NSA backs literacy bill and right to vote in 1960s stance
The US National Student Association endorses the Mansfield Dirksen literacy bill calling for a sixth grade literacy sufficiency to vote. It condemns biased literacy tests, cites Mississippi and other states, and urges students to help individuals register and exercise their voting rights.
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Mississippi
Robert F. Kennedy
Civil Right Commission
United States Student Association
Cantiga Origins and Renaissance Voices Enter Columbia Concert
The piece traces Alfonso X court's diverse creators and Cantigas influence while highlighting Renaissance Spanish songs performed by New York Pro Musica under Noah Greenberg at Columbia. The blend of Christian Hebraic Arabic flavors with folk tunes delivered intense, cross cultural resonance with modern audiences. Encore and appreciation to the Spanish Department.
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Alfonso
Gilbert Chase
Spain
New York Pro Musica
Noah Greenberg
Columbia
For Sale Two Seats on Columbia Flight Paris to New York
Columbia students or faculty offered two seats on a chartered flight from Paris to New York on September 6. Price is $125 each. Contact Janet Brick or Loraine Botkin UN 5-3000.
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Paris
New York
Janet Brick
Loraine Botkin
Ulanov Receives 1962 Guggenheim for Biblical Study
Professor Barry Ulanov of Barnard earns a 1962 Guggenheim Fellowship to study the rhetoric of love rooted in Solomon’s Song of Songs. He has broad interests from jazz to languages and teaches modern literature and style at Columbia affiliates.
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Ulanov
Columbia University
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Columbia
Julliard School
America
Kandiland Karnival planned by Class of 63 for local kids
The Kandiland Karnival will be held Saturday May 12 from 1 30 to 4 pm with a puppet show magician and obstacle course as main attractions. About 200 neighborhood children are expected supervised by the Morningside organizations and faculty members invited. Campus groups run booths and local merchants provide food and decorations while WKCR may supply advertising spots.
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Ellen Schwarz
Manhattanville Youth Center
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Brownies
Corpus Christi School
Nicholas Zuckerman
Columbia
Wheel of Fortune
Sophs Name Pamela Ween Junior Show Chairman
Pamela Ween of the class of 1964 has been named next year's Junior Show Chairman by the class Executive Committee. She reports the class is talented and ready to help, with the show to involve as many members as wish to participate in the Barnard Columbia collaboration with script submissions being considered.
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Freshman Handbook Editor Named at Barnard Class of 1965
Susan Rothberg has been chosen as Freshman Handbook Editor for 1965 at Barnard. Barbara Shekein and Vicky Spiegel, both class of 1965, will serve as Assistant Editors. They aim to reflect diverse freshman experiences and enhance orientation with photos and contact numbers. Barbara Morgenstern was named 1965 Social Chairman to foster Columbia relations and coordinated activities, with plans for Reid Hall events and ticket deals.
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Barbara Shekein
Vicky Spiegel
Miss Rothberg
Barnard
Miss Spiegel
Miss Shekein
Barbara Morgenstern
Columbia
German Club Presents Brecht Play The Good Woman from Sezuan
The German Club sponsors a German language production of Der Gute Mensch von Sezuan to be staged May 16 and 17 in Minor Latham Playhouse. Director Lee Baxandall, known for Caucasian Chalk Circle, leads Susan Schoenfeld and Don Briscoe in the roles of Shen Te and Sun.
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Sezuan
Latham Playhouse
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Wisconsin
Brecht Theater
Berlin
Susan Schoenfeld
Shen Te
Sun
Don Briscoe
Journal staff praised for literary success and finances
At yesterday’s meeting the Undergraduate Journal editor Juds Morganroth ’63 spoke on the magazine’s literary success and financial difficulties. A motion commending the journal staff for excellence was read into the minutes.
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Juds Morganroth
Muinutes
Barnard Camp Weekend Offers Fresh Air and Relaxation
Yvonne Groseil notes Barnard Camp provides outdoor activity to relieve worries and build muscles, with year round access for students alumnae and faculty. A weekend visit or weeklong stay lets families join, at low cost, and a Barbecue is planned for Sunday May 6 to invite a tour and test a weekend stay.
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Yvonne Groseil
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