Electra at Columbia Players Falters Amid Stilted Action
The Columbia Players production of Giraudoux Electra shows weak accents and excessive gesturing. Director Alan Brody paces too slowly and the Wollman stage feels oversized. Sets by Daniel Morse distract, and Stefan Rudniki struggles with balance as Aegisthus on a moving platform.
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Electra
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Dorm Exec Sponsors Fireside Talk Series At Dorm
Dorm Exec will sponsor a fireside chat on The Hol of the Social Worker on November 18 with Cresusbia Citizenship Council. The series aims to discuss current topics for dorm residents including later talks on dating and crime in Morningside. An open meeting on the honor system is set for November 11 at 7 30 p.m.
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New York
Cyrano DeBergerac at Wollman Auditorium Curtain Call
The Board of Managers presents Cyrano De Bergerac tomorrow in Wollman Auditorium at 8 and 9:15 pm. Admission is 50 cents with CUID. A MUFUTOM event with Sue Dickes follows in the Lion's Den from 9 to 12 pm.
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Cuid
Sue Dickes
Lion’s den
Bulletin Board and Scholarships Notice
A Gick Gemees demonstration is set for Tuesday from 12 to 1 likely. All freshmen and sophomore transfers must attend. Katherine Gibbs Scholarships offer seniors full tuition plus 500 cash. The Pulitzer Fellowship in Critical Winning invites applications with Feb 20 1965 deadline. An Mademoiselle College Competition info session is at 4:00 p.m. November 11 in the Deanery with magazine representatives.
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Katherine Gibbs School
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John Hohenberg
Mademoiselle College
Budget Funds Allocated to Student Handbooks and Show
The Representative Assembly approved undergraduate budget allocations for the Student Handbook 2000 and Freshman Handbook 500, with unused funds reverting to the Undergraduate Association. Junior Show receives 400 with a 950 budget and 600 revenue forecast. excess beyond 60 from ticket sales returns to Undergrad up to 400. Rita Sclow seeks 700 for the Undergraduate Journal. administration funding asked.
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Rita Sclow
Judicial Council Seeks Clearer Procedure Clarifications
The Judicial Council meets to clarify its procedures and decides to write decisions for cases with majority and minority viewpoints. New member AM. oalon Ross, 63, joins the Council. Nancy Dat Campbell, 635, notes suggest changes. The council considers how by laws and constitutional provisions govern its process and potential overrides by the Representative Assembly.
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Noon Speaker Analyzes China’s Communist Modernization
Dr. Karl A. Wittfogel of Columbia assessed China since the Communist takeover using three criteria. He cited man’s relation to nature, manipulation of fellow humans, and inner self as key measures of progress and warned of a power oriented system and social alienation under total managerial control.
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Freshman Teas Scheduled Through March at the Deanery
Freshman teas to be held in the Deanery begin this month and run through March. About thirty students and ten faculty members will be invited to each tea, including resident and non-resident students, chosen to represent all class parts alphabetically with broad geographic variety.
Daniel Bell To Address Thursday Noon Meeting
Professor Daniel Bell will speak Thursday at noon on labor and society. The talk comes as Bell, a former Columbia and Cornell faculty member, has held positions including managing editor of the New Leader and labor editor roles at Fortune.
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New Leader
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Fortune
Mlle Announces Contest for Guest Editors at Barnard
Barnard students may compete for 20 Mademoiselle Gust Editorships in the magazine’s College Board Competition. Eligible entrants can also enter contests in college fiction poetry and a one act play.
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Mademoiselle Gust
Mademoiselle
Conde-Nast
Freshmen Elect Four Additional Class Officers
Mergie Stein was elected treasurer and Lynn Gordon class historian of the class of 68 at last Monday's meeting. Sherry Turner and Stephanie Wunder were elected chairman and assistant chairman of Greek Games for the class of 68. All-class projects were approved including the Barnard-Columbia calendar adoption of an orphan and a Magazines to Asia program.
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Mergie Stein
Lynn Gordon
Sherry Turner
Stephanie Wunder
Barnard- Columbia
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