Goethe stage version to be performed by West German troupe
A stage version of Goethe termann und Dorothea will be presented in German by the West Deutsches Tournee-Theater on October 13 at 3 p.m. in Minor Latham Playhouse with free admission. Community Affairs Committee meet tonight at 7 in Hewitt Lounge Ferris Booth Hall to discuss remedial reading for East Harlem and Narcotics after care. Barnard girls invited to attend. Pep rally for Homecoming vs Yale Friday at 7:30 p.m. Ferris Booth Hall patio with Columbia marching band starting from Barnard. Disarmament street meeting October 12 at noon at 116th and Broadway. Film Superfluous People shown October 15 from 3-4 p.m. Check Jake’s board for details. Harvard-Radcliffe Business Admin director to interview Barnard students October 31 for MBA prep program.
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Hewitt Lounge
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East Harlem
Barnard
Yale
Columbia College
Columbia University Committee For Disarmament
116Th
Broadway
Student Council appeals for student input at University
The letter urges University students to share views on student services, legislation, administration, and matters affecting student interests. It invites contact with council during office hours 1 to 5 Monday through Friday and asks faculty and administration to attend meetings. Future letters will outline activities and council makeup.
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Sura
60s Program Opens Forum To Whole School
The 60's forum once run by the Junior Class to discuss current social and political topics is open to all Barnard students this year. Linda Robins explains the goal is to help students stay informed about the outside world and a meeting to form a coordinating committee will be held noon in 409 Barnard next Tuesday. Last year speakers included Michael Harrington and James O Connor on Marxism relevance to American politics.
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Barnard
Miss Robins
Michael Harrington
James O'Connor
Barnard Economics Department
YAF Reflections on Cuba and Political Awakening
The text critiques the political naivety of some working soldiers and warns that ignorance betrayed loyal followers of Castro. It cites Buckley’s brief YAF reference urging future generations to resist extremism, destroy power and the evil behind walls and oppression.
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Cuba
Leefmans Named Chairman of Wilson Fellowship Panel
Associate Professor Bert Leefmans of Columbia University’s French Department has been appointed chairman of the Region II Selection Committee for the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. He taught at Columbia College since 1947 and serves on multiple academic committees. Nominations for 1963-64 Woodrow Wilson Fellowships are due by October 31 from Connecticut Rhode Island and the Metropolitan New York area including Long Island and Westchester.
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Columbia University
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Columbia College
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Romantic Review
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Rhode Island
New York
Long Island
Westchester County
Belgium
American Council of Learned Societies
Barry Ulanov
John Meskill
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Tunghai University
Formosa
National Science Foundation
Tracy Kendler
Raymond J. Saulnier
Thurston B. Morton
Harrison A Williams, Jr
Eugene J. McCarthy
Fry's Tiger at the Gates Opens Wigs and Cues Season
Christopher Fry translates Giraudoux La Guerre de Troie N a Pas Lieu. Tiger at the Gates debuts November 14 17 directed by Miss Ellen Terry with Adriadne Scelsi Cassandra and Rita Stein as Andromache among a cast from Wigs and Cues and Dramatic Workshop.
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Giraudoux
Wigs
Cues
Helen
Carnegie Tech
Adriadne Scelsi
Camilla Trinchieri
Wigs and
Cassandra
Universities wrestle with NDEA impact on academic freedom
NDEA concerns linger over academic freedom and research. Columbia, once inside the program, argues improvement from within may fail as revisions tighten loyalty rules. Harvard Princeton and Barnard have withdrawn in protest, with Barnard leaving in 1958.
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Columbia University
Harvard University
Princeton University
Barnard College
Barnard
Barnard Faculty Flavor Diversity Spices College
Barnard College faculty members gain prominence in academia and media. Acting President Henry A. Boorse begins a two year term on Columbia’s Honors Committee, while Professor John A. Moore becomes president of the Society for the Study of Evolution.
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Barnard
Diversity Spices College
Henry A. Boorse
Columbia University
John A. Moore
Society For the Study of Evolution
Bethpage, N.Y
Undergrads Aid Faculty of Zoology at Barnard
Two Barnard juniors Katherine Agayoff and Louise Schein will assist the Zoology Department for the autumn term along with Mrs Barbara Henon. Other assistants include Frank White in Religion and Barbara Mates in Psychology. Mrs Henon, AB from Mt Holyoke College, is pursuing an AM at Columbia and previously worked as a Sloan Kettering Laboratory Technician.
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Katherine Agayoff
Louise Schein
Barbara Henon
Frank White
Barbara Mates
Henon
Mt. Holyoke College
Columbia University
Sloan Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Christianna Smith
Anatomical Record
Mates
Columbia
Brooklyn College
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