Barnard Bulletin Staff and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly during the academic year by Barnard College students. Entered as second class matter Oct. 19, 1928, at New York post office. Subscription five dollars per year. Editor in chief Sara Piovia. Business managers Sylvia Lerman and Ellen Youngerson.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N.Y
Sara Piovia
Sylvia Lerman
Ellen Youngerson
Columbia Festival of the Arts Showcases Student Work
The Columbia Festival of the Arts offered original student drama art and cinema with generally enthusiastic attendance. While some pieces lacked critical quality, overall the festival encouraged experimentation and received strong support from Alpha Phi Omega and coordinators Steven Schimmels and Gary Sperling. The bulletin hopes for improved consistency next year.
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Columbia Festival of the Arts
Alpha Phi Omega
Steven Schimmels
Gary Sperling
Bulletin
Support SEER Seeks Local Participation This Summer
The article promotes SEER, a Citizenship Council program pairing Columbia and Barnard students with culturally deprived youths nationwide. It calls for student energy and care, urges signing up at the Citizenship Council office, and invites starting a local SEER program if none exists.
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Citizenship Council
Columbia
Barnard
Seer
Variegated Dramatic Offerings At Arts Festival Collage
A Festival of the Arts drama collage concluded with two days of performances. The highlight was T. S. Eliot's The Wastelands staged as a river of sound and light by Robin Lithgow. Cast members included Stephen Martineau and Lanette Miller with music by Robert Savage. The evening also featured Ann Monroe directed skits culminating in Harold Pinter's Trouble in the Works.
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Festival of the Arts
T. S. Eliot
Robin Lithgow
Seth Isman
Robert Savage
Stephen Martineau
Lanette Miller
Leslie Brownrigg
Muriel Heiberger
Philip Wohlstetter
New Criticism
Ann Monroe
Harold Pinter
Bill Wertheim
Barnard College housing, class size spark editorials
A letter argues half the Barnard students commute and calls for housing provisions if the incoming class expands. The piece notes a real dorm commuter split and cites a broader critique of campus housing, referencing editorial contrasts and ongoing campus developments.
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Barnard College
Barnard
McNally Brings Fear To Stage
Anita Pitney reviews Terence McNally’s And Things That Go Bump In The Night. The piece, a Broadway production with off-Broadway sensibilities, blends brutal war era themes with brittle humor as six characters confront unseen dangers and fear.
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McNally
Anita Pitney
Terence McNally
Mr. McNally
Columbia
Goethe's Faust Wins In Oratory Contest
Audience dwindles at Ferris Booth Hall as eight viewers watch three contestants in Dramatic Interpretation. Jeffrey Rosen performs Iago’s lines from Othello with effort and technique but lacks conviction and character portrayal.
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Goethe
Faust
Stephanie Ellington
Ferris Booth Hall
Richard Curewitz
Jeffrey Rosen
Iago
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