Columbia Orchestra Salutes Heinrich in American Heritage Concert
The Columbia University Orchestra under Howard Shaner performs works by Anthony Philip Heinrich hailed as the Beethoven of America. The program features Heinrich’s Pushmataha with its first performance in 1831, plus Fry Santa Claus and Gottschalk Noche de los Tropicos. The concert is free with tickets from the Music Department.
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Library of Congress
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Louis Moreau Gottschalk
New Orleans
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Santa Claus
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Columbia University Music Department
Capsule Reviews Highlight The Mark and Summer to Remember
The Mark, a British film at the Baronet, handles the rehab and adjustment of a former sexual pervert with sensitivity using flashbacks to show group therapy progress. Stuart Whitman Maria Schell and Rod Steger deliver restrained, sinelike performances. Summer to Remember, a Russophone film shown via exchange, portrays a boy’s home life and a harsh view of Soviet farm life amid propaganda frames. It plays at the Murray Hill JF and J.R. venues.
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Maria Schell
Rod Steger
United States
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J.R. Ca
Colleges Face Free Speech Debates and Civil Liberties Trials
The article reports on campus free speech clashes at Queens College and University of Arizona with dismissals over peace marches and political statements. It notes Wake Forest sororities expelled for pledges discrimination and a University of New Mexico editor arrested at an integrated football victory.
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Supreme Court
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Foreign Aid
North Carolina
Baptist State Convention
Wake Forest College
the Lobo
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Students Neglect Barnard Camp Could Lose Forest Haven
Roxanne Cohen, president of Barnard College Athletic Association, warns that low participation may force closure of Forest Haven camp near Ossining, 34 miles from New York City. The camp offers skiing, skating, swimming, hiking and needs modernization such as plumbing and central heating to attract students.
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Morningside Group Promotes Affordable Children’s Theater Season
Morningside Service Group offers the sixteenth season of the Children’s Program Series on Morningside Heights sponsored by the Columbia Committee for Community Service led by Virginia Riffaterre. Saturday performances at McMihin Theater draw 700–800 children with fifty cent admission and free tickets for those unable to pay, profits donated to public service agencies.
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Columbia Committee For Community Service
Virginia Riffaterre
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McMihn Theater
Resolution condemning Jackson State College ruling tabled
Assemblycontinues debate over the Jackson State College administration for its handling of the Student Government Association as lawmakers delay action until more specific information is collected.
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Jackson State College
Letters to the Editor at Barnard on NSA use and programs
The National Student Association at Barnard offers national and international research papers and speaker contacts. A committee plans Friday noon films to inform the student body on issues and encourage campus activity, inviting broader campus organization participation. The value of NSA relies on student use and initiative.
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