Barnard Students Eligible For Two Literary Prizes
Barnard offers two student literary prizes for 1963. The Elizabeth Janeway Prize of $500 honors prose writing by undergraduates with three independent judges. entries due March 13. The Amy Loveman National Award, $1,000, asks for a home library proposal with an annotated bibliography and three reflective prompts, due April 30.
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Elizabeth Janeway
Katherine Gauss Jackson
Harper’s Magazine
John Hersey
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Robie Macauley
Kenyon Review
Janeway
English Department
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Amy Loveman
Varsity Show Premieres Original Hamlet Script Elsinore
Howard Kissel writes Elsinore an original musical based on Hamlet, chosen over rivals in the Columbia Players Varsity Show contest. The prize is typically 100 dollars. David Rubinson directs the May campus production with fall Bringing Beggar's Opera by John Gay to Wollman Auditorium for January 10 opening.
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Howard Kissel
Kissel
Columbia Players
Guys and Dolls
David Rubinson
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John Gay
Kurt Weil
Royce Rosenberg
Polly Peachum
Mack the Knife
Linda Brown
Lucy
David Robinson
Mr. Peachum
Wollman Auditorium
Fells Booth Hall
NSA Sponsors Conference on McCarran-Walter Act
The National Student Association Committee of Columbia University sponsors a conference at McMillin Theater this Saturday on the McCarran Act Its Implications for Students. Morning debate then discussion with Norman Dorsen David Haber Corliss Lamont Clark Foreman Carl Braden. Braden recently served a year in jail for refusing to answer questions about his political affiliations. Evening entertainment by Gil Turner. Admission for the full conference is 1.
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National Student Association Committee
Columbia University Student Council
McMillin Theater
Norman Dorsen
New York University Law School
David Haber
Rutgers University Law School
Corliss Lamont
American Humanist Association
Clark Foreman
Emergency Civil Liberties Union
Carl Braden
Southern Conference
Braden
House Committee On UN
Action group on campus backs issue oriented student candidates
Katz argued the party would boost student interest through informal campus discussions of issues and events. Council members warned that focusing on issues risked electing leaders who vanish after voting. Some urged a campus opinion group but Bainard tradition opposes backing candidates. Action would be accountable to itself and could be too reckless.
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Katz
Council
Bainard
Miss Katz
Blind Date Reflections Turn Candid and Wry on Campus
A narrator recalls a disastrous blind date and contrasts it with a memorable tall dark handsome date. The piece playfully laments awkward misreads and lost chances while celebrating the lingering appeal of a pleasant encounter and fond memories at Barnard.
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