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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1951
Page
1
The Town Meeting will decide Monday whether undergraduate Constitution amendments should open Student Council meetings. Proponents favor open meetings with a constitutional amendment. debate centers on how to ensure openness now and in the future. Faculty invitations and Student Council representation emphasize informed voting.
A preview of Varsity Show Babe in the Woods credits Columbia men for strong music production numbers and timing. Charles Kalman opens with powerful songs. Courtney Crawford and Milton Levine earn laughs in dance and burlesque bits. Director Joe McDermott choreographers and designers receive praise for a fast entertaining campus musical.
Two student writers discuss the recent Marriage Forum. Lynn Loeb notes valuable discussion and suggests an October start and expert panel at the end. Ann Burkhardt praises expert input but calls for two meetings with students speaking privately in the second session.
The Folk Song Group and the Barnard Octet will perform at the All College Assembly scheduled for 1 10 p m next Tuesday bringing student musical acts to campus event notes indicate.
Miss Hook and Stoddard Lincoln organized a Barnard English department program reviving John Eccles era songs. Juilliard Baroque performers used two harpsichords to highlight singing quality and featured Purcell pieces including I Burn and From Rosey Bowers.
Jacob Avshalomoff associate professor and Columbia University Chorus conductor won a Guggenheim Fellowship in Composition for 1951 52. The Chinese born composer and teacher studied at Reed College Eastman and joined Columbia in 1946. He credits the Chorus as a key performance outlet and notes composition as his main work.
A playful local note highlights green grass benches and seats at Barnard grounds. The terse verse mentions wet paint and the colorful scene featuring Barnard residents and benches.
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