Junior Year in England program offers early acceptance options
Beaver College Franklin and Marshall Center for International Programs may secure early acceptance for a Junior Year in Great Britain. Eligible sophomores may apply to study at East Anglia Edinburgh Lancaster UIMdon City of London and other institutions with plans for off campus study in 1573.
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Beaver College-Franklin and Marshall Center
Great Britain
East Anglia
Edinburgh
Lancaster
Uimdon University College
Queen Mary Colleges
Southampton
Surrey
University College of North Wales
Bangor
City of London Polytechnic
Sir John Cass College of Science and Technology
School of Business Studies
Center For International Programs
Beaver College
Franklin & Marshall College
Glenside
Pennsylvania
What Said the Narcissus what said the Narcissus
On December 31, 1972 at 11 P M Barbara Gardner will perform a solo dance theatre and song piece What Said the Narcissus at THE EXCHANGE 151 Bank Street Westbeth New York City Gardner is artistic director of Barbara Gardner Construction Dance Theatre It is her first evening length solo work The set is by Tom Gardner videography by Joel Gold Tickets are 2 50 at THE EXCHANGE box office Reservations by phone 212 691 5085 during business hours
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the Exchange
Bank Street
Westbeth
New York City
Barbara Gardner
Ms. Gardner
Manhattan
Tom Gardner
Joel Gold
Exchange
Semester grade packets and Z materials for next term
Grades for first semester and Zation materials for second semester will be in students local fit boxes on return. Addresses used are those from first semester with any moves directing students to check old addresses for packets.
Financial Aid Applications Open in 1973-74 Milwank Room 106
Financial Aid applications for the 1973-74 academic year are available in room 106 Milwank. Deadline for filing is February 1.
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Milwank
Barnard College
Barnard
Milbank Hall
Painting in America exhibition debuts at Decorative Arts Center
A four week show titled Painting in America Yesterday and Tomorrow opens with a gala on January 25 at the Decorative Arts Center. Tickets are 12.50 per person. The exhibit runs through February 22 and is free to the public with proceeds benefiting The Lighthouse and The New York.
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Association For the Blind
Charles S. Dewey
Women's Committee
The
Lighthouse
Brian O'Doherty
Art In
America
Nicolai Cikovsky
Vassar College Museum
Dave Hickey
New York
Decorative Arts Center
Fastard Street
Art In Vinorina
Harvard Kennedy School Announces New Public Policy Graduate Programs
The John Fitzgerald Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University unveils a graduate program in Public Policy offering PhD and master's levels. Applicants should have interest in policy analysis and be comfortable with both qualitative and quantitative work. Dean Harry Weiner invites inquiries from the Littauer Center Cambridge MA 02138 for catalog and application.
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy School of Government
Harvard University
Harry Weiner
Littaurer Center
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Rainbow Dances by Ke Takei for Children at Dance Theatre
Avant garde dancer Ke Takei presents Rainbow Dances for children on December 17, 22, and 23 at 1 and 3 p.m. in the loft theatre of Dance Theatre Workshop 215 West 20th Street. Performances feature color sound improvised and choreographed movement with audience participation and workshop activities.
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Ke. Takei
Loft Theatre of Dance Theatre Workshop
West 20Th Street
New York
Ms. Takei
Japan
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
American Theatre Laboratory
the Cubicula
Dance Theater Workshop
John Vinton
New Phoenix Repertory to Preview Two Plays and Offer Discounts
The New Phoenix Repertory Company schedules seven previews for The Great God Brown and Don Juan before openings on Dec 10 and 11. Ticket deals include $2.95 off orchestra and front mezzanine seating, plus $1 off any ticket when buying both shows. The run extends at Lycenem Theatre through Jan 21. Also Barnard Pottery Co op lists spring courses including throwing and form function with registration Dec 13–14 at Macintosh.
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New Phoenix Repertory Company
Eugene O'Neill
God Brown
Harold Prince
Stephen Porter
Moliere
Lycnem
Barnard Pottery Co-op
Macintosh
Interdisciplinary English French Russian Course at Columbia
The Institute on the Novel at Columbia College offers spring C3999y an interdisciplinary study of the European novel of the 1860s. The course, directed by Robert Belknap, includes scholars from three literature departments. Participants include William Beauchamp and Myron Magnet among others.
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Columbia College
Robert Belknap
William Beauchamp
Myron Magnet
Community Relations Program plans youth tutoring and trips
Plimpton notes the Community Relations Program has focused on young people in their first semester. Joanne Colozzi says they aim to tutor neighborhood children from P. 125 next semester and arrange trips to a museum, the Bronx Zoo, and a Graham Shelter Home event at the Barnapt Spring Festival.
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St. Lukes
Joanne Colozzi
Bronx Zoo
Graham Shelter
Barnapt
Changing Labor Market and Women at Barnard
Herbert Bienstock of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will speak at Barnard College on Thursday December 7 at 4 PM in the College Parlor. The talk, co sponsored by the Women's Center and the Office of Placement and Career Planning, covers shifts in work and education guiding young women toward future occupations.
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Herbert Bienstock
Reginal
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Barnard
Bienstock
Women’s Center
Office of Placement and Career Planning
Freshman Meetups Planned With Dorm Advisors
Freshman will gather in small groups with class advisers in a non academic setting on December 5 and 7 from 3 30 to 5 P M. Four informal get togethers have been arranged by BHA freshman dorm representatives with Blanche Lawton and Phyllis Zadra. Organizers aim to ease relations between freshmen and advisors outside hectic registration week and invite questions about academics and college life in the Reid Living Room with coffee served.
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BHA
Blanche Lawton
Phyllis Zadra
BHR
Reid
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