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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1961
Page
1
The Barnard-Columbia Arts Festival opens today as colleges expand festival scope beyond mere exhibits. It aims to connect amateurs with professionals, encourage cross generation learning, and harness campus talent for cooperative creative projects amid growing festival culture on campuses.
Students celebrate a lively Greek Games with a dual win by sophomores and freshmen. Special mention goes to the sophomore horses, freshman dancers, sophomore hurdlers, and freshman torch team, with best wishes for next year’s sophomores in future contests.
Marcus Klein argues against the notion that contemporary fiction is dead. He cites authors like Saul Bellow and Bernard Malamud, defends serious fiction, and says literature reflects social and scientific realities rather than mere entertainment.
Mr. Klein, an English instructor at Barnard College, holds an A B from Western Reserve and an A M from Columbia, tracing his academic path through these degrees.
The Dollar Theater a non profit repertory group founded in 1960 by Alan Becker Florence Romm and Stan Dworkin presents classic plays on a simple Elizabethan style set. On Friday April 28 they perform William Congreve Love for Love in a three weekend run with reservations by mail or phone.
Sybil Halpern of Barnard College Political Council explains the group aims to educate students on local national and international politics. A questionnaire on Jake seeks student views on topics for the next conference and requests support for the effort.
The Whitney Museum opens a new acquisitions exhibition April 27 featuring sculpture painting and drawings. Hunter College Opera Association stages Esther by Jan Meyerowitz April 27 and 28 8 15 p.m. Rose Landver directs with Langston Hughes librettist. Brooklyn Civic Ballet presents four works April 29 8 30 p.m. including Hag Habikarim The Seasons Prelude Brillante and Nutcracker Grand Pas. Also Tonight April 24 two plays Philokretes and The Women at the Tomb run weekend schedules at One Sheridan Square with brunch Sunday. For future dates call PLaza 3 908B.
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