Foreign Study Attracts Many U.S. Collegians
A Summer School at Gmunden Austria open to American college students is sponsored by the University of Vienna and runs July 26 through September 5 taught in English. Courses cover law politics liberal arts German and more with similar opportunities at Canadian universities and the American University of Beirut. The Institute of International Education coordinates abroad study and offers guidance credits living costs and scholarships with early applications urged.
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Gmunden
Austria
University of Vienna
American University of Beirut
Lebanon
Institute of International Education
East 67Th Street
New York City
Institute
Botany Weekend At Barnard Camp Planned For April
The Botany Department announces a weekend at Barnard Camp Ossining New York from April 23 to 25 led by Annette Wilbois chair of the Camp Committee. A woods field trip is planned and open to all students with Helen Funk Heinz Seltman and Alline Marshall joining. Reservations cost five dollars for day students and three dollars for dorm students and must be made today on the north bulletin board of Jake.
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Barnard
Ossining
N. Y
Annette Wilbois
Helen B. Funk
Heinz Seltman
Alline Marshall
North Bulletin Board
Jake
Purcell Concert Features Baroque Selections at College Parlor
The Music department presents a Purcell program at 8:30 in the College Parlor as part of a three concert series on 17th century English music. Soloists Harriet Hill Gordon Meyers and William McGrath perform with string and piano ensemble. The program includes If Music Be the Food of Love Hark How All Things in One Sound Upon a Quiet Conscience and Sound the Trumpets along with Handel and Honegger works. The final concert April 29 features the Columbia University Chorus conducted by Jacob Avshalomoff with soloists Shirlee Emmons Abram Loft and John Wustman. The Purcell selections were prepared by John Edmunds after two years of study in England on a Fulbright scholarship and a Ditson Fund Grant.
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Henry Purcell
Harriet Hill
Gordon Meyers
William McGrath
Seymour Barab
Ben Jenkins
Alice Levine
David Tudor
Handel
Honegger
Columbia University Chorus
Jacob Avshalomoff
Souls of Art
Shirlee Emmons
Abram Loft
John Wustman
John Edmunds
England
Ditson Fund
Columbia
Three Bicentennial Lectures Cover Nutrition Math American Literature
Three public lectures mark the University Bicentennial week. Charles C. King of Columbia speaks on Man and His Nutrition April 22 at 8:30 p.m. in McMillin Theater. April 23 Von Neumann discusses The Mathematical Method at 8:15 p.m. in McMillin. April 24 Howard Mumford Jones lectures Thought Control in American Literature at 8:15 p.m. in Harkness Academic Theater.
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Charles C. King
Columbia
McMillin Theater
American Mathematical Society
Columbia University
John von Neumann
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
McMillin
Faculty of Philosophy
Harkness Academic Theater
Howard Mumford Jones
Harvard University
Kremlin Kapers Dance Promoted by Newman Club
The Newman Club hosts a Kremlin Kapers dance this Friday night in the James Room from 9 to 1. The event offers stag or drag formats and tickets are sold on Jake for one dollar. Stubs from the Don Juan in the Russian Manner show grant half price admission to the dance.
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Newman Club
James Room
Kremlin
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