Reps Hear President Statement on Trustees Policy
President Millicent C. McIntosh reads a statement on nationally affiliated organizations policy at a Representatives Assembly meeting. The Faculty Committee on Student Activities found no reason to overturn the Definitions Committee, and a two thirds student vote would be needed to change a Trustees Regulation. An open meeting is set for March 20 to explain the issues and allow discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent C. McIntosh
Board of Trustees
Meeting of Representatives Assembly
Betsy Wolf
Cherry White
Yvonne Williams
Jeudi Boylan
Liza Collins
Bonnie Slater
Renaissance lecture outlines three main Renaissance trends
Dr. Paul O. Kristeller of Columbia defines the Renaissance span and outlines Aristotelianism Humanism and Platonism. He notes Humanism re introduced via Byzantium and stresses Greek and Latin classics as universal models. William Nelson of Columbia will lecture next Tuesday on Was There a Renaissance of Literature.
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Kristeller
Dr. Kristeller
Italy
Europe
William Nelson
Columbia
Flamenco Dancers to Headline World Dance Festival
Spanish dancers join the World Dance Festival at McMillin Theatre with performers from Africa Egypt Greece Indonesia Israel Pakistan Spain and the West Indies. Two Barnard girls Svetlana and Natalia Kluge join Luis Olivares in a half hour program featuring flamenco and other Spanish dances. Subscriptions priced 1.25 and 1.50 remain available on Jake
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Africa
Egypt
Greece
Indonesia
Israel
Pakistan
Spain
West Indies
McMillin Theatre
Barnard
Svetlana
Natalia Kluge
Luis Olivares
Jose Greco Ballet Company
Barnard Debaters Choose President and Outline Plans
Corky Marcus elected Barnard Debate Council president for 1957 58 promoting more individual debates and open sessions with invited teams. She aims to attend more tournaments out of town and broaden listening and participation. Marcus Isabel Marcus Linda Kaufman Bert Mendelsson also represented Barnard at Brooklyn College Tournament with 63 schools participating nationally.
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Corky Marcus
Barnard
Miss Marcus
Isabel Marcus
Linda Kaufman
Bert Mendelsson
Brooklyn College
Houseman Says Shakespeare Boom Is a Fallacy
John Houseman told Bard College students that there is no real increase in Shakespearean productions and no strong Broadway scene. He argued Shakespeare sits at the heart of contemporary theatre, connecting actor audience dynamics while history shows a shift from elaborate staging to naturalism and realism.
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Priscilla Baly
John Houseman
Barnard
America
Focus
Houseman
Mr. Houseman
Shakespeare
Editors Hear Press Talks By Newsmen
More than 4 500 editors of elementary high school and junior college newspapers attend the Columbia Scholastic Press convention on the Columbia University campus. Prominent journalists and publishers deliver addresses over three days with notable sessions at McMillin Theatre and the Waldorf Astoria Grand Ballroom.
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Columbia University
Columbia Scholastic Press
Waldorf- Astoria
Jerome H. Walker
McMillin Theatre
John H. Seccondari
Washington
American Broadcasting Company
New York Times
Herald Tribune
Edith Evans Asbury
The
Times
Clayton Knowles
Ernest A. Keh
Tribune
Mallicent C. MclIntosh
McMillin
Emanuel R. Freedman
the Times
Averell Harriman
Waldorf-Astoria
Class Elections Open Today and Tomorrow on Campus
Elections for class presidents are held today and tomorrow. Voting hours run 11 am to 5 pm today and 9 am to 3 pm tomorrow. Resident students may vote this evening outside Brooks Hall Cafeteria between 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm.
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Jake
Tomorow
Brooks Hall
All College Dance Features Favors Band Columbines
The Spring Format dance sponsored by Social Council will be at Savoy Plaza on Friday March 29. Tickets cost 6.00 per couple, available through Jake until the event. Sy Machin's eleven piece band will play. The Columbines will sing with a guest star. door prizes favors and free photographs planned. Formal dress optional. An estimated cost of 1000 dollars with 200 couples needed to break even.
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Social Council
Savoy Plaza
Jake
Sy Machin
Columbines
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Joan Brown
Representative Assembly
Paul O. Kristeller
Bard
U.S
Favors
Band
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