The New York Times ran a glowing article about Barnard’s long and distinguished list of literary alumnae.
And now it’s free for all to read, since Times Select is no longer any more of a reality than the campus presence of the Barnard Bulletin.
…zing.
- JNW
Tags: Barnard Spirit, new york times
19 September 2007 @ 12:07 PM · 5 comments
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Lost: Black raincoat/windbreaker jacket. RL. Buttons have horses on them. Elastic waist. Two big pockets by the hips. Women’s small or medium (can’t remember). Probably a ticket of some kind in the big pockets. If found, please email khw2110@barnard.edu
Dark blue Columbia Alpine Race Team soft shell jacket. Rossignol, size M. Lost 5/6 at Midnight Breakfast, Orgo Night.
If found, please email rlc2145@columbia.edu .
Last seen on 8th or 9th floor of the Butler Stacks on May 5. If found, please email st2463@columbia.edu.
Charger for a Dell laptop lost on 5/3/10.
If found, please e-mail cas2201@barnard.edu.
Lost : One white apple laptop charger in the Butler Media Center.
If found, please e-mail kjm2139@columbia.edu
Grey scarf found near Philosophy. Please email mac9jb@gmail.com if is yours.
Sony headphones with”refurbished” sticker. Butler or Barnard, 3/27. Reward if found. Contact mem2241.
The number is 564075. The contact email is yl2504@columbia.edu.
Red Nikon Coolpix Digital camera with touchscreen lost 3/8, possibly in Butler. It has a stylus attached to the cord and a picture of a chihuahua when it turns on. Please contact jcb2156.
Silver-colored fleur-de-lis necklace, Lerner lobby.
“One can think of Barnard as something of a literary hatchery, like London’s Bloomsbury Circle or the 1920s Paris of Hemingway, Fitzgerald and Joyce, where a certain confluence of talent, ambition and what moderns would call networking generates an astonishing literary crop.”
Never heard Barnard compared to Paris before.
columbia has been compared to paris…
http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct/sep_oct07/features1.php
now you have!
witty!
So many great writers… and also, Mary Gordon.