Departmental Cooperation Affects Barnard Columbia Cross Registration
Barnard and Columbia English psychology and biology chairs discuss cross registration and open access. They note limited space and preference for own students with plans to avoid course duplication while debating majors and lab requirements. Cooperation remains tenuous amid philosophical differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard-Columbia
Bulletin
Richard Norman
Barnard’s
Barnard
Columbia
George Stade
Bar
Columbia College
Stade
Richard Youtz
Thomas Bever
Columbia Biology Department
Donald Ritchie
Ritchie
Calumbia Biology
Lawrence Chasin
Mead at Barnard and DePauw shaped Mead's radical early years
Dr Margaret Mead recounts transferring from DePauw to Barnard in 1920 to pursue intellectual freedom and discuss beliefs with peers. She recalls facing sorority cruelty, elitism, and social pressure, while embracing birth control openness and future social service aspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derval C. Walsh
Margaret Mead
Barnard College
Mead
Dr. Mead
Redbook Magazine
Ms. Mead
DePauw University
DePauw
Silent Minority Supports Nixon at Barnard and Columbia
On Barnard and Columbia campuses a small, dispersed group backs Richard Nixon, while opposing George McGovern. Supporters praise Nixon’s foreign policy stance and perceived steadiness, criticise McGovern’s policies and Eagleton dismissal, and note Nixon’s strength on Israel and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Groban
Barnard
Columbia
Nixon
Richard Nixon
McGovern
George McGovern
Thomas Eagleton
Hoarespun
Women’s Center Publishes Bibliography on Women’s Studies 1971
Catharine Stimpson spearheads Barnard and Columbia collaborators in releasing a seven section bibliography. It catalogs 1971 women related research and a directory of organizations projects and media. Dorothy Marks Kirsten Drake and Mary Wexford compiled the work to aid scholars and action groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Trautmann
Barnard
Columbia
Womenwise
Catharine Stimpson
Cting
Barnard Women's Center
Kirsten Drake
Columbia Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Dorothy Marks
School of Library Service
Mary Wexford
Ms. Wexford
California
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China
Ussr
Israel
Women’s Center
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