Barnard backs postponement of NDEA funds amid civil liberties debate
Faculty and Board of Trustees at Barnard recommend delaying acceptance or rejection of National Defense Education Act funds for at least one year. The statement applauds restraint, questions the acts safety provisions, and warns that associational lists and broad disqualifications threaten due process and free association.
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Board of Trustees
American Association of University Professors
AAUP
NDEA
Congress
Library Hours Extended Sunday Dean Wollman Library
The staff cooperated in extending hours from 6 to 10 p.m. on Sundays praising the extra time. The decision supports greater access and may lead to permanent adoption of the Sunday extension.
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Wollman Library
Comedy Iolanthe delights with sharp wit and strong chorus
Phyllis Klein reviews a Columbia Basin Gilbert and Sullivan Society production of Iolanthe. The overture charms, the set glows blue green, and the cast delivers clear diction and lively slapstick. Notable performances include Hammond as Iolanthe and Sitterley Fry and Selinske as the Lords, with Robinson praised for cohesive staging despite limited facilities.
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Columbia-Barnard
Iolanthe
Gilbert
Miss Dickes
Mr. Tinker
Bob Selinske
Burnell Sitterley
Bob Fry
Lord Mountararat
Lord Tolleller
Mr. Sitterley
Mr. Selinske
Sitterley
Mr. Fry
Private Willis
Kenneth ‘Haas
David Robinson
CU Faculty Art Show in James Room
Thirteen Columbia University faculty members present paintings and drawings in the James Room from Monday December 17 to Friday January 18. Show times are 9 am to 5 pm weekdays with displays organized by Julius S Held and George Picken and featuring artists Yee Chiang Leon Goldin Sidney Gross Daniel Serra Badu John Heliker Seong May Nicolas Carone Stephen Greene Ralph Mayer Peter Golfinopoulis Frederick Knight Peppino Mangravite and George Picken.
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Columbia University
James
Julius S. Held
Barnard Art History Department
George Picken
Columbia
New York City
Yee Chiang
Seine
Leon Goldin
Sidney Gross
Daniel Serra-Badu
John Heliker
Seong May
Nicolas Carone
Stephen Greene
Ralph Mayer
Kent Avenue
Peter Golfinopoulis
Frederic Knight
Dorothy
Peppino Mangravite
Barnard Library Extends Sunday Hours and Earphone Rule
In a January 6 start, Barnard College will extend Sunday library hours to 2 to 6 p m with Reserve Room tak ing until 10 p m and introduce music listening earphones for dates. A reader criticizes admin istration for economic policies and the Vocational Conference, arguing classes should not be canceled and fines for nonattendance are unfair.
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Barnard
Barnard ’06 Reminisces on Barnadesia and Barnard Life
Edith Sanborn Isaacs born 1906 recalls her Barnard days starting in 1902. She organized the freshman basketball team, wrote plays including Barnadesia, led dorm fundraising, helped found Greek Games, joined Phi Beta Kappa, and later studied English short story writing. Her husband was Stanley Isaacs, NY City Council chairman. she has two children and five grandchildren.
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Edith Sanborn Isaacs
Barnard
Miss Sanborn
Latham Playhouse
Phi Beta Kappa
Stanley Isaacs
New York City Council
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