Through her ideas and pedagogy, Louise Tilly inspired colleagues and younger scholars who, in turn, drew upon her work and teaching methods as they pursued their own careers.

Generally speaking, books by college presidents are artifacts on the day of their publication. They are like shards of ancient pottery: One must record their existence and occasionally exhibit them, but, of course, one does not actually expect to use them for anything.

My recent interest in work and women's complicated relationship to it grew out of two experiences. The first was an experience of worklessness.

It was all of these I suppose. I will start with “the world” as I remember it during the years just before and after I wrote the essay “Maternal Thinking” which was published in Feminist Studies in 1980. I was forty-five; my children were fifteen and seventeen.

Marked initially by Perry Anderson's assumption of editorial authority, and completed by his subsequent control of its theoretical and political direction, a "palace coup" took place within New Left Review (NLR) in 1962, which gave rise to what is now called the "second" New Left.

Camilo Egas has become a surrealist. There is no connection, thematically, between these canvases at the Acquavella and the earlier Egas murals at the New School for Social Research, with flowing rhythms that recall modern Mexico.

Still, it is primarily a supplier of adult education, in its headquarters on 12th street off the Avenue of the Americas, that the New School is best known.

What then has become of this controversy as to college and industrial education for Negroes? Has it been duly settled, and if it has, how has it been settled? Has it been transmuted into a new program, and if so, what is that program?