Legal Loophole Seen In Kennedy Education Order
The piece argues Kennedy's order barring federal funds for segregated facilities may not end segregation in practice. It questions applicability to all white Southern campuses and notes enforcement rests with the President's Committee on Equal Opportunity in Housing. The writer urges stronger, clearer action and possible denial of federal funds to promote integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Southern University
Jack Bryan
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Committee On Equal Opportunity In Housing
Mortarboard Plans Patron and Patroness Section Spark Opposition
The Mortarboard staff proposes a patron and patroness section for the Yearbook. Critics argue it could harm the Yearbook’s spirit and rely on advertising for funds. They cite student activity fees as the funding source and urge reconsideration.
Barnard Vocational Conference A Liberal Arts Career Preview
The Barnard tradition offers a two day event to acquaint liberal arts students with career channels. Morning speeches and panels present general work areas while afternoon sessions feature alumnae in small groups. An informal tea hour allows one on one discussions with speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Finnegans Wake adaptation lauded for balance and style
Pat Savoie Read Joyce notes Miss Jean Erdman adapts Finnegans Wake for the stage with Teiji Ito on Irish Oriental music. She praises the dance based interpretation, faithful language, and dreamlike pastel staging that captures the book’s humor and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Erdman
James Joyce
Joyce
Experimental Theater
Teiji Ito
Obie
Carnegie Hall Week Features Israel Choir and Renowned Recital
Carnegie Hall hosts three concerts this week starting with the Rinat Choir of Israel under Gary Bertini who perform a program from sixteenth century to Israeli folk tunes. Agustin Anievas follows with a recital including Mozart Sessions Brahms Chopin and Liszt. The week ends with the Symphony of the Air Orchestra led by Walter Sappesser performing Mahler Second with Westminster Choir and soloists Licia Albanese and Blanche Thebom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinat Choir of
Israel
Gary Bertini
Carnegie Halls
Agustin Anievas
Dimitri Mitropolous
Amievas
Mozart
Roger Sessions
Brahms
Chopin
Liszt
Symphony of the Air Orchestra
Walter Sappesser
Mahler
Westminster Choir
Licia Albanese
Blanche Thebom
Miss Thebom
Miss Albanese
Refice
L’annunzio
Quest for a Librarie Booke Through Butler and Stacks
A seeker narrates a comic odyssey through catalogues and desk clerks at Butler, chasing a research book. After obtaining a professor’s permit and facing closed offices, the narrator finally retrieves a call card, discovers the book is on recall, and ends with exasperated humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Mortarboard plans coloring book section for yearbook
The 1963 Mortarboard staff discussed adding a coloring-book style feature to the yearbook with Barnard portrayed as New York City. Judy Russi will lead the art committee, seniors Phyllis Hearst and Ruth Charnes head photography, and Sheda Ravitch announced a Patron and Patroness section with donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
New York City
Judy Russi
Jake
Phyllis Hearst
Ruth Charnes
Sheda Ravitch
Pat Mallon
Mortarboard
Focus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
New York
N.Y
Roselle Eurland
Myrna Bogatz
Marjorie Schulte
News Desk
Naomi Weintraub
Shoshanna Sofaer
Arlene Katz
Zeme Berzins
Connie Brown
Jane Ruben
M. Anna Bojcan
Eleanor Weber
Susan Tucker
Ae Printing Co
Finnegan
By Pat Savoie
Miss Erdman
Carnegie Hall
Joseph Campbell
Showbill
Dublin
H. C. Earwicker
Herasay
Cassandra
Galahad
Parsifal
Lohengrin
Lancelot
Miss Greene
Reid
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!