Work Of Holmes And Locke Highlights Dorm Art Exhibit
Under Su san Kelz chairing the Dormitory Executive, the second annual dorm art show displays around forty paintings and photographs in Reid and Brooks Halls. Eight photos by Karen Tweedy Holmes stand out, including a close-up of the Columbia lion and a glass facade study. Ruth Locke contributes two works, an unsettling nude oil and a removing-group watercolor with abstract figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes and Locke
Susan Kelz
Reid and
Brooks Halls
Reidwain
Karen Tweedy Holmes
Miss Holmes
Columbia Lion
Law School
Ruth Locke
Robert Henri
Barnard Letters Cite Lack of Interest in Student Meetings
A Barnard College letter to the Spectator defends student government despite low turnout. It notes two meetings, 140 attendees at the first and about 50 at the second, and argues that nonattendance reflects information gaps rather than deliberate domination by a few girls. The piece urges participation and continued criticism as seeds of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Halpern
Barnard
Phoenix Theatre
Harvard
Arthur Kopit
England
New York
James Saunders
London
Harold Hobson
The
London Times
Peter Coe
Oliver
the Phoenix
Phoenix
East 74Th Street
Murphy Attends McGill World Affairs Conference
Jean Murphy, Sharon Block, and Nancy Terry returned from a three and a half day McGill Conference on World Affairs in Canada. Delegates from forty five colleges and universities discussed International Regionalism with diverse student backgrounds sparking lively debates on the European Common Market and U S foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Murphy
Sharon Block
Nancy Terry
McGill
Miss. Murphy
Bibb Banjo and Real Feeling in Folk Music
The article praises the genuineness of folk music over technical precision. It notes Lapa Bibb’s noble voice and effort but suggests she failed to convey authentic feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bibb
Lapa Bibb
Evaluation of Barnard Undergrad system shows lack of initiative
Susan Halpern 64 says the new student government system at Barnard has failed to spark initiative. She notes apathy remains, with smaller active group and duties falling on Jenkin s, plans a study group and open meetings to discuss changes and a February referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Halpern
Barnard
Exec
Miss Halpern
Evening Cabaret Caps Barnard Parents Day Festivities
On Barnard College Parents Day 1963 the evening Smorgasbord Cabaret closed the celebration. Dr Harry Shapiro of the Museum of Natural History chaired the event and Nancy Leavin chaired entertainment. Students performed Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew directed by Kenneth Jones with Elizabeth Berliner and Henry Henderson. Jean T Palmer closed with a speech titled Who Makes Barnard Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shapiro
The
Museum of Natural History
Parents Day
Nancy Leavin
Barnard
Kenneth Jones
Latham Playhouse
Elizabeth Berliner
Henry Henderson
Columbia
Jean T. Palmer
Notable Dissent Cited in Editorial Remarks
The text records a dissent while stressing that the facts remain necessary, countering the Bulletin editorial claim of irrelevance. Names listed include Zane Berzins Arlene Katz Phyllis Klein Mada Lévine Janet Roach Shoshanna Sofaer Naomi Weintraub with a date of November 12, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Katz
Phyllis Klein
Mada Lévine
Shoshanna Sofaer
Naomi Weintraub
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loraine Botkin
Miss Locke
Elizabeth Brant
Christina Englund
Murphy
Marian Kirsch
Bulletin
Bibb
Lutheran
Arl Hall
Vent Luth
Church Lutheran
ST. Paul's Chapel
Physical Arts
Clinton Street
Heenpetend
Long Island
Halpern
By Ann Fleisher
Zane Berzins
Janet Roach
APT
St. Paul’s Chapel
Columbia University
Amsterdam Ave
117Th St
John E. Smith
Department of Philosophy
Yale University
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