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Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly by Barnard College students. Editor in chief Roberta Klugman. Business managers Arlene Zullow and Margie Gallanter. Managing and associate boards listed with names. Subscription $3.50 per year, single copy 10 cents. Published in New York under 1879 act.
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Aid to Education and Federal Aid Debate in Washington
The White House Conference on Education urged federal aid to elementary schools amid concerns over loans versus grants. The administration signaled cautious support with safeguards against federal control, urging timely action to fund schools while preserving local control and free education.
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White House
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Congress
Nixon
Searle Wright Leads Busy Choir at St Pauls Chapel
Abbreviated portrait of Searle Wright choir master and organist at St. Pauls Chapel. He directs rehearsals for a busy holiday season, discusses choir quality, and notes his diverse career from Westminster Abbey invitation to Columbia and Barnard teaching.
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Abigail Rosenthal
Searle Wright
St. Paul’s Chapel
St. Paul’s
Mr. Wright
Westminster Abbey
London
Great Cathedral
San Francisco
Great Prison
Alcatraz
the Abbey
Wright
Columbia
Kentucky
William Walton
Gustave Holst
Stravinsky
Bartok
Stan Kenton
Dave Brubeck
Shakespearewrights Stage Macbeth at Jan Hus Auditorium
The Shakespearewrights under Brian Shaw present a spirited Macbeth at East 74 Street's Jan Hus Auditorium. Mel Dowd as Lady Macbeth and Pernell Roberts as Macbeth rise to emotional heights, with Charles Aidman’s Macduff and strong witches. Intelligent lighting and stark staging heighten the visual and dramatic impact.
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Shakespearewrights
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Jan Hus
East 74 Street
Brooks Atkinson
Brian Shaw
Shakespeare
Mel Dowd
Lady Macbeth
Macbeth
Pernell Roberts
Charles Aidman
Macduff
Conqueror
Mr. Aidman
Malcolm
Scotland
Banquo
Doctors Prescribe for Longpaperitis in Campus Poll
Cele Freistater, Joyce Hill, Joan Kent report on a faculty survey about term papers. ProfessorsLekachman Cokie Peardon Florit Hook Fazia Robertson weigh in on issues like lateness, originality, coherence, and choosing focused topics. They prefer brief, thoughtful work over sprawling essays.
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Rosalie L. Cokie
Lucyle Hook
Alba-Marie Fazia
David A. Robertson
Napoleon Bonaparte
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