Choral Concert Offers Classic Xmas Selections
Columbia University Chorus presents a program of Britten Bach and Vaughan Williams at McMillin Theater at 8 80 p m December 11. New York debuts include Songs of the Nativity by John La Montaine and Serenade to Music in American firsts. Featured soloists Randolf Griffens Barbara Knott Lucius Metz Pamela Munson Russell Oberlin Henry Timmerman Harold Warren.
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Benjamin Britten
Bach
Vaughan Williams
Columbia University Chorus
McMillin Theater
John la Montaine
New York
America
Williams
St. Nicholas
Teachers College
Randolf Griffens
Barbara Knott
Lucius Metz
Pamela Munson
Russell Oberlin
Henry Timmerman
Harold Warren
Reps Decide Debate Stand at Assembly Meeting
The Representative Assembly backed a stance on the National Debate Topic proposed by Barnard NSA delegate Cherie Gaines. The resolution condemns military academies and others for blocking debate and aims to reflect nonunanimous views and qualifications from Assembly members.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
NSA
Service Academies
United States
Red China
Cherie Gaines
Assembly
Miss Gaines
Spanish Club Presents Christmas Play at Casa Hispanica
The Spanish Club stages its annual autosacramental The Great Theater of the World by Calderón on Monday December 20 at 8 p.m. and Tuesday December 21 at 4 10 p.m. Admission is free. The cast features Mirella d Ambrosio as The Author and Carmen del Pilar as The World.
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Casa Hispanica
Minor Latham Drama Workshop
el Gran Teatro del Mundo
Great Theater of the World
Calderón
God
Richman
Poorman
Mirella d’Ambrosio
Carmen del Pilar
Dancers Demonstrate Modern Techniques in White Plains
Six Barnard seniors led by Ellie Cate gave an informal modern dance demonstration before the Westchester Alumni in White Plains on December 8. Professor Marion Strong from Barnard taught and the Barnard dance group, about twenty strong, is preparing a concert of original dances for the Minor Latham Drama Workshop.
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Barnard
Westchester
White Plains
Ellie Cate
Judy Callaway
Pat Circelli
Dawn Lille
Judy Mostey
Joan Shelby
Marion Strong
Minor Latham Drama Workshop
Carolyn Norwood
Design Contest For Greek Games Program Covers
Freshmen and sophomores are asked to submit cover designs for this year’s Greek Games Program by December 22. Sophomores send proposals to Maida Bauman and freshmen to Rosalind Newman. Drawings must measure 9% by 6% in size.
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Maida Bauman
Rosalind Newman
McIntosh Addresses Scientists at New York ACS Meeting
President Millicent C. McIntosh will speak before the New York Section of the American Chemical Society tomorrow at 7 30 p m on The Limitations of Knowledge in Chemistry and the Free Use Thereof She speaks as a non scientist about science as part of Columbia University Bicentennial events She will also speak December 16 at the University of Minnesota on Knowledge Freedom and Responsibility.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
New York
American Chemical Society
McIntosh
Columbia University
Edgar Grimm Miller
College of Physicians and Surgeons
University of Minnesota
Xmas Dramas Highlight Italian and French Club Festival
The Christmas Festival features the French Club medieval drama The Wise and Foolish Virgins with Gregorian chant and Latin and Old French songs. The Italian Club presents medieval hymns by Iacopone da Todi. Dignitaries from the Italian Consulate attend. event at 4:00 p.m. Monday in the Minor Latham Dramatic Workshop with refreshments in the French Room.
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Latham Dramatic Workshop
Mona Tobin
Jeanette Schlottman
Physical Education Department
Iacopone da Todi
Milbank Hall
Junior Show Chairmen Set Casting Time
Fall 1954 Term Drive ends with about 1250 dollars collected for Barnard Class of 1959 scholarships. Eileen O Connor 55 announced the drive began November 1 with 23 percent of faculty and administration 28 percent of total from staff 60 percent from students and 12 percent from events. Proceeds include 112 from a chinaware survey and 35 from a Strindberg benefit. Up to 150 expected from Christmas Ball. Casting for this year's Junior Show next week with sessions 4 6 p m in Milbank Green Room under Barbara Florio. Dancers auditions next Tuesday and Thursday in Barnard Hall. Remaining parts posted by December 20.
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Strindberg
Office of Admissions
Green Room
Milbank
Barbara Florio
Drama Workshop
Jake
Room
Barnard Hall
Mary Rose Schneider
Miss O’conner
O’conner
Barnard
Read Named to Teach Religion at Barnard College
Barnard College announces the appointment of Lawrence Read to teach Religion 26 on Judaeo Christian ethics and contemporary social issues. Read graduates Dalhousie Halifax and earned an M A in economics at Toronto in 1946. He has worked in Canadian government economic research and at the Bank of Canada and Central Bank. He taught at Dalhousie before joining Columbia Union Theological Seminary in New York on Philosophy of Religion and Ethics. He spent years at the United Nations in a World Economic Report unit and now serves as a tutor assistant at Union Theological Seminary.
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Barnard
Lawrence Read
Read
Dalhousie University
Halifax
Nova Scotia
University of Toronto
Bank of Canada
Central Bank
New York
Columbia and
Union Theological Seminary
United Nations
SPAC Debate on Co existence Set at Harkness Theater
The Student Political Actions Committee at Columbia schedules a debate on co existence between Professor Boris M. Stanfield and Reverend Morford. The event is Thursday December 9 at 4 p.m. in Harkness Theater.
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Student Political Actions Committee
Columbia
Boris M. Stanfield
Reverend Morford
Harkness Theater
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Britten
Drama
Eileen O’conner
Religion Dept
Lawrence
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