Nominations Reform Sways Undergraduate Elections
A proposed constitutional amendment before the Representative Assembly would require the Honor Board Chairman and the Athletic Association President to be nominated at the All-College Nominations Assembly. The change aims to broaden input, streamline the process, and allow direct student address without lengthy nomination speeches.
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Representative Assembly
Athletic Association
All-College
Barnard
Political Council
Undergraduate
A. A
Honor Board
Jake
the Athletic Association
Measure for Measure at Phoenix Theatre Sparks an Elizabethan Revival
The Phoenix stages Measure for Measure by the Canadian American Shakespeare Festival Theatre and Academy through February 17. John Houseman sets the play in Vienna of the 1890s with brisk acting from Nina Foch and Arnold Moss, delivering a light, gay mood that overrides some heavy themes.
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Old Vic
The
Shakespearewrights
Phoenix Theatre
American Shakespeare Festival Theatre and Academy
Stratford
Ontario
the Phoenix
Webster
Vienna
Richard Waring
Angelo
Nina Foch
Isabella
Arnold Moss
Hyam Sherman
Pompey
Ellis Rabb
Norman Lloyd
Lucio
John Houseman
Tyrone Guthrie
Campus Roundup of Campus Pranks and Puns
A satirical collage reports on pranks at RPI involving beetles in page one, Wesleyan Argus critics on empty lots, Pace College joking exams by being a girl, Michigan residents banging plates for dinner, and Ann Landers quips echoed from Chicago papers.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
TEL
DAN
Racke
Viave News Board
Frischua Bally
Naomi Laezs Jr
Fe Oppenweiner
Janet Sternre
A. & Pri
Gabe A
POLY
Rensselaer Polytechnic
RPI
Wesleyan Argus
Pace College
NYU Square Journal
South Quadrangle
University of Michigan
The
Chicago Maroon
Ann Landers
Minneapolis
Sun-Times
Three Penny Opera Revival Captures The Theatre de Lys
A New Yorker review praises the Theatre de Lys production of The Threepenny Opera for its vivid performances and moody design. Jenny Lou Law shines as Mrs Peachum, James Mitchell excels as Macheath, while Dolly Haas underwhelms as Jenny. Brecht Kurt Weill material remains central amid updated chronology and Grove edition context.
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Theatre de Lys
James Mitchell
Macheath
Mack the Knife
Jean Arnold
Lucy Brown
Dolly Haas
Jenny
Lotte Lenya
John Gay
Berlin
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AEM
Barnard Bulletin
Barbara Coleman
Audrey Shakin
Betsa
Ah Shulman
Smilowitz
Ndy McCaw
Firth Haring, Ie Zelniker
Hana Rita
Mnie Goodman
Wartur Jack
By Rachel Mayer
Malfi
Jonson
Volpone
Barrault-Renaud
Stefan Zweig
New York Theatre
Shakespeare
Claudio
By Jackie Zelinker
Hayes Office
London
Kurt Weill
Berthold Brecht
By Joyce Hill
Marc Blitzstein
William Pitkin
Jenny Lou Law
Mrs. Peachum
Rag Couturier
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