination Dispute
The 30 Black and Latin Columbia maids and the Women’s Affirmative Action Coalition secure a landmark victory after job cuts prompted a union strike threat. Columbia administrators rescind firings under pressure from the Transport Workers Union Local 241 and EEOC intervention. The vote on September 15 by Local 241 will confirm the settlement.
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Arlene Rubinstein
Columbia Maids
Women's Affirmative Action Coalition
Columbia
Transport Workers Union
McGill
Matthew Guinan
International
TWO
Annie Chamberlin
Coalition
Women's Movement
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Jasme Caoazzi
By Derval C. Walsh
Forrest Abott Barnard
Division of Human Rights
University
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Peried
Columbia Women's Liberation
Earl Hall
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