… 2016 Many have called it Fire Island’s Stonewall—after the 1969 protests in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village that … into an annual celebration. Photographer Susan Kravitz ’65 first visited Cherry Grove in 1979 as a straight woman and … have to worry about people pointing a finger at you or being disappointed in your choices,” she says. “It’s a …
/magazine/fall-2016/celebration-drag… World After All Leaping over language barriers with the aid of a prestigious scholarship By by Elicia Brown ’90 … and longed for “that shock of perspective” that comes from first-hand experience, says that without the Boren money she … She does anticipate difficulty in adjusting “to what being a woman means in Guinea,” but she wants to look beyond …
/magazine/fall-2012/small-world-after-all… for More Barnard|Next Faculty and alumnae reflect on the College’s most popular marquee programs for alumnae who … Religion, Law, with Wendy Schor-Haim , director of the First-Year Writing Program and senior lecturer in the English … life now — and also, frankly, without the unique stress of being an undergrad! Arnold: My favorite class at Barnard was …
https://barnard.edu/news/returning-more-barnardnext… Spring 2020 Public Service & Advocacy Call of the Wild How a Barnard alumna turned her wanderlust into … Crest Trail (PCT) since 2017, when a friend walked the first 200 miles as her spring vacation. At the time, I did … I remember wearing my Bermudas and protesting … and being angry that we could only wear them on campus and not …
/magazine/spring-2020… point in their lives or careers — looking toward the broader role they might take on in passing down their … Entrepreneur, Writer, and Editor Anna Holmes is a SVP at First Look Media, where she serves as the editorial director … - Reporter and Author Described by The New York Times as being "known for her smarts and feminist bona fides," Irin …
/athena-Distinguished-Fellows… Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine Spring 2018 One of the many things students value about their Barnard experience … a major in architecture with a minor in philosophy. I love being able to show younger children—and especially girls—that … exhibits, talks, and movies. She even once went on a first date to see the Met’s exhibit on trench warfare …
/magazine/spring-2018/athletes-scholars… ‘Opinionated Woman’ Eve-Lynn Siegel Gardner ’94 shares the story of her voice, both lost and found By Eve-Lynn … women shot me disapproving looks. I was startled by the first woman’s comment; I hadn’t interrupted or spoken … never again stop myself from participating out of fear of being stigmatized as — gasp! — “an opinionated woman.” And I …
/magazine/winter-2020/reclaiming-opinionated-woman… Lady Justice Barbara Ann Rowan ’60 blazed a trail through the legal world and beyond By Susan Goldhor ’60 Barnard … spoke volumes: She mastered multiple languages, became the first Black woman assistant U.S. attorney (AUSA) in the …
/magazine/spring-2021/lady-justice… of cookies to bring to friends and sing along to Moana in the car as we deliver them. On Christmas Day, we always cook … we don’t celebrate any specific holiday. Instead, we take the time off to slow down and catch up with family and … at 6 in the morning for 初詣 hatsumōde , which is the first prayer of the year. Then, we head to our grandparents’ …
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