James Room Exhibit Showcases Four Young New York Artists
A newly opened James Room show presents four young New York artists with distinct styles. Katz emphasizes geometric forms and color against crowding ripples, Gilbert leans abstract with bold color juxtapositions, Eastman favors flat simplified figures and restrained palettes, and Fabricart dominates with dynamic brushwork and motion suggesting wind and changing skies.
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James Room
New York
Mr. Katz
Amenhotep III
Ashurbanipal
Gilbert
Hans Hofman
Eastman
California
Fabricart
Workshops Expand Opportunities for Mature Women Workers
Miss Cronin notes that employer attitudes toward hiring women have shifted over the past decade. Title VII's passage spurs recognition of more women in the workforce. The programs inspire nationwide requests for similar efforts and push schools to admit mature women or create targeted programs.
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Sible
Miss Cronin
Barzun on Attitudes Toward Art Through The Ages
Barzun traces shifts in art patronage from 19th century literary clubs to businessmen after World War I. He notes women were sidelined as patrons while men collected art and later argues women should foster a sane attitude toward art to reclaim leisure. Dean Barzun, Columbia College graduate, became a full professor of history in 1945.
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Dean Barzun
Columbia College
Buckley Stroller: Buckley's plan for New York reforms
The piece argues Buckley's program for New York includes pay-as-you-go transit, welfare work requirements, and residency rules to reduce relief rolls. It questions water meters and criticizes handling of crime and welfare, claiming Buckley could solve the city's problems.
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Mr. Buckley
New York
Chicago
New York City
Buckley Views Opposes Civilian Review Board
Mr Buckley argues against a civilian review board claiming it dilutes the authority of police leadership and undermines accountability in the municipal system. The remarks frame a debate over oversight and governance within city law enforcement.
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Buckley
Lindsay Campaign Plans Reform And Education Focus
Lindsay outlines targets for humane medical and psychiatric care, improved clinics and hospitals, and better teacher training and recruitment. He backs a civilian police review board to rebuild public trust, and runs from the Hotel Roosevelt with many student volunteers. Buckley criticizes the tone while noting political theater.
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Lindsay
New Psych Lab Upgrades In 1960s University
The psychology department unveils 15 upgraded cubicles with automatic water delivery, one way mirrors, and semi soundproof boxes for Psych 5. New equipment from Lehigh Valley Electronics costs over 7000 dollars, funded by the 1964 65 and 65 66 budgets with six hundred man hours from Cobb and Hague.
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Lehigh Valley Electronics
Cobb
Tom Hague
Hauge
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