NYU Fales Library Acquires Works and Papers by Mary Ellen Carroll
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NYU Fales Library has acquired five mixed media works and the personal papers of conceptual artist Mary Ellen Carroll.
A Reading: Justin Spring--The Gourmands’ Way at NYU’s Fales Library, November 1, 2017 @4pm
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**A Publishers Weekly Top Ten Selection, Memoirs & Biographies, Fall 2017**
“Tribes of New York: Inventing Spectacle” A Panel Discussion, October 19th at NYU’s Fales Library
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Victor P. Corona, Ph.D., sociologist at NYU’s School of Professional Studies and author of Night Class: A Downtown Memoir, moderates a panel on the tribes of performers, artists, musicians, DJs, writers, socialites, and nightlife personas that sustain New York’s role as a global cultural capital.
“The Lasting Impact of Gay Men on Food: James Beard, Richard Olney, and Craig Claiborne at Least...”
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A Panel Discussion, October 12, 2017 at NYU’s Fales Library
Reading: Richard Boch --The Mudd Club at NYU’s Fales Library, Sept. 28, 2017 @6:30pm
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Boch, a Mudd Club doorman, to read from his latest book
“Connecting the McCarthy Era to the Age of Trump”-- a Symposium at NYU’s Center for the United States and the Cold War, Sept 15-16
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The conference will explore the deep connections between the early postwar years and the age of Donald Trump, encouraging a new wave of scholars to rediscover the Early Cold War
“Hell in New Jersey” with Historian Jacob Zumoff, April 18th at NYU Tamiment Library
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Zumoff will speak on protests at wool mills in 1920s Passaic, New Jersey, which he contends pioneered the techniques key to the success of labor strikes in the 1930s.
“Migration, Preservation, and New York City: A Useful Taste of History” A Panel Discussion, February 28th at NYU’s Fales Library
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NYU Fales Library will host a panel discussion entitled “Migration, Preservation, and New York City: A Useful Taste of History,” February 28, 2017 from 4-6pm.
Xiaojing Zu Named Director of the NYU Shanghai Library
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Brings Librarianship and Management Expertise to the Role
Women 9/11 First Responders: A Panel Discussion at NYU’s Wagner Labor Archives Sept. 13th
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Commemorating the 15th Anniversary of 9/11, the panel to discuss how these women’s lives have changed post-9/11 and how women are faring in NYC’s emergency services