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What Qualifies Someone To Be Added To A Barnard Student’s “Columbia Boys I Trust” List?

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Nov 01, 2017 3 Comments

Spending time in Columbia spaces as a Barnard student can often be intimidating and stressful, but we can always manage to find guys who make us feel as though we belong. Senior staffer Betsy Ladyzhets explains the phenomenon of the “Columbia Boys I Trust” list. This past Sunday, as I considered the events of the previous […]

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