Documents related to the hiring and compensation of Susanna Clyburn, Hung and Ngau Ku Kam Chan, and Angelo and Maria Silvestri as housekeepers for the Everett residence.

Mazzitelli was a maintenance employee at The New School who rescued two women from a burning building on 11th Street. A luncheon was held at The New School in his honor and he received a commendation from President Nixon.

Includes announcement and set of demands regarding Black Solidarity Day (November 3, 1969), distributed by the Black Committee for Black Solidarity at The New School.

Complaints sent from students to presidents of The New School and other members of the administration. Topics include coursework, registration, instructors, fees, and smoking policies. Of particular note is a letter protesting the university's decision to put a curtain over a section of the José Clemente Orozco mural, and an anonymous letter claiming discrimination against a gay couple.