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Group for Contemporary Music records, 1962-1999 10 linear feet

of correspondence, photographs, programs, memoranda, schedules, meeting notes, clippings, contracts
Group for Contemporary Music

The Group for Contemporary Music records document the function of an American chamber ensemble dedicated to the performance of contemporary classical music, dating from 1961 to 2012. The records consist of correspondence, photographs, programs, memoranda, schedules, meeting notes, clippings, contracts, bills, financial records, fund raising and grant applications, and so on.

  1. Rare Book & Manuscript Library

Hammett, Louis P., files, 1951-1958. (4 Folders), 7/1951-6/1958 Box 446, Folder 18 to 21

, correspondence and programs relating to a meeting of the National Academy of Science which was held at Columbia

Correspondence between Louis P. Hammett, professor of chemistry and executive officer of the Department of Chemistry at Columbia University, and high level University administrators. Includes correspondence with funding agencies and University faculty members. The records consist of correspondence and budgets relating to the Department of Chemistry and correspondence, reports, and minutes regarding the Division of government Aided Research and government-sponsored research at the University. Also, correspondence and programs relating to a meeting of the National Academy of Science which was held at Columbia in November, 1954. Also includes a 1957 report from the Committee on Professional Training of the American Chemical Society. Topics related to the Department of Chemistry include: student affairs, faculty appointments, staffing needs, faculty affairs, research funding, the appointment of laboratory assistants, fellowships, and facilities.

  1. Columbia University Archives
  2. Central Files (Office of the President records), 1890-1984
  3. Series I: Central Files, 1895-1971
  4. Subseries I.2: Personal Names, 1890-1971

Lincoln Square Community Council records, 1950-1988 5 document boxes

This collection includes correspondence, printed materials, financial records, meeting minutes
Lincoln Square Community Council

This collection includes correspondence, printed materials, financial records, meeting minutes, reports, legal records, architectural drawings, site plans, and photographs created and collected by the Lincoln Square Community Council between circa 1953 and 1981. Records also relate to the local application of local, state, and national legislations for urban development, such as fair housing, slum clearance, and urban renewal programs.

  1. Avery Drawings & Archives Collections

Photographs Koo, George Yeh (葉公超), Chiang Ching-kuo, Dwight Eisenhower, John Foster Dulles, etc., 1953-1954 Box 290, Folder 6

S. Robertson, Assistant Secretary of State. After the meeting, Yeh said the Chinese Reds "might

Yeh Kung-Chao Signing Defense Pact, Date created: December 03, 1954. (Original Caption) Signing mutual defense pact with Nationalist China. Washington, D.C.: Secretary of State John Foster Dulles (left) looks on as Yeh Kung-Chao (George K.C. Yeh), foreign minister of Nationalist China, puts his signature to the new mutual defense pact between the United States and Nationalist China at a State Department ceremony. Standing in rear are (from left): Walter Robertson, assistant secretary of state for the Far East; Admiral Arthur Radford, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and V.K. Wellington Koo, Chinese ambassador to the U.S. Formosa and the Pescadores Islands are mentioned in the pact as specific areas guaranteed against attack.

  1. Rare Book & Manuscript Library
  2. V. K. Wellington Koo papers, 1906-1992, bulk 1931-1966
  3. Series XI: Photographs, 1908-1988

Rhea Mallett interview, part 1, 2022-09-07

the first meeting and some of their early advocacy initiatives.

This is an oral history interview with Rhea Mallett conducted by Obden Mondésir on September 7th 2022. Rhea is the former director of the New York Correctional Association's Women in Prison Project. In this role, she oversaw the creation of the Coalition for Women Prisoners. Obden Mondésir conducted the interview on September 7th, 2022. Rhea begins the interview by recounting how a TV program about incarceration in America sparked her interest in pursuing criminal justice reform work. Rhea then tells of her experiences at Amherst College, where she majored in Latin and met Professors that facilitated her interest in the criminal justice system. The next phase of the interview covers Rhea's experiences in law school at Columbia. She discusses her experiences mentoring incarcerated women and working as an intern at the NAACP legal defense fund. She then discusses her first job at a law firm and her transition into criminal defense law at the Legal Aid Society of New York. Next, Rhea shares how her volunteer work on the NY State Bar Association's Corrections Committee led her into applying for and getting her "dream job" as director of The Women in Prison Project. She discusses what it was like working for the WIPP in the context of the 1990s war on drugs and the explosion of prison populations, especially among women. Finally, she speaks about the process of beginning to form the Coalition for Women Prisoners, recounting the first meeting and some of their early advocacy initiatives.

  1. Barnard Archives & Special Collections
  2. Coalition for Women Prisoners Collection, 1993-2021, bulk 1994-1996, 2003-2021
  3. Coalition for Women Prisoners Oral History Interviews, 2022-2023

Series 3: Latin American Organizations: Iglesia y Sociedad en América Latina (ISAL) and Latin American Division of the National Council of Churches (LAD of NCC), 1965 -- 1970 7 folders

its first consultation in Lima, Peru in 1961, this meeting addressed "The Social Responsibility of the

This series contains mixed materials representing U.S. and Latin American churches' response to the movements for social change taking place in 1965-1970 through the lens of various organizations' documents.

  1. Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary
  2. Missionary Research Library collection on Latin American churches' response to social movements, 1962 -- 1973

Sermons, 1879 -- 1881 Box 3, Folder 3

. 7, '79 The Prayer Meeting, Augusta July 23, 1879; VC ibid.; Sodus Apr. 25, 1880 And they continued

But if we walk in the light John 1:7, Augusta Jan. 7, 1879 But it is good…Ecc. 4:18, Augusta Jan. 19, 1879; Sodus Jan. 9, 1881 Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord…Ex. 20:7, Augusta March 2, 1879 (Res) Unbelief…Augusta March 9, 1879; VC, ibid. (Sodus July 8, 1880) But this one thing I do…, Phil 3 13-14, Augusta March 11, 1879; VC June 16, 1878 They shall prosper…Ps. 122:6, Augusta March 16, 1879; VC, ibid; Sodus August 31, 1879 John 12:32, Augusta March 23, 1879; VC, ibid. Judges 5:23 [1879?] Unto…Lord belong…, Ps 68:20; Young man I say unto them, Luke 7:14, Funeral, David Morrison May 19, 1874; Funeral Martha Finn, April 28, 1879 This same Jesus…Acts 1:11, Augusta July 9, 1879, VC ibid.; Sodus, Sept. 7, '79 The Prayer Meeting, Augusta July 23, 1879; VC ibid.; Sodus Apr. 25, 1880 And they continued steadfastly…, Acts 2:42, Augusta Aug 5; VC March 2, 1879; Sodus July 6, 1879 Beloved, now are we the sons of God, I John 3.2:3, Augusta March 25, 1879; Sodus Aug 17, 1879 But I say unto you I will not drink henceforth this fruit of the vine…, Matt 26:29, Communion Sodus Oct.5, 1879 Sin & folly of a half hearted consecration, Sodus Dec 14, 1879 Isaiah 64:1, Sodus Oct. 19, 1879 James 2:26, Sodus Oct. 26, 1879 A Clear perception…Sodus Nov. 2, 1879 Increase of faith…Sodus Nov. 9, 1879 Reliance upon…Sodus Nov. 23, 18879 Joshua 7:13…Sodus Nov. 30, 1879 Leadership of the spirit…Sodus Dec. 21, 1879 Matt. 25:29…[1879?]

  1. Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary
  2. Morton Fitch and Sarah Louise Trippe papers, circa 1811 -- 1947
  3. Series 1: Sermons, 1871 -- 1900

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