Reorganization at Barnard Aims for Student Government Change
The Barnard student body elected Nancy Neveloff as president of the Undergraduate Association signaling demand for a new governance form. Critics warn a two week deadline risks a flawed referendum and urge consulting the US National Student Association while outlining several proposed structural changes and funding controls.
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Wigs and Cues Marks 50 Years with Richard III Gala
Barnard’s Wigs and Cues celebrates its 50th anniversary with a Shakespeare production of Richard III. The cast features Carol Dooley as Queen Elizabeth and Elizabeth Berliner as Queen Margaret among others. The play runs March 20 to 23 with a gala opening attended by President Rosemary Park and faculty.
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Duke of Clarence
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Earl of Richmond
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Rosemary Park
Barnard student government debate urges focus and reform
Ellen O'Brien argues Barnard’s student government is a luxury not a necessity and calls for reallocating roles. She proposes abolishing all class organizations except possibly freshman, shifting duties to the Representative Assembly, to free participants for more meaningful student government work.
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Fairytales of New York at Wollam Auditorium
Columbia Players present J P Donleavy adaptation Fairytales of New York at Wollam Auditorium. Four acts retell the same story with Cornelius Christian rebelling then failing within a bombastic system. David Kennedy plays Christian. David Robinson overacts as the head man. script critics fault the work and shallow characterization.
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Riverwind musical opens off Broadway amid weak reviews
Eleanor Weber notes Riverwind at Actors Playhouse opens amid little press, relying on word of mouth. The plot centers on a strained marital triangle set in Riverwind Indiana with two would-be couples and Beowulf and Macbeth allusions. Actors perform competently, songs are catchy, but material feels routine. The New York premiere shows potential as John Jennings develops an original voice.
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