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I Am the Way. Constitutions. Sisters of Loretto, Nerinx, Kentucky Touching Our Strength by Carter Heyward Speaking of Christ. A Lesbian Feminist Voice by Carter Heyward When Boundaries Betray Us. Beyond Illusions of What is Ethical in Therapy and Life by Carter Heyward God's Fierce Whimsy. Christian Feminism and Theological Education by The Mudflower Collective Le souffle des femmes. Luce Irigaray. Presente des credos au feminine Our Passion for Justice. Images of Power, Sexuality, and Liberation by Carter Heyward WomanPriest. A Personal Odyssey by Alla Renee Bozarth Und sei.ruhrte sein Kleid an. By Kreuz Verlag Erotic Art 2 compiled by Drs. Phyllis and Eberhard Kronhausen Red Clay Reader 7 Children in Community

Visual Sexual Ethics and Justice Making (9/27/90-9/29/90), San Francisco Eve's Daughter Meat Pie 2/90 After our War, How will Love Speak? 11/19/86 EDS 5/83 Audio Compassionate Remembering: Spirituality, Sanity & Morality in a Dismembered World 1990 American Psychiatric Assn. NY Theme: Retrospective of Recent Work about Lesbian Sexuality and Religion, 1991 AAR/SBL Annual Meeting, 11/23-26/91, Kansas City, MO Fleshing Out the Spirit -Women's Week 1992 Chapel Homily-Acts 2:17-21, 11/3/92 Lecture, 11/3/92 Ethics Lecture, 11/4/92 Faith Journey, Nancy W. Gezies and C. Heyward Sex, Gender and Power: A Lesbian Feminist Liberation Perspective KAIROS Lecture Series, 4/20/92, Cambridge, MA Inheriting our Mother's Gardens Tape #1-Katie Cannon, et. al Tape #2-Responses (C. Heyward) Tape #3-Getting out of the Garden UTS Oral Exam 2/16/79 T284 (Lecture) 3/7/89 (Lecture) 11/24/85 On Recovery (WTC Health Fair) 4/15/89 "Ideas and Issues" WETS-FM 5/30/99 Micro-cassette tape 10/19/89 Accession AWTS-2023-007: Heyward preaching at memorial service for Suzanne Hiatt (on VHS, June 17, 2002); Heyward preaching at ordination of BK Hipsher (on CD, March 2008); miscellaneous documents (on CD, 2004).

Printed by Truman Co. at 33 East 29th Street. 1. Charles Fenn, report for Scoop magazine brought the medical supplies from Hong Kong. She checks the papers with Dr. Tong, CIC medical worker. 2. This old Ahung (Mohammedan priest) does the skilled piecing together of furs. 3. Water power at Shuangshihpu for CIC electric light and power plant. 4. Kweilin is the southern headquarters for the CIC. It is an important center for front-line work. 5. Sheep in Gansu. 6. After being cleaned and carded, the wool is stored here until ready for use. 7. Army men have called for woolen army blankets made by the CIC in the Northwest. 8. These villagers use the ancient hand-twist method of spinning. A weight pulls the wool through the fingers. You can sometimes see a man walking and spinning at the same time. 9. Raw wool is cleaned for carded in this wool storage depot run by a CIC experimental bureau. 10. Local spinners and weavers of the CIC keep the front-line fighter warm. National defense posters like this are posted along the streets. 11. All members of the family wear wool yarn, says this CIC poster. 12. Kweilin has been bombed mercilessly by the Japanese, but the CIC workshops keep producing. 13. A women's cooperative at Lanchow. 14. YWCA sponsored this umbrella making cooperative in Kweiyang. 15. This Scihlipu women's cooperative makes towels and cloth from the dyed yarns drying. Textiles are one of China's most urgent needs. 16. A truck bearing desperately needed medical supplies pulls up in front of the Paochi industrial cooperative transport headquarters. 17. Cave entrances to typical loess homes and workshops of refugees. Many cooperatives are housed in caves like these. 18. A camouflaged water-power carding machine invented by engineers of the CIC. 19. Young women are taught the techniques of weaving in training schools run by the CIC. 20. The older women in front sort raw wool for the spinners. In the background women knit the spun wool into sweaters and scarves for the army. 21. Young women practice weaving on these looms before joining the CIC. 22. A deserted temple is used by the CIC as a center for the manufacture of soldier' padded uniforms.

Includes letters from Anthony Perkins regarding cats; Correspondence regarding music from EMI, Leonard Bernstein, Glen Gould, Ned Rorem, Hugo Weisgall, Otto Luening, Lucia Popp, Gwyneth Jones, Astrid Varnay, Tim Page, Margaret Price, William Schuman, Régine Crespin (includes letter from Crespin to James Levine), E. Power Biggs, Lee Hoiby, Milton Babbitt, Emanuel Ax, Dawn Upshaw, Dominick Argento, Eric Bentley, Richard Tucker, Dorothy Kirsten, Lazlo Halasz, Boris Goldovsky, Felix Wolfes, Carl Lamson, Allen Sapp, Jean Kraft, Erich Leinsdorf, Meyer Kupferman, Schuyler Chapin, Donald Martino, William Mayer, Heddy Baum, Alexander Kipnis, Kent Nagano, William M. Hoffman, Joel Honig, Timothy Nolen, Omus Hirschbein, Nina Bojolo Alfano, Speight Jenkins, Teresa Sterne, Stephanie von Buchau, Nora London, Denes Striny, James Billings, autographed material by Renata Tebaldi, Frances Bible, and Anna Russell.

(Images: "Columbia University" [aerial view]; "Ex-President Low"; "Acting-President Butler"; "From the Varsity Show, 1901"; "Library and South Court"; "Museum, Schemerhorn Hall"; "Havemeyer Hall"; "Gymnasium"; "Reading Rom, Library"; "A Corner of the Campus"; "Trustees Room"; "Engineering Building"; "Boat House"; "The Grove"; "University Hall"; "Boat House"; "Philadelphia Relay Team"; "College Hall"; "Power House"; "Law Library"; "The Tank" [swimming pool]; "West Hall"; "Dean Van Amridge"; "The Balcony -- Gymnasium"; "Library from South Hall"; "Senior Class, 1901"; "The Gymnasium on Class Day"; "1901 Varsity Crew"; "View from South Field"; "Looking Southeast form Barnard"; "Camp Columbia, Litchfield Columbia"; "Entrance Hall, Library"; "Teachers' College"; "College of Physicians and Surgeons"; "Varsity Football Team, 1901"; "President's Room"; "Entrance hall, Barnard"; "Barnard from Broadway"; "Barnard College from the South"; "Fayerweather and Schemerhorn Halls"; "A Cloudy Day" [Low Library]; "Entrance Hall, Schemerhorn")

This document evidences that in 1931, Fatima Bint Salameh Al-Abeed Eid, the wife of deceased Sa'eed Al-Abeed, gave the power of attorney over, or effectively sold the land described in this document to Mahrous Al-Bseiso and Mr. Saleem Bin Thabet, who are both recognized in the document as businessmen from Beersheba. This document helps evidence the story of Mahrous Al-Bseiso, a reputable businessman from Beersheba who had acquired more than half of Palestine in an effort to develop and industrialize the country. Moreover, this document was notarized at the Notary Office of Beersheba where the identities of the parties were confirmed. Government buildings were standing and servicing the citizens of Palestine in Beersheba 17 years prior to the Arab-Isreali war.. Origins: Beersheeba, Palestine. Language(s): Arabic

Western Medicine and Medical Education in China (1923-1946), various articles and reports about: League of Nations health organization, PUMC, and public health. Files consist of primary source materials compiled by the Chinese oral history project staff, materials include the official list of universities and medical schools in China, published by the Ministry of Education, report on Sun Yat Sen Memorial College in Canton, Dr. C. S. Burwell's notes on important public health and preventive medicine, report of Shanghai Light and Power (April 1946), official list of medical schools (from the Commission on Medical Education), budgets of PUMC (1930-1942), changes in exchange rate, Western Medicine and Medical Education in China (1923-1946), various articles and reports about: League of Nations health organization, PUMC, and public health, dating from 1923-1946

Appreciates generous donation from Barbara and Mrs. Gurney towards the fair on 10th December...She expects $50,000 from business men in New York for and educational fund towards buying scholarships in a male college in New York...Infirmary would select and aid female students, while becoming itself a special school of female disease, supplementing the medical college and general hospitals...In public affairs considers that if the North makes a mean compromise with the slave power, respect for America will be utterly lost...Letter received from Miss Garrett again defeated at St. Andrews...Considers Miss Garrett will be compelled to change her course and seek for the establishment of independeant method of education...Discusses gymnastic system of Doctor Lewis of Boston for muscular developement for girls and hopes to instruct classes in England in them