Barnard Student Action Charter Denied by Rep Assembly
The Barnard community debates Action’s charter, with Rep Assembly and Student Council denying the political party status. The senior and junior newspaper boards condemn the decision as injustice and urge a Faculty Committee appeal while predicting future party efforts and issue oriented elections.
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Barnard
Rep Assembly
Action
Student Council
Assembly
Council
Galleries at Columbia University showcase faculty art
The James Room hosts a CU Art Department exhibit through January 18 featuring paintings and drawings by Columbia faculty. Organized by Julius Held with Barnard and Picken, the show aims to expose originals to students and connect them with university facilities, backed by the Van Berg Foundation.
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James
Columbia University Art Department
Julius S. Held
Barnard Art History Department
Held
Picken
Columbia
New York City
van Berg Foundation
FBH Highlights Loaned Portraits by Claire Friend
Ferris Booth Hall showcases a three gallery series exhibition from December 15 to 20. The I B M extended collection presents 14 paintings focusing on American and British portraiture across three centuries with works by Reynolds Moorse and Arpen.
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Ferris Booth Hall
Board of Managers
I.B.M
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Samuel F. B. Moorse
Sir William Arpen
Loreh Plays Virgil In Monster Comedy at Casa Italiana
First year Italian students from Barnard and Columbia shared the Annual Poetry Recital at Casa Italiana last Thursday. Prizes from Barnard President Rosemary Park and the Italian Cultural Institute were awarded. the one act satire by Daniel Morse featured Nella Guingia Del Russo as a wandering figure like Dante in a jungle, discovering he is the monster when shown his reflection, with Virgil played by Professor Maristella Lorch.
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Susan Harper
Barnard
Columbia
Casa Italiana
Nella Guingia del Russo
Daniel C. Morse
Russo
Virgil
Dante
Maristella Lorch
Rosemary Park
Italian Cultural Institute
Lorch
John Nelson
Columbia ‘College
College
Spanish Dept Presents De Vega Play La Maya at Minor Latham
The Spanish Department stages La Maya by Lope de Vega as its Christmas offering tonight at 8 30 and tomorrow at 4 00 in Minor Latham Playhouse. Cast includes Barnard College students and a Juilliard Music School student, with production by Spanish Department members.
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Ing
Latham Playhouse
Barnard College
Julliard School of Music
Ricardo Florit
Eugenio Florit
Barnard
Fuentes
Decongestant Room Study Offered by Kelly Girls
Barnard students are invited to a paid six hour session in a decongestant room spray experiment at 200 E 42nd Street. Participants must have congested noses and can study, meditate, or knit while breathing, earning $2.00 per hour. Call Leida Howard at MA 7-4460.
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Kelly Girls
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Barnard Tiddlywinkers Edge Harvard In Campus Tourney
Six Barnard girls formed two teams to enter a tiddlywinks tournament at Columbia. They faced a rules clash between Disney terminology and the English Tiddlywinks Association. Harvard teams dominated as Barnard beat Radcliffe and finished fourth.
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Barnard
Columbia
Disney
Tiddlywinks Association
Carroll
Harvard
Radcliffe
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