Vivaldi Concertos by Columbia University Orchestra
Columbia University Orchestra presents five rediscovered Vivaldi concertos at Barnard College Parlor. Conducted by Howard Shanet, with Sheldon Kurland as violin soloist, the program features varied concertino groupings and orchestral support, highlighting pieces associated with the Ospedale della Pieta.
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Antonio Vivaldi
Columbia University Orchestra
Barnard College
Franco Colombo
G. Ricordi and Co
Howard Shanet
Barnard
Collegium Musicum
Columbia University Music Department
Vivaldi
Sheldon Kurland
New York Gallery Show Features Columbia Student Works
An exhibit of School of Painting and Sculpture students from Columbia University opens at Forum Gallery, 822 Madison Avenue, through March 14. Director Robert D. Kaufman calls the works excellent and professional, noting their international character across oils graphics sculpture textiles and materials.
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Columbia University
New York
Leopold Arnaud
School of Architecture
The
University
Robert D. Kaufman
Forum
Madison Avenue
Kaufman
Columbia Architecture School Adds 22 Part-Time Consultants
Columbia University's School of Architecture adds a part-time faculty of twenty-two top New York City architects and engineers as a Board of Consultants. Dean Leopold Amnaud announces the panel to supervise graduate student contacts and guide designs from hospitals to civic structures, bridging theory and practice.
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Columbia University
School of Architecture
New York City
Grayson Kirk
Leopold Amnaud
Columbia
Percival Goodman
New York
Dean Arnaud
University Affairs Committee Hears Students Grievances
Columbia University Student Council forms the University Affairs Committee with representatives from all branches including Barnard’s Elinor Murray 55 as president. Other members include delegates from Columbia College Graduate Faculty of International Affairs Pharmacy School Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Dramatic Arts Teachers College and the Law and Engineering Schools.
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Columbia University Student Council
Barnard
Elinor Murray
Columbia College
Graduate Faculty of International Affairs
Pharmacy School
School of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy
School of Dramatic Arts
Teachers College
Law and Engineering Schools
Scholarships Abroad Open To Graduates
American graduate students may win Danish or Swedish fellowships for 1955 56. The Danish grants cover a year of study plus an orientation course, with limited supplementary travel aid and applicants expected to self fund travel. The Swedish awards provide room board and tuition at a Swedish university with travel paid by the candidate, open to those under 35 with US citizenship and a bachelor’s degree. Apply by April 1, 1955 through the Institute of International Education.
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Denmark
Sweden
Kenneth Holland
Institute of International Education
East 67
New York
Ministry of Education
Sweden-America Foundation
United States
American-Scandinavian Foundation
Soviet Crisis Discussion Highlights March Events
The article notes Malenkov's resignation tied to internal regime tensions and misattributed blame. It also lists March programs by Columbia University's International Student Club, including talks by Nessim Sharon and Joseph Lubart, plus a March 18 dance with a foreign band and guest star at Earl Hall Auditorium.
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Lenkov
Willen
Malenkov
International Student Club of
Columbia University
Nessim Sharon
Technical Assistance Board
The
United Nations
Joseph Lubart
International Students Club of
Earl Hall
Carr to Speak on Dictatorship in the Modern World
Mr. Albert Z Carr will address the International Students Club at Columbia University tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Dodge Room, Earl Hall. A political science authority and former member of the White House Publicity staff, he will discuss dictatorship in contemporary times.
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Albert Z. Carr
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
International Students’ Club
Columbia University
Carr
White House
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