Bulletin Aims to Bridge Campus Communication Gaps
Salve highlights lack of student body information on Council actions. Bulletin pledges to cover events and encourage informed participation, urging cooperation from new officers and more nominations. It promotes surveys, open meetings, and visible agendas to unite Undergrad Association with Barnard students.
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Stag Dance Cancelled Again Sparks Student Outcry
Letters critique the 1964 social committee for repeated cancellations of the coffee hour and stag dance despite promises of no more cancellations. The campus calendar faces further changes as a political conference conflicts with the staged events, prompting calls for student action.
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Drama Group Presents Yerma by Garcia Lorca
Wigs and Cues stages Yerma March 7 10 at Minor Latham Playhouse marking New Yorks first production since 1932. Ralph Lee directs designs sets uses light to suggest mood with Carol Dowley in the title role and a large cast including Leonard Raymond Camilla Trinchieti Rita Stern. Tickets are 180 dollars 150 for students on Wednesday and Thursday and may be bought 12 2 p.m. or reserved via UN 5 4000 ext 3034.
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Federica Garcia Lorca
Richard L. O'Connell
James Graham-Lujan
New York
Circle In the Square
Ralph Lee
Verma
Carol Dowley
Leonard Raymond
Juan
Camilla Trinchieti
Rita Stern
Faith Golden
Pamela Ween
Mimi Broomberg
Teresa Vilard
Sheila Goldberg
Holly Fisher
Barbara Becker
Jane Dexter
Columba
Minor Latham Playhouse
Jake
Modern Art Marsden Hartley Exhibition and March Arts Rush
A schedule of March cultural events includes seven Carnegie Hall screenings of Last Year at Marienbad to support MoMA’s 30th anniversary drive, Rowlandson exhibition at the Met with over 100 works, two Met lectures on March 6, Hartley retrospective at the Whitney starting March 7, Cloisters music recordings March 4–7, and the NYC Opera spring season opening with The Golem on March 22 with mail-order tickets available now.
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Marienbad
Museum of Modern Art
Carnegie Hall
New York City Opera Company
the Golem
New York City Center
Music for an Hour shortened by illness at Barnard concert
Barnard College held a February 27 music event in the James Room with three quarters of the planned hour due to clarinetist Tobias Robison. Omitted were Schubert Der Ht auf dem Felsen and Goode Piece for Oboe and Bassoon. Brahms Waltz for Four Hands served as last minute substitute. Performers included Alice Artzt, Anne Greene, Betsy Murdock, Susan Terrall, Steven Custer, Oliver Sterner, David Lidey, and John Crewe. program featured Vivaldi Double Concerto, Oboe Suite, and a never published Vivaldi piece found in Princeton library.
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Hubert Dons
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Alice Artzt
Anne Greene
Betsy Murdock
Susan Terrall
Steven Custer
Oliver Sterner
David Lidey
John Crewe
Hubert Doris
Columbia University
Juilliard School of Music
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