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Lecture by Eric Cassell. Presented by the Wolfson Center for National Affairs in association with Compassion & Choices of New York.

Inscription: NS - Wolfson - swdk / June 20, 2007 -orig- / When Suffering Patients Seek Death.

DVD inscription: Dr. Eric Cassell Lecture / When Suffering Patients Seek Death / WEdnesday, June 20, 2007 / Sponsored by the Wolfson Center for National Affairs at The New School with Compassion & Choices of New York / Master.

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Inscription: Joseph Baum / Food Studies / University Hall / 3-16-10.

Scope and Contents Inscription: Breaking the Mold: Women in Restaurant Kitchens / 2 CDs / June 6, 2012 / NS Public Programs / U-Hall.Program description: For decades, professional kitchens and restaurants were almost exclusively the domain of male chefs. In recent years, women have come to the forefront as food writers, entrepreneurs and professional chefs. The New School marks 100 years from the birth of Julia Child, a woman who played a leading role in the development of American cuisine, by celebrating female chefs and their work. The event explores gender and professional cooking, asking crucial questions about the role of women in professional kitchens, their work opportunities, and obstacles they might face in their careers. Has the situation changed, or do men still set the rules? Speakers include:- Heather Carlucci, chef at Print restaurant - Mona Talbott, founding director and executive chef of the Rome Sustainable Food Project at the American Academy in...

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Inscription: Date: December 11, 2010 / Heather Monroe Memorial Lecture: Louis Rosen on Jazz: From the Club to the Concert Hall (1 hour, 45 minutes) / Prepared for: The New School for General Studies, Institute for Retired Professionals.

Co-sponsored by The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music. Heather Monroe was a past chair of the IRP, who died in 2009. She left money in her will to The New School, which endowed a music lecture series in her name.

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Inscription: AIGA / Don't Walk Alone: Interdisciplinary Collaborations to Improve the Impact of Interventions in Elder Abuse / 6-22-11 / Tishman / Tillis.

Conference sponsored by the Institute for Retired Professionals and the Jewish Association for Services for the Aged; Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Center for Elder Abuse Prevention at the Hebrew Home at Riverdale; City of New York Department for the Aging; Human Resources Administration-Adult Protective Services; Carter Burden Center on Aging; Council of Senior Centers and Services of NYC; and Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service.

Scope and Contents This series consists of files representing Emil Antonucci's graphic design projects, as well as his work as a teacher. The files were migrated from hundreds of Antonucci's floppy disks and zip disks. They were created by Antonucci, primarily using Adobe Illustrator, and include a handful of font files that are required to render the designer's original intentions. Files are available to researchers as PDF files upon request. The PDF access copies of the Illustrator files usually render accurately; however, in some cases it might be necessary to use the original Illustrator files. Researchers are advised to view these files in conjunction with physical materials found elsewhere in this collection. Titles in this series do not always precisely match the titles in other parts of this finding aid.Antonucci's design clients represent a wide range of Catholic religious organizations and schools, as well as secular, largley nonprofit, schools and organizations. Among the...

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Lecture by journalist Philip Gourevitch of The New Yorker.