Night Scream At Barnard Camp Reveals Freshman Weekend Plan
The Barnard Camp committee for Elen Gritz '64 faced a midnight scream as a dog visitation startled campers near Sing Sing Prison. The scare ended with smiles as the group prepared a Tuesday barbecue for commuting freshmen, followed by a hike, folk singing, and a marshmallow roast amid vivid autumn scenery.
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Barnard Camp
Elen Gritz
Barnard
Miss Gritz
Regina McArdle
Molly Taishoff
June Kallos
Kearny
New Jersey
D Day private life of Betty Co-ed freshmen orientation 1962
Report on a sensational campus event during orientation where a mysterious illness caused widespread stomach distress among freshmen sponsors and guests. Doctors and administrators faced supply shortages and speculation about the cause while social disruptions and facility complaints mounted throughout the campus.
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Betty
Dr. Nelson
Burke
New York Opens New Cultural Season With Major Debuts
New York welcomes a fresh cultural season with the Paris orchestra L Orchestre National Francais making its U.S. debut in fourteen years under Maazel and Munch at Philharmonic Hall. Carnegie Hall hosts excerpts from Mas senet and Dukas in November. The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers tours, lectures, and film events, while City Center presents Dances of India brought by Sol Hurok. Newcomers and locals alike are invited to explore this city’s vibrant arts scene.
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Barnard
Columbia
New York
Europe
L’orchestre National Francais
Mendelssohn
Petréuchka
Stravinsky
Debussy
Daphnis
Chloe
Ravel
Paris
United States
Lorin Maazel
Charles Munch
Metropolitan Museum of Art
The
Met
Tintoretto
el Greco
Rembrandt
India
America
Sol Hurok
Class Of '66 Commends Orientation Programming
Susan Schafer reports Barnard freshmen praised orientation for informality and helpful discussions. Mixed views on energy and length, with praise for dorm gatherings, pajama parties, and the freshman handbook. Some noted too long sessions, others said being busy helped ease homesickness.
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Helen Stambler
Barnard
Teachers Continued From Page Two
A list of faculty names and departments appears, including Elizabeth Blake Sid ney Burrell Ingrith Devinp Joann Elliott Jauna Emer son Mirra Komar ovsky Robert Lek achiman Ursula Nobuh T Patterson Emma Stewie Richard Youtz and Leonard Zobler across subjects such as Zoology Mathematics Government Rel igion English Chemistry Psychology Geography.
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Elizabeth Blake
Fiepebi
Sidney Burrell
Histon
Ingrith J Devinp
Joann Elliott
Jauuna M
Emerson
Mirra Komarovsky
Soacologs
Robert Lekachiman Cheanenness
Ursula Nobuht
Remington P Patterson
Emma D. Stewie
Richard P Youtz
Leonard Zobler
Pro Hoot Or Not In Sing Out Review
Arlene Katz reflects on the Sing Out Magazine hootenanny, praising Pete Seeger’s hosting and the warm concert atmosphere while noting mixed acts including Bob Dylan and Bob Dillon. The piece highlights variations in performance quality among groups like the Penny Whosties and Lilly Brothers.
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Pete Seeger
Mr. Seeger
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By Susan Tucker
Sing Sing Nearby
Sing Sing
By Naomi Weintraub
Miss Jenkins
John Burke, Jr
King’s Crown Activities
Wollman Auditorum
Necedle
Rahash
Philharmonice Hall
Carnegie Hall
Friends of French Opera
Massenet
Dukas
Myerbeer
New City Wall
By Susan Schafer
Penny Lipkin
Ada Otue
Nigeria
Judy Crockett
Marilyn Schulman
Linda Teicher
Avenhanging
Malaya
Mary Morgan
Sharon Cronan
Columbia Omen
Pat Greenspan
Arlene Katz
Sing Out Magazine
Cagniscenti
Vim
Bob Dylan
T. S. Eliot
Matt McGuinn
Penny Whosties
Lilly Brothers
Marilyn Ross
Nesta
Spelitias
Moss Terps
Dillan
Hiold Rao
Matt McGarretasaed
Watcoa
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