Bookstore Boycott Sparks Debate Over Cooperative Plan
Students push for a cooperative University Bookstore but critics say the plan is impractical and risks service cuts. The Ad Hoc Committee would end staff discounts and library ordering, replacing saves with a vague 11 percent rebate, while protestors argue current services and library support are essential.
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Reconsideration of Constitutional Revision and Russian Sing
A reader argues that hurried debate on constitutional revision reflects Rep Assembly inaction and urges members to commit four hours weekly. The letter also highlights Columbia University’s Russky Kruzhok weekly Russian Sing, inviting students to join Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room 706 Journalism, with a Russian film on February 21.
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A Gift of Time Inspires Mixed Broadway Hopes
A Gift of Time starring Henry Fonda and Olivia de Havilland debuts on Broadway February 22 after a New Haven viewing. The reviewer finds the serious theme of terminal cancer squandered by corny jokes and intrusive stage sounds, calling the production a waste of time.
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Free Arts and Culture Options In New York This Week
Free gallery talks at the Met on Tuesday and Thursday survey Italian Baroque works at 11 a.m. The Frick offers free afternoon lectures including a Thursday talk on The Arts in the 30s Sur realism. Met films show Feb 19 at 2 30 p.m. God s Monkey Lost Paradise and Flemish Painting. Chamber Music Workshop at Third Street School Settlement performs Mendelssohn Brahms Pepusch and Telemann on Feb 15 at 8 p m at 55 East Third Street. Modern Dance Techniques survey by Garden State Ballet at Cooper Union. Classic Yiddish films festival at Conservative Synagogue Fifth Avenue East 11 Street starts Feb 14 at 8 p.m. and Feb 17 at 1 30 p.m. by the New York Historical Society.
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Chamber Music Workshop
Third Street Music School
East Third Street
Martha Grahams
Garden State Ballet Company
Cooper Union
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East 11
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Julie Harris
Ethel Waters
New York Historical Society
Eros Magazine Debuts March 21 With Controversial Topics
The forthcoming magazine Eros, edited by Ralph Ginzburg, promises features on love, sex, and society for a $10 price. It plans a photographic essay on love in the New York subway, a drawing of a male chastity belt, Havana’s red light district, and contraceptive industry finance, with no advertising.
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Havana
Castro
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