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Tracing the Institutional Origins of the Public Library in New York: Tom Glynn's Reading Publics

Tracing the Institutional Origins of the Public Library in New York: Tom Glynn's Reading Publics

Tracing the Institutional Origins of the Public Library in New York: Tom Glynn's Reading Publics

Reviewed by Rob Koehler

Reviews, EducationGuest UserJuly 28, 2016Comment

What Did New Yorkers Read in the Gilded Age? Looking at the Armstrong Records

What Did New Yorkers Read in the Gilded Age? Looking at the Armstrong Records

What Did New Yorkers Read in the Gilded Age? Looking at the Armstrong Records

By Erin Schreiner

Arts & Culture, Gilded Age, EducationGuest UserJuly 19, 2016Comment

Insubordination and "Conduct Unbecoming" : Purging NYC's Communist Teachers at the Start of the Cold War

Insubordination and "Conduct Unbecoming" : Purging NYC's Communist Teachers at the Start of the Cold War

Insubordination and "Conduct Unbecoming" : Purging NYC's Communist Teachers at the Start of the Cold War

By Marjorie Heins

Education, PoliticsGuest UserJanuary 12, 2016 Comment

Place and Profession in the Intellectual History of the City: Sidney Hook and NYU

Place and Profession in the Intellectual History of the City: Sidney Hook and NYU

Place and Profession in the Intellectual History of the City: Sidney Hook and NYU

By Matthew J. Cotter

EducationGuest UserDecember 29, 2015Comment

A College Grows in Brooklyn

A College Grows in Brooklyn

A College Grows in Brooklyn

By Rachel A. Burstein

Brooklyn, EducationGuest UserSeptember 15, 2015Comment