Visiting Professor Sardoya to Discuss Spanish Poetry
Virginia Gildersleeve Visiting Professor Dr Concha Zardoya will lecture on Twentieth Century Spanish Poetry Sunday April 24 at 4 pm in Barnard Hall. She will examine Unamuno Machado Jimenez Lorca and others noting metaphysical themes and poetry beyond Spain. Reservations due April 18. Zardoya teaches at Barnard this term and has published extensively.
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Virginia x Gildersleeve
Barnard Hall
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Barnard
Socialist Pleads Against Ousting in Minneapolis
Joseph Johnson, a Minneapolis Socialist Workers Party member facing deportation for political activity in Canada, pleaded his case at Harkness Theater. Murray Kempton, New Republic editor, introduced Johnson and warned that U.S. authorities may use minor violations as pretexts to prosecute political nonconformists. Johnson is the first person prosecuted under the proposed deportation action.
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Assembly Approves Boycott of First National Bank Funds
The Representative Assembly approved a plan to withdraw Barnard College and others funds from First National City Bank in protest of its support for apartheid in South Africa. A letter to the Board of Trustees will request action and to contact First National about investment practices. May include Union Theological Seminary and Jewish Theological Seminary notices.
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Jewish Theological Seminary
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South Africa
Bank
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Undergraduate
Gertner
Morningside Heights
First National City
Newman Club Fights St Johns firing of 31 faculty
Columbia undergrad groups condemn St Johns University for dismissing 31 faculty without hearings or reasons. The Newman Club and CUSC push for academic freedom, and Rep Assembly plans a bank protest to curb investments in South Africa while Barnard funds may be affected.
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Arts Festival at Columbia and Barnard Opens Easter Night
Vita Longa Ars Brevis festival at Columbia University opens Easter night in St Pauls Chapel with T S Eliot play and runs through April 23 featuring poetry drama film music dance and visual arts by students and about a dozen faculty members Coordinators Jessica Lobel and Joseph Barthel led auditions with campus ads and a talent hunt Alpha Phi Omega directs with Barnard College Activities Office King’s Crown and Earl Hall Key events include Murder in the Cathedral Yeoman of the Guard and a poetry symposium The festival aims to showcase underrecognized university participants and broaden educational scope.
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St. Paul’s Chapel
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King‘s Crown Activities
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Gilbert and Sullivan Society
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Two Week Opening Schedule of Campus Events
Tonight features an opening reception in Hewit Lounge Ferris Booth with visual arts judging at 8 30 and a production of Murder in the Cathedral by T S Eliot directed by Kenneth Jones in St Pauls Chapel Tickets 250 200 with CID. Tomorrow offers a lecture on The Alienation of James Joyce from the Catholic Church by Kevin Sullivan at Dodge Room Earl Hall and a 8 30pm repeat of Murder in the Cathedral. Faculty poets Michael Goldman Hunter Ingalls Serge Gavronsky and others read at 4 pm 212 214 Ferris Booth Hall and Minor Latham presents Yeoman of the Guard at 8 30 pm with Scenes English 34 at 12 15 pm. Refreshments and a symposium on Practical Problems of Meaning in Contemporary Poetry with John Ashbery Michael Goldman Albert Hofstadter George Stade and Chih tsing Hsia closes tonight 8 30 pm at MacMillan Theatre featuring student films and an event see FESTIVAL P 3.
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St. Paul’s Chapel
Murder In the Cathedral
T. S. Eliot
Kenneth Jones
C.U.I.D
Dodge
Earl Hall
James Joyce
Kevin Sullivan
Newman Club
John Ashbery
Michael Goldman
Albert Hofstadter
George Stade
Chih-tsing Hsia
Student to Present Marxism-Leninism Lectures Series
Columbia graduate student Steve Newman will lead weekly Marxism-Leninism lectures starting Wednesday. Sponsored by the Columbia chapter of the Progressive Labor Party, sessions run Wednesdays 8 to 10 30 p.m. in 301 Hamilton open to all students.
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