Genet's Deathwatch At Columbia Players Ends as Unresolved Drama
Last week's Columbia Players staged Genet's Deathwatch where three prisoners clash over a condemned man. The play's powerful material rarely becomes fully realized as it probes crime and free will, though Ken Haas Bruce Feld and Alan Brody deliver strong performances. The curtain raiser The Dock Brief, featuring Howie Kissel and Dudley Ryder, provides a lighter, deftly staged foil.
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Ken Haas
Green
Bruce Feld
le Franc
Alan Brody
John Mortimer
Howie Kissel
Dudley Ryder
Barnard 75th Anniversary invites Queen Frederika debate
Letters to the Editor defend Barnard College’s Diamond Jubilee invitation to Queen Frederika. They argue the queen’s village education efforts benefit poor areas and should not be dismissed as politics. Authors urge polite reception and focus on education needs over objections.
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Barnard
Frederika
Morningside Heights
McGill Conference Brings Notables To Discuss World Affairs
Speakers included Ernst B. Haas from Berkeley, Zbigniew Brzezinski of Columbia, J. C. Hurewitz of Columbia, Paul Martin Canadian External Affairs secretary, and S. O. Adebo Nigerian UN ambassador. Haas spoke on a united Europe, Brzezinski on the Soviet bloc, Hurewitz on the Middle East.
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McGill
Ernst B. Haas
University of California At Berkeley
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Columbia University
J. C. Hurewitz
Columbia
Paul Martin
S. O. Adebo
United Nations
Haas
Europe
Brzezinski
Hurewitz
Middle East
Near and Middle East
Focus editors plan writing and poetry workshops for students
Focus editors announce a second innovation with writing and poetry workshops for students. Participants with works in process may discuss them informally about once a month starting in December. The staff seeks well written pieces across forms and genres and welcomes wide participation.
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Focus Editors
Miss Kline
Owen Engel Masters Folk Flutes On WKCR And Carnegie
Owen Engel presents ethnic shepherd and folk flutes alongside a modern jazz group on WKCR with a Carnegie Hall concert planned for December 20. Afghan graduate student Ahmed Farid and Barr Forman of WKCR coordinate the international program to showcase world instruments through Columbia University radio and university facilities.
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Owen Engel
WKCR
Carnegie
Shepherd
Columbia
Engel
Barr Forman
Beecame
Ahmed Farid
Afghanistan
Ministry of Education
Forman
Carnegie Hall
College Bulletin Notes Talks and Events on Campus
Rabbi Martin Gordon discusses Essentials of Jewish Philosophy at 3 p.m. in Room 302 Barnard. Martha Graham film A Dancer's World shown Nov 19 at 1 p.m. Minor Latham Playhouse. Pre-Medical Society film Nov 12 at 12 noon in Room 302 Barnard. Vicki Ortiz speaks on her Cuba trip in College Parlor on the third floor of Bar. Inter-Collegiate Folk Festival Nov 29 at 9 p.m. at 16 Schermerhorn Street Downtown Brooklyn with $100 first prize and $50 second prize. call organizers after hours. Kosciusko Foundation essay contest prize $1000 for essays on The Meaning of Poland's Millennium. deadline May 15, 1964. Details from 15 East 65th Street, New York.
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Martin Gordon
Barnard
Martha Graham
Latham Playhouse
Department of Physical Education
Vicki Ortiz
Cuba
University
Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Twomey
Janice Stogniew
Kosciusko Foundation of
New York
Poland
East 65Th Street
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