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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
1
Arlene Joan Hershey, a Barnard College student, died Wednesday on the eve of starting her senior year and the education program practice teaching. The college expresses sympathy to her parents and friends as colleagues recall her intellect and character.
Kudos to Rita Breitbart BJ Lunin and sponsors for a tight Freshman Orientation schedule balancing fun with substance. Shoshanna Sofaer led Academic Afternoon discussions and Annette Niemtzow shared the freshman handbook story with humor. Anne Fragasso and Judy Garland guided Transfer Orientation for returning students. congratulations on a tough job well done.
The American Symphony Orchestra begins its Carnegie Hall season under Leopold Stokowski with eight Monday concerts featuring Bach Beethoven Revueltas and Stravinsky and a large share of young musicians from top schools. Julius Rudel’s New York City Opera opens at City Center with Stravinsky Nightingale in Russian and Honegger Jeanne d Arc au Bucher in English. The Bolshoi Ballet highlights at Madison Square Garden October 10 11 12 and the Juilliard Alumni Fund benefits start October 4 at Philharmonic Hall with Van Cliburn. The People’s Symphony Concerts launch October 5 at Municipal Auditorium Washington Irving High School, 75c tickets.
The Shakespeare Club of New York offers a $100 prize for essays on Shakespeare Speaks to Four Centuries by NYC college undergraduates. Judges include Marchette Chute Dr James G McManaway and Joseph Papp. Essays due January 6 1964 with four typed double spaced copies to Mrs Rosamond Reinhardt at the National Arts Club.
Columbia Players’ Elsinore! received the best original student musical comedy award in a BMI contest. Rory Butler and Alan Greengrass won 5000 for best music and best lyrics, with Columbia also claiming 500 for best all around production. Directors, judges, and sponsors hailed the national recognition as a major achievement for Columbia.
In a Brownstone-era interview Congressman William Fitts Ryan praises Barnard students and Riverside Democrats for welcoming youth involvement. He cites Columbia Young Democrats and Stevenson campaigns as examples of practical political participation and notes a 1962 primary battle with Herbert Zelenko amid redistricting.
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