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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1957
Page
3
Lee Strassberg, director and artistic head of Actors' Studio, spoke at the Drama Colloquium about the actor's problem. He praised the Stanislavski Method for young actors, arguing it teaches basic principles to avoid trial and error and notes acting has long been difficult.
President Millicent McIntosh and Controller Forrest Abbott will discuss a tuition hike at an open meeting of the Representative Assembly on November 7. The talk follows recommendations by Devereux Josephs that students shoulder more costs, including possible loans and higher faculty salaries, with Brown University noting potential tuition doubling by 1970. The assembly will replace the usual meeting.
The Dean's List for the past academic year includes 71 upperclassmen led by twenty seven seniors headed by Roslyn Gerber Nitzberg and Jane Reynolds Corcillo. Juniors earning distinction include Miriam Cushman and Nancy Farriss, with additional 1959 entrants Deborah Schoen and Eve lyn Landau among sophomores noted.
Tess Kourkoumelis was elected Greek Games Chairman of the Class of 1961 at a freshman meeting last Thursday. Nominations were made for Vice President, with elections upcoming. Vice presidential candidates include Lenore Abramson Leslie Bunim Eleanor Epstein Lois Ginsberg Joan Rosef and Carol Van Buskirk.
Commercial signage at Barnard on North Lawn promotes Wigs and Cues production of Summer and Smoke for November 9 and 10. Observers note the Burma Shave style signs aimed at students as they walk Milbank to Barnard, causing confusion and frustration.
Professor Robert McOfee Brown of Union Theological Seminary says Albert Camus despite denying Christian faith still disputes faith. He discusses Camus existentialism and The Fall where a lawyer unaffected by sin confesses to implicate humanity. Camus may be closer to grace than some Christians.
Barnard students invited to a Wednesday talk by Miss Elizabeth Staley head of the Intern Trainee Unit at the New York State Civil Service Commission. The event aims to outline Public Administration Internship Training Program and Professional Career Test opportunities.
English professor Edgar Johnson at City College, author of Charles Dickens His Triumph and Tragedy, argued at the English Conference that Dickens reshaped his undisciplined heart and art into symmetry and form. He cited David Copperfield as the central case, with recurring imagery linking Bleak House, Little Dorrit, and Our Mutual Friend.
Due to the election day holiday no Bulletin will be issued Thursday. The next regular issue will appear Monday. Probationary staff should report to the Annex office Thursday afternoon.
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