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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1975

Page

7

Columbia plotted coed plan targets Barnard name

The piece reports a spoofed university rivalry over Barnard College with a proposed coed policy, cat dorms, and a satirical anti Barnard tea. Quoted figures include Low Library officials McGill and Peterson. The dialogue lampoons campus politics and biases.

Drop-In 1975 Spring Festival at Columbia Arts School

The Columbia School of the Arts sponsors its second annual Spring Festival April 14 to 18 with events across Dodge Hall Low Rotunda and McMillan Theatre. highlights include art openings, electronic music, readings for children, concerts by Sweet Harmony and the Columbia Orchestra, theater workshops, film screenings, and career info sessions. Most events are free unless marked with a price.

Columbia School of the Arts Low Rotunda Dodge Hall Sweet Harmony Theatre Workshop Women’s Low Columbia University Orchestra Columbia-Barnard McMillan Theatre Earl Hall Luciano Berio McMillin Theatre CUID San Joro SIA Columbia Columbia “Wind Ensemble Dodge

Great Maria by Margaret O Connell A medieval tale of Maria and her power in eleventh century Italy

Maria the daughter of a Norman robber baron marries Richard to gain influence in his family’s conquests. She defies his orders, defends castles, and slowly realizes she seeks political power beyond the castle realm. Cecelia Holland portrays a flawed yet compelling heroine amid grim medieval realities.

Margaret O'Connell Maria Italy Richard Cecelia Holland

Resurrection of E Race Stirs Cemetery Dig Night

In a blunt tale a narrator seeks to confirm if Edward Race, buried years ago, truly lies dead or has escaped death. At the cemetery the mortician recalls Race’s coffin costs and hints he roams BHR, leaving readers with a darkly comic search for a revival. The piece mixes humor and macabre rumor about a living dead figure.

Edward Race Bhr Race Mr. Race

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Howard Wagamuffin Barnard Low Library McGill Milbank Furnald Peterson Plimpton Omaha Columbia College GSAS Marta E. Race By Robbie Brager Morningside Heights
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