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Highlight: meet the subject of the Seattle architects convention.
Abstract Or Scope: Young, Mary Lib to [Staff]. 1960; Memo. Re story suggestion for MIT and Cabot, Cabot & Forbes' recent announcement to form a corporation to build and own a $15 million industrial research center in Cambridge.

Highlight: reconsider resignation. Urges Fulmer to attend meeting where the matter of the package dealer can be
Abstract Or Scope: Faires, Thomas F. 1960; Thanks DH for letter regarding Civic Center plan. Will keep advised on progress.

Highlight: and the Ford Foundation, which funded the Institute's work. There are also Institute meeting minutes
Creator: Columbia University. Teachers College. Institute of Philosophy and Politics of Education
Abstract Or Scope: A small collection of the records of the Institute of Philosophy and Politics of Education at Teachers College, Columbia University, dating from circa 1965 (the Institute's founding) until 1994. The Institute sponsored interdisciplinary research in history, philosophy, and the social sciences with applications for educational theory and policy.

Highlight: yearlong study. The records contain meeting minutes and correspondence of various entities that held
Creator: Columbia University. Reid Hall
Abstract Or Scope: Reid Hall is Columbia University's study abroad center in Paris, France. The university acquired Reid Hall in 1966 from the American University Women's Paris Club's Reid Hall, Inc., which had previously operated the building as a residence for American women studying in France. Columbia's School of General Studies took over the administration of Reid Hall and maintained a variety of semester and yearlong programs for Columbia students in French language, history, and culture. The collection contains the administrative records for Reid Hall and its programming.

Highlight: prepare students to join those professional schools. The Seth Low Junior College was established to meet
Creator: Columbia University. Seth Low Junior College
Abstract Or Scope: This collection consists of the records of the Seth Low Junior College. It includes minutes, alumni letters, bulletins, photographs, and student data.

Highlight: correspondences, including hundreds of hours of meeting minutes for "A Psychoanalytic Study of Anti-Semitism" and
Creator: Yerushalmi, Yosef Hayim, 1932-2009
Abstract Or Scope: Yosef Yerushalmi was a Jewish historian and a professor of Jewish history, primarily at Harvard University and Columbia University. This collection includes most of his academic records and many of his personal records as well. This includes research, correspondence, and notes.

Highlight: administrative responsibilities and community involvement at YDS, including documentation of faculty meetings
Creator: Russell, Letty M.
Abstract Or Scope: Letty Mandeville Russell was a renowned theologian and Professor of Theology at Yale Divinity School (YDS) and an alumna of Harvard Divinity School and Union Theological Seminary, who worked in East Harlem Protestant Parish, was a director of Religious Education at Church of the Ascension, and a PCUSA home missionary. The collection includes syllabi, notes and course material relating to her tenure at YDS; manuscripts, notes and correspondence relating to her publications; reports, minutes and correspondence concerning work on denominational bodies, ecumenical task forces and committees, nonprofit organizations, and professional associations; correspondence; and memorabilia.

Highlight: participated in the proceedings of Team X, a group of architects that emerged from the meetings of CIAM in the
Creator: Woods, Shadrach, 1923-1973
Abstract Or Scope: An American architect and urban planner, Shadrach Woods was a student of Le Corbusier and worked extensively throughout North Africa, France, Germany and New York City on projects ranging from low-cost housing developments to university campuses. Also highly regarded as a critic and theorist, Woods taught at Harvard and Yale and lectured and published widely. The collection represents the span of Woods' life and career through papers, photographs, architectural drawings, writings, and published materials. A small group of materials documents his childhood and education through personal papers and photographs. However, the bulk of the collections relates to his professional work and collaborations.

Highlight: invoices, and management issues. Tenants also address design alterations, efforts to meet their particular
Abstract Or Scope: Principally documents about the construction of the twenty -five-story office building at 300 Park Avenue. Uris Brothers, Inc. was engaged as the general contractor to erect the structure according to the plans and specifications prepared by Emery Roth & Sons. The sub-subseries contains correspondence, work orders, agreements, instructions to bidders, specifications, drawing transmittal sheets, worksheets, financial records, reports, schedules, drawings, and other materials. These documents describe the construction of electrical, HVAC, plumbing, lighting, telephone, vertical conveyor systems as well as the assembly of walls, roofing, windows, floors, ceilings, elevators, doors, store fronts, toilets, hardware, and signs. They detail subcontractor's work on the acoustics, brick, cement finish, concrete slabs, fireproofing, glazing, granite, gunite, insulation, iron, marble, masonry, metal furring and lathing, ornamental metal, painting, plastering, steel, terrazzo, tile, Venetian blinds, waterproofing, woodwork, and a plaque commemorating the Columbia School of Mines. In addition, there are records about the survey, demolition, and excavation of the existing residential property.

Highlight: to meet the needs of SIA students, who were required to take general courses in international
Creator: Columbia University. Department of Economics
Abstract Or Scope: This collection consists of the records relating to the faculty and curriculum of the Department of Economics, primarily during the 1940s and 1950s, when prominent faculty members included James Angell, Arthur Burns, Carter Goodrich, Carl Shoup, Horace Taylor and William Vickerey. The collection also includes Carl Shoup's records from when the School of Business was administratively under the Department of Economics. There are also materials from Donald Dewey's courses: outlines, reading lists, exams, etc.

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