Off Campus Spirit Caters To Students
Marian Pollett reviews Off Campus a new national magazine aimed at college life with sections on extracurricular entertainment. The issue features a provocative cover photo, articles on the Smothers Brothers and Jazz Age nostalgia, student fiction, campus fashion with price lists, and social events at American colleges. The editor notes a aim to entertain the college man and girl, with submissions invited to Off Campus Hollywood 28 California.
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Columbia
Smothers Brothers
Department HM
Box
Hollywood 28
California
Columbia Chorus to Perform Mozart Mass and Gidley Canticle
The Columbia University Orchestra and Chorus under Professor Peter Flanders present a December 6 concert at McMillin Theatre at 8 30 p m with no admission charge. Mozart Grand Mass in C minor K427 opens the program with soloists Dorothy Berquist Harriet Comfort Dean Sandhagen and Clifford Stere. Gordon Gidley Canticle of Destruction written for the group features soloists Dorothy Berquist and Albert Clipper.
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Columbia University Orchestra and Chorus
Peter Flanders
McMillin Theatre
Mozart
Dorothy Berquist
Harriet Comfort
Dean Sandhagen
Clifford Stere
Gordon Gidley
Mr. Gidley
Columbia College
The
University
C U Citizenship Council Convenes with Community Projects
Susan Tucker reports the Columbia Citizenship Council seeks volunteers for Higher Horizons Community Centers Fountainhouse Harlem Education Program and the Psychiatric Clinic at Columbia Medical Center. Booth signups run 11 45 to 1 15 p m with two hundred recruits expected.
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C.U. Citizenship Council
The
Columbia Citizenship Council
Fountainhouse
Harlem
Columbia Medical Center
Jake
Barnard Hospital
NYU Student Studies Barnard Culture Through Questionnaire
NYU education graduate student Robert Leslie plans a Barnard College study to explore student culture for his NYU course Colleges and Student Needs. He will collect anonymous responses on topics like professor relations and social groups, aiming to reveal unseen student pressures.
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School of Education
New York University
Robert Leslie
Barnard College
Mr. Leslie
Barnard
Trucks Park Mid Campus on College Walk
Four trailer trucks parked on College Walk contained desks chairs tables air conditioners and file cabinets for Columbia buildings. The 2 750 pieces of furniture were a gift from Schenley Industries Inc. The company moved its headquarters over the holiday weekend. Columbia decided to take the furniture.
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Columbia
Schenley Industries, Inc
Empire State Building
Sperry Rand
University Autonomy Key to Academic Freedom Urged
The speaker urges the government to understand the essential role of university autonomy for academic freedom. They advocate considering National Association and Science Council suggestions and warn against hasty nationwide supervision and operation rules for all national universities.
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Tremely
National Association
Science Council
Virtuoso Week Lights Up New York Stages
Ralph Votapek headlines Carnegie Hall next Wednesday in his first New York recital after winning the Van Cliburn prize. Manolis Calliyannis shows at Pierre Matisse Gallery through Dec 15. Balalaika Orchestra performs at Town Hall with Fodor Manzo and Elliott. Bolshoi Ballet returns to Madison Square Garden for Swan Lake and other pieces. Sidney Harth offers two world premieres at Town Hall on Dec 2 with Lopatnikoff and Fanwick works.
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Ralph Votapek
Fort Worth
Mr. Votapek
Soviet Union
Manolis Calliyannis
Pierre Matisse
East 57Th Street
Balalaika Symphonic Orchestra
Town Hall
Georgiana Fodor
Sosie Manzo
Charles Elliott
V. Babitisch
V. Seminen
Bolshoi Ballet
Madison Square Garden
Sidney Harth
Nikolai Lopatnikoff
Pino
Harith
Thomas L. Fanwick
M. Harth
Exchange program to select delegates for focused issues
Miss Ruben outlines a revised student exchange plan with delegates chosen by the Exchange chairman and steering committee plus alumni in the south. Delegates must be engaged and ready to work as the program shifts from social exchanges to issue specific learning benefiting college communities.
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Miss Ruben
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