Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Stage Summer Stock
Barnard and Columbia launch a commuting summer stock at Minor Latham Playhouse led by Sarah Pietsch and Dan Leach. Five productions include Patience Pinafore and Pirates of Penzance with rehearsals evenings and weekends, drawing praise from a New York Times reporter for youthful talent and comfortable season atmosphere.
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Professor Kraus Leads Dual Life: Teacher by Day
Richard Kraus associate professor of education at Teachers College doubles as a square dance caller on the second and fourth Mondays. The next event is October 14 from 8:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. in Teachers College fourth floor gym. Dances are taught carefully and open to all University members. Admission is fifty cents at the door.
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Traces Past Of New State A Zionist Talk
Ceil Kotlin National President spoke at the Bar nard and Columbia Chapter meeting of the Student Zionist Organization about the creation of Israel. He traced its development in Palestine and noted chances that saved the state, urging Israel to shape Jewish life worldwide and outlining 8.7.0. duties to interpret Israel to students and build cultural ties.
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Class Welcomes Transfers and Sets Semester Plans
The junior class holds its first meeting of the year in Minor Latham Playhouse. Florine Greenberg, a transfer from Virginia, is elected secretary from a slate of three. Priscilla Baly reports 70 transfers welcomed and lists vacant posts and need for musicians and social events including a theater party and pre Christmas party. The junior social year begins October 18 with a joint dance.
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Barnard Hosts Drama Colloquium With Theater Leaders
Miss Rosamond Gilder opens Barnard drama colloquium titled What Are We Doing in the Theater Today and Where Are We Going. Lectures bridge professional and academic theater for Barnard students with guests Tyron Guthrie Harold Clurman Jo Mielziner and Lee Strasberg. Guthrie directs Mary Stuart at Phoenix Theater. dates for speakers to be announced.
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International House Opens Doors For Open House On Columbus Day
International House invites foreign and American students from the New York area to an Open House on Saturday October 12 starting at 3 p.m. The program includes house tours, a panel discussion on Dating Patterns Around the World led by Miss Dorothy Gordon, music and dance, a candlelight supper, and a Q and A session with residents representing 58 countries.
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Radio Station Classes Train Hams at Columbia University
WKCR and WKCR-FM, Columbia University radio outlets, began on-air broadcasting and engineering classes for students during Freshman Week. Openings in all departments seek talent from writing to technical work, with WECR expanding from one studio to five studios plus a lounge in Ferris Booth Center.
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