Barnard College Student Newspaper Publication Info
Published semi weekly through the college year by Barnard College students to serve the Barnard Community. Entered as second class matter Oct. 19, 1928, at New York post office under March 3, 1879 act. Subscription four dollars per year. Editor in chief Janet M. Gregory Business manager Judy Deutsch.
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Cleaning House Theatre at Barnard Faces Apathy Struggles
Barnard’s Wigs and Cues theatre struggles with low funds and morale. A faculty advisor is appointed and freshmen apprenticeship proposed to rebuild the group’s purpose structure and production training.
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Cues
Wigs and
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Wigs and Cues
Immigrant Persian Village Life in Israel Observed by Barnard Students
Susan Gitelson recalls a month in a Negev village of Persian immigrants in Israel. Twenty Americans lived among villagers learning daily life, with elders guiding from the grocery store to schools, while youths pursue city studies and army service.
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Barnard
Israel
Negev
Ribbie Seifer
Rena Blumenfield
Mozart Beethoven and Schubert Recital At University Series
Violinist Lynne Tolk Tra Lieberman and pianist Kenneth Cooper performed Mozart and Beethoven sonatas with harpsichord and a Schubert piece in the third University Series event sponsored by the General Studies Student Association. Audience turnout was small despite high quality performances.
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Tra Lieberman
Kenneth Cooper
General Studies Student Association
Mozart
Mr. Lieberman
Mr. Cooper
Beethoven
Schubert
Lieberman
Columbia
Rachmael Weinstock
Manhattan School of Music
Nicolene Mix
Chatham Square Music School
Cooper
Sylvia Marlowe
Old Oedipus Legend Is New Tiger Rag on Stage
A vaudeville styled off Broadway production presents a modern Oedipus retelling in a 1920s musical. Carlton Col lyer as Oedipus and Brennan Moore as Laius Cadman are discussed, with mixed reviews of Patricia Roe as Jocasta and Nancy Andrews in multiple roles.
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Oedipus
Sevril Schochen
Cherry Lane
House of Cadman
House of Cadmus
Miss Roe
Logan Ramsey
Crease
Brother Luck
Creon
Nancy Andrews
Mother Cadman
Madame Spig- Eye
Sphinx
Carlton Collyer
Brennan Moore
Lewis
Laius) Cadman
Dr Samuel L Terrien to Speak on Job Poem
The Thursday Noon Meeting this week will feature Dr Samuel L Terrien professor of Old Testament at Union Theological Seminary discussing Job A Poem on the Irony of Faith He has published works such as Job The Poet of Existence and other books in his field
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Samuel L. Terrien
Union Theological Seminary
Job
Terrien
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Barnard Bulletin
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Judy Deutsch
Susan Greenfield
Mary R. Varney
Barbara P. Clarke
Barbara Blumenreich
Tania Osadca
Rosalind Marshack
Eleanor Trauba
Cornelia Navari
Regina Chenitz
Joy Felsher
Natalie Chaliff
Rhoda Greenberg
Eleanor Thaube
Loy Felsher
Roselie Kurland
Connie Brown
Jane Ruben
Cynthia Cherner
Mada Levine
Loraine Botkin
Joan Schulman
Marian Pollett
Lynn Tolk
Janet Kirschenbaum
Naomi Weintraub
Esther Bromfeld
Myrna Bogatz
Rita Schneider
Susan Gitelson
By Susan Gitelson
Persian Village
By Lynne Tolk
By Mada
Patricia Roe
Casey
Jocasta