Line and Acrobats at DeLys Theater West Village
Israel Horovitz presents Line a two act comedy exploring lines of ambition through archetypal characters on bare stage with superb acting and clever choreography. Acrobats a 15 minute prelude features two acrobats discussing divorce highlighting mutual reliance and emotional limits in performance.
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Israel Horovitz
Theater DeLys
Christopher Street
West Village
Line
DeLys
Horovitz
Barnard AAUP Formation Prompts Faculty Interest
Barnard College moves to form an AAUP chapter with 30 to 40 attending meetings and 20 to 30 more expressing interest. Professor Klass hopes for broader university participation, including Teachers College, and notes budget concerns and cost of living as drivers, while Professor McCaughey stresses the AAUP as a forum for faculty opinion and avoids an adversarial stance.
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Teachers’ College
Barnard
Barnard Aaup
Klass
AAUP
Prof. Klass
Robert McCaughey
Bulletin
New York
New York City
McCaughey
Youra Guller Returns in Dignified Carnegie Hall Recital
Pianist Youra Guller, linking the prewar era to today, offered a refined Carnegie Hall program. She opened with Bach Liszt Organ Fantasy, then Beethoven Op 111, followed by Chopin pieces and Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody, delivering nuanced readings that pleased while some selections lacked dramatic spark. Encores impressed with Brigo Ritual Fire Dance and Grana dos Spanish Dance, the latter a personal, controlled statement.
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Mme. Guber
Liszt
Mme. Guller
Brigo
Thursday Noon Presents James Cone and Judith Linderowitz
Thursday Noon continues its speaker series with Professor James Cone discussing Black Theology on March 4, 1971 and Judith Linderowitz of Zero Population Growth on March 11, 1971. Both talks meet at 12 noon in College Parlor 317 Barnard Hall with lunch available for seventy five cents.
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James Cone
Cone
Judith Linderowitz
Barnard Hall
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