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Columbia University Buildings: Research Guide & Selected Bibliography
Many descriptions and illustrations of the original King's College and Columbia University can be found in published books, reports, and articles. This guide shows how to find these materials in Avery Library and in other Columbia University Libraries, with a selective bibliography included. Students are generally better off using reproductions for class assignments, since access to and copying of originals are restricted because of their condition. However, a guide to archival collections is included.
How to Find Information in Avery Library
Perform a Subject search in CLIO and look in the Avery card catalog under:
- COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY--[names of specific bldgs. or depts. housed in specific buildings]
Remember that the original names of some buildings and departments have changed.
Look up the various architects and architectural firms in CLIO, the card catalog, the Avery Index, or other reference sources cited in the Avery publication "How to Research a New York City Building."
General History
Columbia University. A History of Columbia University, 1754-1904. N.Y.,1904.
Avery AA6623 C728 (copies available in multiple locations)
Lederman, Sarah Henry. Preliminary bibliography of the history of Columbia University. N.Y., 1990.
Butler Reference R378.7 CE AL
McCaughey, Robert A. Stand, Columbia: a history of Columbia University in the city of New York, 1754-2004. N.Y., 2003.
Avery AA6623 C723 M13 (copies available in multiple locations)
Robson, John W. A guide to Columbia University. N.Y., 1937.
Avery Reserves AA6623 C723 R576 (copies available in multiple locations)
Maps and Plans
Columbia University. Columbia University in the City of New York, A.D. 1900. New York, 1900.
Two volumes of drawings, plans, and photographs. Includes King's College, the 49th Street Library, and buildings on Morningside Heights campus.
Avery Classics AA6623 C7233 FF
Columbia University. Department of Buildings and Grounds. Floor plans of academic buildings on Morningside Heights. N.Y., 1941.
Extremely useful small scale plan reproductions.
Avery Reference AA 6623 C7243 (copies available in multiple locations)
Incentra International Inc. Academic acropolis. New York: Incentra International, 1998.
Map of academic and religious institutions in Morningside Heights.
Avery AA735 N4 In233
Ludington Ltd. Columbia University, Teachers College, Barnard College, an axonometric view of Morningside Heights. Hastings-on-Hudson, 1994. Map.
Avery AA6623 C723 L96 FF
Boardman, Fon Wyman. Columbia University on pictures. New York: Columbia University Press, 1954.
Avery AA6623 C7244 (copies available in multiple locations)
Columbia University in the City of New York. New York: The University, 1996.
Butler Rare Book LD1253 C65 1996g
Columbia University. 1897. View book with reproductions of some plans and elevations.
Avery Classics AA 6623 C724
An Index to the microfiche edition of Photographic views of New York City, 1870's-1970's from the collections of the New York Public Library. 3 v. Ann Arbor, MI, 1981.
In vol. II ("Building Index"), look under specific building names, i.e., "Low Library" or "St. Paul's Chapel."
In vol. III ("Subject Index"), look under "Columbia University."
Photographs digitized and available at Photographic views of New York City, 1870s-1970s.
Avery Reference AA 735 N4 In24
Microfiche number Fx3 939
Roth, Ernest David. Columbia etchings. N.Y., 1930?.
University Archives CS R7423
Susi, Michael V. Columbia University and Morningside Heights. Charleston SC: Arcadia, 2007.
Avery Reference AA735 N4 Su81 (copies available in multiple locations)
Granger, Alfred Hoyt. Charles Follen McKim, a study of his life and work. N.Y., 1972, reprint of 1913 ed.
Avery AA737 M2 G76
A Monograph of the works of McKim, Mead & White, 1879-1915. N.Y., 1973, reprint of 1915 ed.
Avery Reserves AA 712 M191 F
Passanti, Francesco. "The Design of Columbia in the 1890s, McKim and his client." SAH Journal,1977 May, v.36, n. 2, p.69-84. ill., plans.
Avery AC Am352
Roth, Leland. Architecture of McKim, Mead & White 1870-1920, a building list. 1978.
Avery Reserves AA 712 M2131
Roth, Leland. McKim, Mead & White, architects. N.Y., 1983.
Avery AA 737 M25 R74 (copies available in multiple locations)
Wilson, Richard Guy. McKim, Mead & White, architects. N.Y., 1983.
Avery Reserves AA737 M25 W69
The Campus
There are two interactive tours of the campus available on the Web: the Virtual Campus Tour and Podcast: Architectural Walking Tour, an audio walking tour of the architecture on Columbia's Morninside Campus guided by Andrew Dolkart.
"Architecture on the Campus." Architectural Forum, 1967 July-August, v.127, n.1, p.46-75,78-85,90-97. ill., plans.
Avery AB B76
Bergdoll, Barry. Mastering McKim's Plan: Columbia's first century on Morningside Heights. N.Y., 1997.
Avery Reference AA6623 C723 B5 (copies available in multiple locations)
Columbia University. Columbia University in Morningside Heights: a framework for planning. N.Y., 1998.
Avery Reference AA6623 C7234 (copies available in multiple locations)
"Columbia University and its new buildings." The Architects' and Builders' Magazine, 1900-01, v.33, p.11-19. ill., plans.
part of Architecture and Building, Avery microfilm F a3881
"Columbia University Heights: an ivory tower and its communities." in University as urban developer: case studies and analysis. Cambridge, Mass., 2005.
Avery Ware LC238 .U546 2005
Dolkart, Andrew. Morningside Heights: a history of its architecture and development. N.Y., 1998. See chaps. 4-5, p.103-202.
Avery Reserves AA735 N4 D6833 (copies available in multiple locations)
"The New buildings of Columbia University." The Architects' and Builders' Magazine, 1905-06, v.38, p.193-205. ill.
part of Architecture and Building, Avery microfilm F a3881
Pei (I.M.) & Partners. Planning for Columbia University: an interim report. N.Y., 1970.
Avery AA 6623 C7294 (copies available in multiple locations)
Placzek, Adolf. "Design for Columbia College, 1813." SAH Journal, 1952 May, v.11, p. 22-23. ill.
Avery AC Am352
Rappaport, Nina. "Columbia under construction." Oculus, 1996 Sept., v. 59, n.1, p.14-15. drawings, photos.
Avery AB Oc9
Stern, Robert A.M. New York 1880. N.Y., 1999. p.142-155
Avery Reserves AA 735 N4 St449 (copies available in multiple locations)
Stern, Robert A.M. New York 1900. N.Y., 1983. p.404-411
Avery Reserves AA 735 N4 St45 (copies available in multiple locations)
Stern, Robert A.M. New York 1930. N.Y., 1987. p.109-111
Avery Reserves AA 735 N4 St453 (copies available in multiple locations
Stern, Robert A.M. New York 1960. N.Y., 1995 p.735-751
Avery Reserves AA 735 N4 St454 (copies available in multiple locations)
Stern, Robert A.M. New York 2000. N.Y., 2006. p.864-882
Avery Reserves AA 735 N4 St455 (copies available in multiple locations)
"The Revolution in campus design." copy from Columbia College Today, 1962 Fall, v.10, n.1. ill.
Avery AA 6623 C7247
Thomas, Milton H. "The King's College buildings." Reprint from New York Historical Society Quarterly, 1955 Jan., v.39, n.1
Avery AA 6623 C7245
Wolfe, Kevin. "Visible city: Columbia campus life." Metropolis, 1987 Sept., v.7, n. 2, p.86-89, 90. photos., site plans.
Avery AA735 N4 M55 F
Campus Buildings
Specific Buildings:
Columbia University architectural drawings, circa 1888-1957.
Included are architectural drawings, surveys, maps, and site proposals for Columbia's Morning side Heights campus, designed primarily by by McKim, Mead and White.
Avery Drawings & Archives NYDA88-A12
Avery Library
Avery Hall extension: the Avery project at the Graduate School of Architecture & Planning, Columbia University, New York: design manual report, 11 March 1974
Avery AA2302 K84
"Beneath the halls of Ivy: Avery Library extension ..." Progressive Architecture, 1978 Mar., v.59, n 3, p.60-61. photos., plans, sections.
Avery AB P372
"Campus architecture." Progressive Architecture, 1978 March, v.59, n.3, p.53-75. ill., plans.
Avery AB P372
Placzek, Adolf K. "The Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library." Columbia Library Columns, 1978 Feb., v. 27, n.2, p.23-31. ill.
Butler Z671 .C63 (copies available in multiple locations)
Price, C. Matleck. "The Design of the Avery Architectural Library." Architectural Record, 1913 June, v.33, p.535-549. ill., plans.
Avery AB Ar44
Barnard College
"Barnard College, Charles H. Rich, architect." Architecture, 1904, v.9-10, p.172-175. ill.
Avery Classics AB Ar264
CIC Historic Campus Architecture Project
Features Barnard Hall, Brooks Hall and Hewitt Hall, Greer Memorial Gate, Iphigene Ochs Sulzberger Hall, and Milbank Hall.
"Dormitories, Barnard College, New York, New York." Inland Architect and News Record, 1902 Aug., v.40, plates following p.8. ill.
Avery Classics AB In5 and Avery microfilm F a9784
"Front view: Barnard College, New York, N.Y." American Architect and Building News, 1898 Dec.3, v.62, p.82. plate 1197
Avery AB Am32
"Full exterior plus close-up of entrance." Inland Architect and News Record, 1898 July, v.31, n.6. plate following p.60
Avery Classics AB In5 and Avery microfilm F a9784
"Geer Memorial Gateway, Barnard College, New York." Architecture, 1922, v.46, p.338. ill.
Avery Classics AB Ar264
Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates. Barnard College, New York, New York: executive summary: architectural campus master plan: November 2002. New York, N.Y.: The Associates, 2002.
Avery Classics AA 6623 C723 B25
"Holding court: Centennial Hall, Barnard College, New York City. Architectural Record, 1989 Oct., v.177, n.12, p.112-115. drawings, photos., plans.
Avery AB Ar44
"Library facilities, Barnard College, New York." Progressive Architecture, 1960 Sept., v.41, n.9, p.160-161. ill.
Avery AB P372
"Mut der Lucke: Studentenwohnheim "Centennial Hall", Barnard College, New York." Bauwelt, 1992 Jan.31, v.83, n.5, p.198. photos, plans.
Avery AB B326
"Side view." Inland Architect and News Record, 1898 Oct., v.32, n.3. plate following p.30
Avery Classics AB In5 and Avery microfilm F a9784
"Special feature: James Polshek." Architecture and Urbanism, 1990 Nov., n.11
(242), p.62-126. axonometric views, models, photos., plans, sections, site plans.
Avery AB K34
Broadway Residence Hall
"A Great place to call home." Columbia, 2001 Winter, p.6-7, photos.
University Archives CQ3 C721
Butler Library
Rappaport, Nina. "Columbia under construction." Oculus, 1996 Sept., v.59, n.1, p.14-15. drawings, photos.
Avery AB Oc9
Bernstein, Fred A. "Game changer." Architectural record, 2013 May, v.201, n.5, p.72-75. photos, plans, sections.
Avery AB Ar44
"Campbell Sports Center: Steven Holl Architects." C3 Korea, 2013 Dec., n.352, p.24-33. details, elevations, photos, plans, sections, site plans, sketches.
Avery AB K86
"Centro Deportivo Campbell = Campbell Sports Center." Croquis, 2014, n.172, p.252-269. aerial photos, details, photos, plans, sections, site plans.
Avery AB C878
Herreros, Juan. "Steven Holl Architects: Campbell Sports Center, New York." Abitare, 2013 June, n.533, p.104-113. aerial photos, maps, photos, plans, sections.
Avery AB Ab59
Mori, Toshiko. "Innovation and cities." A + U: architecture and urbanism, 2013 Dec., n.12 (519), p.116-141. axonometric drawings, maps, photos, plans, sections, site plans, sketches.
Avery AB K34
"Steven HollL Campbell Sports Center, New York, New York, U.S.A." GA document, 2013 Oct., n.125, p.94-109. ill., photos, plans, sections, site plans, sketches.
Avery AB G514
Bosoni, Giampiero. "La Casa Italiana a New York = The Casa Italiana in New York." Domus, 1996 Dec., n.788, p 46-52. photos., ill., drawings, sketches, elevations, sections., plans.
Avery AB D711
"La Casa Italiano = The Italian House." Ottagono, 1996 Sept.-Nov., v.31, n.120, Sept-Nov., p.65-69. photos, drawings, sections, plans.
Avery AB Ot8
Kliment, Stephen A. "Rescue transforms Columbia landmark: Case Italiana, Columbia University, New York City." Architectural Record, 1996 July, v.184, n. 7, p.80-83. photos., plans, sections.
Avery AB Ar44
Merkel, Jayne. "In the streetscape: the Casa and the Convent." Oculus, 1996 Apr., v.58, n.9, p.6-7. photos.
Avery AB Oc9
New York (City). Landmarks Preservation Commission. Casa Italiana. N.Y., 1978.
Avery AA6623 C7248 F
Quinn, Raymond. "Il progetto di recupero della Casa Italiana a New York = The renovation of the Casa Italiana in New York." Lotus International, 1999, n. 103, p.78-89. photos, sketches, drawings, plans, details.
Avery AB L91
"Ein Studienhaus in New York: Umbau der ehemaligen Casa Italiana der Columbia University." Bauwelt, 1997 May 30, v.88, n.21, p.1192-1193. photos., plans, sections
Avery AB B326
Center for Engineering and Physical Science Research
"Columbia University Center for Engineering and Physical Science Research, New York, New York, USA, 1991. A + U: Architecture and Urbanism, 1990 Dec., n.12 extra edition, p.178-181. drawings., plans.
Avery AB K34
Chandler North
"Autour des projets recents de James Stirling et Michael Wilford." AMC, 1984 Oct., v. 5, p.14-17. ill.
Avery AB Am19
"Chandler North, the extension of the Chemistry Department, Columbia University, New York." Architectural Design, 1983, v.53, n.3-4, p.10-15. drawings., plans, elevations.
Avery AB Ar455
Filler, Martin. "The Stirling standard." House & Garden, 1985 May, v.157, n.5, p.170-181,236-240. photos, elevations
Avery AB H81
"Three buildings by James Stirling, Michael Wilford & Associates..." Architectural Review, 1983 Amr., v.173, n.1033, p.22-41. drawings., elevations., plans, sections., photos.
Avery AB Ar51
Wilford, Michael. "Responding to context." UIA International Architect, 1984, v.5, p. 28. drawings., photos., plans.
Avery AB Un373
Computer Science
"Computer Science Building, Columbia University." A + U: Architecture and Urbanism, 1984 Sept., n.9 (168), p.39-48. photos, plans, elevations., sections.
Avery AB K34
Gaskie, Margaret. "Classical complexity..." Architectural Record, 1984 Mar., v.172, n.3, Mar., p. [126]-133. drawings., elevations, photos., plans, sections.
Avery AB Ar4562
Ryder, Sharon Lee. "Building threaded between neighbors."Architecture: the AIA Journal, 1987 May, v.76, n 5, p.144-146. photos., plans.
Avery AB Ar4562
"Waltzing to the CRT..." Interior Design, 1984 Mar., v.55, n.3, p.226-[231]. photos., plana.
Avery AB In83
Diana Center (Barnard College)
Giovannini, Joseph. "Diana Center, New York." Architect (Washington, D.C.), 2010 June, v.99, n.6, p.113-123. photos, sections, details, site plans.
Avery AB Ar4562
Gordon, Alastair Gordon. "Site specific: rejecting object-driven architecture, Weiss-Manfredi create functional work of great beauty." Metropolis, 2004 Feb., v.23, n.6, p.82-87,106-107. photos, ill., computer drawings.
Avery AA 735 N4M55 F
Henderson, Justin. "Freeform neon lights up a cost-conscious renovation of a student center at Barnard College." Interiors, 1988 Dec., v.148, n.5, p.41-41. photos, isometric drawings.
Avery AB In832
Silverberg, Michael. "Broadway opening." Metropolis, 2010 June, v.29, n.11, p.88-95,117. photos, sections, plans, diagrams, axonometric drawings, site plans.
Avery AB M5635
"Weiss Manfredi: Barnard Nexus, New York, 2003-09. Lotus International, 2009 June, n.138, p.63-68. sketches, elevations, sections, plans, computer drawings, axonometric drawings.
Avery AB L91
"Weiss Manfredi Architects: Barnard Nexus, New York City." Architecture, 2003 Dec., v.92, n.12, p.82. drawings.
Avery AB Ar4562
"Weiss Manfredi: Barnard College Nexus." Architecture, 2008 Jan., v.97, n.1, p.76-79. sections, drawings, plans, axonometric drawings.
Avery AB Ar4562
"Weiss-Manfredi: the Diana Center at Barnard College, New York, New York, USA 2003-2010." A+U: Architecture and Urbanism, 2010 May, n.5(476), p.104-109. photos, sections, details, site plans, diagrams, axonometric drawings.
Avery AB K34
Ziegler, Mimi. "Chroatic scale." Architectural Lighting, 2010 Nov.-Dec., v.24, n.7, p.19-21. photos, axonometric drawings.
Avery AB Ar2445
Earl Hall
Dunn, William. "The Principles of dome construction. pts. I-II." Architectural Review, 1908, v.23, p.63-73,108-112. ill., plans, sections
Avery AB Ar51
"Plans, front and south elevations of students hall [Earl Hall] Columbia University." Architectural Review, 1901, v.8, pl.26-28.
Avery AB T221
East Campus
"Academics [high-rise residences]." Process: Architecture, 1986 Jan., n.64, p.[133]-153. ill.
Avery AB P941
"Columbia University, student housing and academic center, New York, New York USA, 1982." A + U: Architecture and Urbanism, 1983 May, n. 5 (152), p. [72]-77. photos., plans, sections.
Avery AB K34
"East Campus Complex, Columbia University." GA Document, 1981, n.4, p.68-79. photos, sections, plans.
Avery AB G514
"East Campus Complex, Columbia University by Gwathmey Siegel Associates." Space Design, 1982 July, n.7 (214), p.59-66. photos, site plans, plans, axonometric drawings.
Avery AB Sd12
"Expanding horizons: the East Campus Complex." Architectural Record, 1982 Feb., v.170, n. 2, p.65-71, photos, sections., plans.
Avery AB Ar44
"Gwathmey Siegel: East Campus Complex ..." Skyline, 1982 Jan., p.18-19. photos., plans.
Avery AB Sk79
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. Columbia University: East Campus development. N.Y., 1990.
Avery Classics AA 6623 C7295 F
Faculty Club
"Faculty Club, Columbia University." Architecture and Building, 1923, v.55, pl.170-172.
Avery microfilm F a3881
"Campus Architecture." Progressive Architecture, 1978 Mar., v.59, n.3, p.53-75. ill., plans.
Avery AB P372
"Hail Columbia." Progressive Architecture, 1978 Mar., v.59, n.3, p54-59. photos., plans, sections.
Avery AB P372
"Sherman Fairchild Center for the Life Sciences." Parametro, 1978 Nov., v.9, n,7, p.57-58. photos, plans, elevations.
Avery AB P217
Ferris Booth Hall
[demolished, see also Lerner Hall]
Knobel, Lance. "Three interiors by Robert Stern." Architectural Review, 1982 July, v.172, n.1025, p.52-[58]. axonometric views, photos., plans.
Avery AB Ar51
Wilk, Christopher. "Renovating Columbia interiors." Skyline, 1982 Jan., p.19-21. photos, plans.
Avery AB Sk79
Havemeyer Hall
Gottlieb, Stephen E. "Preventing limestone spalls: two McKim, Mead and White buildings at Columbia University." Association for Preservation Technology. Bulletin. 1988, v.20, n.3, p.23-27.
Avery AC As75
Hogan Hall
"Campus architecture." Progressive Architecture, 1978 Mar., v.59, n.3, p.53-75. ill., plans.
Avery AB P372
"Saving traces." Progressive Architecture, 1978 Mar., v.59, n.3, p.62-63. photos., plans.
Avery AB P372
Johnson Hall
Johnson Hall, women's residence hall, 1937-1938. N.Y., 1937.
Avery AA 6623 C723
"Toni Stabile Student Center, Columbia University, Graduate School of Journalism, New York, 2008." Architectural Design, 2009 Mar.-Apr., v.79, n.2, p.106-109. photos, diagrams, computer drawings.
Avery AB Ar455
Lamont Doherty
Melvin, Jeremy. "Building profile: Climate Prediction Center." Architectural Design, 2002 Jan., v.72, n.1, p.113-117. details, photos., plans, sections, site plans, sketches.
Avery AB Ar455
Kent Hall
"Kent Hall, Columbia University, McKim, Mead & White, architects." Architects' and Builders' Magazine, 1910-1911, v.43 (new series v. 12), p.172-175. ill.
part of Architecture and Building, Avery microfilm F a3881
Law School (Jerome L. Greene Hall)
"Campus Architecture." Progressive Architecture, 1978 Mar., v.59, n.3, p.53-75. ill., plans.
Avery AB P372
"Making it legal." Progressive Architecture, 1978 Mar., v.59, n.3, p.64-65. photos., plans.
Avery AB P372
Slessor, Catherine. "Grove of academe." Architectural Review, 1997 Aug., v.202, n.1206, p.56-59. photos., plans, axonometric drawings.
Avery AB Ar51
Lerner Hall (Alfred Lerner Hall)
[see also Ferris Booth Hall]
"Bernard Tschumi: Alfred Lerner Hall at Columbia University, N.Y." GA Document, 1999 Nov., n.60, p.24-33. details, photos., plans, sections.
Avery AB G514
"Bernard Tschumi, Gruzen Samton: Lerner Student Center, Columbia University." Domus, 1999 June, n 816, p.35-38. axonometric drawings, photos., plans, sections, sketches.
Avery AB D711
"Bernard Tschumi-Gruzen Samton Associated Architects: Alfred Lerner Hall, Columbia University, N.Y., N.Y., USA." Praxis, 1999 Fall, v.1, n.0, p.66-81. details, models, photos., plans, sections, sketches.
Avery AB P893
"Bernard Tschumi with Gruzen Samton Associated Architects: Lerner Student Center, Columbia University, New York, USA, under construction." A + U: Architecture and Urbanism, 1997 Sept., n.9
(324), p.10-29. computer drawings, plans, details.
Avery AB K34
Campbell, Robert. "Modernism and contextualism meet at Bernard Tschumi and Gruzen Samton's Lerner Hall with provocative results." Architectural Record, 1999 Nov., v.187, n.11, p.94-101. photos., plans, sections.
Avery AB Ar44
Capurso, Rossana. "Centro per studenti della Columbia University, New York." Industria delle Costruzioni, 2001 Apr., n.354, p.40-453, photos., plans, sections.
Avery AB In315
"Una cittadella dinamica = A dynamic hub." Arca, 1997 May, n.115, p 8-11. axonometric drawings, computer drawings, sections.
Avery AB Ar14
"Desviacion de la norma: Lerner Hall en el campus de Columbia, Manhattan." Arquitectura Viva, 2001 Feb., n.76, Feb., p.42-45, photos., plans.
Avery AB Ar6886
Quinton, Maryse. "Circulations: Alfred Lerner Hall." Moniteur Architecture AMC, 2002 Oct., n.128, p.112-114. details, photos., plans.
Avery AB Am738
Sowa, Axel. "Bernard Tschumi, Ove Arup et Hugh Dutton, Eiffel: Students Center, Lerner Hall." Architecture d'Aujourd'hui, 2000 July-Aug., n.329, July-Aug., p.60-65. drawings, details, photos., plans, site plans.
Avery AB Ar473
Stickells, Lee. "Conceiving an architecture of movement." Arq: architectural research quarterly, 2010, v.14, n.1, p.41-51. photos.
Avery AB Ar6622
Tschumi, Bernard. Glass ramps/glass wall: derivations from the normative. London, 2001.
Avery AA 1353 T78
Tschumi, Bernard. "Lerner Student Center." Zodiac, 1999 Jan.-June, n.20, p.104-111. photos., plans, sections, site plans, sketches.
Avery AB Z751
Low Library
Carley, Rachel. Low Memorial Library Interior. New York, N.Y.: Landmarks Preservation Commission, 1981.
Avery Reserves AA 735 N4 ZL19 (copies available in multiple locations)
Linn, Charles. "Nondestructive testing probes done's safety." Architectural Record, 2003 Mar., v.191, n.3, p.181-184. computer drawings, graphs, photos., sections.
Avery AB Ar44
Low Memorial Library. New York, N.Y.: Landmarks Preservation Commission, 1966.
Avery Reserves AA 735 N4 ZL95 F
Nakahara, Mari and Kobayashi, Katsuhiiro. "Analysis on geometric composition of McKim, Mead & White's Low Library." Nihon Kenchiku Gakkai Keikakukei ronbun hokoku shu = Journal of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Engineering, 1993 Dec., v.12, n.12 (454), p.189-195.
Avery AB N57
Schweinberg, Lindsey A. Low Memorial Library: and argument for the restoration of lived experience. New York: Columbia University, 2007.
(Avery Classics Thesis Pres.)
Gottlieb, Stephen E. "Preventing limestone spalls: two McKim, Mead and White buildings at Columbia University." Association for Preservation Technology. Bulletin, 1988, v.20, n.3, p.23-27.
Avery AC As75
Manhattanville Campus (West Harlem Campus)
Brown, Ed. "Renzo Piano Building Workshop and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill: Columbia University expansion, New York City." Architecture, 2004 Sept., v. 93, n.9, p.46. sections, site plans, computer drawings.
Avery AB Ar4562
Columbia University. Columbia and Mahattanville: building for the future. New York: Columbia University, 2005.
Avery AA 6623 C723 C73
Craig, David J. "Smart growth: a report from Manhattanville." Columbia, 2006 Summer, p.8-15. photos, site plans, drawings.
University Archives CQ3 C721
Davis, Dorian. "Columbia's controversial expansion okayed." Architectural Record, 2008 Feb., v.196, n.2, p.36
Avery AB Ar44
Davis, Dorian. "Piano, Som's Columbia plan stirs controversy." Architectural Record, 2007 July, v.195, n.7, p.36. photos, site plans.
Avery AB Ar44
Dheere, Jessica. "Columbia takes Manhattanville." Urban Land, 2004 Sept., v.63, n.9, p.123. photos, site plans.
Avery AB Ur1
Huntsman, Daniel. "Nontraditional sites for academic campuses." Urban Land, 2008 Mar., v.67, n.3, p.87-91. photos, drawings, site plans.
Avery AB Ur1
Irace, Fulvio. "Renzo Piano: un italiano in America = Renzo Piano: an Italian in America." Abitare, 2004 May, n.439, p.151-154. aerial photos., ports., elevations, sections, site plans.
Avery AB Ab59
Lewis, Ricahrd C. "Collegial conflicts: Columbia University's Manhattanville plan shows challenges, opportunities in urban expansion." Urban Land, 2008 Apr., v.67, n.4, p.148-150.
Avery AB Ur1
Levinson, Nancy. "Campus planning is breaking new ground." Architectural Record, 2004 Aug., v.192, n.8, p.86-90,92,94. photos., sketches, models, site plans, computer drawings
Avery AB Ar44
Litt, Steven. "Big man off campus: universities are revamping their college towns in an effort to stay competitive." Planning, 2005 Aug.-Sept., v.71, n.8, p.42-45. photos, aerial phots, maps, site plans.
Avery AB P683
"Manhattanville Campus, Columbia University." A + U: Architecture and Urbanism, 2010 May, special issue, p.202-203. sections, site plans, photos. Avery AB K34
Martin, Jean Marie. "Renzo Piano a New York." Casabella, 2005 Nov., v.69, n.738, p.6-35. aerial photos, sketches, models, elevations, sections, details, plans, site plans, axonometric drawings.
Avery AB C26
Millard, Bill. "The university as laboratory for urban design." Oculus, 2008-2009 Winter, v.70, n.4, p.34-37. photos, drawings, site plans, computer drawings.
Avery AB Oc9
"Nuevo campus de la Universidad de Columbia = Columbia University campus plan, 2002." AV Monografias = AV Monographs, 2006 May-June, n.119, p.134-137. photos, sketches, models, sections, plans, aerial photos.
Avery AB Ay98
Prestinenza Puglisi, Luigi. "Renzo Piano: due sfide: in New York and Genoa." Arca, 2007 Feb., n.222, p.18-29. photos, aerial photos, drawings, models, sections, site plans.
Avery AB Ar14
"Renzo Piano Building Workshop 1989-2010." A+U: Architecture and Urbanism, 2010 May, special issue, p.202-203. sections, photos, site plans.
Roberts, Bob. "Open university." City Limits, 2004 Dec., v.29, n.10, p.15-17, ports.
Avery AA 7545 C51 (copies available in multiple locations)
Taylor, Marilyn. "Crossing beyond the boundaries: Columbia University in West Harlem." Places, 2005 Spring, v.17, n.1, p.50-53. aerial photos., sections, site plans, computer drawings.
Avery AB P66
Zack, Stephen. "I'll take Manhattanville." Architectural Record, 2010 Aug., v.198, n.8, p.23-24. ill.
Avery AB Ar44
Medical Center
"Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center." The Architect, 1928, v.10, p. 442-3,448-450, 459-481. ill.
Avery Microfilm F a5691
Morganti, Renato. "Edilizia ospedaliera a New York = Hospital buildings in New York." Industria delle Costruzioni, 1992 Sept., n.251, p.38-49, details, drawings, photos., plans, site plans, aerial photos.
Avery AB In315
Raymond, Betty. "Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center invests in the future." Contract Interiors, 1978 Mar. v.136, n. 8, p.[78]-81. ill., plans.
Avery AB Up3
Northwest Corner Building
Columbia University Northwest Science Building: design, construction, technologies. Porto: GEQUALTEC, 2011. photos, plans, sections, elevations, site plans, models
Avery LC-NA1313 .M55 C65 2011g
Hart, Sara. "Northwest Corner Building, New York." Architect (Washington, D.C.), 2011 July, v.100, n.7, p.106-114. photos, sections, plans.
Avery AB Ar4562
Laboratorio de Ciencas Noroeste: Universidad de Columbia, Estados Unidos." Arkinka, 2011 May, v.15, n.186, p.16-45. photos, plans, sections, elevations, axonometric drawings.
Avery AB Ar5967
Lamster, Mark. "Moneo's modern masterpiece falls foul of fickle prejudice." Architectural Review, 2011 Jan., v.229, n.1367, p.29. photos.
Avery AB Ar51
Martin, Jean-Marie. "Rafael Moneo: N.W. Corner Building, Columbia University, New York." Casabella, 2011 May, v.75, n.801, p.26-41. axonometric drawings, elevations, plans, photos, sections.
Avery AB C26
Ramos Castro, Luis Miguel. "Od sputanosti do domisljatosti = From contraint to invention." Oris, 2011, v.13, n.71, p.8-17. photos, plans, site plans, axonometric drawings, sketches, sections.
Avery AB Or35
Reinsch, Daniela. "Schwebende Ecke: Institutsgebaude der Columbia-Universitat in New York von Rafael Moneo." Baumeister, 2011 Apr., v.108, n.4, p.22-23. photos.
Avery AB B325
Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Farr, Douglas. "The Light at the end of the tunnel: Columbia's new rare book library." Columbia Art Review, 1985 Winter, p.3-6. photos, plan, secns.
Avery N1 C717
Truppin, Andrea. "Rare example: Cain, Farrell & Bell carry on the McKim, Mead and White tradition ..." Interiors, 1985 Aug., v.145, n.1, p.148-155, photos, plans, sections.
Avery AB In832
St. Paul's Chapel
Dunn, William. "The Principles of dome construction." pts. I-II Architectural Review, 1908, v.23, p.63-73,108-112. ill., plans, sections.
Avery AB Ar51
Goodyear, William H. "The Columbia University Chapel." Copy from The Brickbuilder, 1906, v.15.
Avery Reserves AA 6623 C7253; also Avery microfilm F a4400
St. Paul's Chapel. New York, N.Y.: Landmarks Preservation Commission, 1966.
Avery Reserves AA 735 N4 ZSa21
Schapiro Hall
Hirsh, Jennifer, "A good neighbor in the Columbia tradition." Columbia Art Review, 1986 Winter, p.8-9, drawings., plans.
Avery N1 C717
Liebman, Rosanna G. "West side study: Morris A. Schapiro Residence Hall, Columbia University, New York City, Gruzen Samton Steinglass Architects." Architecture: the AIA Journal, 1990 Jan. ,v.79, n.1, p.[90]-91. photos, plans.
Avery AB Ar4562
Schermerhorn Hall
Boles, Daralice D. "Teaching architecture: Wallach Fine Arts Center ..." Progressive Architecture, 1986 Sept., v.67, n.9, p.128-131. photos., plan, sections.
Avery AB P372
Karliner, Leah. "Schermerhorn Hall renovated." Columbia Art Review, 1985 Spring, p.19. photos.
Avery N1 C717
Union Theological Seminary
"The Burke Library renovation, Union Theological Seminary, New York, New York, 1982." Process: Architecture, 1989 Mar., n.81, p.68-73. axonometric drawings, elevations, photos., plans.
Avery AB P941
Doubilet, Susan. "Let there be light: Union Theological Seminary Library renovation, New York." Progressive Architecture, 1984 June, v.65, n.6, p.84-87. photos., plans.
Avery AB P372
Gorman, Jean. "Gothic revisted." Interiors, 1991 Mar., v.150, n.8, p.80-83. photos.
Avery AB In832
Schuyler, Montgomery. "Architecture of American colleges: New York City colleges." Architectural Record, 1910 June, v.27, p.443-469. photos., ill.
Avery AB Ar44
"Tower of Union Theological Seminary." Architectural Record, 1911 May, v.29, p.391.
Avery AB Ar44
"Business as more than usual: addition to Uris Hall ..." Architectural Record, 1986 Apr., v.174, n 4, p. 120-125. drawings., maps, photos., plans, sections
Avery AB Ar44
Hamilton, R. Douglas. "A new facade for modernism." Columbia Art Review, 1985 Spring, p.10-12. drawings, photos., plans.
Avery N1 C717
"Reasserting a Beaux-Arts tradition: an expansion plan for Columbia's business school." Architectural Record, 1985 Feb., v.173, n. 2, p.61. drawings
Avery AB Ar44
"Uris Hall addition at Columbia University." Building Stone Magazine, 1986 Jan.-Feb., p.[40]-43. drawings., photos., sections.
Avery AB B8625
Archival Material In Other Libraries
Columbia University has no central archive. Materials concerning its buildings and history are housed in several library and administrative collections.
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Barnard Archives, Barnard Library (103 Lehman, 212-854-4079)
Repository for all records of the college. Includes prints, maps, drawings and photos.
Department of Design and Planning, Facilities Management (B230 East Campus, 212-854-4678)
Responsible for the maintenance and development of the University campus. A wide range of drawings of the Morningside Campus.
Drawings & Archives Collection, Avery Library (121 Avery, 212-854-4110)
Some drawings by McKim, Mead and White; Stokes and Howell; and James Gamble Rogers for selected buildings on campus. For holdings see the Drawings & Archives Collection List or consult the Curator of Drawings or the Assistant to the Curator.
New-York Historical Society Library (170 Central Park West, New York, NY, 212-873-3400)
The McKim, Mead and White collection includes drawings, photos, and documents on Columbia University buildings.
University Archives (Butler Library, 6th Floor East 212-854-3786)
The central repository for materials relating to Columbia University and the University community. Collection includes historical records, photos, clippings, some plans, scrapbooks, etc.
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Green Bay Returns Home, Hosts WSU on Thursday
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - After a season-long four game road trip, the Green Bay men's basketball returns home to the Resch Center for Horizon League games against Wright State (Thursday, 7 p.m.) and Detroit (1 p.m.). The Phoenix (12-11, 6-4 HL) will be looking for revenge against both teams, who combined to send Green Bay to a 0-2 Horizon League start in early January.
Since then, the Phoenix has won six of its eight games, including a 73-65 road win at Loyola last Saturday. Green Bay and Wright State (15-8, 6-4 HL) are tied for third place in the league standings.
Academic Achievement Night will also be held at the Resch Center as the athletics department will celebrate a 26th-straight semester with a cumulative grade point average above 3.0 while honoring student-athletes as well as UW-Green Bay's faculty and staff.
Against Loyola, junior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) scored a career-high 25 points on 10-of-14 shooting. At one point, Brown made nine consecutive shots against the Ramblers. It was the second time in the last three games that Brown had set a career high, the first being a 23-point effort on Jan. 25 in a 74-54 win at Milwaukee on a night in which he joined the 1,000-point club. Brown's accomplishment as the 25th member of the 1,000-point club will be recognized before the opening tip.
Green Bay has won seven-straight games at the Resch Center but has not been at home since a 77-50 win over Cleveland State on Jan. 19. That 27-point victory was the largest margin of victory for the Phoenix in league play since Feb. 5, 2005 (78-49 over Youngstown State).
FOLLOW THE PHOENIX: For fans unable to make it to the Resch Center on Thursdday night, the contest will be live on the Horizon League Network. The game will also be carried live by WDUZ The Fan 107.5 FM and online at thefan1075.com. For both the video and audio feeds, the play-by-play voice of the Phoenix Matt Menzl will be on the call alongside Cordero Barkley. Live stats will be available on GreenBayPhoenix.com. You can also stay up-to-date by following @GBPhoenixMBB and @GBGavin on Twitter.
1. THE FIRST MEETING: In the Horizon League opener for both teams, Wright State built a 17-point lead in Dayton on Jan. 3 and held off the Phoenix for a 64-53 victory. The Phoenix shot just 36.2 percent and was outrebounded by three. Senior Brennan Cougill (Sioux City, Iowa) had 17 points for the Phoenix while point guard Reggie Arceneaux had 15 points and eight assists for Wright State.
2. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE: At halftime of tonight's game, Phoenix student-athletes will be recognized for another impressive semester in the classroom. For the 26th-straight semester, student-athletes at UW-Green Bay combined for a grade point average above 3.0 (3.24). More than 70 percent of the student-athletes had a 3.0 GPA or higher.
3. DEFENDING THE HOME COURT: Green Bay carries a seven-game home winning streak into Thursday night's game. In that stretch, the Phoenix has not allowed more than 58 points and has held four opponents in the 40s. In the last seven games at the Resch Center, Green Bay foes are shooting just 33.4 percent and averaging 49.3 points per game. The Phoenix also has a plus-7.3 rebounding margin during the win streak.
• INSIDE THE SERIES: Green Bay holds a slight 24-23 edge in a historically close series with Wright State. The Phoenix has been strong at home in the series, winning 16 of 21 games in Green Bay. In last season's meeting at the Resch on Jan. 14, 2012, Brown blocked 11 shots and the Phoenix rallied from a 17-point halftime deficit to win 57-56.
• HOME SWEET HOME: Green Bay has been terrific at home this season and throughout the past three years. The Phoenix is 9-1 at the Resch Center in 2012-13, 21-3 in the past two years and 31-7 in three seasons under head coach Brian Wardle. This season at home, Sykes has led the Phoenix at 16.8 points and 5.1 assists per game. He is 60-for-75 from the foul line to lead Green Bay, which has made 104 more free throws than its opponents.
• DEFEND THE HORIZON: Green Bay sits in a tie for third place in the Horizon League standings through 10 games. The Phoenix is in position to fight for the conference title based on its defense and rebounding. Through 10 games, Green Bay leads the conference in scoring defense (60.0), field goal percentage defense (.379), rebounding margin (+6.1) and blocked shots (5.5).
• STILL ON GUARD: In Green Bay's six league wins, the Phoenix has not allowed more than 63 points and has a scoring defense of 53.2. The team's victory margin is 13.8 and it has made nearly twice as many free throws (102-52). Those five opponents are shooting just 35.9 percent from the field and are being outrebounded by 10.0 boards per game. In its four HL losses, Green Bay is allowing 70.2 points per game and 40.9 percent shooting. The Phoenix rebounding margin dips to just plus-0.3 and its opponents have made 38 more free throws.
• BROWN'S GRAND NIGHT: Brown sparked Green Bay's dominant second half on Jan. 25 at Milwaukee, scoring 15 of his 23 points. The 7-foot-1 big man surpassed the 1,000-career point mark in the process to become the 25th member of the program's 1,000-point club. On Jan. 28, Brown was recognized for his strong play against Valpo and Milwaukee when he was named Horizon League Player of the Week (20.5 points, 7.0 rebounds, 2.5 blocks per game).
• FREE AND EASY: Green Bay is second in the Horizon League and its 74.9 percent from the line ranks tied for 20th nationally. The Phoenix is 375-501 on the season and also leads the Horizon League and ranks tied for 28th nationally in free throws made per game (16.3). Green Bay has made more free throws than any team ranked in the top-25 in free-throw percentage. Among Horizon League leaders, senior Brennan Cougill (.840, 42-50) and Sykes (.810, 98-121) rank sixth and ninth, respectively, in free-throw percentage.
Single-game tickets for all Phoenix home games are on sale with the Green Bay Athletics Ticket Office. For more information and to order tickets, please call 920.465.2625, visit the athletics department offices in the Kress Events Center or access GreenBayPhoenix.com/tickets.
For the latest and most up-to-date information on Green Bay Athletics, please visit GreenBayPhoenix.com.
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This is pretty much what your brother said. Years ago he had a major crush on her..then over the years he's said he definitely doesn't find her as attractive now because of what he's heard her say in interviews and what he's seen in the media with her..not to mention what a few dudes she has dated have all insinuated about her. He said what really precipitated it for him though was Monster's Ball..he said on some level her role in that sickened him. Oddly enough, my husband is the only non-black guy I've heard say that..most non-black guys I've heard say they totally dug her in Monster's Ball..interesting.I thought Halle swore up and down she wasn't going to marry again?
I don't know, but I think she's a troubled soul - very, very attractive, but missing a few screws (like many in Hollywood). I think men are taken with her looks, and after they get up close and personal, they discover there's a raging drama queen underneath that gorgeous body.
Now, I don't get wrapped up in the lives of celebrities, so my thoughts are pure speculation. But just looking at what I've seen in the media, and what I've heard her say in interviews, there's something not quite right about her.
He said for a lot of guys "crazy" cuts way down on the interest in any long term relationship...given most dudes would certainly still be interested in having sex with her. I mean let's not get stupid..she is extremely physically attractive.


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Hi all, completely new to this site but thought id write this to see if anyone would like to pass comment! Mainly due to the fact that i need to vent some of my frustrations out!
So i bought my new 2012 Focus Titanium (150 ps) in March 2012. 9 months down the line i get some problems. Power being lost at random times, temperature needle flies from 80 to 120 and back within seconds, all with no warning light. Call my local dealership, they tell me i cannot book it in until the following week and to carry on driving if there is no warning light.
Next day, huge problems. Whole load of water burnt off (i keep a keen eye on water and oil as i also own a MG!) in the space of 18 miles, and all power lost. Take car straight to the dealership. No courtesy cars available, dealership 15 miles away from home. 10 days of calls to find out what is happening with the car, "still waiting on the diagnosis"
Numerous calls to Ford Customer Relations, "We cannot help until we have the diagnosis", all whilst using trains and buses to get to work as i live in the middle of no where!
Christmas Eve is approaching, beg FCR to help me out, they manage to persuade the dealership to get me in a courtesy car as long as i return it 09:00 27th December (not a chance, im away for Christmas) But after a quick phone call this has been extended by FCR. Now the next few weeks after this have been some of the most frustrating of my life! Numerous calls between each party involved, FCR seem to want to help, and the dealership are just delaying me and not giving me any answers. It was always, parts are ordered, waiting for parts, waiting for the analysis, etc etc. It was up until the 16/01/13 that i really found anything out. The dealership phoned me and tried to tell me my wheel alignment is out, and want to sell me 2 (over priced) tires. I politely declined. On the off chance i asked if there was an update on my car, to which i got told they finished fitting the engine that morning! Wow, i was shocked! This is approx 34 days after they got my car and this was the first i heard about an engine replacement! After a call to FCR, i told them and they too were also a bit miffed. They called the dealership and found out what was going on. I was told to expect my car to be (finally) ready on 17/01/12. This day came and went and i decided to leave work early to take a trip to the dealership (20+ miles away)
Managed to speak to a manager and explain the whole situation. After saying it was impossible because they had a log on a computer that told them each time they made a call. After telling me i must have told them my number wrong (even though they are quite capable of calling me to try and sell me something) they phoned it in and i held it up to them to show it was in fact, the correct number.
Now, after the manager trying to find excuses, and myself explaining everything even remotely related to this problem, he promised me my car would actually be ready tomorrow (18/01/13) when they take collection of this one small part, a tension-er or something similar. The manager promised he he would personally pick it up from another dealership approx 60 miles away. They told me that out of their 11 dealerships, they only have 1 of these tools!
So Friday comes and goes, a quick phone call to tell me the guy picking up the part phoned in sick, and there were no vans around to delivery. So another promise of my car being ready on the Monday (21/01/13)
As you can tell, i am writing this to you all on Monday 21/01/13 and guess what.... the car isn't ready. The car is being worked on today but needs an "extensive road test" prior to collection, and it will be ready for me tomorrow, 22/01/13, a whole 40 days since i took it in!
Now, i mainly wrote this to vent anger, sorry it took so long! To anyone that made it this far, thank you very much for your time! The dealership have offered me a free service (my car was on 12,200 miles, service due at 12,500) but as they have fitted a brand new engine, there isn't really much to do along the lines of a service! I have been paying for my car all through these last 40 days. I want to know where i stand along the lines of "good will gestures" or the like. Because, quite frankly, i feel like i have been put through a little too much considering i bought a new car to avoid motoring hassle! My old MG gives me less hassle! My whole family buy new fords, regularly. My mum and dad decided against buying another new ford based on this experience and the poor service they received from the sales dept of this dealership! They bought a Citroen of all things.
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the thing about that study is that it didn't link the deaths to the sleeping pills directly. they will work more on cause, but among those things they will consider: was there an underlying condition that might have contributed to sleep problems in the first place? were there more incidents of falling, med errors, etc. in people who took those pills?so...don't panic yet if you are taking them. consider all your health and what you might be able to change or how you might be more careful with what you do.
>Dealing with root problems takes way more doctors hours than handing out a pill.You are right. Much cheaper to let them die.
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During the past two weeks, the Sri Lanka armed forces have continuously denied employing artillery or heavy weapons in pounding away at trapped members of the Tamil Tigers. Today, it announced it was ending the use of artillery and air strikes which is remarkable given that they have never used such weapons in recent days. "Our security forces have been instructed to end the use of heavy caliber guns, combat aircraft and aerial weapons which could cause civilian casualties." The United Nations claims that over 6,000 civilians have died since January due to the non-existent bombardment. A doctor working in the "no-fire zone" claims the area is still being bombed. Thangamutha Sathiyamoorthy says there have been nine air strikes in his vicinity during the day.
The Sri Lanka government yesterday rejected an offer by the Tamil Tigers for a cease fire arguing the offer was a "joke," After decades of fighting and killing it is difficult for anyone to accept the Tamil Tiger claim they seek a cease fire for "humanitarian" reasons. They are whipped, they are defeated, and want a face saving way to surrender. Unfortunately, the struggle has lasted too long and they will not receive any consideration by the government.


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On Saturday night, the Tar Heels drew plenty of attention for their giving nature, handing out 30 assists on 31 field goals and spreading the scoring across 11 different players.
But the program quietly showed generosity in other ways last week. Last Wednesday, the entire roster made its annual shopping trip, a tradition started by Roy Williams at Kansas and imported to Chapel Hill. The assignment is simple: with the help of several local organizations, each player is given a wish list from a needy local family. Their job is to fill that wish list while staying under the $70-per-person spending limit. Money from Carolina's annual sale of autographed basketballs provides the funding.
Shopping for total strangers can be a challenge, but the players--some of whom aren't much older than the people for whom they're buying gifts--have a way of making it enjoyable. Williams constantly reminds his players that they are more fortunate than many others--locally, nationally and globally. "Help a teammate" is a constant Tar Heel point of emphasis; shopping is a subtle reminder of the importance of helping more than just a teammate.
That lesson isn't lost on the Tar Heels. It's an especially personal reminder for some of the players. "To be able to give back to families who are needy is a heartwarming feeling," said Joel James. "I've always been on the receiving end (of similar gestures). I've never been fortunate enough to go out and buy things, especially for other people. It was a great feeling.
"From a personal standpoint, I know how it feels to be on the receiving end. To go to sleep not expecting something under the tree, and then waking up and finding something given to you on that day makes a big difference."
Later last week, the rest of the Carolina family was given the opportunity to contribute. For the second straight year, the Smith Center hosted a massive Toys for Tots drive. All attendees at the East Tennessee State game were invited to bring a new, unwrapped toy, and fans responded with 805 toys. This year's event saw significantly more promotion than last year's effort, and the result was more than twice the 354 toys donated in 2011. Overall, Orange County Toys for Tots wants to collect 5,000 toys for needy children this holiday season.
The strong turnout on Saturday night made a tangible difference for the organization. "I would estimate that if we had to buy that many toys, it would cost about $10,000 to $12,000," said Sharron Hinton, one of the local Toys for Tots coordinators. "Having a connection with UNC basketball is a huge benefit for our campaign."
For what was likely the first time in his life, current Tar Heel Sports Radio Network analyst and former Carolina center Eric Montross was able to play point guard...at least, in terms of the project. After being contacted last fall by Toys for Tots, big double-zero coordinated much of the effort on the UNC side, and he has also received help from--among others--Rick Steinbacher, Michael Beale, Angie Bitting and Ginny Ellis. The biggest assist, of course, came from the Carolina fans who made the event a success, with the potential for even more growth in the future.
Fans can still contribute to the Toys for Tots drive. Visit the organization's website for a list of toy collection sites or to make a donation.
Adam Lucas is the publisher of Tar Heel Monthly and the author or co-author of seven books on the Tar Heels.


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What Obama and his New Age Puritans are angling for in my opinion is to deny health care to those who are in their's and Hitler's eyes, "Life not worthy of living."
I thought the huge taxes on tobacco by the Clinton administration was to be used to offset these costs created by smokers....Or didn't this huge tax cure any of the fiscal problems?... Perhaps this money did not go where it was indicated when sold as a package deal?


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'The intensity of the game really kicked up in the third period. At one point Daniel Briere got his stick on Thomas' neck and ended up taking off his goalie helmet. This obviously infuriated the Bruins who began to chip at Briere for the rest of the game, doubtless #48 will be on the minds of all the Bruins when the teams play again on Sunday.'
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Dr. Libutti is an expert in surgical oncology and endocrine surgery and a pioneer in tumor targeted gene therapy. His laboratory studies tumors – particularly those of the pancreas, thyroid and adrenal glands – that trigger the formation of new blood vessels that allow tumors to grow and spread. A holder of five U.S. patents, he is developing novel cancer therapies by studying the complex interactions that occur within the tumor microenvironment.
Dr. Libutti has published more than 200 peer-reviewed journal articles and 16 book chapters and has given numerous presentations and lectures. He has received the NIH Director's Award and the National Cancer Institute's Director's Gold Star and Intramural Innovation awards.
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text: Elizabeth Warren Elizabeth Warren has been a law professor at Harvard for nearly twenty years. She is the author or coauthor of nine books, including The Two-Income Trap: Why Middle-Class Parents Are Going Broke. Elizabeth served as Chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) and is Massachusetts's first female senator. She lives with her husband in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Become a Fan × BECOME A FAN Get updates about Elizabeth Warren and recommended reads from Simon & Schuster. Plus, get a FREE eBook when you sign up! Email Address Free eBook available to NEW subscribers only. Offer redeemable at Simon & Schuster's ebook fulfillment partner.Offer expires in three months, unless otherwise indicated. See full terms and conditions. By clicking SIGN UP, I acknowledge that I have read and agreed to the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Use. Books by this Author All Your Worth By Elizabeth Warren and Amelia Warren Tyagi By Elizabeth Warren and Amelia Warren Tyagi All Your Worth This personal finance guide from Dr. Phil's financial guru, Elizabeth Warren, offers a new way of thinking about and managing your money that will allow you lifelong emotional peace and financial well-being.You work hard and try to save money, so why is there never enough to cover all the bills, to put some away in your child's college fund, to pay off your credit card debt—or to relax and have some fun, for once? In the New York Times bestseller All Your Worth, mother/daughter team Elizabeth... Read more about this book Read more Get a FREE eBook when you join our mailing list. Plus, receive updates about Elizabeth Warren,recommended reads and more from Simon & Schuster. Email Address Free eBook available to NEW subscribers only. Offer redeemable at Simon & Schuster's ebook fulfillment partner.Offer expires in three months, unless otherwise indicated.See full terms and conditions and this month's choices.


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Grant Project Activities, Jordan
When asked about her current film project, scriptwriter and director Suhad Khatib starts with a quote from its award-winning script: "All buildings are the same, baby sister. Amman is one big building. But this is the building our mother once lived in."
"When the Royal Film Commission held a writing contest in 2005 to find the best Jordanian story about Amman and make it into a film, I was not a full-time filmmaker, but I always thought that the weird things that my neighbours come up with were well worth being in a film, so I started writing."
"The three page synopsis I presented for the competition won first prize out of 300 submissions. A few years later, the first draft of the script was selected for the Rawi Screenwriters' Lab, but by then I had made six shorts, had been on many film sets, had professional filmmaking training, and an obsession with cinema that had become my full-time profession."
"So I started making my neighbours' every move my business."
"This script is more personal to me than any other script I have written so far. From the dog, to the love story, via the elevator, I am writing about things and people I know well, " she explains. "It makes it easy for me to translate all this emotionally and visually while remaining entertaining."
"I wish to make a beautiful film that I can dedicate to the great women in my life and to the most amazing city I have ever lived in, Amman. The Building is one of many stories I have in me about home. Being the daughter of a refugee makes home an evolving, lingering, and inspiring word."
Suhad has produced and directed six short films that were screened in prestigious festivals worldwide. She is the head writer and co-creator of Bath Bayakha, a television comedy show currently premiering on the Orbit television network. She has also written The Final Lullaby, which is in development.
The Building won the Best Jordanian Story Competition. It has taken part in the EAVE Professional Producer Coaching Program, Rawi Screenwriters' Lab, the Dubai Film Connection, and Med Film Factory. It was shortlisted for the Shasha Development Grant in 2011.
The film's producer, Azza Hourani, is equally as enthusiastic:
"In a region where cinema is still young, people are thirsty for stories that represent them. I believe that The Building tells many stories of Amman, the Middle East, and the world. With its diverse characters, cultural and religious backgrounds and topics, The Building is a story like no other."
"When I read the script for the first time in June 2011, I felt overpowering nostalgia. The script made me feel more at home than my current home and I was convinced that this project had to come to life because of the strength of its emotions, its lies, and its ties."
"This is the story of families from all over the Middle East who all live in the same building: Jordanian, Palestinian, Iraqi, Lebanese, Egyptian, and Syrian: about their relationships, the gossip going round, childhood and the strange side of Amman, but it also deals with a taboo: a love story between a Christian and a Muslim."
"The fact that the writer is also the director of this project makes it, in my opinion, even more strong emotionally, cinematically and narratively."
"Suhad Khatib is passionate about her project and her vision of it, as a result of her involvement with the characters, the building, Amman, and the details that make the story. As a Jordanian filmmaker, it is time to speak of the hidden and discuss social affairs in both a dramatic and comical manner."
Azza showed interest in filmmaking at a very young age. Her passion became practical when she took part in a workshop organized by Royal Film Commission and the University of Southern California (USC) in 2007, and directed her first short film One Day through the USC programme. Since then, she has worked on several short films in many positions from assistant director to producer, and from editor to camera operator. In 2008, Azza was awarded a Diploma in Filmmaking from the SAE Institute in Amman. In 2010, she produced her first feature in Jordan with director Everett Lewis, an award-winning independent filmmaker who has written and directed nine features.
In 2011, Azza graduated from the Red Sea Institute of Cinematic Arts (RSICA) with a Higher Diploma in Producing and Sound.
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12107. Date for interest, penalties, and periods of limitation. Whenever in this part the date, April 1st, is used as the beginning date for the computation of interest, attachment of penalties, or the fixing of periods of limitation, the date, June 15th, shall be substituted in lieu thereof with respect to taxes for ocean marine insurance.
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Besides from those laughably bad character designs, I'm interested. The last time I can remember the Tekken and Soul Calibur teams working together was on Urban Reign for the PS2, which was a VERY underrated game. Judging by the gameplay shown, it looks like it could serve as a spiritual successor to Psychic Force 2012, which was also very underrated game. As long as the F2P part isn't too bad like their previous F2P title (Ridge Racer: Driftopia), then I can see myself getting into this.BANDAI NAMCO Games America Inc. today announces an entirely new franchise, Rise of Incarnates. Forged by the creators of Tekken and SoulCalibur; unfettered 3D battles are about to be unleashed upon PC gamers. Rise of Incarnates is scheduled for release in the latter half of 2014 for PCs in the Americas.
Born from BANDAI NAMCO Games fighting game pedigree, the teams behind Tekken, SoulCalibur, and Gundam Extreme VS unite to bring Rise of Incarnates to life. Rise of Incarnates features ground-breaking 2 vs. 2 gameplay, a multitude of characters and roles, and battlegrounds throughout shattered yet accurately rendered real-world cityscapes. These diverse character types and roles, each with unique skills and powers, appeal to a variety of play-styles while accommodating expansive team dynamics and strategy. Players employ sharp reflexes, mental resolve, and strategic insight as they run, jump, and fly through 3D arenas, engaging in both close-quarters combat and long-range assaults.
Players take the role of Incarnates, humans that command untold mythical powers as they vie to avoid tragedy and reshape the course of their world. Due to their special abilities, Incarnates are both feared and loathed by the general population while being persecuted by the authorities that want to harness and use their power for their own nefarious needs. One day, a mysterious voice calls out to the Incarnates telling them the only way to avoid certain destruction is to destroy the Sovereign of this era. It is here that the battle for dominance amongst Incarnates begins and the fate of life on Earth hangs in the balance.
As a new franchise, Rise of Incarnates represents the next big step in expanding BANDAI NAMCOs footprint in the Free-to-Play gaming space, said In Joon Hwang, Director of Digital Games at BANDAI NAMCO Games America Inc. Having been built from the ground up, Rise of Incarnates contains the necessary attributes that create a rich and dynamic gaming environment that fans are sure to enjoy.
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TuffRider All-Purpose Saddle Pad is the perfect schooling pad in cotton with flannel underside and diamond quilting. Great all purpose pad. Read More
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"Cute but..."
I bought the red hoping it would be a bright vivid red. It is more like a deep red. Don't get me wrong is a great little saddle pad and I will get many uses out of it. Just annoyed that it doesn't match my red polo wraps LOL. Will update when I do start using it to see how it holds up. I just got it today and plan on using it tonight :)
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i like this pad a lot it wears great and is a good fit and is priced really good it's hard to find good stuff for good prices!
"Great pad!"
I have this pad in white and plan on buying the royal blue soon. Amazingly, it cleans up perfectly on the gentle cycle in the wash. Fits my high-withered appaloosa just fine with no extra padding needed.
coming up i have had this saddle for a year and the stitching is coming out but i ride everyday i dont use the same saddle pad. i have about 5 saddle pads so i switch between them. this pad is good but i hope that the stitching would be tighter and better maybe use a different thread or something but the pad is good and its very pretty. the color doesnt fade.
"Good with a half pad"
It is a very good pad but for high whithers it has to have a half pad but overall it is good besides that..
"Great pad!!!"
This is a great pad! I love these...they are so flashy and perfect size for any English saddle. It is also not to hot and does not make my horse sweaty after a long ride. I have the ocean and royal and after one wash they look completely new! Perfect for shows and schooling! I recommend this pad, and will be buying more in the future!!!
"Best pad ever!"
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I have four of these, purple, marmalade, apple, and ocean. These were bought just as cheap pads that I thought would be fun for my son's pony and for hacking around. When I got them I was surprised by the quality! As noted, they have generous sizing and the velcro straps are ample for the pony or adult sized saddle I own. The colors are great and we've washed them each about 5 times at this point and they look brand new! I even left two of them out on the fence for over a week in the hot Texas sun and no fading! Great buy!
"9 months & still looks new"
Bought one for a Christmas present last year. The bright green pad is great! Beautiful color, and very durable. We wash it all the time, and it still looks new. She loves it. Very much recommended!
"Wonderful generous sized schooling pad!"
I own three of these, the white, popcorn, and apple. I love them! They are big enough to use with my dressage saddle and my extra forward flap CC saddle. I love how there are long strips of velcro on the billet straps instead of just a small piece as this makes it easy to use with different saddles. I show dressage in my white pad. The one I have owned for four years does have some slight pilling after being washed in the washing machine who knows how many times, but it's not noticeable, the colors are still vibrant,stitching is perfect, and it looks great! These pads are highly durable and hold up well to hard riding, sweaty horses and frequent washing. With the nice size and fabulous quality, I don't think you can find a better schooling pad for the price! I want to get one in every color :)
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I ordered the teal and purple colors and they came out AMAZING. The colors are so vibrant and the pad feels so comfy. Great price for a great pad! :)
"Great Pad for the Price"
I bought this pad about 2 months ago, and I use it 3-4 times a week for riding and training. Although it is a little thin, it is a great pad for the price. I greatly recommend it, there is no wear on it even with daily use.
Most Amazing Pad for the money! i use the color pads for schooling and the black and white pads for show!!! GREAT DEAL BY FAR!!!!!! You NEED this PAD!!!!
"to thin"
I bought one for my spotted saddle horse and she did not like it. It was just to thin for her.
This was my second order from this company I am incredibly impressed and happy with Jeffers! I got the ocean blue and it was exactly as shown and it's gorgeous! The underside is felt (white), and it's very nice. The shipping was incredibly fast and the prices are superb! Definitely ordering from here again! Thanks so much!
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Maderia's Benintendi honored
Maderia's 2013 outfielder Andrew Benintendi has been named the American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings High School National Player of the Year.
Benintendi, who signed with Arkansas and will report to the SEC school in mid-August, batted .584 as a seinor this season with the Mustangs.
He was named Gatorade Ohio Baseball Player of the Year in late May. Benintendi is ranked second in Ohio with 213 career hits.
The Reds drafted Benintendi in the 31st round of the Draft last month but he will play baseball at Arkansas.


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Kensington couple to donate $300k for project
By JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent | February 04. 2014 1:54AM
Police Chief Mike Sielicki said the Lewis family of Kensington offered to make the donation if the project is approved.
Alan and Harriet Lewis are known for their charitable giving and have donated to other local projects in the past. Alan Lewis most recently purchased Exeter's historic Ioka theater at auction in 2011 in hopes of reopening it as a community-run theater.
Supporters of the new building hope the donation from the Lewises makes the project more appealing to voters.
The 5,600-square-foot building would replace the building that once housed the town offices and police department.
Rented space
Police have been working out of a rented trailer in a town parking lot with no running water or restrooms. The town office staff relocated to a commercial building where the town also rents space.
Selectman Kevin Rosencrantz urged voters to support the project.
According to Sielicki, officers must use restrooms at a nearby church or the fire station. The town also rents four offsite storage trailers used by the police department.
Sielicki said building a new facility for both police and town office employees makes sense because this year the town will have to spend $56,000 in rental fees and other expenses for the police trailer and town office space.
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STS808 - Volks German / Wrenchwerks- TFO Member
Posting for a friend. . .he's asking $5,500 O.B.O.
found wheels while looking for wheels
^Those aren't my style but I figured I was trolling craigslist and wanted to share my finds.
Bunch of wheels for sale right now, also some prorche wheels in there somewhere.
19" 5x112 Rays Engineering Lexion wheels. According to my research, these are multi-piece wheels. Brand new they are listed at over $500 per wheel http://www.wheelsdirectonline.com/lexion/203.htm. Someone is trying to move their set for $600 obo! Someone should low ball him!
Lips look to be painted red to match the car (easy to remove with aircraft stripper). Strip em', polish em', and bam! You've got a balling set of rollers!
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Not mine, but someone save this car!
Its an 87 and looks to be an original BBM 16V.... super rare and worth the time if you got a garage! (wish I wasnt deploying in a couple months)
OSD #26 - "Because he's thirsty... Dummy."
yup you are right... I was too excited when I saw it... BBM was 89 I was thinking the same thing reading it... but for the right price you could buy it and that corrado and make a nice car CHEAP
OSD #26 - "Because he's thirsty... Dummy."
Haha, was trying to post a link quickly while at work LOL!
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I figured it was either that or the MKV Silverline Plus X's
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Sad, I spell it Volkswagon and I get 16 results.
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10876. Lien, what constitutes. Every license fee and any penalty added thereto, from the date on which the fee becomes due, shall constitute a lien upon the vehicle for which due and upon any other vehicle owned by the owner of that vehicle.
History.—Stats. 1983, Ch. 759, in effect January 1, 1984, added "shall" before "constitute" and "and upon . . . that vehicle" after "which due".


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As the son of someone who's father served in the Army at Normandy, and the Battle of the Bulge, and who never served myself........to all who have served or are currently serving in the military....you have my sincere thanks and respect.......
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As the son of someone who's father served in the Army at Normandy, and the Battle of the Bulge, and who never served myself........to all who have served or are currently serving in the military....you have my sincere thanks and respect.......
Thanks to your father. I served and my father retired from the Army, but neither of us went through the hell your father did.
as the great grandson of a ww1 army vet, the grandson of a ww2 navy vet, the son of a viet nam era army vet and being an air force vet myself, i thank you for thinking of all vets, and feel exactly the same.
From a family of vets and a USMC veteran myself, we owe a special thanks to all our WWII veterans as we are losing them at a very rapid rate......Semper Fi...JJ
Thanks to your dad and all of our nations vetrans! I served 20yrs and retired from the Air Force. I think alot of our kids these days and many of the politicians who currently lead our country could benifit from the experience. I'm one who believes serving in the military should be a requirement to hold any political office.
Veterans, Law Enforcement, Firefighters...I don't care who you are. The moment you decide that you are willing to put your life on the line to save my life or my families life you then deserve more than my thanks. Alas, thanks is all I can give. So thank you from the the deepest part of my soul!
thanks my grandfather was a WWII vet and Im currently serving in the the USAF
Law enforcement and fire fighters.... yes
I only believe in fighting wars that directly threaten america, every other invasion is just us playing nazi world police. I respect the soldier, disrespect the command. Our foriegn policy is dangerous
We thank your father for putting his life on the line for our nation. Your father, all who have, are, and will serve our great country can never be thanked enough for the sacrifices they have made in order for us to enjoy our freedoms.
I don't see how he could possibly mean that.
I never was a hero, but I am thankful I served among them
I think the use of the word "nazi" was highly inappropriate. I think it was emotional, ignorant and probably impulsive. I've noticed for a long time that there are people out there (many of them) who don't seem to understand that opposing a war is one thing, but opposing our troops is another. I'm just saying that I doubt that guy has really thought what he said through. If he actually means what he said, I'd have to say I couldn't disagree with him more.
Long after my own undistinguished hitch in the military was over, I came to realize that many veterans of almost every stripe were coming through my law office, and I've gotten to know a bunch of them quite well. In my honest opinion, many of the most tolerant, ethically sensitive people I've ever seen are men who have taken up arms for our country.
My family has served since the War between the States till 2003 when my youngest daughter finished her enlistment. It was and is our duty to serve a country that has offered so much to us as it's citizens.
Shouldnt your "moral superiority" force you to move to some country that doesnt use its NAZI POLICE soldiers to FORCE you into such shame??
Freedom ISNT free and it is getting more expensive every day, the saddest part of that is those NAZI POLICE are providing YOU with the very freedom you use to slander and malign them.
I wouldnt give someone like you the sweat off my nads if you were dying of thirst:watching:


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Arsène Wenger says he allowed Andrey Arshavin to return to Zenit St Petersburg on loan because the playmaker needed more game time.
The Russia captain moved back to his former club for the rest of the season last week after losing a regular first-team place with Arsenal.
While Wenger was prepared to allow the 30-year-old to leave on loan, he insists that it is only a temporary measure.
"First of all, things have not ended because he is still our player, he is only out on loan," the manager said.
"I just felt he needed to play. When you are 30 and you do not play regularly, you drop your form and when you come on every time you have to produce something special.
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Ford today announced the Atlas Concept, which features next-generation EcoBoost technology. The Atlas Concept has an EcoBoost powertrain that uses gasoline direct injection turbocharging. This allows for a 20 percent increase in fuel economy and a 15 percent drop in CO2 emissions. The powertrain also features Auto Start-Stop engine shutoff tech, which (as the name suggests), shuts off the engine when the vehicle is stopped in traffic.
The Atlas Concept also looks to save fuel in other ways, such as the Active Grille Shutters that stay open when cooling is needed; Active Wheel Shutters that close at highway speeds to improve aerodynamics but open at slow speeds; Drop-Down Front Air Dam that lowers at highway speeds for underbody airflow, and Power Running Boards that help passengers enter the truck at rest and move closer to the vehicle when it's traveling for improved aerodynamics.
Using all of these fuel-saving technologies saves roughly 2 MPG on the highway.
In addition to fuel-saving efforts, Ford showed off some other tech that the Atlas is sporting. Some include the 360-Degree Point-of-View Camera for fitting the vehicle in tight places, Dynamic Hitch Assist for an accurate fitting of a hitch using the Atlas' display screen, and LED headlamps and tail lamps for better illumination.
"We wanted the concept to reflect how Ford trucks help customers in both their worlds – professionally and personally," said J Mays, Ford group vice president and chief creative officer. "Every surface and feature in the vehicle has been crafted for purpose and capability while retaining an unmistakable Built Ford Tough look."
Last year, it was reported that the F-150 would
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Performances, Special Events, Concerts
Matthew Aucoin -- Orpheus
Orchestral Performance
Members $10, nonmembers $15
Friday, June 6, 2014 from 8pm - 9:30pm
Reservations at 978-542-1511 or tickets available at the door
Location: East India Marine Hall
Join the Encounters Ensemble and PEM Composer-in-Residence Matthew Aucoin as they explore the myth of Orpheus - on Earth and in the underworld as he searches for his beloved Eurydice. The ancient Greek tale has inspired multiple musical and poetic interpretations, from tragic to comic. At PEM, enjoy selections from C.W. Gluck's opera Orfeo ed Euridice (1762) as well as Orphically inspired music and poetry. The evening also features the premiere of The Orphic Moment, Aucoin's new piece for countertenor (Anthony Roth Costanzo, acclaimed for his work with New York's Metropolitan Opera), solo violin (Rachel Lee Priday) and chamber ensemble.
Featuring a mix of imaginative staging, original contemporary composition and sophisticated performance, the enemble explores the boundaries of classical music.
A second performance is schedule for June 7.
Listen to a sample of Bach from Aucoin's concert at PEM in spring 2013.
Read what Aucoin says inspired his new piece for violin and countertenor and listen as PEM staffers take a musical journey into the myth of Orpheus and the rise of Met Opera star Anthony Roth Constanzo.
Photo by John Andrews/Social Palates.
A limited number of tickets will be available at the door. First come, first served.