Bulletin Returns With Adequate Staff At Barnard
The Barnard Bulletin announces its four page revival with a full staff including reporters photographers and artists. The editors urge student involvement through running for office attending Representative Assembly meetings and submitting news to both Bulletin and Undergrad. They call for active participation to address housing curriculum and judiciary issues.
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The Early History of New York Theaters
A two century tale of New York theaters from Nassau Street to Times Square. Fires riots religion and politics shaped venues from Cruger's Wharf to Castle Garden. The mid 1800s saw the McCready riot at Astor Place leaving nearly 70 dead and the era ended with theatres turning to safer venues.
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Nassau
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John’s Street
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Mount Vernon
Olympic
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P. T. Barnum
Winter Garden
Hamlet
America
McCready
Astor Place Opera House
Music for an Hour concert series opens Tuesday
The first annual Music for an Hour concert series begins Tuesday October 26 at 5 15 p m in the James Room Barnard Hall. Janet Frank and Richard Taruskin perform in a program of Sammartini cello sonata Baroque recorder music and Brahms piano duets supervised by Prof Hubert Doris Barnard music chair. Performers hail from Morningside Heights and from Barnard and Columbia faculty and students.
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Sammartini
Brahms
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Richard Taruskin
Hubert Doris
Barnard Music
Morningside Heights
Barnard
Columbia
Barnard Honor System Debate and Freshman Handbook Praise
Freshmen defend Barnard's honor system and the Freshman Handbook against critics. They praise The New New Yorker for easing campus indoctrination and say satire clarifies rather than harms first impressions.
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New New Yorkers
Barnard
Evening's Frost celebrates Frost in University theater production
Ruth Balen reviews a four actor portrayal of Robert Frost by University of Michigan Professional Theater. Donald Hall's script frames key biographical moments with Frost’s own poems guiding scenes. Jacqueline Brooks and Donald Davis perform West-Running Brook and other pieces, with Robin Wagner’s set heightening mood despite Will Geer's distracting portrayal.
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Robert Frost
Frost
University of Michigan
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Mr. Frost
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Brooks
Donald Davis
Robin Wagner
Miss Brooks
Mr. Davis
Coos
Will Geer
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