Symposium Finds Artist and Society Mutual Responsibility
At the first CUSC Annual Conference symposium on The Pace and Future of the Creative Arts in America, participants debated the artist’s place in society and the public’s responsibility to art. Notable figures included Untermeyer Gutman Kerstein Goodrich Grayson Saudek Marek Valency Dali Rice Hurst Adams Yurka Gould Schneider and Bergler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUSC
America
Louis Untermeyer
John Gutman
Metropolitan Opera Company
Lincoln Kerstein
City Center Ballet Company
Lloyd Goodrich
Whitney Museum
Richard Grayson
Shakespeare Theater
Straford
Connecticut
Robert Saudek
Omnibus
George Marek
RCA Victor Records
Norris Houghton
Barnard
English
Phoenix Theater
Maurice Valency
Columbia
Salvador Dali
Elmer Rice
Edmund Bergler
Fannie Hurst
Leonie Adams
Blanche Yurka
Morton Gould
Daniel Schneider
Bergler
Rice
Celebrities Discuss Futures for United States Art Scene
At Columbia University two day conference closing sessions featured Babette Deutsch Padraic Colum Harriet Van Horne Sigmund Spaeth Peppino Mangravite and others offering views on poetry television music and visual arts They urged national support for artists and noted government funds and programs aiding arts initiatives including a Porgy and Bess tour and three new federal patronage bills from Congressman Frank Thompson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Columbia University Student Council
Babette Deutsch
Padraic Colum
Harriet van Horne
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Sigmund Spaeth
Peppino Mangravite
Father Ford urges youth to defend rights for world peace
priest Father George B. Ford of Corpus Christi spoke at the Noon Meeting on today’s world and youth’s equipment to handle it. He urged extending democratic ideals to colonial nations and warned against denying rights to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Ford
George B. Ford
Corpus Christi
Columbia University
United States
Ford
Class of 1905 Enjoy Games and Notes Changes
Five members of the Class of 1905 attended Greek Games on Saturday and compared it with earlier events from 1908. Mrs James Schneider praised the event and costumes, while Edith Wells called the Games lovely and finished. Dr Marion Loew recalled cruder past contests and youthful energy renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schneider
Edith Wells
Barnard
Marion Loew
Loew
Dr. Loew
Junior Class Elects Officers at March Meeting
A junior class meeting led by President Liz Heavy elected officers for the upcoming senior year. Carmen del Pilar won the vice presidency over three opponents, Lois Bruce became secretary, Tessie Efthimson took treasurer, and ten delegates were chosen for next year's representative assembly. Barbara Foley reported on a proposed good grooming and posture course for seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liz Heavy
Latham Drama Workshop
Carmen del Pilar
Nancy Brilliant
Ruth Lanter
Pat Pomboy
Lois Bruce
Mona Cowen
Tessie Efthimson
Sara Barr
Representative Assembly
Cynthia Bachner
Sarah Barr
Tony Crowley
Cherie Gaines
Peggy Gilcher
Piri Halasz
Julie Huck
Louise Sadler
Barbara Foley
Physical Education Department
Greek Games 57 win second title by five points
The class of 1957 swept to a five point victory over the freshmen at the fifty-second Greek Games held Saturday. Final score 52.5 to 47.5 with sophomores claiming torch race and most events. Sophs also excelled in costumes dance and choreography, while freshmen won in discus hurdling hoop-rolling and torch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Debrunner
Elizabeth MacPherson
Rosamond Greeley
Mary Janet Slifer
Sophs
Debbie Stashower
Sue Israel
Margot Lyons
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Creative Arts
U.S
U.S. Art
Toreh
Doris Perlman
Pamela Alexander
Toby Goldman
Piri Halas
Nancy Sendler
Anne Morris
Wendy Wison
Demeter
Persephone
Aenrenvevedey
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