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… drive their own Destinies By Merri Rosenberg ’78 Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine Spring 2014 Starting a … Barnard women. (Think Martha Stewart ’63, Hanky Panky’s Lida Orzeck ’68, and Liz Neumark ’77 of Great … Straight Edge, from their Brooklyn brownstone before she got office space nearby. The place mats were manufactured in …

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of Cake by Anna Quindlen ’74 By by June D. Bell Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine Summer 2012 Anticipating a … be cut out to be an old woman.” Quindlen, chair of Barnard’s board of trustees from 2003 to 2010, explores her simmering … What did you imagine it would be?  I didn’t have a game plan, but if I had it would just have been … less. Less …

… A Bright Legacy Barnard filmmakers bring stories to light By Michael Blanding … If ever there were a time to celebrate women in film, it’s now, as the ugliness of Hollywood’s old boy’s network has … their relationships continue after the film; when Malika got married after her release, Georgia gave her a pair of …

… for the Stars Physics and Astronomy Dept. Chair Laura Kay’s textbook covers the cosmos By N. Jamiyla Chisholm Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine Summer 2019 If the first … April, piqued your interest in things celestial, Barnard’s got a resource for you. Namely, the textbook 21st Century …

… Caring for the Community Part 4 of Barnard Bids a Fond Farewell to President Sian Leah Beilock. … Toddler Center director Tovah Klein celebrating the Center's official reopening, 2023. Photo: Nina Wurtzel Health and … and academic well-being of students — I’m very grateful I got to be a student under President Beilock’s leadership,” …

… administrators to special visits to unique campus spaces, Barnard families were enthusiastically welcomed back to campus October 22, 2025   Barnard’s gates filled with more than 800 enthusiastic visitors on …  and Columbia-Barnard athletics events like the Homecoming game, students and their families set out to explore the …