Debate over Barnard student government reform at length
A Barnard College editorial analyzes two presidential platforms amid calls for reform of the Undergraduate Association and the Student Council. It rejects abolition, endorses structural changes, and urges voter turnout, clearer duties, charter reforms, and a rotating committee system while urging broader student engagement and continued campus discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Undergraduate
Undergrad
Rep. Assembly
Bulletin
Barnard
Morningside
American College
Milbank
Annual Dormitory Art Show Displays Oils And Sketches
Barnard dorms host the annual Dorm Art Show supervised by B J Lunin presenting eleven student artists. Works include Vicky Rippere surrealistic watercolors, Karen Twedy Holmes Chiar oscuro studies photographs, Anne Higman abstract and perspective pieces, Nikki Smith drawings and oils, Dorothy Chen heads and oils, Jess Wolff minimal sketches, Carol Symonds Studies of Heads, Ann Freedman river scene, Helen Stambler flowers in a watering pot, Ruth Locke and Carol Feldman still life oils, with a range of charcoal and pastel works on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Savoie
Metropolitan
B. J. Lunin
Barnard
Garrets
Reid, Brooks and Hewitt Halls
Reid Hall
Vicky Rippere
Salvador Dali
Miss Rippere
Karen Twedy Holmes
Miss Holmes
Anne Higman
Nikki Smith
Dorothy Chen
Reid
Jess Wolff
Carol Lee Symonds
Ann Freedman
Helen Stambler
Miss Freedman
Miss Stambler
Ruth Locke
Carol Feldman
Miss Locke
Miss Feldman
Debate Over Barnard Curriculum and Student Government
Letters critique Barnard four course system and advocate coherent study. A February 1963 debate questions student government spending and supports the Barnard Student Exchange Program as valuable for understanding urban planning and integration while urging improvements and formal adoption.
Columbia Players Bring Fairy Tales of New York to Wollman Auditorium
The Columbia Players stage a comic revue based on J P Donleavy's Fairy Tales of New York at Wollman Auditorium Ferris Booth Hall tonight through March 3. Directed by William Driver the cast features Dave Robinson David Kennedy Bill Shorr and Elaine Levenson with Kenneth Tynan praising the work as theatrical pearls from a master of comic dialogue.
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London “Observer
Kenneth Tynan
New York
Atlantic Monthly
The
New Yorker
J. P. Donleavy
London
Columbia Players
Wollman
Ferris Booth Hall
William Driver
Bard College Department of Drama
Columbia
Dave Robinson
Players
David Kennedy
Soldier
Bill Shorr
Elaine Levenson
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
N.Y
Ann Fleisher
Myrna Bogatz
Marjorie Schulte
Loraine Botkin
Mada Levine
Naomi Weintraub
Shoshanna Sofaer
R. Claire Friend
Ann Selgin
Sylvia Lerman
Rita Schneider
Ellen Youngerson
Roselle Kurland
Lee Schwartz
Hy Triading Co
Jane Ruben
Miss Katz
New York City
Harlem
Morningside Heights
Katz
Southern Exchange
116Th Street
Morningside Committee
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