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Although FS is not widely known today, some of her books have been reprinted in the last twenty years. A selection of her work is available online from the Victorian Women Writers Project . The...

MR continued to argue for government allowances to mothers in the National Endowment of Motherhood, 1919, which she published with the Women's International League , a pacifist organisation for which she had served as...

In addition to Columbia and the City University of New York , AR taught at numerous American universities throughout her career.

In New York Rich began to teach: she had a graduate poetry course at Columbia University and taught with the SEEK literacy program at the City College (where her husband also taught).

HO reports having been bullied at school in England. She attended the Catholic-run Cardinal Vaughn Memorial School and later Corpus Christi College , Cambridge, where she studied Political Science and Social Sciences. Before this...

Her biographer, Panthea Reid , calls TOzanier than most literary geniuses: She was undisciplined, high strung, full of excuses, and passionate. She was at least intermittently serious about her literary aims: in early...

After her MA she embarked on an academic career, teaching English literature and creative writing. She worked at Texas Southern University from 1955 to 1957, then from 1957 to 1964 at her own alma mater,...

MM 's The Changing Culture of an Indian Tribe, was published in the Columbia University Contributions to Anthropology series.

MM published a study of Ruth Benedict in the Leaders of Modern Anthropology series put out by Columbia University .

When the second world war began, MM worked to get the USA into it. From the day after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, she worked in Washington, DC, as an administrator for the...

MMG read from it during At the Edges of Europe: A Festival of Contemporary Greek and Irish Women's Poetry, which was held jointly in the year of its publication by the Poetry Society of America

CMC 's earliest story to reach print, Wunderkind, appeared in Story, a magazine edited by Whit Burnett , with whom she had been studying at Columbia .

Carson preferred to study not music but creative writing. She enrolled in courses at Columbia before she lost all her money, and later studied also at New York University . One of her...

Columbia University , New York, holds correspondence by KSM in its collection of the papers of Hodder and Stoughton .

Columbia University , New York, holds contracts or receipts of SM 's in its collection of the papers of Hodder and Stoughton .