Wanda film preview stirs debate over reality and class
Film critic Jerry Groopman questions Wanda by Barbara Lodex photographed by Nicolas Proferes slated to premiere February 28 at Cinema IT. He contrasts working class life near a coal mine with two ideologies, calling the portrayal slow, dull, and potentially offensive.
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Barnard Fencing Club Meets Weekly in Barnard Hall Studio TV
The Barnard Fencing Club holds Tuesday evening sessions from 6 to 8 pm in Studio TV at Barnard Hall. The open meetings welcome faculty and others as part of a broader community activity amidst a city backdrop.
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Ann Harris to Speak on Women Artists and Images
Assistant Professor Ann Harris will discuss Women Artists and Images of Women on Wednesday February 17 at 5 00 pm in 302 Barnard Hall. The lecture was previously announced for 4 00 pm and is open to everyone.
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Absentee Vote Campaign Appeals to Barnard Students
Brooklyn councilman Theodore Silverman of the twenty third district asks Barnard students to register to vote and back a plan to amend primary voting rules. He notes most students will be registered in home towns and cannot vote in June primaries, risking disenfranchisement of 18 to 20 year olds serving or studying away.
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