Harvard Students Protest Diploma Language Change
Embattled Harvard undergraduates confront a second day of demonstrations over replacing Latin diplomas with English. Police used tear gas to disperse about 4 000 protesters as Philip Stone urged in Latin for Latin diplomas. The New Haven reference adds a broader cry against barbarism.
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Arts Programs Highlight College Events Nationwide
Colleges across the United States recognize the arts with varied programs. Smith College plans a multi discipline event featuring music poetry dance and drama. Wake Forest students perform Arthur Laurents Invitation to a March while Dartmouth actors rehearse Synge Playbox of the Western World.
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Columbia
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Enaly Genauer
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Wake Forest College
Arthur Laurent
Wake Forest
Dartmouth Thespians
John Millington Synge
Varsity Show Sags Under Conflicted Parody Aftermath
A review notes the recent Varsity Show suffers from a divided approach. Writers inject vintage songs and stock characters while the plot flails, leaving actors torn between serious theatre and the familiar Varsity Show gimmicks.
Group Creates Original Film By Columbia Students
University group Film Makers of Columbia plans a full length sound film this summer. Directors Nicholas Zill and David Orme Johnson will lead with Edouard De Lauret as technical director. Casting session Friday May 5 at 9 00 p m in Alpha Delta Phi house 526 West 114th Street. Contact MO 6 9138 for involvement.
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French Play Comes Alive with Harpagon and Valere
The play moves quickly and carries meaningful action despite unclear details. Melvin Blake as Harpag on delivers a convincing performance and Burnell Sitterly as Valere appears skilled, fueling the lively stage energy.
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Barnard Student Discussion and May Events Listed
Bulletin lists a Ayn Rand discussion on the Marie Torre Show with a May 6 bus trip from Barnard to Newark and a return by 3 pm. May 7 AA Spring Barbeque at Barnard Camp and May 15 info via Jake. Also notes talks at Columbia including Dr Belting May 12, Wilsdorf May 5, Krumm May 8, and a May 10 social work panel at Ferris Booth Hall.
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Lincoln
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Austin Clarkson
Channel 13
WTNA
Ayn Rand
Marie Torre
Newark
New Jersey
New York City
Barnard Camp
Jake
Citizenship Council
Ferris Booth Hall
Frederick Delliquadri
New York School of Social Work
Roy Kurihara
Manhattanville
Jack Goldberg
Columbia
Goldberg
Three Room Apartment Sublet For Summer Furnished
Sublet available June 1 to September 1 for a fully furnished three room apartment. Rent is $95 per month. Call AC 2838 evenings for details.
Tareyton Dual Filter Promises Mild Smooth Taste
The ad touts a unique inner activated charcoal filter that softens the cigarette flavor. It pairs with a white outer filter to balance taste, claiming Tareyton delivers the best taste of the best tobaccos.
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