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John D. Barnwell, resident tutor in Physics, who is arranging the celebration, said Currier's diversity is outstanding because House residents "have dealt with many issues Harvard met in the 1970s," including coeducation and an increasing number of Black and Third World students--issues to be discussed at anniversary seminars...
Officials and professors who attended the closed meeting said the vote was overwhelming and amounted to an endorsement of a report on coeducation prepared by the College Committee on Admissions and Financial Aid. That report recommended that Columbia accept women as transfers next fall and as freshmen the following fall...
Columbia is now the only single-sex Ivy League school. Columbia officials have met with representatives of Barnard College, an all-women's school associated with Columbia, to discuss ways to increase coeducation, but the talks have broken down.
The day after the faculty approved formation of the coeducation committee, Alvin Paul, Columbia's director of physical education and intercollegiate athletics, warned that coeducation could result in severe cuts in men's sports programs.
The committee's duties will include assessing the cost of the change to coeducation.