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Creating the Other, 2001 September 21
The New School University and the Graduate Faculty, the university's graduate-level social sciences college, held a teach-in on September 20 and 21, 2001, to discuss the World Trade Center terrorist attacks. Advertised speakers include New School President Bob Kerrey; Dean Kenneth Prewitt; New School faculty David Plotke, Victoria Hattam, Nilanjana Dasgupta, and Andrew Arato; World Policy Institute fellows Sherle Schwenninger and Ian Cuthbertson; and external scholars Gary Sick, Hamid Dabashi, and Michael Walzer.
Tape inscription: 9/11/01: Creating the Other / Sept. 21, 2001 / Creating the Other missing first thirteen minutes on csst. / use DAT for dubs.
VHS inscription: Creating the Other: 9/11/01 / Causes and Conseq. / Sept. 21, 2001 / orig.
Terrorism, 2001 September 21
Two day event series about the causes and consequences of 9/11 attacks. Advertised speakers include New School President Bob Kerrey; Dean Kenneth Prewitt; New School faculty David Plotke, Victoria Hattam, Nilanjana Dasgupta, and Andrew Arato; World Policy Institute fellows Sherle Schwenninger and Ian Cuthbertson; and external scholars Gary Sick, Hamid Dabashi, and Michael Walzer.
Tape inscription: 9/11/01: Terrorism / orig / Sept. 21, 2001.
Political and Moral Complexities of Responding, 2001 September 21
Moderator: Anne-Louise Shapiro. Two day event series about the causes and consequences of 9/11 attacks. Advertised speakers include New School President Bob Kerrey; New School faculty David Plotke, Victoria Hattam, Andrew Arato, and Nilanjana Dasgupta; World Policy Institute fellows Ian Cuthbertson and Sherle Schweininger; and external scholars
Gary Sick, Hamid Dabashi, and Michael Waltzer.
Tape inscription: 9/11/01: Responding / Spet. 21, 2001.
VHS inscription: 9/11/01: Political and Moral Complexities of Responding / Sept. 21, 2001.
Political Violence in International Context – Student Perspectives, 2001 September 21
Two day event series about the causes and consequences of 9/11 attacks. Advertised speakers include New School President Bob Kerrey; Dean Kenneth Prewitt; New School faculty David Plotke, Victoria Hattam, Nilanjana Dasgupta, and Andrew Arato; World Policy Institute fellows Sherle Schwenninger and Ian Cuthbertson; and external scholars Gary Sick, Hamid Dabashi, and Michael Walzer.
Tape inscription: Political Violence in Int'l Context - Student Perspectives / orig / 9-21-01.
VHS inscription: 9-11-01: Political Violence in Int'l Context - Student Perspectives / 1 of 1 / 9-21-01 / orig.
World Trade Center Poetry Event, 2001 October 17
New York Times, October 14, 2001: "Richard Price, the novelist, will be among those reading at the Tishman Auditorium of the New School, 66 West 12th Street, to raise money for the New York State World Trade Center Relief Fund. Readings will begin at 7, and will include poetry and other works posted in fire stations, at Union Square and at other memorial sites around New York."
Inscription: WTC Poetry Event - Tishman / orig / 10/17/01.
Rebuilding New York City, 2001 October 17
Inscription: Rebuilding New York Oct. 17, 2001 / orig.
Political Causes, Political Consequences, 2001 September 21
Inscription: 9/11/01 Political Causes, Political Cons. / 9/21/01.
Food Lovers Guide: Where to Find the Best Food and the Best Values in New York, 1990 May 31
Gary A. Goldberg, coordinator. Speakers: Joan Hamburg, Irene Sax, and Arthur Schwartz.
Inscription: Food Lovers Guide / 5/3/00 / orig.
A Conversation About Paul Celan, 2000 November 2
Readings and conversation. Moderator: John Felstiner. Panelists: Paul Auster, Carolyn Forche, John Hollander. Inscription: Paul Clean [sic] / 11/2/00.
1990 September 13, 1990 September 13
Coordinator: Gary A. Goldberg. Speakers: Arthur Schwartz, Danny Young, and Sylvia Carter.
Inscription: Restaurant Critics / 9/13/90 / orig.