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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
6
Barnard College redecorates the Annex during term changes. The purple faced lady portrait is retired to a north alcove as The Bowery by Jonah Kunigstein takes its place over the fireplace. The painting, donated by Barnard alumnae, will hang permanently in the Annex.
A brief poem reflects on a quiet cabin in the woods as a retreat that offers rest and renewal. The speaker expresses gratitude for the peaceful glen and wholesome air, and notes plans to return to learn more from the place and its welcome.
The Barnard-Columbia Gilbert and Sullivan Society stages Trial by Jury December 11–14 at Minor Latham Playhouse with direction by Sharon Zukin Ann Monroe and The Pirates of Penzance directed by Maureen Moran. Cast includes Jayne Lyons A Tobin Weber Al Murphy Robert Binder and Harold Albenberg plus Maria Bronerman Kay Thomas J Harris Spero Stefan Rudnicki Charlie Brauner and Robert Argand. Tickets 8:15 shows and December 14 matinee 2:00. Call Columbia extension 2419 for reservations. Proceeds from balcony receipts go to charity.
Frederick C. Crews presents The Pooh Perplex, a satirical casebook challenging pedantic literary criticism of Winnie-the-Pooh. The selections mock Freudian, Marxist, and symbolist readings with parodied essay titles and study questions, inviting students to compare Piglet to classic literary heroes.
A review of John Fowles The Collector notes its disturbing plot of Frederick Clegg imprisoning Miranda Grey, with Part Two told as a prison diary. The piece praises mood over the diary section and hints the author’s next work could have centered Miranda as a second novel’s focus. Additional notices critique Marxist criticism in A Bourgeois Writer's Proletarian Fables and comment on Winnie and the Cultural Stream. Frederick C Crews defends current literary material.
The Columbia Chorale announces its second rehearsal on Thursday December 5 at 8 00 p m in Ferris Booth Hall inviting new members including Barnard students. John Huemer president describes the group as a new direction for Columbia with a mixed choir performing all aspects of singing repertory for the university community.
The Phoenix Singers Roy Thompson Ned Wright and Arthur Williams release The Phoenix Singers in Concert from Warne Brothers. Songs like Joe Magaroc and Lead Man Digger showcase boisterous fun while Waly Waly and There was a Tune offer haunting harmony. The group aims to broaden choral styles from classics to folk and show tunes.
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