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...while the men do a lot of talking about "across the street," conditions--statistically, at least--are better at Columbia-Barnard than at Harvard. Barnard has an enrollment of 2002 women. Columbia has an enrollment of 2744 men, yielding a male-female ratio of four-to-three...
Unlike many of the Ivy League colleges, Columbia College is still an all-male school--sitting across Broadway in New York City from an all-female school, Barnard. Each has its own faculty and its own faculty and its own admissions policies...
...Barnard remains an independent institution and plans to stay that way for a very common reason--money. Historically, Barnard officials have avoided a merger with Columbia because the men's college has a large debt which Barnard would presumably have to share...
...Radcliffe eight won the nationals last year and every one of its races this year. A team like that has few friends away from home. In fact, all of Radcliffe's best enemies got together--women rowers from Princeton, Connecticut College, UMass, Barnard and Drexel--with three women from Vesper Boat Club to beat Radcliffe, which they...
Married. Kenneth Barnard Keating, 74, white-maned U.S. Ambassador to Israel, who was dethroned as Senator from New York by Robert Kennedy in 1964; and Mary Pitcairn Davis, 53, widow of Wendell Davis, Manhattan attorney and Harvard Law School classmate of Keating's; he for the second time, she for the third; in Princeton, N.J. Henry Kissinger's recent Middle East marathon forced repeated postponements of the wedding by keeping the groom glued to his diplomatic post...