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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
7
The talk argues that student growth hinges on self awareness and deliberate habits rather than new curricula or finances. It urges recognizing latent potential, reassessing goals during learning, and exercising courage to act. It recommends plans, time budgeting, regular study routines, and balanced daily life. Recreation, field work, student government, and Barnard Camp offer growth avenues and mental refreshment.
The Columbia Barnard Festival of the Arts presents a double bill next week featuring a commedia dell Arte piece Marriage of Masks by Marc Kaminsky 64C and a Japanese No-Play. Performances set for April 19 and 20 include Camilla Trinchieri 63, Helen Pugatch 64, Kenneth Haas 64C, Michael Berenson G.S., Michael Strong Graduate Faculties, with Peter Don listed.
Seventy Paul Cezanne watercolors are shown at M Knoedler & Co in New York until April 14. Columbia University officials and scholars call it the largest U.S. display of Cezanne watercolors and a study in his development, with admission at $1 for the public and 50 cents for students.
The six week program at Connecticut College offers modern dance technique, dance composition, choreography, production planning, and keyboard improvisation under Theodora Wiesner. Weekly performances by contemporary artists are provided through American Dance Festival. a certificate of study and placement service are available.
Barnard College students approve a new Undergraduate Association constitution and urge Bulletin to give ample publicity to Installation Assembly. They warn meetings may suffer without reporting and press for coverage of the March 26 event at 1 10 p.m. in the Gym. Enid Oppenheimer and Sandra Heimer.
Miss Fox evaluates the interdenominational university in Berundi founded by Jesuits. She notes strong potential despite solvency troubles and argues the institution should continue. Now teaching at Bernnard, she plans sociological and personal books based on Belgium material and Africa experiences.
Sanity a peace and disarmament magazine founded in Madison Wisconsin in winter 1962 solicits subscriptions and contributions after three issues. Editors two young pacifists plan coverage of nuclear dangers arms race political action and student peace movements with a goal to end nuclear war and reduce world poverty.
Box office prices at 4 3 2 dollars. The Rovel Ballet opens April 17 at the Metropolitan Opera House and runs through May 19 with performances such as Sleeping Beauty Giselle and Elektra. Pianist Robert Goldsand of Barnard Music will give an anti-Rachmaninoff recital at Town Hall on April 30 to mark the composer-pianist's death anniversary.
The passage notes challenges in staging two scenes that create distance for the audience and mentions abrupt scene changes occurring before the viewer, making adaptation difficult.
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