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Contains correspondence to and from Jonathan Fanton in his capacity as president of The New School. Title changed from the original, "Personal correspondence."

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Contains four photographs of Jonathan F. Fanton and David C. Levy, executive dean of Parsons School of Design, eating sushi out of a bento box, a group portrait, and a photograph of Fanton holding a laquer container with an unidentified person.

Scope and Contents A report (sometimes informally referred to as the "Katznelson Report" after the chair of the Committee on Freedom of Expression, the political scientist and former New School professor Ira Katznelson) by a committee appointed by New School president Jonathan F. Fanton after protestors interrupted a public forum sponsored by the Seminar College at The New School (later, Eugene Lang College) in March 1985. The event included representatives from the U.S. Army War College, who had been invited...

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Contains a proposal for establishing a Henry H. Arnhold Institute for Conservation Policy and Governance.

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A parody Eugene Lang College course description, titled "LSHI3500: The Fanton Era: 1982-1999," outlining a course covering the history of Jonathan Fanton's term as university president at The New School, written by Provost Judith B. Walzer and sent to Jonathan Fanton.