Grayson L. Kirk

The Pulitzer celebrates its 50th Anniversary with Aaron Copland, Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., James B. Reston, Robert Penn Warren and Archibald McLeish.

Recorded at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, former President Dwight D. Eisenhower speaks on "the significance of the educated woman in the nation's future." This talk was sponsored by friends of Barnard College, "to direct the attention of corporation and foundation leaders to the importance of independent women's colleges."
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A luncheon in honor of Habib Bourguiba, President of Tunisia, in New York City. He is introduced by Dr. Grayson Kirk of Columbia University.

Dr. Kirk, President of Columbia University, is introduced by an unknown speaker.

Dr. Kirk introduces President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia. He ...

In anticipation of Book week at WNYC and in conjunction with Columbia University's bicentennial, Douglas Black and Grayson Kirk provide an analysis of the role of books and education in a democratic society.

Douglas Black greets and thanks Dr. Grayson Kirk and those involved in the book ...

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First session of the American Assembly, opened by Grayson L. Kirk, vice president and provost of Columbia University.

Senator Douglas, chairman of the National Policy Board, opens his ...