James Room and Crypt Gallery Exhibit Contrast in Campus Art
On campus two venues, the James Room and the Crypt Gallery, showcase opposing art theories. James Room displays vibrant student works with recognizable forms, color and balance, while the Crypt Gallery favors objective, less imaginative pieces with minimal color.
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James
James Room
Crypt Gallery
Crypt
Sinclair Lewis
Granville
Fairchild
Andrew Reiss
Richard Piccolo
James Heam
Columbia School of the Arts
Tom Brazil
the Crypt
James “Room
Freshmen win Greek Games in 1967 at Barnard
The 1967 Greek Games at Barnard saw the freshmen claim victory by greater overall skill, though overall athletic quality lagged behind prior years. Critics noted thinner talent distribution, missing student music, and a flame lighting issue during the torch race, yet the piece urges preserving the tradition with renewed vitality and community support.
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Witneses
Nikes
Barbara Straub
Evelyn Dixon
Pelleas and Melisande at Roundabout Theatre review
The Roundabout Theatre presents Pelleas and Melisande in a negative review noting weak pacing and staging under a basement venue. It criticizes Maeterlinck's imagery as tiresome while praising only the chorus and crypt scene. The piece contrasts unfavorably with Roundabout’s prior Strindberg production and questions the play’s modern appeal as museum piece.
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Roundabout Theatre
Pelleas and Melisande
Maeterlinck
Shakespeare
Permarket
Pelleas
Golaud
Strindbere
Father
Maeter
Linck
Debussy
Schoenberg
Jules Feiffer Marriage Manual Reaffirms American Soul
A review of Jules Feiffer’s Marriage Manual from Random House portrays the cartoon collection as a sharper, punchier take on love and urban life. The writer notes Feiffer’s strips hit the nitty gritty with memorable characters like Sams Dorises and Georges, revealing love as possessive and consuming, yet still intrinsic to modern bachelor and couple dynamics.
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Jules Feiffer
Random House
Feiffley
Feiffer
Charlie
Peiffer
Sams
Dorises
Georges
Eddie
Herb Evans Dining At Herb Evans on Broadway and 64th
Dining at Herb Evans offers carefully set tables real gas lighting live trees and friendly service in a cultural Lincoln Center area. Prices reflect quality with a la carte entrees from 4.25 to 5.00 and notable dishes such as Casserolette of Seafood Newburg and Brandied Duck. Theatergoers find it a convenient post show meeting place with spacious portions and desserts like chocolate mousse.
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Lincoln Center
Herb Evans
Howard Johnson
Broadway
64Th Street
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