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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1953
Page
1
The speaker congratulates Columbia University President-Elect Grayson L. Kirk on his appointment. They praise his brilliant career in academic study international affairs and business and note his dignified conduct as Acting President. They express confidence in his future administration.
Letters discuss the need for a more active Representative Assembly at thecollege, noting only two of 52 members attended a December 15 town meeting and urging duty, accountability, and greater contact with students to give the body real significance.
Faculty critique of the MADEMOISELLE study and Knapp Greenbaum survey faults. The discussion covers the new curriculum evaluation, major examinations, and lists Barnard and other colleges as top producers of scholars.
The Columbia University Players revive Henry IV Part I in an uncut, fast moving stage version. Roger Boxill’s Prince Hal dominates with precise Shakespearean delivery while Charley Santoro’s Hotspur and supporting actors like David Gerstein Glendower and John Casella Douglas deliver strong performances. The production highlights vivid humor moral threads and the shared thievery theme across plots with Falstaff portrayed adequately by Jacques Chwat.
The Student Service Organization acts as hostesses for visitors, aiming to present a representative view of Barnard. Members are selected from juniors to freshmen, serving two terms to guide tours, lead campus visits, and represent dorm and day students of diverse nationalities.
The article extols Sokel Hall on 71st Street near First Avenue as a genuine Bohemian venue with roast goose and dumplings, sauerbraten, and goulash at 2.25 for a full meal. It notes a social hall with a gym, a bar, and occasional native operas, plus nearby Julius Carlebach Art Galleries featuring African primitive art and a February 15 exhibit of 75 masks and related items curated by Julius Carlebach.
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