Shakespeare Presentation A youthful, stylish stage reading
Randy Katz plays Cardinal Beaufort and King Edward IV with age and vigor while Rob Dublirer and Allen Kennedy portray York and Somerset with amusing restraint. Stephen Mills as Suffolk, John Davis as Richard II and Jill Eikenberry as a striking lady-in-waiting deliver crisp performances. the second act shines despite a lengthy start and overall the production is pretty and engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Katz
Cardinal Beaufort
Edward IV
Rob Dublirer
York
Allen C. Kennedy
Somerset
Frank Dauterich
Suffolk
Stephen Mills
John Davis
Susan Kornzweig
Hume
Sandy Robison
Jill Eikenberry
Margaret of Anjou
College Adds Six Teachers on Readying Renaissance Studies
The Barnard College faculty expansion includes Dr Clements a romance and Slavic languages expert. Miss Sheela Padhi joins mathematics under a U S India Women’s College Faculty Exchange Teaching advanced calculus. James P Harrison and Dr Tom Driver join in oriental studies and religion respectively with affiliations at Hunter College and Union Theological Seminary. Miss Concepcion Zardoya holds the Virginia C Gildersleeve Visiting Professorship in Spanish teaching poetry Don Quijote and hails from Illinois with a Ph D in Spanish.
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Clements
Sheela Padhi
Women’s College
James P. Harrison
John Meskill
Hunter College
Tom Driver
Driver
Union Theological Seminary
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Concepcion Zardoya
Don Quijote
Zardoya
Barnard
University of Illinois
HEP Tutors Expand Harlem Community Involvement
Harlem residents benefit from Columbia HEP activities led by Frank Ward and Tom Ehrenberg. Girls' Adventure Clubs start with sewing and volunteer work parallel to boys programs. Projects include Great Books Club and a HEP newspaper to teach publishing. Plans foresee summer tutoring, elderly needs, and a 300 volunteer next year.
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Trade Bennett
Barnard
Columbia
Frank Ward
Tom Ehrenberg
Harlem
HEP
Women and the Literary Arts Face a Fair Shake
The piece argues that the sexual role learned by women from men and other women influences their representation in literature. It contends the issue goes beyond homosexual portrayal and rights to express experiences, emphasizing women’s right to voice their view of the world and of men.
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Kaufmann
Wallach Discusses Politics Social Roles in Theatre
Actor Eli Wallach spoke at the Barnard-Columbia Seixas Menorah Society meeting about the challenges faced by actors as a persecuted minority. He urged actors to engage in public affairs while noting theatres should be state subsidized and citizens should influence tax allocations. Walls echoed Broadway social commentary and noted economics shape modern theatre.
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Eli Wallach
Barnard-Columbia Seixas-Menorah Society
Earl Hall
Wallach
Washington, D.C
Lindsay
Mr. Wallach
West Side
Anne Jackson
Ionesco
Students Optimistic About Longer Study Time
Freshmen express relief that extended study periods would reduce mid term stress if made mandatory. They anticipate more time for preparing, and view the change as supportive for academic success.
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Barnard
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