Broyard Sees Slang As Literary Rebellion
Anatole Broyard described the beat slang as a literary rebellion attacking language in a talk at General Studies. He criticized beat language for emotion over reason, noted words like jive and slang terms, and warned the movement harms grammar and articulation while attracting followers through its own rhetoric.
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Broyard
Anatole Broyard
General Studies
Transition
French Academy
Brovard
Jack Kerouac
Frankenstein
Mr. Broyard
Folk entertainment follows concert at Earl Hall
After the concert in Columbia the audience extended the festivities to the lawns with spontaneous folk dances. Mony and Nima, young pantomime artists, performed adult satiric routines highlighting pantomime potential. The event was sponsored by the Israel Students Association in cooperation with the Student Zionist Organization and the Earl Hall International Student Council.
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Champions Perform In Net Clinic
Susan Rodd Sarah Palfrey Danzig led a tennis clinic on Tuesday from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. assisted by Julie M Heldman. Heldman demonstrated basic strokes while Danzig discussed them and later played mixed doubles with Columbia teammates.
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Julie M. Heldman
Miss Heldman
Danzig
Dean John G. Palfrey
Columbia College
Barnard
Community Forum and Club Events Bulletin
Bulletin of upcoming talks and gatherings at Columbia area venues. Topics include Laos crisis forum by Hamilton Republican Club with Paul Bancroft IL on April 25. Ikon tradition discussion by Undergraduate Newman Club and Eastern Orthodox Students' Club on May 2. Housing board chief Clarence Davies Jr. at Morningside Citizens Committee annual meeting May 4. Spring Barbecue May 7 with food and bus costs. Karl Wittfogel lecture on the Moscow Peiping axis with free admission April 28 at Harkness Theater.
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Hamilton Republican Club
Broadway
Paul Bancroft IL
Newman Club
Earl Hall
Dodge Room
Clarence Davies, Jr
Housing and Redevelopment Board of
New York City
Morningside
Karl A. Wittfogel
Harkness Theater
HUAC Debate Concludes With Inconclusive Stand
The discussion ends without a decision as negative speakers retreat from conservative sentiments, saying their points arose from debate urgency rather than conscience. The exchange questions First Amendment implications and the path to eliminating elements deemed dangerous.
Medical Office Faces Patient Care Concerns
A meeting highlighted the Medical Office’s impersonal treatment of visitors. A senior noted patients are examined for a generic illness pattern seen in students. Student Council has begun drafting a report on the issue for President McIntosh.
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McIntosh
Robert Pack Recalls Friendship and Death in Readings
The worded review notes personal feelings in An Ode to Friendship dedicated to two close friends and in A Letter From Hell about a dead friend describing Hell as less dreadful. Pack presented sixteen poems then offered a closing analysis of the favorites.
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Water Show At Barnard Promotes Races Relays And Acts
A water safety program at Barnard College pool on May 8 features synchronized swimming with the Barnacles and a performance to Alpha plus races and relays for all swimmers. The event is part of the college swimming department’s focus on teaching water safety and endurance under Artelia Whitney.
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Alpha
Artelia Whitney
Fern Yates
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Synchronized Swimmers
Synchronized Swimming Association
The
Bonnie, Goodman
Diana King
Ellen Schwartz
Ence
Barnard
Margaret Holland
Roxanne Cohen
Anita Hyman
Winona Kim
Jessie Heitner
Honor Board Members Listed with Class Years
Honor Board Chairman Barbara Friedman announces full board membership with entries listing Andrea Ostrum in 1962 and Lee Salmansohn in 1963, Joanna Silverberg in 1963, Harriet Schaffer in 1964, Naomi Cohen in 1964, Mary Corabi in 1964, and ongoing student placement office collaboration on job opportunities.
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Harriet Schaffer
Naomi Cohen
Mary Corabi
Icarus on the Edge of Reflection in DePalma Film
A film review notes Brian DePalma’s Icarus features Bergman like visions and experimental camera work. The piece lacks a soundtrack but includes a live pianist with dissonant jazz. Viewers may find images clear or cryptic without prior symbol understanding.
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Mr. DePalma
Icarus
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