Seven Sisters colleges judged in mixed portrait study
In a profile of the seven sisters schools readers are shown where they have been founded and where they are going. The piece notes that full coeducation is not the answer and calls for the schools to become experimentation workshops rather than shelters for problems their education creates. Amherst is praised for its level headed stance while Barnard and others face criticism for perceived elitism and depersonalization. It also reviews a Daily Princetonian pamphlet Where the Girls Are and maps stereotypes of campuses across the country.
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Seven Sisters
Seven’ Sisters
Tworkshops
Amherst
Columbia
Dergrad Ds
Amis
Princetonian
Oshkosh
White Plains
Virginia
Mdlinois
Barnard
Radcliffe
Campus Offering The Crypt Gallery at St Pauls Chapel
Four Columbia School of the Arts students Judith Schiff William Brevoort Andrew Jansons and Henry Schrady display multiple works. Brevoort presents clay bipeds and tripods with mass and space interplay. Schiff shows three large canvases and sketches exploring geometric forms and color variations. Schrady, a skilled draughtsman, builds a convincing fantasy of form like medical drawings. Jansons contributes large-luger dimensional canvases reflecting surface form relationships.
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Crypt Gallery
St. Paul’s Chapel
Ith Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Columbia School of the Arts
Judith Schiff
William Brevoort
Andrew Jansons
Henry Shrady
Henry ‘Schrady
Jansons
The Golden Screw at Provincetown Playhouse review
Off-Broadway folk rock piece The Golden Screw follows a young singer’s path to stardom through episodes of backstage life. Though musically strong with a cool detached star, the hackneyed script and stock caricatures mar an otherwise enjoyable show.
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Ellen Shulman
Provincetown Playhouse
Tom Sankey
Murray Paskin
Janet Day
Fatrick Sullivan
Sankey
Inner Sanctum
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