Scope and Contents This audio recording is of a concert given at The New School by cellist Ellen-Zoe Hassman and pianist Sandra Rivers. The recording quality is poor and sometimes interrupted throughout the performance. The first piece is Ludwig van Beethoven's 3 Fantasiestücke, Op. 73: Zart und mit Ausdruck (1:20), Lebhaft, leicht (3:45), Rasch und mit Feuer (7:03), followed by the Johannes Brahms Cello Sonata No. 1, Op. 38 in E minor: Allegro non Troppo (13:28), Allegretto quasi Menuetto and Trio (23:33), Allegro (29:18).In the second part of the recording, cellist Ellen-Zoe Hassman is interviewed by New York Times music critic Robert Sherman. The two discuss the difficulties of establishing a career in the classical music business, Hassman's interests, and her experiences as a young musician.In the third part of the recording, the first piece is Ludwig van Beethoven's Seven Variations on "Bei Männern, welche Liebe fühlen" for Cello and...

Scope and Contents Includes flier announcing event.This audio recording is of a special seminar held at The New School on the subject of science, society, and the future. New School Associates board member Gwen Williams introduces the moderator, New School professor Ralph Buultjens, who speaks at 2:10, introducing the panelists and the first speaker, writer Isaac Asimov. Asimov begins at 10:02, discussing the importance of advances in science and technology for dealing with coming social crises such as energy depletion and overpopulation. Nobel Prize-winning physicist Rosalyn Yalow speaks at 42:14 on advances in nuclear medicine and the use of radio isotopes in treatment and diagnosis, and warns against anti-nuclear and anti-science trends in society. Wassily Leontief of the Insititute for Economic Analysis at New York University speaks at 1:05:22 on economics and the future. In the second part of the recording, Wassily Leontief continues his remarks, discussing the problem of...

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These statistics include data for Fall 1985 and Spring 1987 enrollments for all degree programs at The New School. Specific schools referenced are Parsons School of Design, Eugene Lang College, the Graduate Faculty (now, the New School for Social Research), and the Graduate School of Management. Enrollments are broken down by full time or part time students, major, status or class level, and gender.

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These statistics mostly contain enrollment headcounts for all colleges and programs at The New School during this time. Divisions include Parsons School of Design, Eugene Lang College, the Graduate Faculty (now, the New School for Social Research), the Graduate School of Management, the Adult Division, the School of Jazz, Mannes College of Music, and Parsons Paris. Some records contain information about countries of origin for international students, gender, and full time or part time status of students.

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These statistics pertain to students enrolled in the following master's degree programs at the Graduate School of Management and Urban Professions: Health Services Administration (HSA), Gerontological Services Administration (GSA), Human Resources Management and Development (HRMD), Management Auditing (MGA), Tourism and Travel Administration (TTA), and Urban Affairs and Public Policy (URB). For each program, statistical data is first presented in summary form, giving an overview of students' gender, national origin, age, undergraduate education, location of undergraduate institution, employment, and number of new students. Each data point is then addressed in more detail in following pages. At the end of each program's section, there are copies of handwritten logs of student headcounts from 1979 to 1982.

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Includes video recording of a CNN profile of Brenner's Parisian houseboat, migrated from DVD. Inscription: Peniche L'Atelier / 1995 / CNN - Style