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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1961
Page
8
The article argues for thoughtful treatment of important subjects in film displays. It suggests allowing a panel of field authorities after presentations to clarify ambiguities and correct errors, while acknowledging a country has a right to present itself positively.
The school outlines a long range development program to expand medical office facilities and relieve overcrowding as 1425 students use the Annex and James Room. Helen Reid Hall opening will push resident students into the former faculty dining space, while rehearsal rooms and mail boxes remain insufficient for clubs and events. The proposed Student Center is a key step to keeping Barnard a top educational institution with improved facilities.
The Hofstra Chronicle reports on student government courses and end-of-session tests. Iowa College expands its Honors Program to freshmen for accelerated core work. Dartmouth College replaces biology related majors with a single biology major for non graduate tracks and applied bioscience study.
Editor Anatole Chujoy of Dance Magazine reviews the 1960 61 New York dance season as exciting yet unsettled. He notes Martha Graham dominates modern dance, criticizes New York City Ballet for themed revivals and novelties, and highlights Mrs John F Kennedy's interest as a potential boon for ballet publicity.
The cast including Dolores Mirto and Irene Rubenstein impressed with their support roles and resonant voices. Mrs. Rodriguez directed well, Da Cal designed costumes, and Marcial Rodriguez handled lighting. The afternoon proved a total J. R. success.
The budget discussion covers Focus and Wigs and Cues, Political and Social Councils seeking more funds, plus raised allowances for National Students Association conference delegates. Debate Council likely faces a cut, and several groups have not submitted requests yet. Miss Sweet notes no definite allotments, but redistribution may be needed due to higher publication costs.
The GNRP aims to raise standards to New York Housing Bureau levels while supporting cultural institutions like Barnard and Columbia. It prioritizes selective renewal over widespread razing, evaluating each structure on its own value. The plan should be finished this summer and then go to the Board of Estimate, with federal approval to follow.
College Parlor shows a Joline Collection of antique keyboard instruments in a Collegium Musicum Concert this Wednesday at 8 30. The display includes a sixteenth century Italian spinet a seventeenth century Italian harpsichord a Beethoven era piano around 1820 by Clementi and a 1909 clavichord by Arnold Dolmetsch for the Chickering Piano Company. President Millicent C McIntosh and Professor Lucyle Hook support restoration of the spinet clavichord and the old pianoforte by an expert instrument builder.
The Ted Kremer Society organized a charity event on Columbia University's Low Memorial Plaza to raise funds for the Easter Seals Foundation. Four caricaturists charged 1.50 each, Village paintings were sold, and 30 percent of proceeds from art went to Easter Seals. the Columbia University Band performed from four to six p.m.
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