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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1962
Page
2
The Frank Gilbert Bryson Prize is awarded by class vote to a Barnard senior who shows conspicuous unselfishness and has made the greatest contribution to Barnard during her college career. The prize carries monetary value and recognition for school service, and nomination is itself an honor. The editors urge that all nominees be publicly named next year.
The Representative Assembly heard a proposal to create a Barnard Undergraduate Association fund to support a Barnard student in the Crossroads Africa Program. The plan highlights program goals education diplomacy cultural exchange and community impact with students required to share talks and slides upon return. It also notes the Greek Games recap and praise for the sophomore class and festivities.
WKCR and Ferris Booth Hall Board present two concerts this week at Wollman Auditorium. On Friday April 20 Leonard Rose former first cello of the New York Philharmonic performs Bach Boccherini Brahms Ibert Chopin Faure Sarasate and Tchaikovsky with Jack Maxin on piano. Rose has played with major orchestras and teaches at Juilliard and Curtis. The second concert Wednesday April 18 features the Galliard Players, a baroque quartet with Samuel Baron Ronald Roseman Arthur Weisburg Robert Conat, performing Bach Handel Vivaldi Telemann. Galliard broadcast live on WKCR-FM at 8:30. Tickets $0.50 at door. Rose concert $1.75 in Ferris Booth Hall 100m206 with Columbia ID.
The Peace Corps allied effort and Ford Foundation supported schemes open teaching posts abroad. The International Schools Foundation seeks two year intern teachers in Europe Asia and the Middle East, with preference for Seven College Conference graduates and some training. A Teachers College program in Africa targets English speaking countries and accepts BA holders with two year tenure and benefits. The African American Institute offers English French Africa state placements with roughly $3000 salary and two year commitment.
Concert violinist Barnard staff member Varga will present a recital this Tuesday April 17 at 5 15 p.m. in the James Room with Miss Janet Leahan assisting. Varga educated at Franz Liszt Conservatorium Budapest and teaches at Lighthouse Music School. Five pieces include Tartini and Varga’s Oriental Fantasy on Israel Themes.
A reader responds to Phillip Lopate's review of the Columbia Barnard Festival of the Arts. The letter defends the festival's aims and criticizes focus on production over original scripts, praising Ratner and the Barnard-Columbia Drama Workshop for supporting student artists.
Tuesday program includes Beethoven Woodwind Trio Goeb Trio for Wind Instruments and Schubert Lied group with Martha Clark a Riv erside Church choir soprano and Columbia University Chorus soloist. Professor Hubert Doris supervises Barnard College Music Department.
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