Metropolitan arts scene to feature ballet and harpsichord evenings
The Metropolitan Area schedules a spring season at the New York City Center led by Lincoln Kirstein and Balanchine with Robbins. Apollo to Verdi programs run March 12 to April 9 with new works including Bugaku and Passage. The Metropolitan Museum hosts evenings with Bressler Cuenod Downes and Puyana Garvey featuring Schubert Monteverdi selections and Bach material. Tickets range 4.65 to 1.95 dollars.
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Metropolitan
New York City Ballet
Lincoln Kirstein
George Balanchine
Jerome Robbins
New York City Center
Toshiro Mayuzumi
Balanchine
Kirstein
John Taras
Igor Stravinsky
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Charles Bressler
Hugues Cuenod
Albert Fuller
David Garvey
Contrapunctus XIV
Dorm Art Show Showcases Subtle Portrait of Polynesian Woman
The article notes two figures in deep thought, praising a young Polynesian woman painting with contrite innocence and lowered eyelids. It calls the dorm exhibition a step toward more livable dorms while offering talented students a display chance.
Germs and Lions Brace for Flu Season at Barnard
Barnard reports about a dozen girls ill with flu in the infirmary, treated with fruit juice and aspirin, all but one recovering and back in class. Columbia Lions also face illness as Barnard students prepare to return, with thirty awaiting aid on the ninth floor of St Luke's as the flu season looms.
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Barnard
Nelson
O’donnell
Will Power
College Inn
Columbia Lions
St. Luke’s
Maddux Delivers Mame in Lively Junior Show at Barnard
Barnard College presents Auntie Mame adapted by Lawrence and Lee from March 6 to 9 in Minor Latham Playhouse. Brooke Maddux stars as Mame with Bruce Clayton Brown as Patrick Dennis, Alice Kasman as Agnes Gooch, Ariadne Scelsi as Vera Charles. Tickets go on sale tomorrow at Jake and Ferris Booth Hall.
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Maddux
Mame
Jerome Lawrence
Robert E. Lee
Latham Playhouse
Jake
Ferris Booth Hall
Pam Ween
Patrick Dennis
Bruce Clayton Brown
General Studies
Alice Kasman
Agnes Gooch
Alice Toklas
Ariadne Scelsi
Helen of Troy
Vera Charles
John Morrow
Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnsides
Jena Reisner
Brooke Maddux
Letters Debate Value Of Barnard Student Exchange Program
The writer argues that student interest is dispersed across Barnard and that the exchange faces inherent limits, yet it still offers educational value. The piece cites diversity, campus engagement, and commuting students while urging program alterations rather than abandonment, noting benefits for some participants and host cities.
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Miss Katz
Barnard
Recital Features Music Of Holland at Barnard Hall
A program of contemporary Dutch works presented by Barnard College Music faculty and the Netherlands Music Committee. The Netherlands Music concert is Monday March 4 at 4 30 p m in Room 304 Barnard Hall. Performers include Mary Louise Boehm Lydia Rosen Hailparn Stefan Auber and Kees Kooper with admission free.
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Barnard College Music
Committee For Netherlands Music
Barnard Hall
Hans Kox
Hans Henkemans
Luciov Ponse
Mary Louise Boehm
Lydia Rosen Hailparn
Stefan Auber
Kees Kooper
Volin
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Arlene Katz
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New York City
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Esther Katzen
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