NEWS ARCHIVE -- FALL 2001

December 2001

New Sloate Media Center to Open in January

The Barnard Summit: Press Coverage and Photo Gallery

Barnard Admits 143 Applicants in Early Decision Process

History Professor Dorothy Ko's New Book Explores Footbinding in China

Student Radio Program Named Among Best in New York by Village Voice

Safety and Security Director Featured in Book About NY Kidnapping Case

Prof. Nelson Moe's Forthcoming Book Honored by Modern Language Association

Help For the Holidays: Canned Food and Toy Collection Through Dec. 21

College Receives a Record Number of Early Decision Applications

Barnard and Columbia Holiday Events

Andrew M. Manshel Appointed Vice President for Finance and Administration

Memorial Service for the Victims of American Flight #587, Dec. 10

Women Poets at Barnard, Readings on Dec. 6

Who Are the Muslim Leaders After Sept. 11: A Lecture, Dec. 5

November 2001

Panel Says Americans Have Yet to Embrace Literature in Wake of Attacks

Nov. 16 Chronicle of Higher Education Features Commentary by President Shapiro, and Article on 'Reacting to the Past'

Professor Ben Vinson Presents Black Soldiers in the Diaspora, Nov. 29

Barnard Alumna Devises New Standards for Professional Schools

Community Forum: Literature and Loss, Nov. 27

Anniversary Celebration for Women's Center Commemorates the Center's Place in History

Lani Guinier Brings Her Unique Vision of Social Justice to Barnard Lecture

Barnard Summit Featured in Chicago Tribune's WomanNews Column, Nov. 7

Barnard Summit Draws Nearly 1000 Guests

Barnard Theater Presents Chekov's 3 Sisters, Nov. 9 - 17

Barnard Alumna Linda Yellen '69 Directs Feature Film, The Simian Line

Remembrance Service Will Take Place Nov. 15 for the Columbia Community

Gandhi's Leadership and the Power of Non-Violence: A Lecture Presented by Professor Dennis Dalton, Nov. 14

Campus-wide Smoke Out, Nov. 15

Links to Information About Nov. 12 Plane Crash

Assistant Prof. Alex Cooley Quoted in New York Daily News, Nov. 7

13th Annual Barnard Feminist Art History Conference: Nov. 10-11

Barnard's Center for Research on Women Celebrates 30th Anniversary

In Terrorism's Wake: Resources, Information, and Responses Regarding the September 11 Tragedies

Army Colonel Gives Barnard Audience Insider's View Of War On Terrorism

October 2001

Artist's New Mural in McIntosh Center Only One of Several Accomplishments

Message from Health Services -- Frequently Raised Issues Regarding Sept. 11

Conflict in the Persian Gulf, the Balkans, and Afghanistan: Community Forum on Nov. 1

Olive Senior and Glyn Maxwell Present Poetry and Fiction Readings, Oct. 29

Community Service Fair, Oct. 29

Dance Dept.'s Tribute to Costume Designer Barbara Matera, Oct. 29

The Barnard Summit: Women, Leadership and the Future, Oct. 27

Students to Participate in Annual NYC Halloween Parade

The Future of Women in Business: A Panel Discussion to Precede The Summit, Oct. 26

Eat Your Part of This Year's 702' "Big Sub" Oct. 24, 7 p.m.

Young Rising British Writer, Bernadine Evaristo to Give a Writing Workshop and a Reading Oct. 17-18

Author Kate Millet to Discuss Her New Memoir, Mother Millet, Oct. 18

Art in Society, a Forum for Alumnae and Prospective Students, to be Held in LA on Sunday, Oct. 21

Annual Campus Week on Race Relations Concludes with Fall Festival, Oct. 19

Amigas: Letters of Friendship and Exile: A Reading with Marjorie Agosin and Emma Sepulved on Oct. 16

Painting Students Create Artwork for WTC Rescue Workers

"Anxiety in Arts and Wars" Is Topic of Presentation by Renata Salecl, Oct. 12

Family Weekend, Oct. 12-13: Message from the President, Schedule and Information

College Hosts Franco-American Poetry Festival, Oct. 11

Conversation with Barbara Horgan on Oct. 8 Leads Off Dance Dept's Series, On Dance

French Department Presents: A Month of Poetry Readings, Oct. 2001

Barnard and Columbia Scholars to Examine Religious Violence at Community Forum, 7 - 9 p.m., October 8

Joseph Berger, Deputy Education Editor of The New York Times, to Speak at the Barnard Forum on Migration, October 4

College Rallies to Aid Victims of Terrorist Attack

Deborah Rosado Shaw '84 Will Give the Keynote Speech at the Latina Heritage Month Reception, Oct. 1

September 2001

Professor Kimberly Marten Zisk to Appear on CNN on Saturday Morning; Professor Alex Cooley to Appear on WNBC on Sunday Morning

Two Barnard Faculty Members Warn of the Danger of Stereotyping

Barnard Theater Presents a Double Bill of Theater Faculty Work, Sept. 21 at Minor Latham Playhouse

Poet Katha Pollitt to Read from Her New Collection of Essays, Sept. 20

Space for Quiet Reflection Opens; Discussions Scheduled for Sept. 17 - 19

Barnard Alumna Deborah Rosado Shaw Named Hispanic Business Woman of the Year

Opportunity for Student Participation in Greenwich Village Halloween Parade