Doris to Appear in D C Concert Honoring Debussy
Professor Hubert Doris of Barnard College will perform in Washington D C on Sunday October 14 at the National Gallery in a Debussy recital with vocalist Ginia Davis. They will mark the 100th birth anniversary with a historical survey ending with Noel des Enfants Qui Nont Plus de Maisons.
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Hubert Doris
Barnard Music Department
Washington, D.C
National Gallery
Debussy
Ginia Davis
Beaudelaire
Carnegie Hall
New York
Barnard Seven Prep For Eastern Tennis Tourney
Barnard College sends Polly Hamilton Judy Kasal and Penny Parker in singles while Isobel Burder Agnes Peto Anne Botsford and Dana Koch form the doubles team for the Eastern Collegiate Tennis Tournament at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills October 12 to 14. 174 players from 47 colleges compete with cups and a perpetual plaque for top college.
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Barnard
West Side
Forest Hills
Polly Hamilton
Judy Kasal
Penny Parker
Isobel Burder
Agnes Peto
Anne Botsford
Dana Koch
Father Daughter Day at Barnard Camp Fall Barbecue
An invitation extends to fathers and mothers to Barnard Camp for the annual Fall Barbecue this Sunday. The highlight is a father daughter volleyball game with tickets and details available via Jake.
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Barnard Camp
Jake
Professors Win Grant for History of Physics Study
Associate Professor Daniel Greenberg of Barnard Physics and Associate Professor Daniel Gershenson of Columbia’s Greek and Latin departments receive a second grant to study ancient physics focusing on Aristotelian ideas. The Sloane Institute provides 7800 dollars for special research expenses.
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Daniel Greenberg
Barnard
Daniel Gershenson
Columbia
Sloane Institute
Buckley Speaks at Liberal Reaction Banquet on Cuba
The convention features William F. Buckley Jr. as principal speaker criticizing liberalism over Cuba and the Castro threat. Attendees include William Rusher Charles Edison Marvin Liebman and Philippa Schuyler as contributors to National Review. Buckley argues Castro’s rise signals systemic horror and calls for action against communism and a broader blockade.
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Y.A.F
N.S.A
National Student Association
William F. Buckley, Jr
National Review
Gore Vidal
William Rusher
Charles Edison
Marvin Liebman
China
United Nations
George Schuyler
Philippa Schuyler
Congo
Buckley
Norman Mailer
Cuba
American and foreign students back Meredith at Ole Miss
USNSA president Dennis Shaul says Mississippi crisis poses no policy dilemma and that James Meredith’s enrollment at the University of Mississippi advances civil rights. Messages from student groups worldwide condemn riots and express solidarity with Kennedy, USNSA, and efforts to preserve Meredith’s status.
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Mississippi
USNSA
United States National Student Association
Dennis Shaul
NSA
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
America
Meredith
Ole Miss
Kennedy
National Federation of Canadian University Students
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