73 Alumnae Officers Nominations Open for Class of 1973
Nominations are open for Class of 1973 alumnae officers to serve through the fifth reunion. Officers include President Vice President Secretary Treasurer and Fond Chairwomen with duties defined. No nominations may be made in the Alumnae Office through April 30. Balloting at the May Wine and Cheese Party. On Tuesday May 1 seniors will receive invitations by mail.
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Fond
Barnard Fund
Milbank
Summer Work Study 1973 Applications Now Available
Financial Aid Office at 106 Milbank announces Summer Work Study applications for students on financial aid only. Deadline is April 15. For more information contact the Financial Aid Office.
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Financial Aid
Milbank
Financial Aid Office
Harvard Public Health Announces New Graduate Degree Program
Harvard School of Public Health announces a new graduate degree to train health planners analysts and managers with medical and managerial focus. Faculty from Kennedy School and Business School will teach with biology and mathematics as prerequisites. Deadline contact registrar 55 Shattuck Street Boston MA 02113. Blood drive at Columbia University April 9 10 11 by Greater New York Blood Program requests donation of two pints to support five hospitals.
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Graduate School of Public Heath
Harvard Univversity
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard School of Public Health
Shattuck Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Greater New York
Barnard Extends Blood Drive Call as Shortage Persists
In December 1972 a New York area blood shortage emergency arose because donors forgot their obligation. Barnard College pledged to protect bodies and families with limitless blood credit and noted its own 1971 contribution exceeded 120 pints, hoping for a higher figure in the current drive.
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New York
Barnard
October Graduates and Players Annual Update
The deadline for filing diploma name cards for the October 1973 degree is May 11, obtainable from the Registrar's Office. The Players announce performances through April 8 on Fridays and Saturdays evenings and Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m. U.T.B.U. by James Kirkwood is their most ambitious production to date with a four level set. The cast of ten includes seven visually impaired or totally blind actors and three sighted guests, including a seven year old. The totally blind learn via Braille scripts from The Lighthouse Transcribing Service. Limited vision members use large type scripts. After learning lines they memorize stage movements, furniture locations and exits.
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U.T.B.U
James Kirkwood
Tony Randall
Thelma Ritter
Lighthouse
Gail Sheehy to Speak on Prostitution Policy at Barnard
Gail Sheehy, a New York Magazine journalist, will address Prostitution: Legalize Decriminalize Enjoy at 4 p.m. in College Parlor Barnard Hall. The Barnard Urban Studies Program sponsors the lecture for all students.
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Gail Sheehy
New York Magazine
College Parlor
Barnard
David
Pimp
Ms. Sheehy
Delacourt Press
University of Vermont
Columbia School of Journalism
Columbia
Margaret Mead
Alicia Patterson Foundation
Polysci Get Together at McIntosh Center
The Political Science Department sponsors a student faculty get together on Thursday April 5 from 12 to 2 in the Jean Palmer Room. Attendees may discuss course offerings staffing of courses and suggestions for Staff Student Activities for next year. Both majors and non majors invited. Refreshments served.
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Jean Palmer
McIntosh Center
Lighthouse Players mark 50th year with new production
The Lighthouse Players celebrate their 50th anniversary by opening a new show titled Unhealthy to be Unpleasant at The Lighthouse Little Theatre located at 111 East 59th Street. The Thursday evening performance starts on April 5 at 8 o'clock.
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Lighthouse Players
U.T.B.U
Lighthouse Little Theatre
East 59Th Street
Women Learn From Women workshop tapes shown at Center
The Women’s Center invites Barnard and Columbia communities to hear recordings of two February workshops from the Women Learn From Women conference. Sessions titled Women in Search of Autonomy and Women over Thirty will be played on April 4 at 3 00 P M in the Women’s Center with coffee available.
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Women's Center
Barnard
Columbia
LNS Seeks Women for Editorial and Graphics Work
Liberation News Service invites women to join its nine person collective for full time movement work. Editorial duties include writing, editing and story selection from the underground press while graphics staff handle photos, collages and contributor outreach. Low pay and long hours accompany the role.
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Liberation News Service
LNS
Australia
Chile
France
Tanzania
Vietnam
Zambia
Underground press revival call to join liberation news
A terse notice from Liberation News Service invites readers to join the revival of underground press work. It provides contact at 160 Claremont Ave New York NY 10027 and a phone number 212 749 2200 for interested parties.
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Derground Press
Liberation News Service
Claremont Ave
New York
It’s All Right To Be Woman Theatre Event
The Women's Center presents its stories from our lives theatre as part of the Women’s Theatre Festival on March 29 at 7 00 p m in Barzard gym. Women only requested and a suggested donation of 1 50 is asked.
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The
Women’s Center
Barzard Gym
Barnard College Theatre to stage The Girl from Samos
Members of Barnard College Theatre Company present Menander's The Girl from Samos honoring Visiting Gildersleeve Lecturer T B L Webster. The comedy runs Wednesday to Friday March 28 29 and 30 at 5 30 in the James Room. admission is free. Director Donald Pace leads Tammy Burstein Tybee Brett Joe Fazio Jeff Fisch Inkyoung Kim Theo Mamouneas Sue Magella Steven Pidgeon and Roger Thompson in the cast.
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Barnard College Theatre Company
Acting Studio
Gildersleeve
T.B.L. Webster
Menander
Samos
James Room
Tammy Burstein
Tybee Brett
Joe Fazio
Jeff Fisch
Inkyoung Kim
Theo Mamouneas
Sue Magella
Steven Pidgeon
Roger Thompson
Donald Pace
Thieu is Coming Protests Target Saigon Regime Visit
Antiwar groups plan demonstrations in 20 cities during Thieu's U S visit on April 16. In New York City, Student Mobilization Committee and National Peace Action Coalition call a picket of the Saigon Mission to the United Nations on April 5 at First Avenue and 49 Street from 6 7 p.m. The action demands no U S support for Thieu and no imposed regimes. Also Barnard Film Society screens The Wild One with Marlon Brando at Lehman Auditorium at 7 and 9 p.m. Donations are $1.00.
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U.S
Thieu
Saigon
United States
New York City
Student Mobilization Committee
National Peace Action Coalition
United Nations
First Avenue
49 Street
SE Asia
Focus It Photo Gallery Opens Every Evening in NYC
Located at 163 West 74th Street in New York City Focus It Photo Gallery welcomes visitors nightly. Enjoy quality photographs with coffee tables for solo moments or social conversations. no admission charge and open to all.
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Focus It Photo
West 74Th St
Nyc
Erotic Garden opens at Women's Interart Center gallery
A new art environment titled Erotic Garden by a group of women artists opens Saturday March 24 at the Women's Interart Center on the 10th floor. Running through April 14, the exhibit invites visitors to enter a series of inflated vinyl and cloth giant flowers and a large swaying bloom, then explore erotic installations including fortune cookie messages, a penis pillow, a wall of breasts, a vagina hammock and a womb-dome with mirrored bodies and air brush paintings. Public interaction includes registering responses and, on announced evenings, experiences with slide projections and mirrors. Open daily 2 to 5 p.m. For more information call 246-6570.
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Women's Interart Center
Arbitrator and lawyers reach compromise in Columbia room cancellation talks
In a continued negotiation, Carol presents a 35.42-39.58 proposal and both sides agree to it. The arbitrator, speaking personally about his ties to Bucknell, notes he supports workable solutions. The column notes changes to Columbia cancellation procedures aligning with a cited case, with further changes foreseen.
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Carol
Howard
Bucknell
Columbia
Spectator
Carol Gross
Columbia University
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