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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1965
Page
4
The Martha Graham Company delivers masterful theater in a production at the 54th Street Theater. With only five performances left, the show promises enthralling dance for both fans and newcomers.
The Chicago- area piece recalls the Greek tragedy style as Peter Ruffet and Lawrence Stern lead a bold cast in a controversial staging. Andra Akers stands out as the Queen while Jill Clayburgh and Lynn Gara fola provoke attention during scenes with Lot’s daughters.
Dr Ruth Fox medical director of the National Council on Alcoholism called alcoholism a complicated disease in a Freshman Lecture on Considerations in the Use of Alcohol. She cited WHO views calling alcohol an addicting drug and outlined social psychological and physiological dependence with symptoms like amnesia loss of emotional control and guilt. She noted treatment advances via Alcoholics Anonymous group therapy hypnotism and a four day pill aiding patients to curb urges.
Barnard leadership debates tailoring education with new major options and earlier major declaration. Park urges five courses per semester for eager learners while Pack backs a subcommittee to review special majors. Panelists discuss verbal skills and student readiness in a wide ranging seminar.
A series of music listening hours welcomes all students in 304 and 305 Barnard Hall. Readings emphasize Music 1-2 material but are open to non registered attendees. Schedule posted outside 304 Barnard. consult Mr Kenneth Cooper in 709 Dodge or before sessions. Wednesdays 5:00 Fridays 12:00 and 5:00.
Mike Flag of the Columbia CORE chapter urges all sections of the student left wing to unite against domestic problems to counter President Johnson. Speaking at the Columbia Independent Committee on Vietnam meeting on Friday November 5 he argues solidarity at home blocks aggression abroad and cites the Vietnam war escalation as proof the protests have failed.
Economics Club invites attendees to hear Professor Peter B. Kenen discuss The Possibility of an Atlantic Community on Wednesday November 17 at 8 p.m. in Room 212 Ferris Booth Hall.
Professor Hofstadter links the 1951 McCarthy era to a paranoid political style and cites successor figures like Robert Welsh. He argues right wing writers begin with plausible premises then insist on conspiratorial proof, driven by a leap of imagination. The paranoia harms both the thinker and reality.
Students may submit any art form for display on the third floor of Barnard Hall. Contact class presidents Orah Saltzman 69 Judy Sollosi 68 Deanne Shapiro 67 Nancy Cowles 66 for details.
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