December Met Openings and Holiday Exhibits
The Met presents the Annual Christmas Tree and Neapolitan Creche displays with works including pieces from the Philippines and The Cloisters show Windows and Stained Glass. Also listed are a Gala Handcrafts Auction by Dance Theater Workshop at St Clement’s Church and a lecture by Chinmay on the Upanishads at Columbia University, plus the Columbia Players’ Don Juan In Hell run in Wollman Auditorium.
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Dance Theater Workshop
Als
St Clement's Church
West 46Th Street
Midniont
Columbia University Phliyers
Hell Witten
George Bernard Shaw
Steve Willis
Lucinda Laird
Dona Ane
Jerry Kutner
Don Juan
David Hartley
Geral Cleary
Hell
Dember
Wollman Auditorium
Ferris Booth Hall
Ferris Booth
CU Orchestra to Honor Mitchell With Memorial Concert
Columbia University Orchestra presents a memorial concert for William J Mitchell 1960 1971 featuring Elgar Serenade for Strings conducted by Howard Shaner Powel ence Gloria with Teachers College Chorus Ray Moore conductor and Nielsen Symphony No 3 Sphinx Esponsiva conducted at McMillan Theatre 116th Street Broadway on Saturday December 4 1971 at 830 pm Seniors must complete medicals by December 15 1971 and sign up for appointments in Room 202 Barnard Hall
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Howard Shaner
Frend
Donald Barra
Poulence
Gloria
Teachers College
Ray Moore
Nielsen
McMillin Theatre
Broadway
116Th Street
Barnard Hall
Dance Theatre Workshop at Decot and 7 1 Ft Dur
The Dance Theatre Workshop presents a program featuring Decot and partners with Ge TA ZIM Ste WANS RAMVF ITANZ Lil APRF and Lil Lardly Toe choreographies. Performances include Merman 1S and 4, with several pieces built around student and guest artists. Tickets and details available by calling 269 2795.
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Pat Can
Jazz The Personal Dimerson at Carnegie Hall
Friday December 3 at 8 00 pm George Barnes and Bucky Perarelli guitar duo launch the Jazz The Personal Dimerson series at Carnegie Recital Hall with tickets $300 and box office sales. The second concert in Evenings for New Music is postponed with a new date to be announced. the remaining two concerts proceed February 1 and April 7 as scheduled. An exhibit by the Canadian Photo Exhibit Encounter from the National Film Board runs at Barnard Library through December 17.
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Carnegie Recital Hall
George Barnes
Bucky Perarelli
Firat
Dimerson
Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Rewal Hall
Fat & Uclock
Carmesit Rectal Hall
Luka, Foss
Lejaren Hiller
Canadian National Film Board
Barnard Library
Historian Plumb to Lecture at Barnard on English History
Professor J H Plumb of Cambridge University will lecture on Recent Interpretations in Late 17th Century English History at Barnard College Lehman Auditorium on the main floor of Serente Tower. The talk is scheduled for Tuesday, December 14 at 2 10 p m.
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J H Plumb
Cambridge University
City University of New York
Lehman Auditorium
Barnard Serente Tower
Ms Jenness
Antioch College
SWP
Georgia
Atlanta
Emory University
Evelyn Reed
Graduate Fellowships Offered by University of Denver
The University of Denver Graduate School of International Studies and the Social Science Foundation announce 1972 73 graduate fellowships in International Relations leading to MA and PhD. Programs prepare for college teaching research government service and international business. Deadlines February 1 for foreign students February 15 for U S students. Applications postmarked by these dates. Further information from the Dean Graduate School of International Studies University of Denver Colorado 80210.
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The
Unversity of Denver Graduate School of International Studies
Social Science Foundation
Graduate School of International Studies
University of Denver
Denver
Colorado
Soul of Reason guest lineup and broadcast schedule Dec events
The Soul of Reason forum on WNEC FM and WNBC AM features Dec 5 Pat Patterson Black Enterprise editor, Dec 12 Melba Tolliver WABC reporter, Dec 19 Douglas Turner Ward playwright, and Dec 26 Dr Miriam Gilbert educator. Also listed are a Dec 1 exhibition of 1890s posters, Dec 2 film on Proust, Dec 8 lecture on Proust narrative mode, a Christmas party benefiting Matson Francaise, and a Dec 13-15 French cinema festival at Barnard with Alain Sarris’s Q&A, all highlighting cultural events and discussions in New York.
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Pat Patterson
Black Enterprise Magazine
Melba Tolliver
Wabc-Tv Eyewitness News
Douglas Turner Ward
Negro Ensemble Co
Miriam Gilbert
Alamac
City University of New York
WNEC
Wnbc-Am
B’wayne
Matson Francaise
Jacques Pepin
Maurice Shroder
Dep't
Barnard
Diane Levy
Aur France
Perfumes
Georg Jensen Gifts
Cine Club
Godard
Andrew Sarris
Village Voice
Altsehul Lehman
A Woman for President Continued from Page Five
Ms Jenness, a Socialist Workers Party activist, outlines her 1972 presidential bid and radical platform. She cites feminist roots at Emory, antiwar aims, prison reform proposals, and demands a 100 percent pollution tax while advocating coalition building across races and movements.
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Cuba
Shirley Chisolm
Jenness
Ms Chisolm
Democratcc
Ms Jenness
Progressive Labor Party
Labor Committee
Worker's League
Ferminism
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John Singer Sargeant
Feleemon
Metropolitan
Viviane
Rob
Hans Pity
Prac
Istral Chediens
Chien Pea Honda
Hon
Laly
Kores Lasus
Ado Ciecu
Bury
Iain
Thewes Jane
Sri Chinmay
Chinmay
Lew Building
116Th St
Armsterdam
CU Orchestra
Columbia University Orchestra
William J Mitchell
Bulletin Board
Dance Theatre Workshop
Chi Merman
David
Dia
Terus Om
Carnegie Concerts
Plumb
Reason
Maison Francaise
Proust
Gerard Genette
Proust ET
LA Musique
Beethoven
Wagner
Debussy
Chopin
Liszt
Schumann
Faure
Franck
Hahn Carla Hubner
Genevieve Chinn
Magda Prado Testa
Lewis Kaplan
Vietnam
Nixon
Malcolm X
Southeast Asia
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