Tiger at Gates of November Play Brings Destiny Theme Alive
Rehearsals for Tigers at the Gates evoke a timeless drama about destiny. The Ellen Terry directed piece follows Troy and Greece figures as they confront fate with modern tensions. Four nights run November 14 to 17 with student discounts and advance reservations at Minor Latham Theater.
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Greece
Troy
Paris
Helen Andromache
Hector
Ulysses
Cassandra
Ellen Terry
Minor Latham Playhouse
Rita Stein
Camilla Trinchieri
Leslie Ann Brownrigg
Ariadne Scelsi
Philip Wohlstetter
Richard Gilmore
Kenneth Haas
Howard Kissell
William Shorr
Sasha Hourwich
Harry Henderson
Jake
Latham Theater
AAUP Eyes Mississippi Over Academic Freedom Fight
The AAUP council in Washington weighs action if Mississippi retaliates against Ole Miss professors opposing Governor Barnett’s segregationist policies. It could revoke the university’s accreditation or aid fired faculty, while letters warn officials to protect freedom of students and faculty.
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Washington
American Association of University Professors
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
AAUP
U.S
Ole Miss
University of Mississippi
Barnett
Citizens Councils
Bookstore Finds Saving Of Books Creates Problems
The Columbia University Bookstore faced hoarding issues as students kept used books, while the new dividend plan drew favorable reactions. The 1961 62 year ended with a net income of 7 857 dollars and plans to source more used books were discussed by the Student Faculty Advisory Committee on the Bookstore.
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Columbia
Columbia University
Richard P. Youtz
Frankie Stein
Barnard
Grothe Provides Advice For Pressured Students
A Barnard Medical Department psychiatric social worker, Mrs. Lila Grothe, led a Tuesday evening discussion on dealing with pressures faced by students. She functions as a non academic confidant, noting instructors are not ideal judges of personal troubles.
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Lila Grothe
Barnard Medical Department
Majors Meeting Covers Dreams Culture and Careers
Psychology of dreams lecture and eye movement study by Judith Antrobus with caveats. Government panel on summer jobs at UN, VOA, East Asian affairs, and Rhodesia. Culture in Britain discussed with American imports like jazz. Japanese education compared by Herbert Passin. Castilla studied by Victor Fuentes. Areas Studies colloquium set for February 12 on women's social position, with Beauvoir and Hunt works as background.
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England
Harriet Schaffer
United Nations
Kay Mosely
U.s.1.a
Voice of America
Janet Hart
Washington
Frankie Stein
Southern Rhodesia
Britain
Chilton Williamson
Sidney Burrell
Herbert Passin
Castilla
Victor Fuentes
Simone de Beauvoir
Morton M. Hunt
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Barnard’s Gates
By Mada Levine
U. of Miss
College Washington Press Service
The
Southern Association of College and Schools
Atlanta
Association
Grothe
GIBBS
Katharine Gibbs
Seche
Boston
Mass
York
Montclair
Providence
Marlborough Street
Park Avenue
Plymouth Street
Angell Street
Judith Antrobus
Klingenstein Pavillion
Mount Sinai Hospital
Antrobus
Despina
Amsterdam Ave
New York
N.Y
Broadway
Beggar's Opera
By John Gay
Columbia Players
F.B.H
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