Guide to the University of California, Santa Barbara, Arts and Lectures Records

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1956/57

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1957/58

Memos, budgets, etc., 1958/59

"Events and Committees, 1959/60-1968/69"

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1960/61

Memos, budgets, etc., 1960/61

Christopher Isherwood, Regents' Lecturer, "The Twentieth Century Literary Scene," Fall 1960

Africa series, Spring 1961

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1961/62

Memos, budgets, etc., 1961/62

Harold Clurman, Regents' Lecturer, "What Is Theatre About?" Spring 1962

George Gamow, Regents' Lecturer, "Modern Ideas in Science," Spring 1962

Rico Lebrun, Regents' Lecturer, "Problems of Style," Spring 1962

Ashley Montagu, Regents' Lecturer, "Anthropology and the New Image of Man," Spring 1962

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1962/63

Memos, budgets, etc., 1962/63

Minutes, 1962/63

Richard Edes Harrison, Regents' Lecturer, Fall 1962

Reuel Denney, Regents' Lecturer, "The Lonely Crowd Revisited," Spring 1963

Paul Tillich, Regents' Lecturer, "Religion and Politics," Spring 1963

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1963/64

Memos, budgets, etc., 1963/64

Minutes, 1963/64

H. D. F. Kitto, Regents' Lecturer, "The Odyssey," "The Orestes - Legend in Aeschylus," "The Orestes - Legend in Sophocles and Euripides" and "Thucydides's 'History of the Peloponnesian War'," Fall 1963

Margaret Mead, Regents' Lecturer, "Can We Have a Human Science?" and "Communication Across the Generations," Winter 1964

Rod Alexander, Regents' Lecturer, Spring 1964

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1964/65

Memos, budgets, etc., 1964/65

Minutes, 1964/65

Kenneth Burke, Regents' Lecturer, "Coriolanus and the Delights of Faction," Fall 1964

Abba Lerner, Regents' Lecturer, "Our Shrinking National Debt: Is It Too Small?" Fall 1964

Philip Wagner, Regents' Lecturer, "An Editor Looks at Politics" and "Is Federalism Worth Saving?" Fall 1964

Joseph von Sternberg film series, Spring 1965

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1965/66

Memos, budgets, etc., 1965/66

Minutes, 1965/66

Jacques Chailley, Regents' Lecturer, "Poulenc and the French Six," Fall 1965

Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy, Regents' Lecturer, "The Old Economy of Salvation," Fall 1965

Wolf Mankowitz, Regents' Lecturer, "Christopher Marlowe's Faustus," Winter 1966

Edward Morehouse, Regents' Lecturer, "The Economics of Nuclear Electric Energy," Winter 1966

Alvin M. Weinberg, Regents' Lecturer, "Science and Public Policy" and "Nuclear Energy and Modern Technology," Winter 1966

Sidney Hook, Regents' Lecturer, "Intelligence and Human Rights," "Academic Freedom and Student Rights" and "The Quest for Security: Existentialism without Tears," Spring 1966

Paul Lazarsfeld, Haynes Foundation Lecturer, April 1966

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1966/67

Memos, budgets, etc., 1966/67

Minutes, 1966/67

George Rickey, Regents' Lecturer, "Depersonalization in Art," Winter 1966

Norman Corwin, Regents' Lecturer, "The Establishment and the Lively Arts," Spring 1967

Esther McCoy, Regents' Lecturer, "The Office of R. M. Schindler," Spring 1967

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1967/68

Memos, budgets, etc., 1967/68

Minutes, 1967/68

Faculty Artists, Intercampus Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.), 1967/68

Intercampus Events, 1967/68

"Long Day's Journey into Night," performance, Oct. 18, 1967

Jack Aranson, performance, "The World of Dylan Thomas," Nov. 28, 1967

Sunday Afternoon film series, Winter 1968

Thursday Evening film series, Winter 1968

ITUCH (Chilean National Theatre), performance, Jan. 15, 1968

Henry W. Riecken, Haynes Foundation Lecturer, Feb. 6 & 9, 1968

Paul Jacobs, Regents' Lecturer, "Prelude to Riot," "To Serve the Devil" and "Reindeer Men, Get Together," Spring 1968

UCSB Piano-Wind Quartet, Faculty Artist Tour, April 1968

Claude Kipnis and His Mime Theatre, performance, Apr. 19, 1968

Intercampus Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.) University Car Trip to UCLA for "Chorica," performance, May 19, 1968

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1968/69

Memos, budgets, etc., 1968/69

Minutes, 1968/69

Lectures Subcommittee correspondence, 1968/69

Intercampus Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.) general file, 1968/69

Intercampus Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.) bus trips, 1968/69

Regents' Lecturers, 1968/69

Convocation Lecturer, 1968/69

Tutorial Colloquium, "Urban Crisis: Poverty," 1968/69

Repertory Theatre, Summer 1968

Piano-Wind Trio, concert - cancelled, June 26, 1968

Ray Kovitz, lecture, "Our Effluent Society," July 2, 1968

Alvin Rubenstein, lecture, "The Intelligentsia in Communist Societies," July 9, 1968

Spontaneous Sound, concert, July 10, 1968

Owen Dodson, reading, July 16, 1968

Music Academy of the West, concert, July 17, 1968

Guillermo Lopez, lecture, "Some Thoughts Concerning the Status of the Mexican-American Student," July 23, 1968

Mozart Serenade, concert, July 26, 1968

Leonard Davis, lecture, July 30, 1968

Information Exchange, Faculty series, Fall 1968

Sunday Evening film series, Fall 1968

Thursday Evening film series, Fall 1968

Carlton Goodlett, lecture, "The Troubled Presence: The Revolt of the Powerless," Oct. 1, 1968

Louis Smith, lecture, "The Need for Black Power," Oct. 8, 1968

Elizabeth Borgese, lecture, "The Republic of the Deep Seas," Oct. 9, 1968

Swan Lake, film, Oct. 10-12, 1968

The Festival Winds concert series, Oct. 14, 1968

Paul Jacobs, lecture, "A White View of the Black Panthers," Oct. 22, 1968

Manhattan Festival Ballet, performance, Oct. 25, 1968

Tran Van Dinh, lecture, "Why the War in Vietnam Cannot Be Won," Oct. 28, 1968

Charles Evers, lecture, "We Want to be Free" - cancelled, Oct. 29, 1968

El Teatro Campesino, performance, "La Quinta Temporada," "El Bandido," "Los Vendidos," and "I Am Joaquin," Nov. 2, 1968

Ghana Dance Ensemble, performance, Nov. 3, 1968

Victor Turner, lecture, "An Anthropological Approach to the Icelandic Saga - with Some Comparative Side-Glances," Nov. 5, 1968

Rev. James Bevel, lecture, "The Necessary Revolution," Nov. 12, 1968

New York Camerata, concert, Nov. 18, 1968

Charles Moore, lecture, "Buildings and Cities" - cancelled, Nov. 19, 1968

Rev. James Hargett, lecture, "Aborted Pluralism," Nov. 26, 1968

"El Manco," performance, Nov. 27, 1968

University Religions Conference / Women's Liberation, 1969

Francisco Ayala, Regents' Lecturer, "The Problems of a Writer in the Present Society," Winter 1969

Herbert Bayer, Regents' Lecturer, "Aspects of Environment" and "Total Design - Herbert Bayer," Winter 1969

Frederick Perls, Regents' Lecturer - cancelled, Winter 1969

Leo Steinberg, Regents' Lecturer, "The Cubist Woman and Picasso's Dilemma," Winter 1969

James Wilson & Woodrow Snead, lecture, "The American Indian - 1969," Jan. 8, 1969

"Black Girl in Search of God," performance - cancelled, Jan. 11, 1969

Ernesto Galarza, lecture, "The Mexican-Americans On and Off Campus," Jan. 21, 1969

Edwin O. Reischauer, Convocation Lecture, Jan. 23, 1969

William Winter, lecture, "The Current Crisis," Jan. 28, 1969

James Cone, lecture, "Black Theology and Black Power," Jan. 29, 1969

Albert Campbell, Intercampus Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.) Faculty Artist Exchange from UCSB to UCLA, Jan. 30, 1969

Jose Limon Dance Company, performance, Jan. 30, 1969

David Meltzer, reading, Jan. 30, 1969

New York Pro Musica, concert, Feb. 2, 1969

Walther Killy, lecture, "Student Unrest in Germany," Feb. 4, 1969

Philip Whalen, reading, Feb. 6, 1969

Le Tréteau de Paris, performance, "Les Fourberis de Scapin," Feb. 9, 1969

Orchestra Michelangelo, concert, Feb. 11, 1969

Eduardo Orías, lecture, "Giant Strides Toward the Treatment of Inherited Disease," Feb. 18, 1969

Judson Jerome, lecture, "The System Really Isn't Working," Feb. 20, 1969

"The World of Günter Grass," performance, Feb. 23, 1969

Keith Berwick, lecture, "The Potential of Women," Feb. 25, 1969

25th Anniversary of Santa Barbara Campus and New Concert Hall Dedication, Feb. 25, 1969

Klaus Mehnert, lecture, "Europe After Czechoslovakia," Feb. 27, 1969

Hans Rosenwald, lecture, "Education for One World" - cancelled, Feb. 27, 1969

A Midsummer's Night's Dream, film, Mar. 1, 1969

Isaac Stern, violinist, concert, Mar. 3, 1969

Gordon J. F. MacDonald, Conservation Week Lecture, "Modification of Planet Earth by Man," Mar. 5, 1969

Royal Winnipeg Ballet, performance, Mar. 7, 1969

Sunday Film Series, Spring 1969

Friday Film Series, Spring 1969

Renaissance Fair, Spring 1969

Michel Butor, Regents' Lecturer, Spring 1969

Freeman Dyson, Regents' Lecturer, "Scientific Consequences of the Exploration of Space" and "Does Missile Defense Make Sense?" Spring 1969

Bertil Hulten, Regents' Lecturer, "Two Swedish City Plans" and "Designing Scandinavian Cities," Spring 1969

Milton Mayer, Regents' Lecturer, "The Art of the Impossible: A Long Look at the Czechs" and "There Used to be Negroes," Spring 1969

Dmitri Bashkirov, pianist, concert, Apr. 3, 1969

Gilbert Sauvage, lecture, "The Economic Development of Underdeveloped Countries," Apr. 3, 1969

UCR Madrigal Singers, Intercampus Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.) noon concert, Apr. 10, 1969

Kenneth Rexroth, lecture, "San Francisco and the Poetic Revolution," Apr. 14, 1969

Henry Miller Odyssey, film, Apr. 20, 1969

Bishop Crowther, lecture, "Biafra, the Agony of Africa," Apr. 21, 1969

UCSB Schubertians, Intercampus Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.) Student Tour, Apr. 24, 1969

Madeleine Renaud & Jean-Louis Barrault with the New York Chamber Soloists, concert, "Words and Music from the Court of the Sun-King, Louis XIV," Apr. 28, 1969

Richard Harris, lecture, "Che Guevara: The Death of a Revolutionary," Apr. 29, 1969

"The Kinetic Art," film series, Apr. 29; May 6 & 13, 1969

Beethoven Cycle concert series, Apr. 9-May 14, 1969

"Marat / Sade," performance, May 1, 1969

Roger Paul Davies, lecture, "The Arab-Israeli Confrontation," and Samuel Westerfield, Jr., lecture, "Africa and U.S. Foreign Policy," State Department Speakers, World Affairs Council, May 8, 1969

Raymond Kunene, lecture, "The Liberation Movement in South Africa," May 20, 1969

Prague / Paris, film, May 26, 1969

Charles G. Hurst, Jr., lecture, "The Language of the Ghetto," May 28, 1969

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1969/70

Memos, budgets, etc., 1969/70

Minutes, 1969/70

Regents' Lecturers and Professors, 1969/70

Norman St. John-Stevas, Regents' Professorship - cancelled, 1969/70

Summer Session Films, Summer 1969

Repertory Theatre, performances, "The Knack," "The Country Wife" and "After the Fall," Summer 1969

Patrick Mahony, lecture, "The Land of St. Patrick," July 1, 1969

UCLA Mariachis, Intercampus Faculty/Student Exchange, concert, "The Music and Dance of Mexico," July 2, 1969

Robert Sollen, lecture, "Santa Barbara Oil: Who Needs It?" July 8, 1969

UCLA Student Films, "Revival," July 10, 1969

Don Bushnell, lecture, July 15, 1969

Music Academy of the West, concert, July 17, 1969

Frances Alenikoff, dance performance, July 21, 1969

Donald Aitken, lecture, "The New Conservation: Survival of the Human Species," July 22, 1969

"A Mozart Serenade," concert, July 24, 1969

Robert Swansbrough, lecture, "The Revolution in Latin America," July 29, 1969

Semu Huaute & Standing Arrow, lecture - cancelled, Oct. 7, 1969

John V. Tunney, lecture, "The Challenge of Violence and the Future of the University," Oct. 9, 1969

"An Evening of Dance Films," film series, Oct. 10, 1969

The Company Theatre, performances, "Sir!" "Voyages," "Comings and Goings," and "Keep Tightly Closed in a Cool Dry Place," Oct. 12-13, 1969

Samuel Greene, lecture, "The Hands of the Poor Man," Oct. 13, 1969

Paul Gebhard, lecture, "Censorship: A Moral Dilemma," Oct. 14, 1969

Budaya Troupe of Indonesia, dance performance, Oct. 15, 1969

Tobey Lurie, lecture, "Experiments in Poetry," Oct. 21, 1969

Paul Taylor Dance Company, Dance Residency Program, performance, Oct. 20-21, 1969

Julian Bream, guitarist, concert, Oct. 24, 1969

R. Sargent Shriver, Convocation Lecture, "The University in Crisis," Oct. 27, 1969

Paul Ehrlich, lecture, "Population, Pollution, and Human Survival," Oct. 30, 1969

The Deller Consort, concert, Nov. 3, 1969

Elizabeth Bartlett, reading, Nov. 4, 1969

David Brower, lecture, "The Ecology of Survival: Requirements of a Finite Planet," Nov. 6, 1969

David Aitken, lecture, "Bad Books of the 19th Century," Nov. 11, 1969

New Cinema Festival, Nov. 11 & 18, 1969

Robert Lagomarsino, lecture, "1969 Conservation Legislation," Nov. 19, 1969

California Time Machine, Intercampus Faculty Artist Exchange, concert, Nov. 19-22, 1969

Edward M. Keating, lecture, "The Scandal of Silence," Nov. 20, 1969

Basil Davidson, lecture, "The Portuguese Liberation Movement: A Current Assessment," Nov. 21, 1969

Assemblyman Don MacGillivray, lecture, "General Operation of State Government," Nov. 25, 1969

Neale Hunter, lecture, "China Today," Dec. 2, 1969

Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, baritone, concert, Dec. 4, 1969

Russell Lynes, Jr., Regents' Lecturer, "Who Wants Art?" Winter 1970

Leonard Shure, Regents' Lecturer, Winter 1970

Godfrey Smith, Regents' Lecturer, "The Revolt of the Reporters," Winter 1970

Rene Wellek, Regents' Lecturer, "American Criticism of the Last 10 Years," Winter 1970

Geoffrey Rutkowski, cellist, and Roger Grove, pianist, Intercampus Faculty Artist Exchange, concert, Jan. 7 & 11, 1970

Raymond Kunene, lecture, "Creative Arts and Social Ideology in Africa," Jan. 8, 1970

William Everson (formerly Brother Antoninus), reading, Jan. 14, 1970

UCR Graduate Repertory Ensemble, Intercampus Student Exchange, performance, "Collision Course," Jan. 14, 1970

"Focus on Dance," film series, Jan. 15, 1970

Don Redlich Dance Company, Dance Residency Program, performance, Jan. 19 & 21, 1970

John Gates, clarinetist, concert, Jan. 21, 1970

Robert Singleton, lecture, "The Crisis in Black Education," Jan. 22, 1970

Two Films by Saul Bass, The Searching Eye and Why Man Creates, Jan. 28, 1970

Juilliard String Quartet, concert, Jan. 31, 1970

Eric Christmas, lecture, "Shakespeare's Second Bananas," Feb. 9, 1970

Bill Knott, reading, Feb. 10, 1970

Orchestra Sinfonio di Como, concert, Feb. 11, 1970

Armando Valdez, lecture, "The Chicano Student Movement," Feb. 11, 1970

Three Evenings of Student Films, Feb. 13, 20 & 27, 1970

Chauncey Haines, organist, Feb. 17, 1970

Shibayama Roshi, lecture, "Creativity in Zen Expression," Feb. 17, 1970

Le Tréteau de Paris, performance, "Antigone," Feb. 17-18, 1970

Kay Boyle, lecture, "Writers in Metaphysical Revolt," Feb. 24, 1970

Philip Werren & Wilfrid Mennel, concert, "Phases," Feb. 25, 1970

Robert Silverman, pianist, Intercampus Faculty Artist Exchange, concert, Feb. 26, 1970

Yuji Takahashi, pianist, with Chamber musicians, Intercampus Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.), concert, Mar. 2, 1970

Beng Janzon, lecture, "Pollution and Social Welfare," Mar. 9, 1970

Peter Nabokov, lecture, "Tijerina and the Courthouse Raid - A Case Study in American Revolt," Mar. 12, 1970

Spring Film Series, Spring 1970

William Eastlake, Regents' Lecturer, "The Writer and the Revolution," Spring 1970

Alvin Lucier, Regents' Lecturer, Spring 1970

Dr. J. D. Forsham, lecture, "Research Problems: Chinese Literature and History" - cancelled, Apr. 6, 1970

Julius Palffy-Alpar, lecture, "Movements in Theatrical Fencing and Other Stage Fights," Apr. 7, 1970

The Ritual, film, Apr. 7, 1970

Vera Vlasova, lecture, "Stanislavsky: Great Teacher of Theater," Apr. 8, 1970

Lucas Hoving Dance Company, Dance Residency Program, performance, Apr. 10-11, 1970

Bill Adams, lecture and film, "Escalante, Land of Rock and Honey," Apr. 14, 1970

James D. Hart, National Library Week Speaker, "The Scholar and the Book Collector," Apr. 14, 1970

William Branch, lecture, "Black Playwrights," Apr. 15, 1970

Die Riehe Chamber Ensemble, concert, Apr. 15, 1970

Hans Rosenwald, lecture, "International Education: A Challenge to America" - cancelled, Apr. 16, 1970

South Coast Repertory, performance, "We Bombed in New Haven," Apr. 17, 1970

American Youth Symphony, concert, Apr. 18, 1970

Roderick Nash, lecture, "The Environmental Crisis and the Role of the University," Apr. 21, 1970

The Kinetic Art Series II, film series, Apr. 22 & 29; May 6, 1970

Musica Elettronica Viva, concert - cancelled, Apr. 24, 1970

Mountview Theatre School, performance, "Saved" and "Mother Courage and Her Children," Apr. 27-28, 1970

Nancy Turitz, Hilary Barker, Joanne Averill, et al., Women's Independence panel, Apr. 28, 1970

Saul Landau, lecture and film, "Fidel," May 1, 1970

Jamie Newton, lecture, "Cuba's Recipe for a Revolutionary Society," May 1, 1970

Abram Bergson, Haynes Foundation Lecture, two parts, "The Economics of Soviet and East European Socialism: I) Growth and II) Planning Reform," May 4 & 6, 1970

Watts Poets, reading, May 5, 1970

Landon Young, pianist, Intercampus Faculty Artist Exchange, lecture and concert, May 8, 1970

Dr. Roger Payne, lecture, "Song of the Humpback Whale," May 11, 1970

Assemblage, dance film, May 12, 1970

Richard Brautigan, reading, May 14, 1970

R. J. Snow, Plous Memorial Lecture, "The Poor and the Policy Makers," May 19, 1970

Aaron Segal, lecture, "The United States and South Africa: The Coming Confrontation," May 21, 1970

Cornelius Cardew, composer and performer, concert, "Concert of New Music," May 21, 1970

Intercampus Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.) UC Choreographic Workshop at UCLA, May 21-24, 1970

Andre Watts, pianist, concert, May 25, 1970

Otis Graham, lecture, "Radicalism, Liberalism, Conservatism and the Problems of the 70s," May 26, 1970

Voices and Sympathy for the Devil, films, May 27-30, 1970

Harry Johnson, lecture, "The International Monetary Problem," May 28, 1970

Student-Faculty Composers' Concert, May 31, 1970

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1970/71

Memos, budgets, etc., 1970/71

Minutes, 1970/71

Noon Programs, 1970/71

Summer Lectures, Summer 1970

Summer Films, Summer 1970

Cliff Humphrey, lecture, "Ecological Dynamics of Social Change," July 1, 1970

Charles L. Remington, lecture, "Overpopulation in the USA: The Grassroots Movement Toward a Solution," July 8, 1970

Second International Tournee of Animation, Second Series, film series, July 11, 1970

Jessica Hagedorn, reading, July 15, 1970

Peter Feldman, lecture and demonstration, "Introduction to American Country Music: Fiddle and Banjo," July 22, 1970

Eda Schulman, lecture, "Women's Liberation: One Woman's View," July 22, 1970

Summer Serenade, concert, July 24, 1970

Banjo - Fiddle Contest, July 26, 1970

Assemblyman Jess M. Unruh, lecture - cancelled, July 29, 1970

Sunday film series, Fall 1970

Isla Vista Documentary film series, Fall-Winter 1970/71

A. Benegas Lynch, Regents' Lecturer - cancelled, Fall 1970

Laurence Houlgate, noon lecture, "Should We Legislate on Sex and Drugs," Oct. 6, 1970

Yvonne Loriod, pianist, and Olivier Messiaen, pianist-composer, concert, Oct. 9, 1970

Paul R. Sanchez, noon lecture, "Chicanos and the University of California," Oct. 13, 1970

My Art is Me and Keinholtz on Exhibit, noon films, Oct. 14, 1970

Dr. Joseph Connell, Ecology Lecture/Film series, "A Search for Biological Balance," Oct. 15, 1970

Phil Watson, noon lecture, "Blacks in Communications: A Progress Report," Oct. 20, 1970

John Elliot, noon lecture and film, "York 'Exodus' - 1969," Oct. 21, 1970

Dr. Richard Oglesby, Ecology Lecture/Film series, "Time of Man," Oct. 22, 1970

Guarneri String Quartet, concert, Oct. 23, 1970

The Company Theatre, performance, "Emergence," Oct. 27, 1970

Dr. Garrett Hardin, noon lecture, "Population, Pollution and Political Systems," Oct. 27, 1970

Phyllis Zakheim, noon lecture and film, "Voices," Oct. 28, 1970

Rod Nash, Ecology Lecture/Film series, "The Dam Builders," Oct. 29, 1970

Sangeet, noon concert, Nov. 4, 1970

Drs. Joan B. Williamson and Richard Flacks, Towngown lecture, "The University Student: Medieval and Modern," Nov. 5, 1970

Roscoe Lee Browne, reading, Nov. 6, 1970

Sofia Noel, soprano, concert, "Musica Española," Nov. 7, 1970

Jess Thomas, tenor, concert, Nov. 9, 1970

Lehman L. Brightman, noon lecture, "Alcatraz and the American Indian," Nov. 10, 1970

Hermann Prey, baritone, concert - cancelled, Nov. 10, 1970

Peter Feldman, noon lecture and concert, "Hillbilly Folk Music," Nov. 11, 1970

UCSC Jazz Combo, concert - cancelled, Nov. 11, 1970

Dr. Henri Fenech, Dr. E. M. Kinderman & Paul Myers, Towngown panel, "The Future Use of Power and its Consequences," Nov. 12, 1970

Yuriko and Dance Company, Dance Residency Program, performance, Nov. 14, 1970

Clark Chelsey, noon lecture, "Marcuse's Philosophy," Nov. 17, 1970

Jane Goodall, lecture and film, "My Friends the Wild Chimpanzees," Nov. 17, 1970

Sofia Noel, soprano & Jesus Tutor, guitarist, concert - cancelled, Nov. 17, 1970

David Gebhard, Towngown lecture, "I.V. Architecture and Imagery," Nov. 19, 1970

Harvey Molotch, lecture, "Politics of Technology," Nov. 24, 1970

Alan Simpson & Eileen Colgan, performance, "An Evening of Irish Theatre," Dec. 1, 1970

Rene Bravmann, lecture, "Witchcraft, Ritual and Remedy: The Gbain Masquerade," Dec. 3, 1970

Third International Tournee of Animation, film series, Dec. 3, 1970

French film series, Winter 1971

Silent film series, Winter 1971

Sunday film series, Winter 1971

Paul Lendvai, Regents' Lecturer, Winter 1971

Dick Gregory and Jazz Crusaders, concert, Jan. 10, 1971

Theatre on the Balustrade, performance, "Button, Button," Jan. 11, 1971

Jack King, Ecology Lecture series, "Radiation Pollution," Jan. 12, 1971

William L. Langer, noon lecture, "The Specter of Overpopulation in the Time of Malthus," Jan. 13, 1971

Los Angeles Brass Quintet, concert, Jan. 16, 1971

Peter Mason, Ecology Lecture series, "The Geography of Air Pollution: Its Character, Spatial Variation, and Effects," Jan. 19, 1971

Robert C. Carty, noon lecture, "Holograms and Light in Museology and Education," Jan. 20, 1971

Murray Louis Dance Company, Dance Residency Program, performance, Jan. 21, 1971

Calder's Circus and The Red Balloon, noon films, Jan. 22, 1971

Spaceship Earth, film, Jan. 26, 1971

Michael W. Kuhn, Ecology Lecture series, "The Urban Environment: A Place to Live," Jan. 26, 1971

Carlos Casteneda, noon lecture, "Shamanistic Experience: The Separate Reality," Jan. 27, 1971

Four student poets, noon reading, Jan. 29, 1971

Czech Chamber Orchestra, concert, Feb. 1, 1971

Homer Swander, Towngown lecture, "Shakespeare and Woodstock: Teaching Drama Today," Feb. 2, 1971

Charles Weidman, dance lecture and demonstration, "The American Modern Dance: Why and How it Came into Being," Feb. 2, 1971

S. N. Ray, noon lecture, "Conditions of a Nonviolent Revolution: An Analysis of Gandhian Satyagraha," Feb. 3, 1971

Alexander Sesonske, Towngown lecture, "The Films of Jean Renoir," Feb. 9, 1971

Faculty Poets - Kenneth Rexroth, Fred Turner & Robert Brandts, noon reading, Feb. 12, 1971

Walter H. Capps, Towngown lecture, "Art as Index to Religion," Feb. 16, 1971

Asst. U.S. Attorney General Robert Mardian, noon lecture, "Student Unrest: Role of Federal Government," Feb. 17, 1971

Toby Lurie, noon reading, Feb. 24, 1971

UCLA Madrigal Singers, Intercampus Exchange (I.C.E.), noon concert, Feb. 26, 1971

Vladimir Ashkenazy, pianist, concert, Feb. 27-28, 1971

Frank Frost, noon lecture, "Underwater Archaeology in the Mediterranean," Mar. 3, 1971

Elliott Evans, concert, "Afro-American Modes, Structures, and Essences," Mar. 5, 1971

Noon Talks, Spring 1971

Sunday Film series, Spring 1971

Daniel S. Greenberg, Regents' Lecturer, Spring 1971

Dream of the Wild Horses and D. H. Lawrence in Taos, noon films, Apr. 1, 1971

"The Caretaker," performance/reading, with Eric Christmas, Apr. 3, 1971

Caroline Dale Owen Baldwin, noon lecture, "Robert Owen: Communes Yesterday and Today," Apr. 6, 1971

Lou Chauvin, Ecology Lecture and Film series, "The Silent Spring of Rachel Carson," Apr. 7, 1971

Clay, The String Bean and A Place to Stand, noon films, Apr. 8, 1971

Songs of Three Centuries, concert, Apr. 9, 1971

Dr. Howard R. Delaney, noon lecture, "The Creative Process in Your Personal Life," Apr. 13, 1971

Hartmut Bossel, Ecology Lecture series, "Waste: Neglected Resource," Apr. 14, 1971

CSU Los Angeles Concert Choir, Spring Tour, Apr. 14-18, 1971

Keeping in Shape, One A.M. and The Barbershop, noon films, Apr. 15, 1971

South Coast Repertory Theatre, performance, "Mother Earth," Apr. 17, 1971

Gerald Larson, noon lecture, "Mystical Man in India," Apr. 20, 1971

N. Scott Momaday, lecture, "The Names: Work in Progress," Apr. 20, 1971

Joaquin Achucarro, pianist, concert, Apr. 21, 1971

Steven Herman, Ecology Lecture series, "The Environmental Case Against DDT," Apr. 21, 1971

Moonbird, Walking and An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, noon films, Apr. 22, 1971

Pearl Lang Dance Co., Dance Residency Program, performance, Apr. 22, 1971

Kane C. Anyanwu, noon lecture, "The Strains of Socio-Political Change in Africa," Apr. 27, 1971

Kimon Friar, lecture, "Men Are Saviors of God: The Spiritual Odyssey of Nikos Kazantzakis," Apr. 27, 1971

Theodore Holcomb, film, Russia, Apr. 28, 1971

Dr. Robert K. Wallace, lecture, "The Physiology of Consciousness: The Physiological Effects of Transcendental Meditation - A Proposed Fourth Major State of Consciousness," Apr. 24, 1971

Second City, performance, "From the Second City," May 1, 1971

Itzhak Perlman, violinist, concert, May 2, 1971

Antonio das Mortes, film, May 5, 1971

Dr. Leon Litwack, noon lecture, "The Savage Eye: American Society Since 1945 - An Exploration Through Multimedia," May 5, 1971

Dr. Bernard Kirtman, Towngown lecture, "Problems of Science and Society," May 6, 1971

David Murray, baritone, Lee Bowen, soprano & Helen Murray, pianist, noon concert, May 6, 1971

Poetry Festival, May 6-9, 1971

America Is Hard to See, film, May 12, 1971

Gerard Pigeon, Towngown lecture, "Negritude: Aime Cesaire - In Search of a Definition," May 13, 1971

Dr. H. Bentley Glass, lecture, "Limiting Factors in the Growth of Science" - cancelled, May 14, 1971

Dr. Louis S. B. Leakey, lecture, "The Latest Evidence on the Antiquity of Man," May 17, 1971

Thomas Schrock, Plous Memorial Lecture, "Some Models of the Criminal Process," May 18, 1971

Gerald S. Blum, Towngown lecture, "Hypnotic Programming for Psychological Experiments," May 20, 1971

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1971/72

Memos, budgets, etc., 1971/72

Minutes, 1971/72

Intercampus Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.) Events from UCSB, General File, 1971/72

Concert Series Events, 1971/72

Futurology Lecture Series, "The Future of Man," correspondence, 1971/72

Summer Events, Summer 1971

Summer Film series, Summer 1971

Buster Keaton Film Festival, "Keaton Klassics," Summer 1971

Midday Talks, Summer 1971

Marcia Lasswell, midday lecture, "Is Marriage Fatally Ill?" June 29, 1971

Dr. John K. Fairbank, midday lecture, "China and the United States in the 1970s," July 6, 1971

Arent H. Schuyler, midday lecture, "Environmental Law with Local Applications," July 13, 1971

Mathias Vereno, midday lecture, "The Symbolism of the Shepherd in the Bible and in the History of Religions," July 20, 1971

Preservation Hall Jazz Band, concert, July 22, 1971

Sunday film series, Fall 1971

Monday noon films, Fall 1971

Special films, Fall 1971

Darwin lectures, Fall 1971

Isla Vista Documentary series, Fall 1971

Garry Wills, Regents' Lecturer, "Underground in Shakespeare's England II: Witches' Plots," Fall 1971

John Wren-Lewis, Regents' Lecturer, "Creativity or Conformity? The Social Alternative," Fall 1971

University Day speaker, Oct. 1971

The Beaux Arts Trio of New York, concert, Oct. 9, 1971

Edo Festival Music and Pantomime, Taneo Wakayama Company, Oct. 16, 1971

Dr. Ann Faraday, lecture, "Dream Power - Dream Research and the Meaning of Dreams," Oct. 20, 1971

The E.T.C. Company of La Mama, performance, "The Only Jealousy of Emer," "Renard" and "Carmilla," Oct. 20-21, 1971

Concentus Musicus of Vienna, concert, Nov. 1, 1971

Gerard Chaliand, lecture, "Guerrilla Movements and Warfare," Nov. 3, 1971

The Cornish Mystery Plays, film, Nov. 4, 1971

Assemblywoman Yvonne W. Brathwaite, lecture, "Proposed Legislation: A New Direction to Women's Rights," Nov. 10, 1971

Chorica, performance, "Scenes & Choruses from Ancient Greek Drama," Nov. 12, 1971

The Cleveland Quartet, concert, Nov. 16, 1971

Dr. Leslie A. White, lecture, "The Culturological Revolution," Nov. 17, 1971

"To Be Young, Gifted, and Black: A Portrait of Lorraine Hansberry in Her Own Words," performance, Nov. 22, 1971

Dr. Robert Rosen, lecture, "Biological Systems as Organizational Paradigms," Nov. 30, 1971

Marcel Marceau, performance, Dec. 6, 1971

Scandinavian Cinema, Sunday film series, Winter 1972

"Silent Screen Requests," Silent film series, Winter 1972

Thursday noon concerts, Winter 1972

Michael Novak, Regents' Lecturer, "The Experience of Nothingness," Winter 1972

Janet Baker, mezzo-soprano, concert, Jan. 8, 1972

Buckminster Fuller, Futurology lecture, "Humanity's Function in the Universe," Jan. 11, 1972

The Mabou Mines, performance, "Play" and "The Red Horse Animation," Jan. 12, 1972

Stanley Cavell, Thoreau lectures, "On Walden: Words," "On Walden: Sentences" and "On Walden: Portions," Jan. 11, 13 & 18, 1972

Sierra Leone National Dance Troupe, performance, Jan. 15, 1972

B. F. Skinner, Futurology lecture, "Beyond Freedom: The Challenge of Behavior Control," Jan. 19, 1972

Mstislav Rostropovich, cellist, concert, Jan. 24, 1972

Betty Jones & Fritz Ludin, Dance Residency Program, performance, "Dances We Dance," Jan. 24-28, 1972

Philip C. Huang, lecture, "The Chinese University in Revolution," Jan. 25, 1972

Joseph Fletcher, Futurology lecture, "Genetics: Shall We Design Our Children?" Jan. 26, 1972

Israel Chamber Orchestra with Lilit Gampel, violin soloist, concert, Jan. 31, 1972

Frank Herbert, Futurology lecture, "New World or No World," Feb. 2, 1972

John Gardner, Futurology lecture, "Citizen Action," Feb. 7, 1972

Nancy Hanks, Futurology lecture, "The Inner Eye: Looking Ahead at the Arts in America," Feb. 10, 1972

William Ball, Shakespeare lecture, "Patterns in Verse," Feb. 15, 1972

B. A. Young, Shakespeare lecture, "What Makes Hamlet Run" - cancelled, Feb. 15, 1972

Paul Sanasardo Dance Company, Dance Residency Program, performance, Feb. 16, 1972

Dorothy Jeakins, Shakespeare lecture, "Designing Costumes for Shakespeare," Feb. 17, 1972

Dr. Ilza Veith, lecture, "Acupuncture Rediscovered," Feb. 22, 1972

Julian Bream, lutist and guitarist, concert, Mar. 16, 1972

Sunday film series, Spring 1972

Noon programs, Spring 1972

John Korty film series, Spring 1972

Milan Ryzl, lecture, "ESP Today and Tomorrow," Apr. 4, 1972

The Open Theatre, performance, "Terminal" and "The Mutation Show," Apr. 5-6, 1972

The Aeolian Chamber Players, concert, Apr. 13, 1972

Le Tréteau de Paris, performance, "Le Barbier de Séville" - cancelled, Apr. 17, 1972

City Center Acting Company, performance - cancelled, Apr. 17-19, 1972

Robert Bruce, lecture, "Power Politics in Southeast Asia," Apr. 18, 1972

Kenneth J. Arrow, Snyder Memorial lecture, "The Economics of Social Responsibility," Apr. 19, 1972

Clifton Fadiman, Library Week lecture, "The Coming of Age of Children's Literature," Apr. 19, 1972

Louis Falco Dance Company, performance, Apr. 19, 1972

Gervase de Peyer, clarinetist, concert, Apr. 22, 1972

Alison Lurie, lecture, "Gods, Liars and Journalists: Point of View in Fiction," Apr. 25, 1972

Allen Shearer, baritone, and Barbara Shearer, pianist, Intercampus Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.) concert, Apr. 28, 1972

James Cunningham and the Acme Dance Company, Dance Residency Program, performance, May 1-3, 1972

Robert Kelly, reading, May 2, 1972

Richard Grayson, composer-pianist, concert, May 5, 1972

Jim Rosellini, lecture, "Traditional Music and Dance of the Peoples of Upper Volta," May 9, 1972

Terence Turner, lecture, "The Elementary Structures of Society and Personality: A Neo-Marxist View," May 16, 1972

Horacio Gutierrez, pianist, concert, May 18, 1972

The Montagnana Trio, concert, May 24, 1972

Robert A. Potter, Plous Memorial Lecture, "Tenure, or Seven Years to Life in an Institution," May 24, 1972

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1972/73

Memos, budgets, etc., 1972/73

Noon concerts, 1972/73

Noon short films, Summer 1972

Sunday film series, Summer 1972

Bogart film series, Summer 1972

Tuesday noon lectures, Summer 1972

Preston E. Cloud, midday lecture, "The Primitive Earth," June 20, 1972

Carole Noreen, midday lecture, "Can the Family Survive the 70s?" June 27, 1972

Ralph Ross, midday lecture, "Dimensions of Violence," July 11, 1972

Preservation Hall Jazz Band, concert, July 12, 1972

George Kahin, midday lecture, "The Future of the U.S. in Southeast Asia," July 18, 1972

Eric Christmas, midday lecture, "Christmas in July: A Talk on Shakespeare" - cancelled, July 25, 1972

Sunday film series, "Made in England," Fall 1972

Noon programs, Fall 1972

Bogart Festival, Fall 1972

Ignacio Bernal, Regents' Lecturer, "Mexico, An Historical Panorama," Fall 1972

Robert Venturi & Denise Scott Brown Venturi, Regents' Lecturers, "Symbols and Signs" and "Learning from Las Vegas," Fall 1972

John Williams, Regents' Lecturer, "The Crises in American Letters," Fall 1972

Cardinal Franz König, lecture, "Changing East/West Relations" - cancelled, Oct. 3, 1972

Ah Ahk Troupe, Performing Arts of Korea, performance, "Folk and Classical Music and Dance," Oct. 3, 1972

Harvey Gross, lecture, "Literature and the Meaning of History," Oct. 10, 1972

Country Music Films, film series, with Peter Feldman, Oct. 11, 1972

First Annual Oldtime Fiddlers Convention, Oct. 15, 1972

Ellen Stern Harris, lecture, "Protecting the Environment and Campaign Contributors Too," Oct. 17, 1972

Walter Koch, lecture, "The Role of the Science of Creative Intelligence in Education," Oct. 24, 1972

Zara Nelsova, cellist, and Grant Johannesen, pianist, concert, Oct. 24, 1972

Alexander Slobodyanik, pianist, concert, Nov. 8, 1972

Sheila de Chazal, lecture, "The Irish Problem," Nov. 13, 1972

Ramsey Clark, lecture, Nov. 16, 1972

UCLA Opera Workshop and Chamber Orchestra, performance, "Orontea," Nov. 18, 1972

Songs of Three Centuries, concert, Nov. 21, 1972

Angus Campbell, Haynes Foundation Lecturer, "Some Premature Observations on the Presidential Election" and "The Human Meaning of Social Change," Nov. 28-29, 1972

Agustin Anievas, pianist, Keyboard Series concert, Dec. 2, 1972

Sunday Film series, New Directors, Winter 1973

Phantom India, special film series, Winter 1973

Noon programs, Winter 1973

Jose Yglesias, Regents' Lecturer, "A Public Confession" and "The Burden of Politics," Winter 1973

Per Lønning, lecture, "Church and State in Contemporary Scandinavia," Jan. 11, 1973

Martin Bernheimer, lecture, "The Care and Feeding of a Music Critic," Jan. 17, 1973

Marilyn Neeley, pianist, Keyboard Series concert, Jan. 20, 1973

Jørgen Randers, Limits to Growth series lecture, "The Carrying Capacity of the Globe - A Look at the Ethical Alternatives," Jan. 22, 1973

Bartok Quartet, concert, Jan. 23, 1973

Paul Ehrlich, Limits to Growth series lecture, "Are There Limits to Growth?" Jan. 29, 1973

Gordon Davidson, Perspective on Performance series lecture, Jan. 31, 1973

John Kneubuhl, guitarist, concert, Jan. 31, 1973

Committee for Black Culture lecture series, Feb. 1973

Charles Champlin, lecture, "The Coming of Age of the Movies," Feb. 1, 1973

The Sorrow and the Pity, film, Feb. 1-2, 1973

Vladimir Ashkenazy, pianist & Izhak Perlman, violinist, concert, Feb. 5, 1973

Igolebra Trio, concert, Feb. 8, 1973

Kenneth E. Boulding, Limits to Growth series lecture, "The Elusive Doomsday," Feb. 9, 1973

Norton Ginsburg, lecture, "China and Her Neighbors," Feb. 14, 1973

Jean-Pierre Rampal, flutist, and Robert Veyron-Lacroix, harpsichordist, Feb. 14, 1973

Paul McCloskey, Limits to Growth series lecture, "Stopping Growth by Political Action," Feb. 21, 1973

"Historic British Homes," noon films, Feb. 22, 1973

National Theatre of the Deaf, performance, "Gilgamesh," Feb. 23, 1973

Music For A While, concert, Feb. 28, 1973

Singers & Dancers of Ljubljana, performance, Mar. 3, 1973

Leften Stavrianos, lecture, "For the First Time in 6000 Years: A Journey in Communist China," Mar. 7, 1973

Henry Wallich, Limits to Growth series lecture, "How to Grow Safely," Mar. 8, 1973

Music from Marlboro, concert, Mar. 12, 1973

J. Brooke Mosley, lecture, Mar. 13, 1973

Musica Antiqua, noon concert, Mar. 15, 1973

Claude Chabrol film series, Spring 1973

"Japanese Cinema: Ozu and others," Sunday film series, Spring 1973

Stephan T. Madsen, Regents' Lecturer, "Neo-Art Nouveau and Psychedelic Art," Spring 1973

George Steiner, Regents' Lecturer, "Is There A Science of Man?" Spring 1973

Dr. Kraff Ehricke, Limits to Growth series lecture, "The Extraterrestrial Imperative - A Challenge to Growth Limitation," Apr. 9, 1973

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, concert, Apr. 10, 1973

Anand Chitnis, lecture, "The Enlightenment in Scotland and the Making of Victorian Britain," Apr. 19, 1973

Alexander Fursenko, lecture, "The American and French Revolutions Compared," Apr. 23, 1973

Gordon MacDonald, Limits to Growth series lecture, "Components of a National Growth Policy," Apr. 24, 1973

Jerome Rothenberg, reading, Apr. 24, 1973

Borodin Quartet, concert, Apr. 26, 1973

Ravi Shankar, sitarist, concert, Apr. 28, 1973

F. W. Dupee, lecture, "A Dialogue on Henry James," May 2, 1973

Telethon - William Adler, John Margolies & Ilene Segalove, presentation: "Madonna Inn: An Architectural Extravaganza in San Luis Obispo," May 7, 1973

Edward Conze, lecture, "On Buddhism," May 9, 1973

David Bean, pianist, Keyboard series concert, May 11, 1973

A. E. Keir Nash, Plous Memorial Lecture, "UCSB - From State College to State's College in Three Academic Generations?" May 16, 1973

New York Camerata, concert, May 21, 1973

Rudolf Arnheim, lecture, "Visual Thinking," May 29, 1973

Holding, film, June 5-6, 1973

Santa Barbara Choral Society, performance, "Carmina Burana," June 8-10, 1973

Rollo May, lecture, "The Courage to Create" - originally postponed from May 14, 1973; cancelled, June 11, 1973

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1973/74

Memos, budgets, etc., 1973/74

Richard Garwin, Regents' Lecturer, "Arms Control and Defense Management" and "Scientist, Citizen, and Government," Winter 1974

Ladislav Vychodil, Regents' Lecturer, "Scenography in Europe" and "Scenography for Duerrenmatt's 'The Visit'," Winter 1974

Arne Nordheim, Regents' Lecturer, "The Building of an Electronic Piece" and "Sound Sculpture," Spring 1974

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1974/75

Minutes, 1974/75

Event & Attendance Reports, 1974/75

Robert Herman, Regents' Lecturer, "Cars, Drivers and Traffic" and "Developments in Vehicular Traffic Science," Winter 1975

Daniel Katz, Regents' Lecturer, "Bureaucratic Encounters: A Study of People's Experiences with Government Agencies and Their Attitudes Toward Government" and "Alienation and System Support of Deprived Groups," Winter 1975

William Paddock, Regents' Lecturer, "The Selling of U.S. Foreign Aid," "Moral Aspects of the Population/Food Complex" and "Adrift with the World Food Pundits," Winter 1975

John Todd, Regents' Lecturer, "Sunday Theologian - Introducing the Lecturer" and "Luther the Man, 1522," Winter 1975

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1975/76

Minutes, 1975/76

Event & Attendance Reports, 1975/76

Dr. Sripati Chandrasekhar, Regents' Lecturer, "Asia and the World's Population Explosion," "Communist China's Demographic Dilemma" and "Whither India's Sixty Million?" Fall 1975

Adelheid Heimann, Regents' Lecturer, "Double Portraits (Husbands and Wives) Egypt to Rome" and "Double Portraits (Husbands and Wives) Middle Ages to Modern Times," Fall 1975

S. J. Perelman, Regents' Lectureship, "Inside the World of S. J. Perelman - A Reading by the Author of Some of His Works" and "A Conversation with S. J. Perelman," Winter 1976

Duane McRuer, Regents' Lecturer, Spring 1976

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1976/77

Memos, budgets, etc., 1976/77

David Jones, Regents' Lecturer, "Shakespeare as Shakespeare Intended? Choice and Discovery in the Staging of Shakespeare's Plays" and "Revolution and the Human Factor: The Theatre of Maxim Gorky," Fall 1976

John Lehmann, Regents' Lecturer, "Recollections of Bloomsbury Publishing Under the Bombs - The Hogarth Press in World War II," Winter 1977

Jens Larsen, Regents' Lecturer, "Hadyn - The Man" and "Hadyn - The Symphonies," Spring 1977

Hans J. Morgenthau, Regents' Lecturer, "How New is the New Political World?" and "Morality and Foreign Policy: The American Tradition," Spring 1977

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1977/78

Audience questionnaire, 1977/78

Roman Polanski, Thursday special films, Summer 1977

Sunday films, Summer 1977

Wednesday noon films, Summer 1977

Two films by Antonio Frasconi, noon films, July 19, 1977

Recent Releases, Sunday film series, Fall 1977

Science Fiction, Thursday special film series, Fall 1977

Richard Clogg, lecture, "From Authoritarianism to Democracy: The Greek Colonels and Their Aftermath," Oct. 5, 1977

Charles Mattox, lecture, Oct. 12, 1977

Vivian Mercier, lecture, "Samuel Beckett, Bible Reader," Oct. 19, 1977

Marcel Ophuls, lecture, "Memory of Justice," Oct. 20, 1977

Jonathan Z. Smith, lecture, "Books and Holy Books," Oct. 24, 1977

Lawrence Stone, lecture, "Love and Marriage in 18th Century England: The Rise of Affective Individualism," Oct. 28, 1977

Hilda Kuper, lecture, "The Diviner and the Detective," Nov. 2, 1977

Ping-Ti Ho, lecture, "China's Resources and Economic Prospects," Nov. 3, 1977

Peter Cowie, lecture, "An Illustrated Lecture on Ingmar Bergman," Nov. 8, 1977

Harry Slochower, lecture, "Art as Revolution," Nov. 18, 1977

Kenneth Rexroth & Ensemble, performance, "A Program of Poetry and Jazz," Nov. 29, 1977

Women Directors, Sunday film series, Winter 1978

"A Tribute to Peter Finch," film series, Winter 1978

Giles Havergal, Regents' Lecturer, "Blood and Glitter or Self-Indulgent Rubbish? The Citizens' Theatre of Glasgow" and "What Exactly Do You Do? The Director and His Theatre," Winter 1978

Midge MacKenzie, lecture, "Social Change and the Media," Jan. 16, 1978

John K. Fairbank, lecture, "Future Potentialities of China," Jan. 17, 1978

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, film, Jan. 18, 1978

Alfred Kazin, lecture, "What Writers Owe Each Other," Jan. 24, 1978

Brian Fagan, lecture, "The Tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen," Jan. 31, 1978

Theodore Holcomb, lecture and film, "The New Russia," Feb. 2-3, 1978

Que la Fête Commence, film, Feb. 17, 1978

Barbara Tuchman, interview, Mar. 2, 1978

Mary Leakey, lecture, "Discoveries in the Search for Early Man at Olduvai Gorge and Laetolil, Tanzania," Mar. 10, 1978

Richard Sylvester, lecture, "St. Thomas More: Conscience and Consciousness," Mar. 13, 1978

Recent German Cinema, Sunday film series, Spring 1978

"Tribute to Ozu," film series, Spring 1978

Noon film series, Spring 1978

Gerhard Herzberg, Regents' Lecturer, "The Space Between the Stars," Spring 1978

Robert Ardrey, lecture, "Poet Out of Predator," Apr. 6, 1978

Edvard Munch, film, Apr. 6, 1978

Iris Murdoch, lecture, Apr. 7, 1978

David Brower, lecture, "Progress as if Survival Mattered," Apr. 14, 1978

Evelyn Hinz, lecture, "The Art of Confession: The Dairy of Anais Nin from the Biographer's Point of View," Apr. 18, 1978

Gold of the Thracian Horsemen, film, Apr. 20, 1978

Emil Draitser, lecture, "Contemporary Soviet Satire: Official and Underground," Apr. 25, 1978

James McPherson, lecture, "The Dimensions of Change: A Comparison of the First and Second Reconstructions," May 2, 1978

Amory Lovins, lecture, May 5, 1978

E. Talbot Donaldson, lecture, "Adventures with the Adversative Conjunction in the General Prologue of the Canterbury Tales; or, What's Before the But?" May 9, 1978

Albert Elsen, lecture, "The Rodin We Never Knew," May 18, 1978

George Steiner, lecture, "Antigone or the Catastrophe of Being Right," May 19, 1978

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1978/79

Films for Summer, Sunday film series, Summer 1978

Hitchcock Festival, film series, Summer 1978

Noon lectures, Summer 1978

Noon films, Summer 1978

Harold and Maude, film, June 27, 1978

Film Fair, July 15, 1978

Eastern European Cinema, Sunday film series, Fall 1978

Bertolucci Festival, film series, Fall 1978

Charles Marowitz, Regents' Lecturer, "The Phony World of 'Real Life'" and "How to Rape Shakespeare," Fall 1978

Peter Matthiessen, Regents' Lecturer, "Literature and Mysticism" and "Poetry and Mysticism in Native American Teaching," Fall 1978

Kenneth Norris, lecture, "Porpoises and Whales, Activism and Science," Oct. 11, 1978

Laura Nader, lecture, "The Impact of Technology on Children," Oct. 18, 1978

Lawrence Lichty, lecture, "The Vietnam War on TV," Oct. 23-24, 1978

Diane Jacobs, lecture, "Is There a New American Cinema?" Oct. 25, 1978

Nathaniel Tarn, lecture, "Archaeology and Elegy: The Lyrical Impulse in Pablo Neruda and Other Modernists," Nov. 8, 1978

Blue Water, White Death, film, Nov. 14, 1978

Joseph Fletcher, lecture, "Death by Decision" - cancelled, Nov. 21, 1978

Noon films, Friday films series, Winter 1979

Recent Releases, Sunday film series, Winter 1979

Third World Cinema, film series, Winter 1979

Hazel Henderson, Regents' Lecturer, "From Consumer to Conserver Society" and "Creating Alternative Futures: The Process of Re-Conceptualization," Winter 1979

Allard Lowenstein, Regents' Lecturer, "A 60's Retrospective: Vietnam and Civil Rights," "Human Rights: The Global Problem and the Administration's Policy" and "Where Are We Now?" Winter 1979

George Keithley, reading, Jan. 16, 1979

Dolores Hayden, lecture, Jan. 30, 1979

Gerard O'Neill, lecture, Feb. 2, 1979

Robert Luc, lecture, "The Ordeal of Being the Most Powerful Nation in the World," Feb. 8, 1979

Hardin Symposium, general file, Feb. 16, 1979

John Baden, Hardin Symposium, Feb. 16, 1979

Kenneth Boulding, Hardin Symposium, Feb. 16, 1979

Herman Daly, Hardin Symposium, Feb. 16, 1979

Paul Ehrlich, Hardin Symposium, Feb. 16, 1979

Judith Kunofsky, Hardin Symposium, Feb. 16, 1979

Judge Joseph Lodge, lecture, "Jail or Bail, to Free or Not to Free," Feb. 22, 1979

Françoise Gilot Salk, lecture, "French Fauvism and German Expressionism as a Source of Contemporary Art," Feb. 27, 1979

Bruno Bozzetto, lecture/films, Feb. 28, 1979

William Madsen, lecture, "Alcoholism in America," Mar. 6, 1979

Recent Releases, Sunday film series, Spring 1979

Noon films, "Cities" film series, Spring 1979

"8 by 3: Coppola, Peckinpah, Altman," film series, Spring 1979

Hilda Bernstein, Regents' Lecturer, "A Land Apart: What Sets South Africa Apart From All Other Countries - The Full Implications of Apartheid in South Africa" and "A Life Apart: What Happens to Those Who Oppose Apartheid in South Africa - A Personal Experience," Spring 1979

Ernst Krenek, Regents' Lectureship and Concerts, Krenek Festival, Spring 1979

Pilobolus Dance Theater, Dance Residency Program, performance, Apr. 3-4, 1979

Les Menestriers, concert, Apr. 6, 1979

Ohio Ballet, performance, Apr. 9, 1979

Mihajlo Mihajlov, lecture, "The Artist as Enemy," Apr. 16, 1979

Low Moan Spectacular, performance, "Bullshot Crummond," Apr. 18, 1979

Aeolian Chamber Players, concert, Apr. 20-21, 1979

Peter Francuch, lecture, "Is the Human Mind Limited to Conscious Awareness?" Apr. 24, 1979

Edwin Pettet, performance, "My Specialty is Being Right," Apr. 26, 1979

New England Conservatory Ragtime Ensemble, concert, Apr. 27, 1979

"Uprooted," performance, Apr. 29, 1979

UCLA Opera Theatre, performance, "Cosi Fan Tutte," May 1, 1979

Ninian Smart, lecture, "Religion, Nationalism and the Sense of Identity," May 3, 1979

Joyce Trissler Danscompany, Dance Residency Program, performance, May 4-5, 1979

P. Lal, lecture, "What it Means to be a Hindu" - cancelled, May 7, 1979

Emmanuel Ax, pianist, concert, May 8, 1979

Allan Temko, lecture, "The Failure of Nerve in Modern Architecture," May 8, 1979

The Improvisational Theatre Project, performance, "An Act of Imagination," May 11-12, 1979

Grey Gardens, film, May 14, 1979

Inner City Cultural Center, performance, "Jesse and the Bandit Queen," May 16, 1979

Father Jean LeClerq, lecture, May 16, 1979

Howard Moss, lecture, "Some Thoughts on Contemporary Poetry" - cancelled, May 21, 1979

Samuel Schoenbaum, lecture, "Shakespeare the Man," May 21, 1979

John A. Carbon, Faculty Research Lecture, "Recombinant DNA and the Isolation of Genes," May 22, 1979

E. J. Kahn, Jr., lecture, "Some Thoughts on Southern Africa," May 23, 1979

H. D. Peck, Plous Memorial Lecture, "Image and Illusion," May 29, 1979

Peter Brown, lecture, "Philosophers and Monks: The Contemplative Life in Antiquity," May 31, 1979

William Metz, lecture, "Current Options in Solar Energy Technology," June 5, 1979

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1979/80

Flyers design, 1979/80

Noon film series, Summer 1979

Noon Talks, Tuesday lecture series, Summer 1979

"A Cheap Way to Travel," Friday film series, Summer 1979

"Focus on Fonda," Jane Fonda film series, Summer 1979

"Femme Fatales," Sunday film series, Summer 1979

Preservation Hall Jazz Band, concert, July 10-11, 1979

Noon film series, Fall 1979

Recent Releases, Sunday film series, Fall 1979

Woody Allen film series, Fall 1979

Hans-Adolf Jacobsen, campus residency, Fall 1979

Robert Cahn, lecture, "In Search of an Environmental Ethic," Oct. 2, 1979

Old Globe Theatre, performance, "The Norman Conquests - Table Manners; Living Together; Round and Round the Garden," Oct. 8-10, 1979

Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, concert, Oct. 12, 1979

Sidney Shapiro, lecture, Oct. 16, 1979

Michael Tolaydo, performance, "St. Mark's Gospel," Oct. 17, 1979

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra series, concerts, Oct. 19, 1979; Jan 18, April 11, 1980

Martin Bernheimer, lecture, "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About a Music Critic," Oct. 18, 1979

8th Annual Old-Time Fiddler's Convention, Oct. 21, 1979

Emlyn Williams, performance, "Dylan Thomas Growing Up," Oct. 26, 1979

Jan Myrdal, lecture, "China: Before and After the Cultural Revolution," Oct. 29, 1979

Arlene Blum, lecture, "Triumph & Tragedy: Ten Women Climb Annapurna I," Oct. 30, 1979

Joseph Kraft, lecture, "The Post-Imperial Presidency" - cancelled, Oct. 31, 1979

Julian Bream, guitarist and lutenist, concert, Nov. 5, 1979

Swaziland National Sabhaca Dancers, performance - cancelled, Nov. 9, 1979

Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, performance, Nov. 13-14, 1979

Victoria de los Angeles, soprano, concert, Nov. 17, 1979

Reinhard Kuhn, lecture, "The Death of the Child: A Theme in Western Literature," Nov. 20, 1979

Southern California Black Repertory Theatre, performance, "Sizwe Bansi is Dead," Nov. 27, 1979

Roger Payne, lecture, "Voices in the Sea: Communication Among Whales," Nov. 28, 1979

Recent Releases, Campbell Hall film series, Winter 1980

Noon film series, Winter 1980

Truffaut film series, Winter 1980

Recent Releases, Sunday film series, Winter 1980

Father Jean Leclercq, Regents' Lecturer, " Otium Monasticum as a Context of Artistic Creativity," Winter 1980

Robert Easton & Peter Nabokov, lecture, "Native American Architecture," Jan. 15, 1980

Nikolais Dance Theatre, Dance Residency Program, performance, Jan. 15-16, 1980

Ake Hultkranz, lecture, "North American Indian Religions in a Circumpolar Perspective," Jan. 17, 1980

David Lavender, lecture, "Thomas Jefferson's Sturdy Yeoman Confronts the Arid West" and "Controversy in the Canyons: High Dams for Arizona and California," Jan. 22 & 24, 1980

Gary Karr, double bassist, concert, Jan. 25, 1980

The Acting Company, performance, "The Way of the World," Jan. 28-30, 1980

Maynard Mack, lecture, "Othello: A Minority Report," Jan. 29, 1980

"The Intimate P. D. Q. Bach," performance, with Professor Peter Schickele and the Semi-Pro Musica Antiqua, Feb. 2, 1980

Richard Howard, lecture, "The Art of Erasure," Feb. 5, 1980

Harry Haywood, lecture, "Black Power and the Fight for Socialism," Feb. 6, 1980

Bella Lewitsky Dance Company, Dance Residency Program, performance, Feb. 8-9, 1980

Five Actors from the Royal Shakespeare Company, performance, Feb. 12-13 & 15, 1980

Music From Marlboro, concert, Feb. 14, 1980

Paul Gaulin Mime Company, performance, "Mirage," Feb. 20, 1980

Dmitri, performance - cancelled, Feb. 22, 1980

Barry Spacks, reading, Feb. 22, 1980

Repertory Dance Theatre of Utah, performance, Feb. 25, 1980

Petr Kotik, lecture, "The Music of Marcel Duchamp," Feb. 28, 1980

Glinka Chorus of Leningrad, performance, Mar. 4, 1980

Waverly Consort, concert, Mar. 7, 1980

Hartford Ballet, Dance Residency Program, performance, Mar. 10-11, 1980

Michael Ingham, baritone, Plous Memorial concert, Mar. 19, 1980

Indian film series, Spring 1980

Noon film series, Spring 1980

"Renoir: A Retrospective," film series, Spring 1980

Spring lectures, Spring 1980

Peter Cowie, Regents' Lecturer, "Modern Scandinavian Cinema" and "The Cinema of Orson Welles," Spring 1980

Lucas Hoving, Regents' Lecturer, "Lecture/Demonstration with Dance Division," Spring 1980

Frederick Raphael, Regents' Lecturer, "The Daedalus Dimension" and "Death, Dialogue and Society," Spring 1980

James M. Burns, lecture, "The Crisis in Leadership: 1980," Apr. 11, 1980

Manhattan, film, Apr. 12, 1980

John Wilders, lecture, "What You Will or As You Like It: A View of Shakespearean Comedy," Apr. 15, 1980

Alicia de Larrocha, pianist, concert, Apr. 17, 1980

Elaine Pagels, lecture, "The Secret of the Gnostic Gospels," Apr. 23, 1980

Royal Dancers & Musicians from the Kingdom of Bhutan, performance, Apr. 23, 1980

Fritz Stern, lecture, "Einstein's Germany," Apr. 25, 1980

David Gordon / Pick-Up Company, Dance Residency Program, performance, Apr. 26, 1980

Ronald Paulson, lecture, "Constable: The Suppression of Literary Landscape," Apr. 29, 1980

Michael Lorimer, guitarist, concert, Apr. 30, 1980

Fionnula Flanagan, performance, "James Joyce's Women," May 2, 1980

John Houseman, lecture, "Seven Theatres," May 5, 1980

Amadeus Quartet, concert, May 10, 1980

Robert Potter, lecture, "The Questionable Art of Playwriting," May 20, 1980

Peter Fricker, Faculty Research concert, May 28, 1980

For Electra, film, June 11, 1980

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1980/81

Inactive lectures correspondence, 1980/81

John Huston film series, Summer 1980

Hitchcock film series, Summer 1980

Noon talks, Summer 1980

Clifford Hopson, lecture, "What's Happening at Mount St. Helens," July 1, 1980

Y. S. Yu, lecture, "The Intellectuals in Chinese Tradition," July 8, 1980

Albert LaValley, lecture, "Hitchcock: The Director Goes West," July 15, 1980

Clifton Perry & Gary Jones, lecture, "Issues in Bio-Medical Ethics: Euthanasia and Abortion," July 22, 1980

John & Janice Baldwin, lecture, "Learning Sexuality in America," July 29, 1980

Australian Cinema, Campbell Hall film series, Fall 1980

Antonioni films, Chemistry building film series, Fall 1980

Noon film series, Fall 1980

Charles Simmons, Regents' Lecturer, "American Book Reviewing: Guilty with an Explanation" and "What Is Contemporary Fiction Good For?" Fall 1980

Norman Cousins, lecture, "Prospecting in the Future," Oct. 8, 1980

Joseph Duffey, lecture, "Democracy and Public Discussion: Some Hopes and Some Skepticisms," Oct. 8, 1980

John Anderson, lecture, "Economic Policy," Oct. 17, 1980

Robert Gerstein, lecture, "California's Constitutional Right to Privacy," Oct. 20, 1980

Maurice Kurtz, lecture, "Jacques Copeau: His Theater and His World," Oct. 22, 1980

John Baden, lecture, "Wilderness Land Classification: An Immodest Proposal," Oct. 28, 1980

T. R. V. Murti, lecture, "Contribution of Sankara to Philosophy and Religion" - cancelled, Nov. 9, 1980

Carl Davidson, lecture, "The Draft and the Threat of War," Nov. 11, 1980

Victor Navasky, lecture, "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About The Nation, But Were Afraid to Ask," Nov. 13, 1980

Emilio Varanini III, lecture, "A California Perspective on the International and National Forces Transforming Energy Policy," Nov. 18, 1980

Gore Vidal, lecture, "The State of the Union: Demise and Rebirth of the American Republic," Nov. 24, 1980

French Film 1945-1960, Chemistry auditorium series, Winter 1981

Martin Best, Regents' Lecturer, "The Minstrel's Way: An Explanation of the Oldest Performing Art," Winter 1981

Maeve Binchy, Regents' Lecturer, "Modern Irish Humorist Writing" and "Irish Drama Since the 1960s," Winter 1981

Wolfgang Lotz, Regents' Lecturer, "The Piazza Maggiore in Bologna - History and Imagery," "Palladio in Rome" and "Vasari's Reform of S. Croce and S. Maria Novella in Florence," Winter 1981

Arthur Basham, lecture, "The Gypsies - Their Origin and History," Jan. 12, 1981

Todd Gitlin, lecture, "The Promise and Limits of Popular Culture," Jan. 14, 1981

Danilo Dolci, lecture, "Social Change Through Non-Violence," Jan. 16, 1981

Angelica Garnett, lecture, "Life at Charleston," Jan. 19, 1981

Judith Blake, lecture, "The Only Child: Refuting Some Myths and Prejudices," Jan. 23, 1981

Dr. Diana Russell, lecture, "Pornography and Violence Against Women," Feb. 3, 1981

Dr. Arlene Blum, lecture, "Triumph and Tragedy," Feb. 13, 1981

Tony Church, lecture, "'Look You Mock Him Not': A Visit with Polonius and Others," Feb. 19, 1981

Leslie Fiedler, lecture - cancelled, Feb. 23, 1981

Stephen Spender, lecture, Feb. 25, 1981

John Chandos, lecture, "Eton Under Keate," and "Cambridge in Crisis," Mar. 2-3, 1981

Dr. Peter Orahovats, lecture, Mar. 5, 1981

Lucy Dawidowicz, lecture, "The Holocaust and the Historians," Mar. 10, 1981

"Cinéma, Mon Amour: Films by Louis Malle & Alain Resnais," Chemistry auditorium film series, Spring 1981

"America's Sweetheart, Mary Pickford," Campbell Hall film series, Spring 1981

Thomas Murphy, Regents' Lecturer, "Playwriting: Adventure Against Preconception, Part I and II," Spring 1981

Robert White, lecture, "El Salvador: The Current Crisis," Apr. 2, 1981

Gloria Steinem, lecture, "An Evening with Gloria Steinem," Apr. 7, 1981

Giles Havergal, lecture, "The Glasgow Citizens' Theatre: 1970-1981," Apr. 8, 1981

Dr. Blase Bonpane, lecture, "El Salvador: Another Vietnam?" Apr. 13, 1981

Raya Dunayevskaya, lecture, "Women's Liberation, Then and Now: From Rosa Luxemburg in the Russian and German Revolutions to the Women's Liberation Movement Today," Apr. 14, 1981

David Kline, lecture, "Guerrilla Territory: Behind Rebels Lines in Afghanistan," Apr. 20, 1981

Wallace Stegner, lecture, "The Long Road from Byblos," Apr. 21, 1981

Randall Forsberg, lecture, "Confining the Military to Defense: A Route to Disarmament," Apr. 28, 1981

Sally Ann Ranney, lecture, "Is Wilderness Forever? A Matter of Choice," Apr. 28, 1981

Barton Bernstein, lecture, "The H-Bomb Decisions: Were They Inevitable?" Apr. 30, 1981

Geoffrey Hartman, lecture, "The Precarious Line: Criticism/Fiction," May 4, 1981

Ninian Smart, lecture, "World View Analysis and Alexander Haig: Religion and Ideology in International Politics," May 7, 1981

Dick Gregory, lecture, "An Evening with Dick Gregory," May 11, 1981

George R. Tilton, Faculty Research Lecture, "Volcanoes and Continents," May 12, 1981

Samirenda Nath Ray, lecture, "The Indian Political System: Purpose, Performance and Prospect," May 14, 1981

Hugh Kenner, lecture, "Technology and Modernism," May 20, 1981

Peter Marin, lecture, "Demoralization of the Young: Caste and Conscience in the University," May 21, 1981

Yuriy Kapralov, lecture, "A Soviet Perspective: Disarmament and Arms Control" - cancelled, May 28, 1981

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1981/82

Inactive lectures correspondence, 1981/82

Children's Film Festival, Summer 1981

"Robert De Niro: An Actor's Actor," Campbell Hall film series, Summer 1981

Summer lectures, Summer 1981

J. Marc McGinnes, lecture, "Do Trees Cause Air Pollution? Environmental Policy under Reagan," July 15, 1981

David Criswell, lecture, "Space Industrialization: Resources from the Moon and Beyond," July 22, 1981

Peter Cowie, lecture, July 29, 1981

Midge Mackenzie, Regents' Lecturer, "Women and Courage, Part I and II," Fall 1981

Claire Sterling, lecture, "Network of Terror," Oct. 14, 1981

Panel discussion, "American Foreign Policy in El Salvador: Past, Present and Future," Oct. 15, 1981

Leonard, Weinglass, lecture, "Toward 1984: The Problems of Individual Privacy in the 80's," Oct. 20, 1981

Gary Scharff, lecture, Oct. 22, 1981

Janet Boles, lecture, "The Politics of the Equal Rights Amendment," Oct. 27, 1981

Jack Gold, lecture, Oct. 28, 1981

Dan Little, Plous Memorial Lecture, "Modified Trimethylenemethane as a Useful Synthetic Intermediate in Natural Products Total Synthesis," Oct. 29, 1981

Ramsey Clark, lecture, "Intelligence and Surveillance in an Age of Terror," Oct. 30, 1981

Gene Larocque, lecture, "Can Nuclear War Be Avoided?" Nov. 2, 1981

Tom Scheff, lecture, "Videotape Studies of Anger," Nov. 3, 1981

Mary Douglas, lecture, "Perceiving Danger in Modern Society," Nov. 4, 1981

John B. Friedman, lecture, "Literary and Artistic Conceptions of the Monstrous Races in the Middle Ages," Nov. 5, 1981

Panel discussion, "The Business and Ethics of Genetic Engineering," Nov. 12, 1981

Fritz Semmern-Frankenegg, lecture, "Ingmar Bergman's Secret Message in 'The Silence': A Study of Artistic Structure in the Medium of Film," Nov. 17, 1981

Actors from the Royal Shakespeare Company, lecture/recital, Megan Cole, "Wild Butterfly" and Brian Cox, "The Lake Romantics," Nov. 19-20, 1981

Dr. Louis Jolyon West, lecture, "Violence in American Life," Dec. 1, 1981

James & Margot Schevill, reading, "The American Fantasies: A Reading of Poems and Performance Poems," Dec. 2, 1981

Panel discussion, "American Film / American Character," Dec. 3, 1981

New Directions in Cinema, film series, Winter 1982

"Gotta Sing! Gotta Dance! The Great American Musical on Film," film series, Winter 1982

China Film Week & Hungary Film Week, film series, Winter 1982

Dr. Ajit Singh Paintal, lecture/recital, "Singing and Musical Form of North India," Jan. 11, 1982

Fernando Reyes, lecture/film, "On the Way to Development" and "The Dancer with Bruised Knees," Jan. 19, 1982

Judith Reppy, lecture, "The Impact of Reagan's Defense Budget," Jan. 20, 1982

William McLinn, lecture/performance, "Mark Twain Turns Social Critic for the '80s on War and Peace," Jan. 21, 1982

Tom Blackburn, lecture, "Oral Tradition and World View Among the Chumash," Jan. 26, 1982

Napoleon Chagnon, lecture, "Studying the Social Life of Tribesmen: The Yanomamo Example," Jan. 28, 1982

Lottie Da, lecture, "Starlets, Harlots, and Hollywood," Jan. 28, 1982

Maya Angelou, lecture, "An Evening with Maya Angelou," Feb. 1, 1982

Vivian Mercier, lecture, "A Key to James Joyce's Ulysses?" Feb. 2, 1982

Stanley Cavell, lecture, "The Politics of Interpretation," Feb. 11, 1982

Robert Martin Adams, lecture, "The Art of Enigma: James Joyce and Hieronymus Bosch," Feb. 16, 1982

Stephen Booth, lecture, "What is So Good About Shakespeare's Sonnets?" Feb. 18, 1982

Stephen Low, lecture, "Progress Towards Change in Southern Africa," Feb. 25, 1982

C.I.A. Conference, Feb. 26, 1982

James D. Wilkinson, lecture, "Myths, Martyrs, and Silence: Post-War Europe and the Memory of World War II," Feb. 26, 1982

Penny Lernoux, lecture, "Cry of the People: United States Involvement in the Rise of Fascism, Torture and Murder and the Persecution of the Catholic Church in Latin America," Mar. 1, 1982

Dorothy Smith, lecture, "Women and the Tyranny of Silence," Mar. 1, 1982

Laurence Lieberman, reading, "Poetry of Japan and the Caribbean," Mar. 2, 1982

Stanley Weintraub, lecture, "A Respectful Distance: Bernard Shaw's Relations with Yeats and Joyce," Mar. 3, 1982

James R. Bonner, lecture, "DNA, Genes, Chromosomes, and Evolution," Mar. 4, 1982

Steven Urkowitz, lecture, "Shakespeare's Revision of King Lear," Mar. 5, 1982

Leakey Foundation Lectures: "Close Encounters of the Primate Kind: Monkeys, Apes, and People," Spring 1982

Arthur S. Miller, lecture, "Nixon's Last Laugh: The Supreme Court," Apr. 12, 1982

Rene Girard, lecture, "Peter's Denial in Mark and the Question of Mimesis," Apr. 15, 1982

Dr. Frank W. D. Ries, lecture, "Toes, Taps and Tophats: Dance in the Musical," Apr. 21, 1982

Patricia C. Cohen, Plous Memorial Lecture, "Women and the University: Has a Century of Feminism Made Any Difference?" Apr. 22, 1982

Panel discussion and lectures, "World Community in the 21st Century," Apr. 23-24, 1982

Timothy White, lecture, "New Discoveries from Eastern Africa Relating to Human Origins," Apr. 27, 1982

Frederick Wiseman, lecture, "An Eye on American Society and Thought: Documentary Films of F. Wiseman," Apr. 28, 1982

Harry Duncan, Edwin & Jean Corle Memorial Lecture, "The Permanence of Books," Apr. 29, 1982

ÁgÁst Gundmundsson, film lecture, "Land and Sons," May 4, 1982

Donald Davie, lecture, "Poets on Stilts: Yeats and Some Contemporaries," May 5, 1982

Swami Dayananda Saraswati, lecture, "The Meaning of Freedom," May 6, 1982

Marjorie Keller, lecture, "Towards a Poetics of Film: The Documentary Films of Marjorie Keller," May 12, 1982

F. S. L. Lyons, lecture, "In Pursuit of Yeats," May 12, 1982

Benjamin N. Colby, lecture, "The Ixil May of Guatemala: Tradition to Revolution," May 13, 1982

Ze'eva Cohen, Solo Dance Repertory, lecture/demonstration, May 14, 1982

Manning Marable, lecture, May 14, 1982

William Sanders & Barbara Price, lecture, "Explorations in Ethnographic Analogy: The Use of Ethnography in Archaeology," May 14, 1982

Rene Wellek, lecture, "Literature, Fiction, and Literariness," May 14, 1982

Robert Burt, lecture, "The Supreme Court Speaks: In Whose Voice? By What Means?" May 17, 1982

Kai Curry-Lindahl, lecture, "Wildlife Conservation Problems in Africa," May 18, 1982

William Dole, Faculty Research Lecture, "Sources of an Artist's Inspiration," May 18, 1982

Frank Sorauf, lecture, "Political Action Committees: The New American Way of Politics," May 20, 1982

Sadig Al Mahdi, lecture, "Islam and Revolution in the Middle East and North Africa," May 21, 1982

University of California Appropriate Technology Conference, May 21, 1982

John Stallworthy, lecture, "Yeats and the High Horse," May 27, 1982

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1982/83

Press & Media file, Summer 1982

Family Films on Fridays, film series, Summer 1982

"Radical Films of the 1960s," film series, Summer 1982

New Directions in Film, film series, Summer 1982

Wild Wild Westerns, film series, Summer 1982

Peter Lehman, lecture, "She / He / She: Sexuality in Blake Edwards' 'Victor / Victoria,'" June 30, 1982

David Rock, lecture, "Conflict in the South Atlantic: Argentina and Britain in the Falkland Islands Dispute," July 7, 1982

Ronald Neame, lecture, July 8-9, 1982

Tanya Atwater, lecture, "Continental Drift and the Making of Mountains and Oceans, Earthquakes and Volcanoes," July 14, 1982

Bruce Robison, lecture, "Current Research in Deep-Sea Biology," July 21, 1982

Kristin Shrader-Frechette, lecture, "The Rape of Appalachia: Land Use Ethics and Public Policy," July 28, 1982

Press & Media file, Fall 1982

Politics in Film, film series, Fall 1982

Paul Jarrico, Regents' Lecturer, "'Salt of the Earth' and the Blacklisting Period" and "'Leonardo,' Genghis Khan and I: Problems in Dramatizing History," Fall 1982

Larry Agran, lecture, "Thinking About the Unthinkable: The First Step in Preventing Nuclear War," Oct. 5, 1982

William Smithey, lecture, "Life at Deep-Sea Hydrovents," Oct. 7, 1982

Mark Dubois, lecture, "California's Water Policy," Oct. 11, 1982

Maurice Daniels, lecture, "The Royal Shakespeare Company: Public and Private Image," Oct. 12, 1982

Michael Rotkin, lecture, "Socialism in One City?" Oct. 14, 1982

Steve Polinsky, performance, "Leonardo: Disciple of Experiment!" Oct. 18, 1982

Leslie Marmon Silko, reading, "A Storyteller's Vision," Oct. 18, 1982

Norman Solomon, lecture, "Killing Our Own: The Disaster of America's Experience with Atomic Radiation," Oct. 20, 1982

Giles B. Gunn, lecture, "Moral Order in Modern Literature and Criticism: The Challenge of the 'New New Criticism'," Oct. 26, 1982

Senta Driver & HARRY dance, performance, Oct. 29, 1982

Quentin Crisp, lecture, "An Evening with Quentin Crisp," Nov. 2, 1982

Sheila Lodge, lecture, "The Role of Cities in the Eighties," Nov. 4, 1982

Elizabeth Janeway, lecture, "Are Women's Rights Human Rights?" Nov. 8, 1982

Herbert Scoville, Jr., lecture, "Next Steps for Controlling Nuclear Weapons," Nov. 16, 1982

Jane Weinstock, film / lecture, "Sigmund Freud's Dora: A Case of Mistaken Identity," Nov. 16, 1982

Stuart Atkins, lecture, "Goethe's Faust in English: Translation as Interpretation," Nov. 19, 1982

Paul MacCready, lecture, "In Practical Fuelless Planes, Practical Ideas," Nov. 22, 1982

Timothy Asch, lecture, "Ethnographic Films of Balinese Trance Seances," Nov. 29, 1982

John Todd, lecture, "An Everyday Theology: The Spirituality of Martin Luther," Nov. 29, 1982

Press file, Winter 1983

Norman Myers, Regents' Lecturer, "Emergent Environmental Issues: National, International and Supranational" and "Mega-Extinction of Species: A Priority Issue for Political Leaders as Well as Scientists and Conservationists," Winter 1983

Hannah-Beth Jackson, lecture, "Equal Pay for Comparable Work," Jan. 11, 1983

Robert Textor, lecture, "Cultural Readiness to Handle the Micro-Electronic Revolution," Jan. 11, 1983

Hans Bethe, lecture, "The U.S. Is Not Inferior to the Russians in Strategic Nuclear Weapons," Jan. 17, 1983

George Dekker, lecture, "Melville and the Course of American Empire," Jan. 19, 1983

Kenneth R. Pelletier, lecture, "Longevity: Fulfilling Our Biological Potential" - cancelled, Jan. 19, 1983

George Dales, lecture, "The Rise of South Asian Urbanism," Jan. 20, 1983

Tandy Beal and Company, performance, Jan. 28, 1983

Rollo May, lecture, "Sources of Purpose and Direction in Life," Feb. 1, 1983

J. V. Cunningham, lecture, "God's Child, Manipulator, Hear Me: Sappho and the Religious Experience," Feb. 2, 1983

Frank Ries, with Sandra Hammond, lecture/demonstration, "Rediscovered Dances of Anna Pavlova," Feb. 2, 1983

Roy Smith, lecture, "Descent of the Omo River: The Valley Where Man Was Born," Feb. 3, 1983

Gil Scott-Heron, with Larry McDonald, reading/performance, "An Evening of Poetry with Gil Scott Heron, with Accompaniment by Jamaican Percussionist Larry McDonald," Feb. 4, 1983

Norman Cousins, lecture, "The Belief System and the Healing System," Feb. 7, 1983

Gerda Lerner, lecture, "The Rise of Feminist Consciousness," Feb. 8, 1983

Ambassador Robert Luc, lecture, "The Foreign Policies of François Mitterand," Feb. 8, 1983

World Community in the 21st Century Conference, Global Perspectives in Non-Violence, Feb. 10-11, 1983

Philip Garner, lecture, "Better Living Catalogue," Feb. 15, 1983

Garrett Hardin, lecture, "Science: A Necessary Component of Ethical Analysis" - cancelled, Feb. 17, 1983

Fabrice Ziolkowski, film, L.A.X., Feb. 17, 1983

Carol Muske, reading: "Windmere/Windmother: Poems by Carol Muske," Feb. 22, 1983

Press file, Spring 1983

"Murder by the Book: Detective Fiction on Film," film series, Spring 1983

New Hungarian Cinema, film series, Spring 1983

Florentine Mutherich, Regents' Lecturer, "Charlemagne," "Charles the Bald" and "The Ottonians," Spring 1983

Gayle Binion, Plous Memorial Lecture, "The Constitution and Sexual Equality: Must We Wait for an E.R.A.?" Apr. 7, 1983

Jerzy Grotowski, lecture, "Theatre of Sources," Apr. 8, 1983

Genocide, film, Apr. 11, 1983

Cynthia Orr, performance, "Courage Stones," Apr. 12, 1983

Sarah Moskovitz, lecture, "Amazing Strength: The Resilience of Child Survivors of the Holocaust," Apr. 13, 1983

Simon Trussler, lecture, " Theatre Quarterly and the British Theatre of the 70s," May 3, 1983

Rene Wellek, lecture, "Destroying Literary Studies," May 9, 1983

Shlomo Avineri, lecture, "Israel and the Palestinians," May 10, 1983

Langdon Winner, lecture, "Pacman Meets Walkman: Technological Power in an Age of Moral Solipsism," May 13, 1983

The Magic Flute, opera film, May 20, 1983

Douglas Scalapino, Faculty Research Lecture, "Routes to Chaos: The Onset of Irregular Behavior in Simple Systems," May 23, 1983

Milorad Ekmecic, lecture, "Features of Nationalism in Eastern Europe and the Balkans in the 19th Century," May 27, 1983

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1983/84

Press file, 1983/84

Comedy on Film, film series, Summer 1983

Family Films on Fridays, film series, Summer 1983

Preservation Hall Jazz Band, concert, June 29-30, 1983

"Two by Truffaut," film series, July 11 & 25, 1983

James McNamara, lecture, July 14, 1983

John Badham, lecture, July 21, 1983

Pam Ostendorf, lecture, "New Work Schedules for a Changing Society," July 29, 1983

Performing Arts / Final Reports, Fall 1983

New Directions in Film, film series, Fall 1983

Greek Tragedy on Film, film series, Fall 1983

Avant-Garde Film, film series, Fall 1983

"A Delicate Balance," performance, Sept. 22-25, 1983

James Laughlin, lecture, "Publishing William Carlos Williams," Oct. 12, 1983

Louis Dupré, lecture, "Marx and the New Meaning of Progress," Oct. 17, 1983

Susan Griffin, lecture, "Pornography, Nature, and Culture," Oct. 19, 1983

Robert Doherty, lecture, "Camera with a Cause: Social Documentary Photography in Perspective," Oct. 20, 1983

Dr. Warren Farrell, lecture, "Why Men Are the Way They Are," Oct. 21, 1983

Margaret W. Conkey, lecture, "The Cave Artists and the Origins of Art," Oct. 24, 1983

Amory Lovins, lecture, "Energy and Global Security," Oct. 26, 1983

Robert Ornstein, lecture, "The Amazing Brain," Nov. 3, 1983

Jean Bethke Elshain, lecture, "Beautiful Souls and Just Warriors: Cultural Images of Women, Men, and War," Nov. 8, 1983

Kit Galloway & Sherri Rabinowitz, lecture/demonstration, "An Evening of Video and Telecommunications Art," Nov. 9, 1983

"Hecuba," performance, Nov. 10-Dec 3, 1983

"The Red Shoes," performance, Nov. 12 & 19, 1983

Jacob Needleman, lecture, "The Myth of the Great Search," Nov. 14, 1983

Thomas Rosenmeyer, lecture, "Euripides' Hecuba: Horror Story or Tragedy?" Nov. 16, 1983

"The Rising Wind," performance, Nov. 16-19, 1983

"By Leaps and Bounds," performance, Dec. 1-3, 1983

Performing Arts / Final Reports, Winter 1984

Family Films on Sundays, film series, Winter 1984

"Futurethink: Science Fiction on Film," film series, Winter 1984

Chris Buckley, reading, Jan. 10, 1984

Lar Lubovitch Dance Company, Dance Residency Program, lecture/demonstration and performance, Jan. 12 & 17, 1984

Repertory West Dance Company, performance, Jan. 12-14, 1984

Arjun Appadurai, lecture, "Cookbooks and Cultural Change: Observations from India," Jan. 23, 1984

Thomas McGrath, reading, Jan. 24, 1984

Dr. Lillian B. Rubin, lecture, "Intimate Strangers: Men and Women Together," Jan. 25, 1984

Sheila Tobias, lecture, "Demystifying Defense: Towards a Feminist Perspective on the Arms Race," Jan. 27, 1984

Sam Hamill, reading, Feb. 2, 1984

Nelson W. Polsby, lecture, "The Consequences of Political Party Reform," Feb. 7, 1984

Camilla Tostrup, lecture, "Ghosts and Revolutionaries in Norwegian Theatre," Feb. 7, 1984

Bernice Sandler, lecture, "Where We've Been and Where We Are Going: Progress and Problems of Women on Campus," Feb. 9, 1984

World Community in the 21st Century Conference: Global Perspectives in Non-Violence, Feb. 9-11, 1984

Helmut Gernsheim, lecture, "A Life in Photography," Feb. 10, 1984

Jeffrey Chipps Smith, lecture, "Nuremberg, A Century of Brilliance," Feb. 14, 1984

"Letters Home," performance, Feb. 21-25, 1984

Harry Berger, Jr., lecture, "Shadows to the Unseen Grief: Textual Conditions and Theatrical Circumstances in the Henriad," Feb. 23, 1984

Irena Klepfisz, reading, "Keeper of Accounts," Feb. 23, 1984

"No, No Nanette," performance, Feb. 23-Mar. 3, 1984

John David Farmer, lecture, "The Craftsman as Artist: Decorative Arts in Nuremberg in the 16th Century," Feb. 24, 1984

Edwin Honig, reading, Feb. 29, 1984

Fergus Millar, lecture, "The Political Character of the Classical Roman Republic," Mar. 1, 1984

Brian Stock, lecture, "Max Weber, the Problem of Rationality, and the Middle Ages," Mar. 2, 1984

Science Fiction Writers Conference, Mar. 2-3, 1984

Royal Shakespeare Company, performance, "Twelfth Night," Mar. 3, 1984

"Love's Labours Lost," performance, Mar. 7-8, 1984

"Gotta Sing! Gotta Dance!" film series, Spring 1984

Robert Adler, Regents' Lecturer, "Engineers: Saviors of Mankind or Public Enemy Number One?" and "A Progress Report on Electronic Displays," Spring 1984

Louis Falco, Regents' Lecturer, Spring 1984

Tom Clark, reading, Mar. 28, 1984

Howard Brenton, lecture, "Playwriting and Politics," Apr. 3, 1984

John Chamberlain, lecture, "A Gallery Talk with John Chamberlain," Apr. 3, 1984

Paule Marshall, lecture, "Our Mothers' Voices: Readings and Comments on Writing," Apr. 6, 1984

Catherine Stimpson, lecture, "Gertrude Stein and Her Post-Modern Reputation," Apr. 9, 1984

Dr. Lonnie Barbach, lecture, "Understanding Sexuality: Overcoming Confusion and Conflict," Apr. 10, 1984

"Greek," performance, Apr. 10, 1984

John Hick, lecture, "The Existence of God and the Existence of Evil," Apr. 11, 1984

Ralph Nader, lecture, "Student Participation and Social Responsibility," Apr. 12, 1984

Nawal El Saadawi, lecture, "Women in the Middle East," Apr. 12, 1984

Julia Reichert, film/lecture, "Seeing Red," Apr. 13, 1984

Larry Gottheim, film/lecture, "An Evening with Filmmaker Larry Gottheim," Apr. 16, 1984

Ron Copes, Plous Memorial concert, Apr. 17, 1984

Jazz Tap Ensemble, Dance Residency Program, performance, Apr. 17, 1984

Adele Scheele, lecture, "Making College Pay Off: Skills for Career Success for the Social Science / Humanities Student," Apr. 17, 1984

Allan Kaprow, lecture, "Life and Art," Apr. 18, 1984

Helen Krich Chinoy, lecture, "Turning Point: Women in Theatre in the 1980's," Apr. 23, 1984

Janet Lever, lecture, "Child's Play and Its Impact on Later Adult Relationships," Apr. 24, 1984

Richard Exner, Faculty Research Lecture, "On the Limits of Knowing the Holocaust," May 1, 1984

Roman Vishniac, lecture, "An Evening with Roman Vishniac," May 3, 1984

Bruno Bettelheim, Edwin & Jean Corle Memorial Lecture, "Self-Fulfillment and the Question of Family" - cancelled, May 7, 1984

Arthur Hall, performance, "Africa to America: A Narrated Mini-Concert on the Evolution of Black Dance with Live Musical Accompaniment," May 9, 1984

Herbert Fingarette, Romanell Lectures, "Human Nature, Human Ordeals": "Taking On, Letting Go," "Getting Stuck - Alcoholism" and "Losing Touch - Criminal Insanity," May 10, 17 & 24, 1984

"Marco Polo Sings a Solo," performance, May 10-12 & 16-19, 1984

Ben R. Finney, lecture, "From Sea to Space: Lessons from Ocean Exploration and Overseas Colonization for the Coming Expansion Into Space," May 15, 1984

Ernest Callenbach, lecture, "From Here to Ecotopia," May 17, 1984

"Woyzeck," performance, May 17-19, 1984

Nikki Giovanni, reading, May 18, 1984

Film and Photography: An International Symposium, May 18-19, 1984

Raul Ruiz, film, The Top of the Whale, May 19, 1984

P. W. Manchester, interview, "Observations on Dance: An Interview with P. W. Manchester," May 22, 1984

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1984/85

Press file: films, 1984/85

Press file: lectures, 1984/85

"Olympic Visions," film series, Summer 1984

Family Films on Fridays, film series, Summer 1984

International Film series, Summer 1984

Jesus Salvador Trevino, Regents' Lecture, "The Role of the Chicano Filmmaker," "The Emergence of the Chicano Cinema" and "The Chicano Documentary," Summer 1984

Preservation Hall Jazz Band, concert, June 26, 1984

Sukey Hughes, lecture, "The Art of Japanese Papermaking," June 28, 1984

Mark Berger, lecture, "Sports and Physical Education in the Soviet Union," July 5, 1984

Robert Wise, film/lecture, July 10-11, 1984

"Rosmerholm," performance, July 19-21, 1984

Tim Schiffer, lecture, "Women Artists Through History," July 26, 1984

"Issues of Diversity: Awareness and Change," lecture series, Fall 1984

New Directions in Film, film series, Fall 1984

Weston Naef, Regents' Lecturer, "The Chase and the Capture: Lessons on the Meaning of Photographs from the Perspective of the Four Collectors," Fall 1984

Lars E.O. Svensson, Regents' Lecturer, "Macroeconomic Stabilization Policy with Strong Trade Unions" and "Redistribution and the Welfare State," Fall 1984

"Rosmerholm," performance, Oct. 4-6, 1984

Alexander Sakharov, lecture, "The Problems and Prospects of Arms Control: A View from the Soviet Side of the Table," Oct. 9, 1984

Tillie Olsen, reading: "An Evening with Tillie Olsen," Oct. 11, 1984

"Tribute to Nelson Eddy and Jeannette MacDonald," films, Naughty Marietta and Rose Marie, Oct. 15, 1984

Maurice Daniels, lecture, "Giving the Show Away: An Evocation of the Creative Process of a Royal Shakespeare Company Production," Oct. 16, 1984

Jane Carlisle & Mary Prieto-Bayard, lecture, "Diversity in Work and Leadership Styles," Oct. 17, 1984

Geoffrey Elton, lecture, "The Tudor and Stuart Parliaments: A Problem in the Nature of Historical Research," Oct. 17, 1984

Gérard Guillaumat, performance, "Les Contes Paysants," Oct. 19, 1984

Agnes de Mille, film/lecture, "An Evening with Agnes de Mille," Oct. 22, 1984

Jean Lipman-Blumen, lecture, "Gender Roles and Power," Oct. 22, 1984

Molly McGinn & Gary Wintz, lecture, "The Roof of the World: Journey into Hidden Tibet," Oct. 23, 1984

John Avedon, lecture, "The Political Situation in Tibet," Oct. 24, 1984

A Buddhist Trilogy, three films, A Prophecy, The Fields of the Senses and Radiating the Fruit of Truth, Oct. 24-25, 1984

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama of Tibet, lecture, "Tibetan Buddhism: Compassion and Wisdom in Deity Yoga" and "Reflections on the Prospects for World Peace," Oct. 25-26, 1984

Lorin Hollander, lecture, "Arts in Education: An Imperative," Oct. 29, 1984

Kiss Me Kate and The Taming of the Shrew, films, Nov. 5, 1984

Brian Shapiro, lecture, "Inside the Dream Factory: Painting in Hollywood," Nov. 6, 1984

"Two Gentlemen of Verona," performance, Nov. 5-Dec 1, 1984

"Peale Family Portrait," performance, Nov. 10 & 17, 1984

Jim Rossellini, film/lecture, "Music, Dance and Magic in West Africa: Documentary Films from African Family Films," Nov. 12, 1984

Panel discussion, "Neo York: Report on a Phenomenon," Nov. 13, 1984

Gloria Joseph, lecture, "Quality Education in Support of Diversity: Liberating Ourselves and History," Nov. 14, 1984

Taming of the Shrew Symposium, Nov. 15, 1984

"The Private Ear and the Public Eye," performance, Nov. 15-18, 1984

Joel DeMott & Jeff Kreines, film, Seventeen, Nov. 19, 1984

Douglas M. Eardley, lecture, "Environmental Consequences of Nuclear War, and Nuclear Winter," Nov. 26, 1984

"Danscape '84," performance, Nov. 28-Dec 1, 1984

Performing Arts / Final Reports, Winter 1985

Family Films on Sundays, film series, Winter 1985

New German Cinema, film series, Winter 1985

"New Voices, New Visions," film series, Winter 1985

Cinema Africa with a John Rouch Retrospective, film series, Winter 1985

Steve Allen, Regents' Lecturer, "The National Problem of 'Dumbth'," Winter 1985

Dr. Helen Block Lewis, Regents' Lecturer, "Shame and Guilt in Human Nature" and "Freud and Modern Psychology," Winter 1985

William Branch, Regents' Lecturer, "Still a Brother: Inside the Negro Middle Class," "The Challenge of the Black Writer" and "Black Playwright in the American Theatre," Winter 1985

Robert Craft, Regent's Lecturer, "Schoenberg and Stravinsky," "12-Tone Stravinsky" and performances - cancelled, Winter 1985

Gary Snyder, Regents' Lecturer, "Art and Politics in Action: A Visit to China As a Guest of the Writer's Union" and "A Poetry Reading," Winter 1985

Billie Whitelaw, Regents' Lecturer, "Working with Beckett" and "An Acting Life: From Desdemona to Rockaby," Winter 1985

James Banning, lecture, "Diversity or Decline: Different Is Not Dumb," Jan. 4, 1985

Paul Warnke, lecture, "The Nuclear Superpower Relationship: Political and Strategic Implications," Jan. 7, 1985

Alan Dundes, lecture, "Folklore in the Modern World," Jan. 14, 1985

Fred Praeger, lecture, "The World of Publishing: Problems and Prospects," Jan. 15, 1985

Robert A. Hoover, lecture, "Arms Control Experimental: The MX and Congress," Jan. 16, 1985

Repertory West Dance Company, performance, Jan. 16-19, 1985

Ambassador Jonathan Dean, lecture, "Integrating Arms Control in Europe," Jan. 23, 1985

Lee Nicoloff, lecture, "Making the Invisible Visible: Lesbians and Gay Men on Campus," Jan. 23, 1985

A Celebration of Buckminster Fuller, panel discussion and film, "The World of Buckminster Fuller," Jan. 31, 1985

Ursula Le Guin, reading, "Always Coming Home," Feb. 2, 1985

Delores Austin, lecture, "Diversity in Learning Styles," Feb. 6, 1985

Claire Van Vliet, lecture, "The Art of the Book: The Janus Press," Feb. 6, 1985

Philip Whalen, reading, Feb. 8, 1985

World Community in the 21st Century Conference, Feb. 8-10, 1985

The Chieftains, concert, Feb. 12, 1985

Beverle Houston, lecture, "Dorothy Arzner and the Hollywood Cinema," Feb. 12, 1985

Robert Knight, lecture, "Learning from the Older Student," Feb. 13, 1985

"Alfred the Great," performance, Feb. 21-Mar. 2, 1985

Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, lecture, "A Christian Response to the Arms Race," Feb. 26, 1985

Jean Kilbourne, lecture, "The Naked Truth: Images of Women and Men in Advertising," Feb. 26, 1985

Rev. Bill Van Ness, lecture, "16, 000 Believers: Religious Diversity at UCSB," Feb. 27, 1985

"Spring Awakening," performance, Feb. 28-Mar. 2, 1985

Yehuda Amichai, reading, "Israel Through the Poet's Eye," Mar. 5, 1985

Trisha Brown Dance Company, Dance Residency Program, lecture/demonstration, Mar. 5, 1985

Ernst-Otto Czempiel, lecture, "Peace Research in Europe," Mar. 11, 1985

"Social Change in Politics," panel discussion, Mar. 11, 1985

Poppy Holden & Robin Headlam Wells, performance, "Nature's Sweet Harmony: A Recital of Elizabethan Music and Poetry," Mar. 11, 1985

Richard Ned Lebow, lecture, "The Political and Strategic Implications of Reagan's Strategic Defensive Initiative," Mar. 14, 1985

"Big Films: Epics and Spectaculars," film series, Spring 1985

Josef Eisinger, Regents' Lecturer, "Lead and Wine: The Biography of an Environmental Disease" and "Biochemical Aspects of Lead Disease and Its Diagnosis," Spring 1985

Kurt Gottfried, lecture, "Technological Development, the Military Balance and Arms Control," Apr. 1, 1985

Spring Dance Concert, performance, Apr. 10-13, 1985

Irv Wilson, lecture, "Television and Social Change," Apr. 12, 1985

Bruce Lipshutz, Plous Memorial Lecture, "Nature and the Organic Chemist: Long Term Friends, Short Term Foes," Apr. 18, 1985

Ntozake Shange, lecture/performance, "An Evening with Ntozake Shange," Apr. 20, 1985

Claribel Alegria & Manlio Argueta, lecture, "An Evening with Central American Writers Claribel Alegria and Manlio Argueta," Apr. 23, 1985

Philip Glass Ensemble, concert, Apr. 24, 1985

Michael Coe, lecture, "Maya Hieroglyphics and Scripts of the World," Apr. 25, 1985

Ronald Eyre, lecture, "The Ins and Outs of Theater," Apr. 25, 1985

Maxine Hong Kingston, Edwin & Jean Corle Memorial Lecture, "Talk Story: A Living Tradition," May 3, 1985

Sonia Johnson, lecture, "Feminism: The Center-Peace of the Puzzle," May 6, 1985

Johnetta Cole, lecture, "Quality Education in Support of Diversity," May 7, 1985

Herbert Kroemer, Faculty Research Lecture, "Semiconductors: The New Steel," May 7, 1985

Gloria Bowles, lecture, "Why Women's Studies?" May 10, 1985

Alice Adams, reading, May 13, 1985

Joy Harjo, reading, "In Mad Love and War," May 13, 1985

Holocaust Memorial Films, Professor Mamlock and Night and Fog, May 16, 1985

"The Children's Hour," performance, May 16-18 & 21-25, 1985

"The Learned Ladies," performance, May 23-June 1, 1985

Joseph Schwantner, lecture, "An Afternoon with Pulitzer Prize-Winning Composer Joseph Schwantner," May 24, 1985

Ewald Osers, lecture/reading: "An Examination and a Reading of the Poetry of 1984 Nobel Prize Winner Jaroslav Seifert," May 28, 1985

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1985/86

Subscription form, 1985/86

Lapsed correspondence, 1985/86

"The Killing of Sister George," performance, July 18-20 & 25-27, 1985

Press file, Fall 1985

Latin America on Film, film series, Fall 1985

"The Latin American films of Peter Lilienthal," film series, Fall 1985

Sasha Sokolov, Regents' Lecturer, "Portrait of a Russian Artist as an American Resident: Waiting for the Nobel," "The Key-Word in Writing: How?" and "A Reading," Fall 1985

"The Killing of Sister George," performance, Oct. 2-5, 1985

Maria Patricia Fernandez Kelly, lecture, "High Tech and Hispanic Women: Issues for Development," Oct. 14, 1985

Lucha Corpi, reading, Oct. 15, 1985

The Intimate P. D. Q. Bach, concert/performance, Oct. 15, 1985

Ved Mehta, lecture, "An Afternoon with Writer Ved Mehta," Oct. 18, 1985

Joachim von Mengershausen, lecture, "Lilienthal, Wenders and Film Production in the Federal Republic of Germany" - cancelled, Oct. 22, 1985

György Ránki, lecture, "The Holocaust in Hungary," Oct. 23, 1985

Shirley Chisholm, lecture, "Women in America: Work Leadership and Politics," Oct. 25, 1985

Gary Soto, reading, Oct. 25, 1985

Yvonne Rainer, lecture, "An Evening with Filmmaker Yvonne Rainer," Oct. 28, 1985

Mercedes de Uriarte, lecture, "Fantasy and Finagling: Art and Politics in Central America," Oct. 29, 1985

Sripati Chandrasekhar, lecture, "World Population Problems with Special Reference to India and China," Nov. 5, 1985

Harriet Doerr, reading, Nov. 7, 1985

"Loose Ends," performance, Nov. 7-9 & 12-16, 1985

Moira Roth, lecture, "Opening up the Lines: Issues in Women's Art History," Nov. 8, 1985

Allen Ginsberg, lecture/reading, "An Evening with Allen Ginsberg," Nov. 11, 1985

"Teacher! Teacher!" performance, Nov. 16 & 23, 1985

Ellen Goodman, lecture, "A Matter of Values," Nov. 19, 1985

Benny Barbash, film, Beyond the Walls, Nov. 20, 1985

Fall One-Act plays, performances, "The Browning Version" and "Sister Mary Ignatius," Nov. 20-23, 1985

"Danscape '85," performance, Dec. 5-7, 1985

Family Films on Sundays, film series, Winter 1986

Contemporary Indian Cinema, film series, Winter 1986

New Directions in Film, Winter 1986

Press file, Winter 1986

Detlev Neufert, Regents' Lecturer, "Notes on the Most Recent German Cinema," Winter 1986

Lee Talbot, Regents' Lecturer, "An Ecologist's Perspective on International Conservation" and "Behind the Scenes: Ecosystems Research in the Serengeti," Winter 1986

Leslie Thornton, film/lecture, "Experimental Films," Jan. 10, 1986

Bishop Desmond Tutu, lecture, "An Afternoon with the Nobel Peace Laureate," Jan. 21, 1986

Julia O'Faolain, reading, Jan. 22, 1986

"The Representation of the Third World Subject in Film: Cultural Production and Ideology," conference, Jan. 23, 1986

Paula Gunn Allen, lecture, "The Sacred Hoop: Recovering the Feminine in Native American Traditions," Jan. 27, 1986

James Cone, lecture, "Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X: The Social Origins of Their Thinking and Practice," Jan. 29, 1986

Roger Steffens, lecture, "Contemporary African Music" and "The History of Reggae Music Featuring the Life of Bob Marley," Feb. 3, 1986

Ken Smith, reading, Feb. 4, 1986

Lois Banner, lecture, "Women's Studies and Men's Studies: A New Interdisciplinary Approach," Feb. 5, 1986

Jonas Barish, lecture, "Shylock and The Merchant of Venice," Feb. 6, 1986

June Jordan, reading, Feb. 7, 1986

Edward Albee, lecture, "The Play vs. the Theater," Feb. 10, 1986

Pratapaditya Pal, lecture, "Erotic Flavor ( Rasa) in Indian Art," Feb. 18, 1986

Robert Bellah, lecture, "Individualism and Commitment in American Life," Feb. 20, 1986

Larry Clark, lecture, "An Evening with the Filmmaker," Feb. 20, 1986

"Waiting for the Parade," performance, Feb. 20-Mar. 1, 1986

"Crisis and Challenge: Central America and South Africa at the Crossroads," conference, Feb. 24, 1986

W. S. Merwin, reading, Feb. 25, 1986

"The Merchant of Venice," performance, Feb. 27-Mar. 8, 1986

Averil Cameron, lecture, "Christianity and Empire: The Rhetoric of Power," Feb. 28, 1986

Yevgeny Yevtushenko, reading, Mar. 10, 1986

Fazlur Rahman, lecture, "Revival and Reform in Islam with Reference to the Current Situation," Mar. 12, 1986

Press file, Spring 1986

"From Amadeus to Ziggy Stardust," film series, Spring 1986

Warren Bell Hamilton, Regents' Lecturer, "Arc Magmatism and the Evolution of Continental Crust" and "Extension, Detachments and 'Core Complexes' in the Basin and Range Province," Spring 1986

Carlos Fuentes, Regents' Lecturer, "The Contemporary Crisis in Latin America" and "The Intellectual Tradition in Latin America," Spring 1986

Octavio Paz, Regents' Lecturer, "Poetry, Prose and History in Latin America" and "A Reading," Spring 1986

"State of the World," lecture series, Spring 1986

Eli Sagan, lecture, "Human Sacrifice and the Origins of Tyranny in the State," Apr. 2, 1986

"Choreorama '86," performance, Apr. 10-12, 1986

Karen Rowe, lecture, "To Spin a Yarn: The Female Voice in Folklore and Fairy Tale," Apr. 11, 1986

Susan Andersen, Plous Memorial Lecture, "The Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Determinants of Self-Knowledge," Apr. 15, 1986

Czeslaw Milosz, reading, Apr. 19, 1986

Peter Merkl, Faculty Research Lecture, "German Political Generations in the Twentieth Century," Apr. 21, 1986

Kenneth Manning, lecture, "Black Apollo of Science: The Life of Ernest Everett Just," Apr. 22, 1986

Elise Boulding, lecture, "Gender Roles in War/Peace Systems" and "The Cultural Roots of Violence and Peace," Apr. 23, 1986

Dorothy Rowe, lecture, "Living with the Bomb," Apr. 24, 1986

Abdullahi A. An-Na'im, lecture, "Islamic Fundamentalism in the Middle East," Apr. 28, 1986

Shoah, parts I and II, film, Apr. 28-29, 1986

"Ethnicity, Creativity and 'Womanism': Four Writers' Experiences," symposium, May 3, 1986

N. Scott Momaday, Edwin & Jean Corle Memorial Lecture, "The Falling Stars: American Indian Oral Tradition," May 5, 1986

"University," performance, May 6-10, 1986

Dolores Hayden, lecture, "Redesigning the American Dream: The Future of Housing, Work and Family Life," May 6, 1986

"Forty Winks," performance, May 6-10, 1986

Janet Lewis, lecture, "Changing Portraits of the American Indian in Fiction," May 7, 1986

Nellie Wong, reading, May 12, 1986

Thomas Banyacya & Roberta Black Goat, lecture, "In Defense of Sacred Lands: Hoi and Navajo Resistance at Big Mountain," May 13, 1986

Donald Mabry, lecture, "That Old Time Rock and Roll," May 13, 1986

Ravi Shankar, sitarist, concert, May 16, 1986

First Biennial Symposium on World Music, May 16-17, 1986

"Folkfest," concert, May 17, 1986

Joy Kogawa, reading, May 22, 1986

Sherod Santos, reading, May 28, 1986

Cathy Song, reading, May 29, 1986

Calendars, programs, flyers, etc., 1986/87

Lapsed correspondence, 1986/87

International Films & Family Films, film series, Summer 1986

Preservation Hall Jazz Band, concert, July 2, 1986

Japan/China film series, Fall 1986