Is This Honor A Barnard View Of The Honor System
The piece critiques the pure honor concept in college life noting mixed adoption at Seven College Conference members. It highlights Barnard’s limited application with an organized judiciary, fines, attendance checks, and September exams while praising honest conduct in examinations and questioning broader reliance on personal honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven College
Barnagh
Honor Board
Court of Proctors
Barnard
Our Aging Grass at Barnard Lawn Debris Clash
The Barnard campus scene centers on lawn exposure and dunchtume debris at lunch. Faculty and Student Council debate signs urging student cleanup and consider harsher measures to keep the lawn clear, threatening removal if littering persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Faculty Committee
Student Council
The Voice of the Sea at Columbia Players 1957 Varsity Show
A Columbia University review praises The Voice of the Sea as an unpretentious pleasant show. David Rosen shines as star writer conductor and performer with strong supporting turns by Betts McCormick Peter Leventhal and others. The production earns high marks for directing staging and design, while criticizing its thematic content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Players
David Rosen
Betts McCormick
Sanford Shukat
Donald Schwarz
Rosen
Milburn Smith
Miss McCormick
Peter Leventhal
Leventhal
Evelyn Lerner
Jerry Monroe
Bolger
Joanna Bressler
Leon Satran
Martin Silverstein
Schwarz
Carlotta Ties
Columbia
Spring Art Run At Uptown Museums With Major Exhibits
Uptown art lovers anticipate a busy spring as the Metropolitan hosts a French sculpture show featuring Rodin Degas Bourdelle Despiau Maillol Brancusi. Highlights include Rodin bronzes and a Brancusi brass head along with Degas H C Havemeyer pieces and Maillol Herakles. Also on view Sao Paulo collection leaves May 5 and Tomioka Tessai’s first US show closes soon. Greek vase display continues, featuring Amasis Berlin Altamura painters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum-Trotters
Rodin
Degas
Bourdelle
Despiau
Maillol
Brancusi
H. C. Havemeyer
Herakles
Sao Paulo
New York
Tomioka Tessai
Amasis
Ber Jlin
Altamura
F. H
Opera Gala Fascinates Audience at Carnegie Hall
Betsy Ross reports on a de Paul Opera Gala at Carnegie Hall featuring excerpts from Four Saints in Three Acts Carmen Jones and Porgy and Bess. The program showcased American themes with Gershwin Hammerstein and Thomson Stein works highlighting a distinctly American operatic voice. Inez Matthews delivered a standout solo performance amid a strong orchestra led by Leonard de Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
Virgil Thomson
Gertrude Stein
Carmen Jones
George Gershwin
Barcelona
Europe
Oscar Hammerstein
Seville
United States
Porgy and
Bess
Gershwin
Oscar Hammerstein II
Bizet
Carmen
Inez Matthews
Hts
Leonard de Paul
Letters to Editor on bulletin misprint and registration notice
A reader questions an April 25 editorial reference to an enigmatically messaged blackboard. The letter argues the April 11 notice by Miss Carlson and the writer explaining the revised registration procedure was not printed as requested, causing confusion about the signup method. The writer notes the administration followed the scheduled publicity, but Bulletin did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Miss Carlson
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Judith Smith
Debby Zucker
Marise Sussa
Personnel News
Francoise Dearden
Audrey-Ann Appel, Joan Kent
Enid Reichel
Ruth Helf and
Diana Rosenberg
Audrey Smith
By Rachel Mayer
Adam
Eve
Love
Psyche
Orpheus
Eurydice
God
Senes In
Betsy Ross
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