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[Description of course on "A Study of Space Requirements for the Urban Dweller,"], 2 versions, one with copy of note from PG to Prof. Seymour Melman ; Misc. Correspondence: PG to Kenneth Smith (1971 Jan 8), Robert Spiegelman to PG (1971 Feb 3), Frederick M. Binder to PG (1971 Feb 2), Dean Carl F. Hovde to PG (1971 Feb 15), PG to Hovde (1971 Feb 19), PG to Smith (1971 Jun 25) ; "Books to Columbia" ; "Draft for Faculty Rules" (1971 Feb 1) ; "Rules for the School of Architecture" (1971 Apr 28) ; "Notes of The [Design Faulty] Meeting" (1971 Jun 14) ; "Master of Science Degree in Urban Design" (1971 Jun) ; "Proposed Urban Design Sequence, 1971-1972" (1971 Jun) ; Misc. Correspondence: Henry C. K. Liu to PG (1971 Aug 11), Carl F. Hovde to PG (1971 Oct 8), PG to Hovde (1971 Oct 18) ; "Project A: Street Improvements" (1971 Oct), typescript draft version & 2 copies of mimeographed text ; "Project B: Improving Manhattan's Waterfront" ; "Project C: Creating a Multi-Movement East-West Street in Midtown Manhattan" ; "Bibliography on Streets" ; Herbert Gans to PG (Nov 19) ; PG to Gans (1971 Nov 29) ; "Some Observations and Proposals on the Role of Architecture in Today's America" by Herbert J. Gans ; "South Richmond Project" (1972 Feb 9) ; "Project C: What Do You Mean by a Good Environment?" ; "Biblio - On Utopian Community" ; "Short Bibliography on Utopias" (1972 Jan) ; "Architecture Students Designing A Center for Sheepshead Bay," Columbia Reports,(1972 Mar).

RELUCTANT ZERO. #1, OCT. San Francisco, California: 148 Print, 2011. 1st ed. 8vo, wrps, unpag., illus. Staplebound Wraps. New. "Guillermo "Memo" Morales, an illegal immigrant from Guatemala, is a nerd in the truest sense of the word. By day, he works various odd jobs to make ends meet. By night, he dreams of starting a family and supporting them with a t-shirt company starring his sketches as the main design. He lives with two roommates. Stan "The Circumstance" Green is a young man obsessed with the opposite sex. He lies to no end in attaining his goal. His other rommate is Malik Strong, a brilliant man who is slowly and surely withdrawing from society. Memo's love interest is Isla Song, the very personification of beauty, brains, and brawn. Memo lives the life of a poor man. He wears the same clothes from high school and often eats the cheapest thing he can find. His furniture is from thrift shops. He walks everywhere and avoids transportation in order to save money. He is a simple man with simple interests. However, deep within lies the heart of a warrior. Often times, his art reflects the power developed by the many years of ridicule from supposed "cool people". This all reinforces the theme of the story : Nerds posses an internal strength that shines in times of crisis." (Author's description)

Correspondence between Richard Herpers and other high level administrators at Columbia University. Herpers held numerous appointments including assistant to the chairman of the Committee on Public Ceremonies, assistant to the secretary of the University, secretary of the University, and secretary of the Executive Committee of the University Council. Most of the records relate to the numerous responsibilities of the Office of the Secretary. Records also relate to Columbia's official events and ceremonies, the work of the University Council, and the work of the Advisory Committee on Educational Policy.

The situation of the nitrogen market is improving in Romania; however, exports are still restricted. There are two new branches in the Nitrogen Factory, for the production of tiles and of synthetic ammonias and their derivatives. In the internal market, the demand for these products is so large that the factory plans to enlarge. The buildings surrounding the factory must also be expanded.