National Service Corps debates at American University
Two weeks ago a conference of US National Student Association members at American University discussed Kennedy's proposed domestic Peace Corps. Delegates called the idea tepid and warned the plan could fail to address local needs without prior requests from communities.
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Thanks to Wolin at Linrens Library Staff
A note of appreciation to Wolin at Linrens staff for keeping the library open during spring break. The library will operate 6am to 3pm Monday through Friday and April 5 from 2 to 6 pm and April 7. The writers thank the staff for supporting students recovering from midterms.
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Japanese Ukiyo-yo Show Opens with Rare Woodblocks
An exhibition of fifteen rare original Japanese color prints from the 18th and 19th centuries opens in the James Room today. Presented by the New York State Council on the Arts, the Cooper Union Museum collection includes Utamaro Hiroshige Harunobu and Hokusai, with pieces from The Thirty Six Views of Fuji.
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Richard P. Wunder
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Ski Club Plans Four Day Stowe Trip
Columbia Ski Club invites University members to a four day trip to Stowe Vermont beginning Sunday March 31. A chartered bus departs College Walk at 3 pm with beginners and advanced skiers welcome. Cost is 22 dollars for transport and 750 dollars per night for lodging with two meals.
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Live Music Goes Off Air Barnard Series Remains
After twenty years on the air the WQXR string quartet is cancelled by the station ending an era of live music on radio. Opposition from Columbia students cites a $30,000 annual cost and sparse sponsorship. Flyers urge protest to the New York Times and WOXBH and demand the quartet’s return to air. The March Music for an Hour concert will feature Vivaldi Britten and Beethoven with Alice Artzt 65 soloing a Vivaldi guitar concerto and others performing Beethoven and Schubert pieces in the James Room at o o'clock.
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Library dispute over overdue book correctness and honor board
A student recounts returning an overdue book and paying the fine, only to be billed again after library staff could not locate the volume. The matter was reviewed by the Honor Board Chairman, revealing misalignment in jurisdiction. The book was found after intervention, prompting calls to reevaluate library rules to protect the innocent and punish the guilty.
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Honor Board
Gail Radison
Spring theater and concert offerings for Barnard and NYC
Barnard students may escape exams with a Broadway night and a Milky Way wrapper exchange for a free ticket with purchase for DO YOU KNOW THE MILKY WAY at Gramercy Arts Theatre. Leopold Stokowski leads the American Symphony at Carnegie Hall on March 28 in the Silver Pilgrimage Symphony by Hovhanes.
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