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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1962
Page
1
A new Gradualist peace group on campus advocates a comprehensive nonviolent approach to international conflict. They seek to unite diverse groups including churches, labor, and political factions, arguing for international institutions and nonviolent avenues over arms buildup.
Barnard College students plan to post a letter to President Kennedy about nuclear testing at an upcoming Representative Assembly meeting. The motion aims to permit members to include Barnard’s name in the correspondence.
Dooley stars in Yerma as the childless heroine with a restrained, haunting mastery under Ralph Lee’s direction. Berliner’s Pagan Crone adds intensity while Camilla Trinchieri as Maria and a cohesive cast bring rhythm, color, and movement to a polished Wigs & Cues production.
The James Room exhibit surveys Josef Scharl’s art from Uniform, 1931 in Germany to late works in America before his 1954 death. It traces a shift from somber, solidly framed figures to bold color and space, with motifs of mysticism and expressive line, and notes kinship to Van Gogh in self portraits and dramatic palettes.
The Queen's Revels production Sphinx Opens March 9 at International House and moves to Wollman March 10 and 11 before returning for final performances March 16 and 17. The play features a sand colored Sphinx and a Cleopatra bed scene as it captions a national conquest and regal tableau.
Cornelia Navari Graham Adams, a new Barnard history professor, discusses his views on the period 1912 to 1915. He aims to publish Age of Industrial Violence based on US Commission on Industrial Relations hearings, opposing consensus history and stressing class conflict and local civil wars. He notes his teaching style and background at Williams, Columbia, and Pace College.
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