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Binger has directed the $2,000,000 Mary Conover Mellon Foundation for two years. Its purpose was described by President Sarah Gibson Blanding as "the exploration and encouragement of those conditions in the life of the college that contribute most to mental and emotional health...
Appointed by the Committee were: Neil J. Smelser, Mark Gibson, Ralph Bowen, Ira H. Peterman, John W. Sears, Charles C. Cabot, Richard T. Button, Forrest L. Gould, Charles E. Nelson, Paul A. Bidwell, Robert L. Wiley, Edward D. Yost, Francis R. Filosa, William M. Simmons, Rudolph Kass, Martin A. Choolijian, Frank W. Hopkins, Kenneth L. Everett, Richard M. Sandler, Harvey s. Ginsberg, Costas C. Rodis, Edmond J. Gong...
...Times almost caught up in circulation (4,513), but made so little money that the owners were glad to turn over the paper's management and sell half its stock to Hod Carter for an undisclosed figure. Publisher Carter and his 35-year-old general manager, John T. Gibson, who will split Carter's half-interest in the Times, immediately went to work to make things hot for the competition. In his first issue last week, Carter cleaned out a lot of the dull clutter from the anemic Times, gave it some reader-building liver injections by adding...
President Sarah Gibson Blanding called a hasty meeting of her Advisory Committee two days later and attempted to smooth over the rift. Meanwhile Katz, with the chairman and one of the two associate professors on his side, was pressing for a decision...
...Sarah Gibson Blanding became the first woman president of Vassar on October 11, 1946, and she has devoted the past five years to investigation of Vassar's fulfillment of the education needs of women...