Columbia Festival of the Arts Displays Wide Talent Range
The Columbia University Festival of the Arts opens with a reception for artists and guests. Coordinated by Alpha Phi Omega and in cooperation with Barnard and others, the two week program features Visual Arts in Hewitt Lounge and Memorial Exhibition for Edward Crawford. musical events include Bach, folk, organ recitals, and Haydn choral works with WKCR Sinfonietta, plus Monteverdi and Gluck pieces.
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Columbia University
Steven Schimmel
Gary Sperling
Columbia
Alpha Phi Omega
King’s Crown Activities Office
Barnard
Hewitt Lounge
Ferris Booth
Edward Crawford
School of General Studies
Crypt
St. Paul’s Chapel
Kingsmen
Mrs. Murphy
Sue Dickes
Tom Barret
Herbert Burtis
Bach
Searle Wright
Grady Wilson
Haydn
Tudor Singers
Wkcr Sinfonietta
Monteverdi
Mair Defends African States on Western Political Behavior
Professor Lucy P Mair discusses Africa for Barnard students and alumnae arguing new nations lack national sentiment. She dismisses racial or cultural excuses and says one party rule arises from universal post independence circumstances. Elite leadership seeks modern development with mass obedience.
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Mair
Lucy P. “Mair
Professor Mair
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Africa
Barnard
Boorse Signals Support for New Columbia Calendar Plan
Dean Boorse would incline to approve calendar changes proposed by Columbia College Instruction Committee last Wednesday. The plan would start fall terms in September and end before Christmas with exams after holidays or finals earlier, plus a breathing period between terms. Barnard would align with Columbia once the university revises its calendar, ensuring no disruption to Barnard’s four course system.
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Gloria Leitner
Henry A. Boorse
Columbia College
Dean Boorse
Barnard
Columbia
University
Truman
College Committee On Instruction
Bar
Boorse
Vietnam Rally Plans Formed By Independent Committee
The Independent Committee on Vietnam plans a noon rally at the sundial to protest US military involvement. Dave Gilbert chairs the group with Jane Berry Nina Molliver and Mr Doppelman as officers. They target a national March on Washington on April 17 and aim to send about 300 protesters with a petition to Congress.
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Vietnam
Sundial
Jon Coppelman
Dave Gilbert
Jane Berry
Nina Molliver
Doppelman
Columbia
Barnard
Washington
Coppelman
United States
Congress
New Officers Installed at Assembly for 1965 66
At the Installation Assembly on April 8 undergrad officers judicial council honor board class officers dorm exec and proctors for 1965 66 were installed. Laura Fagelson will be president with Diane Contente as VP Marian Heimer as treasurer and Holly Gunner beginning a second term as Curriculum Committee Chair. Margrit Stolz leads Judicial Council and Ellen Walkin heads Honor Board with Jo Ann Schoenfeld Judy Shapiro and Gwendolyn Lee as reps. Dorm Exec includes Constance Dolan as president and Ann Becker and Sharon Smith as VPs.
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Judicial Council
Undergrad
Laura Fagelson
Diane Contente
Marian Heimer
Holly Gunner
Margrit Stolz
Margaret Poss
Mimi Margolin
Penny Lipkin
Adrienne Aaron
Susan Krupnick
Ellen Walkin
Jo-Ann Schoenfeld
Judy Shapiro
Gwendolyn Lee
Dorm. Exec
Constance Dolan
Ann Becker
Sharon Smith
Assembly
Palmer Burrell Address Installations Assembly
Miss Jean Palmer and History Professor Sidney Burrell discuss student communication and free speech limits at Barnard during the April eighth Installation Assembly. They note gaps between graduating and new students and praise student government for maintaining a corporate university community and avoiding potential explosions.
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Jean Palmer
Sidney Burrell
Miss Palmer
Barnard
Burrell
American University
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Ivory Coast
Miss Mair
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Lucy Mair
Dean Henry Boorse
Mr. Coppelman
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Mekong Delta
Mr. Coppel
Palmer, Burrell
Sidney A. Burrell
Miss Jean Palmer
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