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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
7
Mary Graves recalls a painful clinic experience and leads a Barnard College health demonstration for freshwomen. The session covers Barnard Health Services, breast self checks, gynecological self examination, birth control methods, and future talks on vaginal infections and sexually transmitted diseases.
The Thursday Noon Committee announces a fall lecture series at Barnard Hall College Parlor. Daniel Stern discusses The Death of the Novel, Nora Sayre hosts Right Now, Glorianna Davenport and David Klopfenstein present Dropping In, and Walter Karp speaks on Indispensable Enemies. Free admission. lunch is $1.00.
Duke University Medical School will interview applicants for the 1974 75 class at Columbia on October 1 2 and 3 1973. Sign up at 202 Hamilton Hall. The Center for Religion and Life. Klaus Kratzenstein gives an organ recital at St Pauls Chapel Columbia September 27 at 12 00 noon. An exhibit Phenomenological Landscape Paintings by Robert Pittenger runs September 28 through October 18 at The Green Mountain Gallery 135 Greene Street near Houston. The Young Socialist Alliance hosts Why Allende Fell on September 20 at 7 00 p m in 602 Hamilton with Joanna Misnik Socialist Workers Party candidate for city council president.
Barnard College support staff join District 65d after a year of legal delays. A committee of eight Barnard staff women and two organizers negotiates a contract written by staff. Provisions include child care flexible hours expanded parental leave paid conferences Women's Day August 26 as a paid holiday and access to personnel files.
The Opinions BULLETIN invites letters and opinion pieces from Barnard and Columbia communities. Submit by Tuesday morning at the Bulletin office 107 McIntosh for Thursday publication. All contributions must be signed typed and double spaced.
The Barnard Women s Collective begins its fourth year with weekly Thursday meetings at 6 00 P M in McIntosh rear lounge. It will host health forums a feminist film series and speakers on women s issues this semester as Bulletin plans a bi weekly Women s Collective Newsletter debuting September 27.
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