Box 21
Contains 55 Results:
Cut 3: The way we react to situations is more important than trying to avoid them, 1972-12
Robin M. Williams, Jr., The Henry Scarborough Professor of Social Sciences at C.U.
Four actualities by Robin M. Williams, 1972-12
Professor of Social Sciences at Cornell
Three cuts:, 1972-11
Cut 1: The new affirmative action guidelines and Cornell's minority training program, 1972-11
Ramon Rivera, C.U. Affirmative Action Officer
Cut 2: Cornell's minority recruiting programs in the local labor market, 1972-11
Ramon Rivera
Cut 3: EARS, a new counseling service for members of the Cornell Community, 1972-11
Bruce Hazen, counselor in the Dean of Students Office
American Indian Rally, 1972-11
Bailey Hall, 3:20pm-6:30pm - in order of speaking: Intro, Onondaga Chief - Translations, his daughter, Allen Lerner, lawyer, Ronnie Shenandoah, Chief Logan, William Kuntlser (taped interview), Gil Fitts (Ujamah), Vietnamese student at Cornell, Lloyd Elm - Onondaga Nation, Eddie Benton, George Mitchell, Rog Lipton - singer; Raffle of belt made by Leroy Shenandoah's widow
The Robert S. Stevens Lecture at the Cornell University Law School, 1972-11
Given in Moot Court Room, Myron Taylor Hall. "Crime, Courts, and Confusion" - Hon. Charles D. Breitel, Associate Judge, New York Court of Appeals
[Original list recorded no titles for this range], Undated
Improving the quality of life, 1972-11
Garret Hardin, Professor of Biology, University of California at Santa Barbara who gave the 1972 Messenger Lecture Series at Cornell