School of the Arts Moves to Dodge Building on 116th Street
Columbia announces the School of the Arts will occupy the Dodge building at Broadway and 116th Street this June marking its first permanent home. The move funded by a $100,000 New York Foundation gift resolves lease issues and places undergraduates closer to core programs in Painting Sculpture Writing Film and Music.
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Broadway
116Th Street
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Myles Cooper
McGill
New York Foundation
New York City
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Dean Taylor
Morningside Heights
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Theater Arts
Prentis
West 125Th Street
Edward MacDowell
School of Painting and Sculpture
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The Laundromat Sees A Quiet Death
A lone narrator observes a laundromat where people move like dead or dying figures. The space feels like a place to vanish as glamour fades and attention wanes, with faceless residents shoving machines, buying soap, and searching for life creating eyes.
School Offers MFA DMA in Composition and Art Courses
The School provides programs for a Master of Fine Arts and Doctor of Musical Arts in composition. It also offers undergrad courses in theater, drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture and lun.
Why a Women's Conference Why a Women's Conference
Sherrie Pleay describes the rise of feminist groups and the 1960s activism leading to a planned March 6 7 conference at Columbia University and Barnard College. Workshops cover abortion reforms, feminism, education equality, and a March 27 Albany protest for abortion on demand with housing and child care provided.
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Midnight gaze and pennies behind the cider stand
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Jean Stafford to Visit Barnard for Spring Lectures
Writer Jean Stafford will visit Barnard College from March through the 13th for five lectures and informal activities with students faculty and the community. The visit is part of Barnard's Spring Lectures program and she will reside in the Deanery. Tickets are available through the Public Relations Office Milbank Hall. An exhibition on the Overbury Collection on women will be shown in the library.
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