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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1961
Page
1
A Barnard College library exhibit condemns student vandalism with missing reserve volumes from Religion 9 and Religion 25 and Psychology 27. The editorial urges adherence to library rules, condemns book mutilation as theft against the academic community, and stresses the library as a center of integrity and honesty.
Wigs and Cues presents Bartholomew Fair with mixed results. Casts like Berkson and Kelley show versatility while others struggle with Jacobean humor and outdated idiom. Performances emphasize the low life backdrop and moments of vitality amid overall tonal drift.
The Weather Bureau style station sits unused on Milbank Hall roof, built last year by Buildings and Grounds. Geography 1 students observe twice during two-week window each year and record storms and weather changes with a thermograph barograph and maximum minimum thermometers.
Linda Schwartz presents a new Beanstalk musical for children at the Martinique Theater in New York. Clay Boland Jr provides music and lyrics while the Peppermint Players, a Martinique company, perform for young audiences and private shows.
Claudio Arrau appears at Wollman Auditorium November 17 performing Mozart Liszt and Beethoven with proceeds benefiting Columbia College Scholarship Fund. Carnegie Hall hosts contemporary works November 8 under Richard Korn by the Orchestra of America. From the Second City opens at the Royal Theatre offering satirical Broadway fare. An acting workshop at the School of the Acting Company teaches Stanislavski based technique. Marc Chagall stained glass windows at MoMA open November 19 for Jerusalem’s Hadassah Center. St Paul’s Chapel concert November 19 features Purcell Handel Bach plus Di rector Searle Wight piece. Kaethe Kollwitz etchings and prints exhibited at Barnard through December 4.
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