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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1967

Page

2

Never Trust A God Over Thirty sees of essays on religion and youth

A Columbia affiliated group of clergymen and at least one alumnus discuss how campus ministry adapts in a secular, post religious world. Echoing Goodman, they explore ecumenism, new theologies, and the minister role beyond counseling, weighing student needs against secular activism and interfaith cooperation.

Columbia Earl Hall Paul Goodman Goodman John Cannon Cannon William Starr United States Henry Malcolm James Rea Newman Albert Friedlander Rabbi Friedlander

Portrait of Jason at New Cinema Playhouse

A one man performance documents Jason’s life as a hustler and houseboy, exploring love, sex, and survival with vernacular humor and brutal honesty. Shirley Clarke’s camera frames a raw social panorama as Jason narrates his own tale.

Spade Queen Jason Shirley Clarke Riker’s Island Seliewue Bowery Aaron Harlem Pearl Bailey Scarlet O'Hara Mae West Portrait of New Cinema Playhouse West D2nd Street Wurlitzer Building

After the Rain A Provocative Bowen Allegory

John Bowen's English drama After the Rain sets a 2169 A D flood reenactment in a New Society lecture hall. A hypnotic leader guides criminals and students through staged catastrophe to question civilization, mediocrity, and power. The play blends fable tone with a lecture format and features strong acting, though its ideas challenge audiences.

John Bowen New Society Bowen

In Circles at Cherry Lane Theater Off Broadway

A subjective review hails In Circles as the season’s most entertaining Off-Broadway show. Gertrude Stein’s sparse dialogue and the ensemble at a lawn party drive a circular study of language and character with Al Carmines’ music, directed by Lawrence Kornfeld.

Gertrude Stem Cherry Lane Theater United Kingdom Pit Gertrude Stein Lawrence Kornfeld al Carmines Paris

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