Belated Revision on Vacancies in Undergraduate Constitution
The Representative Assembly votes to form a committee to study vacancies and propose amendments, urging a full revision of the Constitution. It cites lack of clear vacancy provisions and details a belated response to the December 3 1962 Treasurer resignation and subsequent temporary measures.
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Representative Assembly
Assembly
Council
Bulletin
Board of
Proctors
Letter on Barnard housing policy and 616 prompts input
A letter to the editor discusses Barnard's housing policy and a forthcoming committee on 616. Bulletin polls on both topics and invites student suggestions. The student body expresses concern about housing and asks for letters to the Editor to share ideas.
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Barnard
Bulletin
Pack Emphasizes Function Of Art In University
Poet Robert Pack reads from his new volume Guarded by Women at Minor Latham Playhouse to a large audience. He argues art preserves the human scale in a world of giant buildings and thinking machines and that a university should foster risk, dissent, and expanded experience alongside scholarship.
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Pack
Robert Pack
Barnard
Latham Playhouse
Mr. Pack
Student Council to pick chairman for 616 committee
Student Council will select a chairman from a sign up sheet on Jake who will form a committee to investigate the physical setup of 616 and all its aspects including the requirements to live there. The committee should include students from commuter dormitory and off campus residential categories.
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Jake
Columbia Players Stage Beggar's Opera Original Cast
Columbia Players present John Gay's Beggar's Opera in Wollman Auditorium today through Sunday with Barnard students Royce Rosenberg and Linda Brown in lead roles. Joaquin Romaguera plays Mac Heath. shows run 7:30 to 10:30 as scheduled with varied Friday and Saturday times. The production, directed by Ian Strasfogel, marks the first full staged version of the original score dedicated to Max Goberman who died last week.
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John Gay
Ian Strasfogel
City Center Opera Company
Max Goberman
New York Culture Scene Heads Toward January Tiger Events
Andreas Segovia headlines Town Hall on Saturday January 19 in his first New York recital of the season. New York City Center opens its musical season January 30 with Brigadoon starring Sally Ann Howes and Farley Granger. Philharmonic Hall at Lincoln Center revives Sponini La Vestale on January 14. Contemporary Music Society presents a New York Brass and Woodwind Quintets concert under Gunther Schuller at MoMA January 24 at 8:30 p.m.
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New York
Andreas Segovia
Town Hall
New York City Center Light Opera Co
Sally Ann Howes
Farley Granger
Lerner-Loewe
Philharmonic Hall of Lincoln Center
Concert Opera Association
Spontini
Contemporary Music Society
New York Brass
Gunther Schuller
Museum of Modern Art
A Thousand Clowns Review Highlights Robards and Gordon
The New York stage sees Jason Robards Jr. as Murray Burns in a witty look at individuality versus mass society. Barry Gordon shines as Burns’ nephew while Sandy Markowitz delivers a Bronx social worker performance amid a lively supporting cast.
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New York
Jason Robards, Jr
Murray Burns
T.r’s
Robards
Burns
Barry Gordon
Gordon
Sandy Markowitz
Miss Markowitz
Letter to the Editor proposes Barnard housing plan shift
A Barnard student writer argues for changing housing rules to let all freshmen live in dorms and permit upperclassmen with parental approval to reside off campus. The letter questions current commuter limits and urges more freedom of choice to mix students from New York and elsewhere.
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Barnard
New Yorker
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Roselle Kurland
Myrna Bogatz
Marjorie Schulte
Mada Levine
Loraine Botkin
Margaret Ross
Sue Silverman
Merle Hazid
Wollam
Patricia Savote
Connie Brown
Jane Ruben
M. Anna Bojcan
Eleanor Weber
Erica Mann
Bap Printing Co
By Erica Mann
Columbia Players
Beggar’s Opera
By Andy Wollam
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