Modern Reopens At Museum of Modern Art For Fair Season
The Modern reopens in May with expanded galleries and new centers including the Edward Steichen Photography Center and Paul J. Sachs Galleries. It will feature exhibitions from its collections plus about twenty temporary shows and daily Films from the Collection in the refurbished Auditorium. Rene d Harnoncourt says the museum aims to help people enjoy and understand visual arts of our time.
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John Simon Urges Honest Harshness in Criticism
Critic John Simon, writing for New Leader and Hudson Review, spoke at the College Parlor on the lack of critical criticisms. He cited Puritan restraint, democracy and anti intellectualism, and psychiatry as factors weakening criticism while urging judicious destruction and personal honesty. The English Conference session, coordinated by Marcus Klein and Alan Purves, invited students and the public to hear his view on standards and seriousness in art critique.
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Campus Deli Owners Answer Kosher Style Food Questions
Sid Morrison and his brothers run Campus Deli Luncheon-Soda near the college area Their deli serves kosher style foods with some items non kosher The family plans to apply for a beer license and notes prices from about five to one dollar for sandwiches including a Barnard named item
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Barnard Song Contest Seeks New Lyrics
Barnard College launches a lyric contest to fit Rodgers music for the seventy fifth anniversary. Students may collaborate and submit cheerful verses suitable for parties and everyday singing. Winning lyrics will be printed by the Bulletin. smoking is banned except stairwells.
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Barnard Writer Ann Fleisher to Discuss Sex on TV
Ann Fleisher 64 will appear on an ABC program this week to discuss Sex and the College Girl with Gael Green author of the book. An unannounced authority in the field will join the panel. The show uses the new book as a discussion starting point. Fleisher is Barnard Bulletin editor and Barnard correspondent to the New York Herald Tribune.
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Barnard Hall Hosts Historic Harpsichord Concert Series
Barnard Hall preserves sixteenth century ambiance with Italian Clementi piano and spinetto pieces. Stoddard Lincoln leads a trio of concerts with the current program opening last Wednesday and continuing this Wednesday at 8 30 p m open to Barnard students without charge.
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World’s Fairs The Architecture of Fantasy at The Met
A new Met exhibit open Friday March 13 presents World’s Fairs The Architecture of Fantasy. It surveys 16 international expositions from 1851 Crystal Palace to 1939 New York, through 75 prints and photographs, on display in Auditorium Lounge until October 18.
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Argues for Columbia visual arts exhibit space
Georgianna Pimentel urges the university to require graduates to display artwork in a Columbia building. She proposes dedicating a room, perhaps the old commuter room, to showcase the student body’s art as part of the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Festival of Arts.
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