Barnard Student Exchange Fails to Secure Third Southern Participant
A Southern Exchange report laments the absence of a third southern school at Barnard. It cites planning gaps from last year, poor student body support, and missteps in inviting Sophie Newcomb College, urging future organizers to leverage past experience and broaden participation.
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Senator Thurmond Speaks On Camma Cant Attending
The South Carolina senator spoke to a crowd last Thursday evening recounting a speech in which he described his warped personality and addressed the audience's questions about onions and related topics.
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New Magazine Emphasizes Non-Fiction on Campus
A new campus magazine Inmscape plans to publish non fiction work by Columbia and Barnard students. Initiated by Fred Pass, advisor to Protestant students, the first issue features Joe Prijatel, Mitch ell Hall, Rachel Blau, Martha Williamson, Rivkah Teitz, Crawford Kilian, Alice Lippman, and Rich ard Tristman. Williamson calls the venture a religious magazine reflecting Hopkins inscape.
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Rachel Blau
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Martha Williamson
James Muilenburg
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Alice Lippman
Richard Tristman
Gerard Manley Hopkins
Drama Group Tapes Shakespeare on NBC
The Barnard Columbia drama effort tapes 25 minutes of selections from Hamlet Romeo and Juliet and King Lear for NBC radio with Kenneth Jones and Lucile Hook guiding students. The Actors Four return February 7 10 with Richards Nash Girls of Summer. Hamlet Revisited lecture February 15 led by Anne Fielding and Ted van Greutheusen.
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Hat Hop Sparks Fashion Craze at CU Den
A campus event, Hat Hop at the Lions Den on Friday January 19 from 9 to 1, features a hat dressed crowd and a mystery guest selecting ten best hats in Columbia. Admission requires hats for males. females enter free as Jerry Kessler Trio plays twist music and a twist lesson by Jerry Speyer is planned.
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Young Talent Display Art at James Room Exhibit
The James Room show showcases young American painters exploring landscapes figures and semi abstract works. Karen Kissin’s Tuscan Landscape and Jane Wilson’s Lilac Sky highlight vibrant color strokes while Arthur Rosenbaum and Douglas Johnson emphasize realism with expressive tones. Other notable works include Sea V and August Light, with a note that See ART, Page 3.
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Jane Wilson
Allegan Shore
Arthur Rosenbaum
Douglas Johnson
Jane Foeilicher
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Farand Ennis
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Paul Waldman
Kenneth Noland
Stephen Dur
Editor Letter Opposes Resumption of Nuclear Testing
A reader protests January 10 resolution by the Representative Assembly opposing atmospheric nuclear tests. The writer argues the last line weakens the stance, asserts testing brings no benefit, and warns of radioactive dangers outweigh any potential return from tests. The letter reflects broader public skepticism on nuclear fallout and policy.
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