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Reunion offers an opportunity for the alumnae association to recognize especially distinguished graduates who have achieved renown in their professions, or contributed their time and talents selflessly on behalf of Barnard as volunteers.
There are legacies—and then there’s the legacy of Daniella Kahane. “In my Barnard application, I had to attach an extra page for the part about relatives who attended the College,” says Kahane. No wonder. Her great-grandmother, Millicent Lubetkin Aaronson ’15, started the tradition, followed by Kahane’s great-aunt, Grace Aaronson Goldin ’37, her grandmother, Alice Aaronson Zlotnick ’54, her mother, Tamar Zlotnick Kahane ’82, her aunt, Dena Zlotnick Felsen ’87, and her sisters, Talya Kahane Jacobs ’07 and incoming first-year student, Kelila Kahane ’15.
Six alumnae share their perspectives of the earthquake in Haiti.
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