Barnard Bulletin Staff and Editorial Roles
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly during the academic year by Barnard College students. Editor in Chief Barbara Coleman. Business Manager Audrey Shakin. associate news board and probationary staff listed. circulation staff named. desk editors of the day and feature editor of the day specified.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N. Y
Betty Ackerman
Priscilla Baly
Judy Brodkin
Cele Fnestater
Firth Haning
Joyce Hull
Marjorie Lechten
Linda Novick
Sue Oppenheimer
Phyllis Spiegelstein
Janet Steinfeld
Susan Wartur
Jackie Zelniker
Suzanne Braun
Bennet Heffelfinger
Rosemary Lisanti
Breena Triestman
Helene Zarovich
Sue Riply
Karen Dombrow
Phyllis Margolis
Catherine Nicastri
Diane Pearlstone
Fran Deardon
Joan Kent
Rachel Maver
Barnard Urges Great Books Course to Replace I and S
A Barnard group urges reinstating a Great Books humanities course 1957 58 and replacing The Individual and Society as the freshman requirement. They argue for a full year covering Greek to modern works with no class size limits and lecture plus optional discussion hours.
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Homer
Hesiod
Herodotus
Thucydides
Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society Delivers Dual Opera
The Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Trial By Jury and H M S Pinafore with Rita Shane as Angelina and Leon Satran as The Captain. Pinafore outshines Trial by Jury with strong scenery and vocal work, while cast members Dana Damstra and Joan Faber excel in character roles. musical direction by Carolyn Sue Davis and James Austin, staging praised.
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Barnard
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
W.S
Arthur
City of
New York
Shaw
Rita Shane
Angelina
Evelyn Lerner
Leon Satran
Dick Dead-eye
David Damstra
Gilbert and Sullivan
Hebe
Joan Faber
Thomas Clark
Carolyn Sue Davis
Susan Gurfein
James Austin
The Theater at Columbia Repertory Group Forms
The Columbia Repertory group, formed last November in New York, opens to alumni students staff and faculty. Its next production is Chekhovs The Seagull at the Harlequin Playhouse April 25 to 29, with auditions open to all Columbians and emphasis on modern naturalistic drama.
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Betty Ackerman
Columbia
Columbia Repertory
Latham Theater
Hugh Mayer
G.S
Coward
Mayer
O’neill
L’ile
Chekhov
Harlequin Playhouse
Second Avenue
Hugh
New York
Minor Latham
Repertory
University
Slighted Soul Seeks Solace
Poem by Rachel Mayer rejects self punishment. The speaker questions flagellation of the soul and suggests unrequited love shaped a future nobler self. The verse critiques torment while seeking solace and recognition.
Peck Stars As Captain Ahab In New Moby Dick Film
Gregory Peck appears as Ahab in Melville’s Moby Dick with a Lincoln like look and a papier mache head for the title role. Warner Brothers spent around six million dollars to adapt literature and the film remains faithful to the novel though some interpretive lines are added. The memorable scene shows wrinkled New England women watching the Pequod sail from New Bedford.
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Captain Ahab
Melville
Warner Brothers
Mr. Peck
Abraham Lincoln
Peck
Ishmael
Pequod
Ahab
Moby Dick
New England
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H.M.S. Pinafore
Mona Tobin
Little Buttercup
Daniel Tritter
Joseph Porter
Ralph Rackstraw
Robert Croan
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Rachel Mayer
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