Burton's Performance Benefits Barnard Fund
New York Times critic Howard Taubman praises Richard Burton in Hamlet at the Lunt-Fontanne and notes a May 1 Barnard College benefit performance. John Gielgud stages the production with modern costumes. Tickets range from 15 to 25 dollars, including box office charges and contributions.
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Sex in the Sixties on the American College Campus
A critical look at a book on college women and sexuality, noting chapters on morality and psychology, with Barnard College cited for notoriety. The review mocks predictable questions of prudishness and ends by remarking the book costs $4.95 despite its controversial content.
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NAACP Counsel to Discuss NYC Public Schools at Noon
Mr. Robert L. Carter of the NAACP will address "The Problems of Integrating the New York City Public Schools" at today's noon meeting in the College parlor. Juniors.
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Wigs and Cues and Jewish Theology at Barnard Events
Barnard College notes highlight a student drama with Princess Hildebrande and cast including Stephanie Ellington and Kate Hammond. President Rosemary Park addresses the Junior class at 1 p.m. A Barnard drama society meeting, pre med society gathering, class handbook editor election, Arthur A. Cohen lecture, and a joint Columbia-Mannes concert are listed along with a colorful concluding scene featuring the Gama trio.
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Rosemary Park
Dali Tries to Explain Iconography at St Regis Garage
In a chaotic scene at the St Regis Garage a Dali canvas is presented to onlookers. The attendant and onlookers struggle with language as photographers, Peter Duchin, and a Mlle girl circle the artist. The crowd parts after brief exchanges and goodbyes.
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Haimowitz Leads 1964 Barnard Transfer Orientation
Rochelle Haimowitz 66 was elected Chairman of Transfer Orientation at a committee meeting last Friday. She ran uncontested and outlined plans to stress academic, extra curricular, and social aspects for September 1964. Plans include a tea with representatives from Bulletin Undergrad Mortarboard Focus clubs and groups.
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Poverty Amid Affluence Talk by Harrington in Harkness
Michael Harrington author of The Other America will speak on Poverty Amid Affluence at Harkness Theater next Wednesday April 29. The New York Student Committee for Miners will sponsor the speech.
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America
Harkness Theater
New York Student Committee For Miners
Varsity Show at Columbia Taps Seventieth Annual Production
Columbia Players present their seventieth Varsity Show titled Il Troubleshootre an original musical by Howard Kissel and Daniel Paget. The story revisits cowboy glory with Indians and bar hopping in a Western style as part of the Spring Weekend festivities.
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