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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1965

Page

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Arden Courts Cherished by Barnard Faculty and Students

Barnard College faces a clash between preserving the Arden tennis courts and plans for a new building. The essay argues that destroying the courts and open space to place a dormitory or classroom block would harm campus balance and student welfare, urging careful design and potential alt sites. The piece questions the wisdom of using Arden Court for a multi story structure and calls for retaining outdoor recreation space.

Barnard New York City Arden Helen Reid Hall Altschul Court Oay Barnard College Reid Hall Broadway Altschulcourt Arden Courts Wolman Library Milbank Physical Education Department Helen Reid Arden Tennis Courts

Barnard Bulletin Information and Subscription Note

The Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It states entry as second class matter on October 19, 1928 at the New York post office under the 1879 act. Subscription rate is five dollars per year.

Barnard College Barnard New York N.Y

Mikado Scores on Campus Delightful Gilbert and Sullivan satire

The Gilbert and Sullivan Society’s Mikado on campus impresses with sharp satire, clear diction, and strong performances. Director Robert Binder and musical director Mack Schlefer earn praise for human, straight characters and deft comic timing led by J Harris Spero as Pooh-Bah and Binder as Ko-Ko. Yum Yum Antonia Hess’s singing shines, with the cast delivering a witty, well-acted production.

Gilbert and Sullivan Society Titipu Robert Binder Mack Schlefer Mr. Binder England Japan Mr. Schlefer J. Harris Spero Pooh-Bah Mr. Spero Ko-Ko Antonia Hess Tom Mikado

Reader urges wide reading of Morganthau article on China

Linda Miller urges students and faculty to read Professor Hans Morganthau's War with China article in The New Republic of April 3, 1965 as a clear alternative to rhetoric on Southeast Asia policy.

Hans Morganthau China New Republic Southeast Asia

New Quotas Controversy Sparks Swastika Outcry

Readers condemn the April 1 article for surrounding the piece with swastikas, calling the choice insensitive and offensive. The debate centers on whether such imagery belongs in public discourse and how it affects communities.

Off-Focus Objections to Morse Review of Neodadaist Work

The head of the Neodadaist movement files objections to Professor Morse's Focus review from March 15 1965 arguing that Goethe and Saint Exupery influenced the group not from fashion but through learned worldviews.

Morse Bulletin Goethe Saint- Exupery St. Exupery

Visual Arts Display Opens Arts Festival at Columbia

The Columbia Festival of the Arts begins Friday April 9 with a Visual Arts Exhibit in Hewitt Lounge featuring work by Columbia School students. Prizes will be decided by faculty from Barnard and Columbia Colleges. The two week program includes plays, poetry readings, films, a Zen meditation demonstration, a jazzed up folk concert, and an outdoor band performance, culminating April 24 with Greek Games at Barnard gym.

Columbia Festival of the Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity Hewitt Lounge Ferris Booth Hall Les Schwartz Columbia University Program In Barnard Columbia Joseph Barthel 670 Harvard Nancy Fales Wollman Filmmakers of Program In the Arts McMillin Theater Kenneth Koch Babette Deutsch Leonie Adams Ferris Booth Columbia University Band Low Library Plaza Barnard Wigs and Cues Workshop Earl Hall Chekov Charlene Slivnick Jake

Memorial Exhibition for Edward Crawford at Crypt Gallery

The late Edward Crawford known as an advisor and activist is featured in a memorial exhibition at the Crypt Gallery in St Pauls Chapel until April 30. Proceeds benefit civil rights and civil liberties groups. Crawford's fifteen year artistic career is showcased with personal works reflecting war horror and social critique.

Columbia University Edward Crawford Riverside Democrats New York Council House Un-American Affairs Committee St. Paul's Chapel Crawford Joyce Maishh Crawford Mr. Crawford

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