Columbia Arts Festival schedules events through April
The festival features concerts in Wollman Auditorium and Low Library Plaza including the Brian Trentham Quartet Ron Blake with master of ceremonies George Klabin and Columbia bands. The Columbia Orchestra closes with Beethoven violin concerto by concertmaster Allen Steere. Poetry readings by Kenneth Koch student poets Bill Wertheim David Shapiro and others. Dramatic readings and plays unfold in FBH and Earl Hall with The Mikado by Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society and a late film program.
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Wollman Auditorium
Brian Trentham
Ron Blake
George Klabin
Columbia University
Low Library Plaza
Kingsmen
Columbia University Orchestra
McMillin Theatre
Allen: Steere
Kenneth Koch
Bill Wertheim
David Shapiro
Harvard
Nancy
Fales
Wollman
Wigs and Cues Workshop
Earl Hall
Charlene Slivnick
Carolyn Brancato
Barnard Modern Dance Group
Charles Weidman
Latham Playhouse
Barhard Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Columbia
Memorial Grant for Fiction At Columbia University
Columbia University announces the Herman R. Ziegner Memorial Grant in fiction. The annual $125 prize supports a General Studies student enrolled in writing and planning a novel workshop. Ziegner, longtime Atheneum managing editor, taught GS writing from 1960 until his death in 1964. Donations are tax deductible via the School of General Studies, J R Humphreys Lewisohn Hall.
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Columbia University
Herman R. Ziegner
Ziegner
Atheneum Publishers
Panty Raid in April Sparks Student Parade on 116th Street
Columbia students staged a late night panty raid with horns and firecrackers outside dorms, moved to 116th Street after police dispersed crowds. Officials blamed student behavior, while observers noted girls egging on the action and chants including We Shall Overcome. Rain ended the scene.
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Columbia
Columbia College
John W. Alexander
Broadway
Barnard Quad
116Th Street
Campus lectures and scholarships announced in bulletin
Richard S. Lindzen will lecture on atmospheric physics on April 15 at 4:00 p.m. at the Goddard Institute for Space Studies. Irma Lindheim will address a luncheon tomorrow at 12 noon in Earl Hall. Rabbi Friedlander discusses Passover at 4:00 p.m. April 13 in the Dodge Room, Earl Hall. Applications for the Margaret Meyer Scholarship due April 23 in the Placement Office. An Army Special Services rep will interview April 14 for Recreation Specialist positions. Professor Andre Weil will speak April 9 and 11 at 5:00 p.m. in Barnard Hall. The Real Estate Board of New York offers a Summer Intern Program.
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Richard S. Lindzen
University of Washington
Goddard Institute For Space Studies
116Th Street
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
Albert Friedlander
Newman Club
Margaret Meyer
Army Special Services
Army
Andre Weil
Institute For Advanced Study, Princeton
Barnard Halil
Weil
Euclid
Euler
Rep outlines organization of new War on Poverty adjunct VISTA
Mrs. Dorothy Barker, VISTA field representative, spoke to a Thursday night group detailing VISTA operations under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. She described voluntary deployment for one year, six weeks training, no special tests, and a pay package of 75 dollars monthly plus 50 dollars stipend after service.
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Vista. Rep
New
War On Poverty
Dorothy Barker
VISTA
Office of Economic Opportunity
Johnson
United States
Peace Corps
Suggestions for Office Handoffs in Student Organizations
Sue Scheffler and Laura Fagelson urge outgoing heads to coordinate with successors on calendar dates room space and the CAO Organization File. Each group must file a detailed Precedent and Financial Report to UA leaders and CAO before listing in the Student Handbook, or the 1965-68 budget will be withheld.
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Sue Scheffler
Undergrad
Laura Fagelson
CAO
Apology Issued For Goldwater Event No Show
Bulletin apologizes to attendees who came last Thursday to hear Ex Senator Barry Goldwater and friend Silver at the Thursday Noon Meeting. The senator could not attend and a panel on programmed teaching was substituted. It also apologizes to the caller who used a message unit seeking event details at the College Activities Office.
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Barry M. Goldwater
Friend Silver
College Activities Office
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By K. Lowenthal
Bulletin Board
Seixas-Menorah
Irma Lindheim
Career Information Committee
The
Real Estate Board of New York
Barker
Friends of
SNCC
Henry Malcolm
Protestant Office
James P. Shenton
Albert Friendlander
Jewish Office
Herbert A. Deane
Harkness Theatre
Butler Library
New York
Carnegie Hall
Joe O’brien
WMCA
Good Guy
Carnegie Watt
W. 7Th
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