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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
1
A humorous exam spoof mocks current events coverage and campus politics. It references Spectator, Bulletin, the New York Times and Kama Sutra in a whimsical test that invites students to answer quirky prompts about editors, mob policy, and a fictional mayoral bid.
Wigs and Cues at Barnard presents its first full length revue U S A a satire on the American dream. Performances November 3 4 5 and 6 at 8 30 p m in Minor Latham Playhouse tickets 1 with university ID. Ensemble includes Baros Columbia General Studies members.
The season’s first Music for an Hour in the James Room drew a promising start last Tuesday with Sammartini’s Sonatas for cello and continuo by Janet Frank and Richard Taruskin. Eleanor Sternberg, Joel Newman, Elloyd Hanson, Hubert Doris, Genevieve Chinn, and others contributed in a lively sequence of works ending with Brahms’ Waltzes Opus 39. Some critiques noted the four hand Brahms sounded too straight and could gain bite from stronger rubato.
A Barnard College letter critiques freshman attendance in physical education and class elections. It notes attendance records as credit basis and describes signing cards to track freshman lectures, with credit possible if signed later. The writer laments low turnout at the October 21 meeting, warning it questions the class’s cohesion and honor system.
Sharon Zukin reviews King Henri IV at 142 East 53rd Street in New York, noting a Continental atmosphere and varied menu. Diners sample vodka sour and rye and ginger, shrimp cocktails, onion soup, and Chateau de Pape Neuf 1959, with Parfait Henri IV and Crepes Maison for dessert, while service is adequate and the violinist adds ambience.
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