Barnard urged to restore Publicity Council with better facilities
A campus editorial argues Barnard needs a centralized Publicity Council to coordinate event publicity and a weekly calendar. It cites past failures due to space, staffing, and management, urging administrative support, a dedicated work room, and a student staff center to ensure effective publicity for GT events.
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Publicity Council
Jake
Barnara
Barnard
Neve
Ts Council
Letters on workshop, curriculum debates stir campus theater
A reader corrects Mada Le Vine's review of Three Plays at Columbia, clarifying the Columbia Players sponsored workshop aims to broaden student theater leadership. A second letter defends practical science courses, arguing liberal arts should integrate theory and real world application.
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Mada Levine
Columbia
Latham
Columbia Players
Wigs and Cues
Thompsons Carnegie Debut Delights in Mixed Recital
Mrs Marian Parry Thompson opened with Bach and Beethoven solos in Brooks Living Room then impressed with Hugo Wolf songs. A Mozart Cosi fan tutte aria showed powerful range while Columbia University composers Doris Beeson and Clark Beeson offered stylistic contrasts. Strauss songs closed with Standchen and Cacilie as Donald Comrie accompanied with precision.
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Marian Parry Thompson
New York
Carnegie Recital Hall
Brooks
Thompson
Columbia University
Hubert Doris
Barnard
Socials and dances welcome spring at Notre Dame events
Morningside International Student Association invites all to Saturday socials at the Notre Dame Recreation Center on 114th St and Morningside Dive starting 8 30 pm described as the social event of the season. Spring Formal set for April 14 at the Quadrille Ballroom St Moritz Hotel with Adato providing music and surprises. The Class of 64 hosts a stag dance this Friday March 24 in the James Room with Lions and Lambs theme and tickets on sale this week.
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Notre Dame Recreation Center
114Th St
Morningside Dive
St. Moritz Hotel
Adato
James Room
Turandot at the Met Delights with Dramatic Fantasy
Puccini's Turandot at the Metropolitan Opera delivers a dramatic fantasy set in China with a striking Turandot by Brigit Nilsson and Calaf by Franco Corelli. Leopold Stokowski conducts on crutches as the chorus and ensemble heighten mood. final love awakening lacks Puccini's hand but the production ranks among the season's best.
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Sally Hill
Metropolitan Opera
Turandot
China
Leopold Stokowski
Metropolitan
Brigit Nilssohn
Franco Corelli
Calaf
Ping
Pang
Pong
Anne Moffi
Liu
Puccini
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
N.Y
Eleanor Traube
Susan B. Kaufman
M. Anna Boscan
Comie Brown
Joan Gordon Roselle Kurland
Barbara Posen
Cornelia Navari
Barbara Blumenreich
Rosalind F, Marshack Joy Felsher
Tania Osadca
Jane Ruben
Eleanor A. Weber
Natalie Chaliff
Myrna Bogatz
Rita Schneider
Joar Gordon
Roselle Kurland
Connie Brown
Loraine Botkin
Ronmnie Olman
Joan Schulman
Naomi Weintraub
Judy Lefkowitz
Nancy Mittelsteadt
Esther Bro
Barbara Schwartz
Sisan Road
Shoshanna Sofaer
Marjorie Schulte
Representative Assembly
Martha’ Clark
Jack Beeson
Columbia Music Department
Doris
William Blake
Marian P. Thompson
Morningside International Stu
Social Council
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