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Pinned & Engaged. The new morality of the college senior holds no brief for society's sexual taboos. Linda LeClair, Barnard's celebrated light housekeeper, is no rarity in her generation. Yet nearly all students argue that promiscuity is not on the rise. What they take for granted is sex among couples who consider themselves "pinned," engaged, or just plain in love. Honest relationships now, they contend, will lead to better marriages later on. And while students are increasingly aware that LSD and Methedrine are dangerous, marijuana has become an accepted part of college culture. For many, it simply provides...
...your Letters column, Mrs. Harriette Wagner comments adversely on Linda Le Glair's housekeeping abilities and asks whether Barnard has a home-economics department [May 10]. I have been married for a number of years to a Barnard graduate, whose sister is also a Barnard graduate. Over the years, we have retained friendships with many of my wife's classmates and spent time in their homes...
Therefore, I believe I can answer Mrs. Wagner's question with some assurance. No, there is no Barnard home-economics department...
...Derby. In the end, the stewards succeeded only in adding to the mystery that surrounds the case. They awarded first place (plus the $122,600 purse) to Calumet Farm's Forward Pass. They suspended the Dancer's trainer, Lou Cavalaris, and his assistant, Robert Barnard, for 30 days. They issued a tight-lipped statement that spoke of "certain matters" that were deserving of "further investigation and action." But they did not say what those "certain matters" were, and left the job of probing into them to the Kentucky state racing commission. Nor, for that matter, did the stewards...
...stewards apparently did not buy that notion. By suspending Cavalaris, and particularly Assistant Trainer Barnard, they suggested a belief that Dancer's Image had indeed received additional Butazolidin-probably sometime between Tuesday night and Thursday night preceding the Derby. During that period, Cavalaris was in Fort Erie, Ontario, tending to other horses in his string, and Barnard was in charge of Dancer's Image. However, by failing to penalize Harthill and giving only token suspensions to the trainers (they could have been barred for life), the stewards indicated they had no proof 1) that a second dose...