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Millen Brand

Columbia College, Class of 1929

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Full name
Millen Brand

Columbia & the Society

Columbia
Class of 1929 (Columbia College)

Works (15)

  1. 1937 The outward room
  2. 1939 The heroes
  3. 1944 Niebla
  4. 1948 Albert Sears · The Journal of Negro Education
  5. 1955 Some love, some hunger
  6. 1966 Dry summer in Provence
  7. 1966 Dry Summer in Provence Poems of a Place
  8. 1968 Savage sleep
  9. 1968 Savage Sleep, a Novel
  10. 1968 This little pig named Curly
  11. 1970 Fields of peace
  12. 1970 Is mental illness a myth? · Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy
  13. 1975 Local lives
  14. 1977 Robert Kaufmann, 1913-1959
  15. 1980 Peace march, Nagasaki to Hiroshima

Primary sources

The Columbia Daily Spectator

1928-12-14 PHILOLEXIAN ELECTS FOUR NEW MEMBERS Literary Society Meets Tonight in 418 John Jay Hall For Readings. [ARTICLE] elected to membership
PHILOLEXIAN ELECTS FOUR NEW MEMBERS Literary Society Meets Tonight in 418 John Jay Hall For Readings. Four new members have been elected to the Philolexian Society. They are Joseph A. Danysh '3O, Kenesaw Landis '29, William T. Matthews '3O and Millen Brand '29. Landis and Matthews are members of the debating team afid Brand is Managing Editor of "Varsity". Tonight a reading: of Max Beerbohm's "A Social Success" will be given in the society's meeting room in John Jay. Following the reading the work will be informally discussed. At previous meetings this Fall Dr. Henry Wells of the Graduate English Department conducted a reading of "Epicene, or the Silent Woman". Henry A. Ladd of the English Department spoke on "Art Crtitcism" and Professor George C. D. Odel, sponsor of the society, has led several of the discussions on leading works.

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1928-12-14 →

1929-06-04 UNIVERSITY TO CONFER FOUR THOUSAND DEGREES ... [ARTICLE] won Philolexian prizes and Van Rensselaer Prize
UNIVERSITY TO CONFER FOUR THOUSAND DEGREES AT 175TH COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES TONIGHT; ELEVEN MEN WILL RECEIVE HONORARY AWARDS PHARMACY HONORS FIVE MEN To Award Certificates in Celebration of Its One-Hun-dredth Anniversary. MANY NOTABLES NAMED IN LIST OF RECIPIENTS Dean Rusby and Professor Moore Will Present Candidates—Three to Receive D.Sci. Eleven men will be the recipients of honorary degrees at the commencement exercises today. Of this number, five will be awarded by the College of Pharmacy in celebration of its one-hundredth anniversary; these candidates will be presented by Henry Hurd Rusby, Dean of the College. One Doctor of Letters degree will be given, three Doctors of Science and two Doctors of Laws; these will be presented by Professor Moore, University Orator. Vincent Massey, Minister of the Dominion of Canada, and Carlos Guillermo Davila, Ambassador of the…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1929-06-04 →

1925-04-24 ROBERTS SELECTED EDITOR OF VARSITY ... [ARTICLE] literary board member
ROBERTS SELECTED EDITOR OF VARSITY Former Managing Editor Chosen to Supervise Literary Magazine Next Year. MINER MANAGING EDITOR 'Spec' and Philo Man Will Assist Editor —Kramer Will Be Business Manager. Edmund Philip Roberts '2O, of Brooklyn, has been elected by the retiring managing board of Varsity to supervise next year's magazine in the capacity of editor-in-chief. Dwight Carroll Miner '26, of Yonkers, wiill assist as managing editor and Mi'ton Kramer, of Hoboken, N. J., will serve as business manager. The other members of the business and editorial staffs are as follows : Francis R. Meyers, of Patterson, N. J., circulation manager: William York Tindall, of New York, literary editor; Victor A. Lemaitre, of Forest Hills, L. 1., dramatic editor; and Ray Ellender, of Brooklyn, art editor. Havens Continues on Board. The literary board for next year includes Gordon N.…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1925-04-24 →

1926-04-28 BARZUN, THURSTON AND KALVIN TO EDIT VARSITY MAGAZINE Managing Board Names Successors Who Will Head Publication. new editorial board member, Varsity magazine
BARZUN, THURSTON AND KALVIN TO EDIT VARSITY MAGAZINE Managing Board Names Successors Who Will Head Publication. NEW MEN WILL ASSIST IN EDITING NEXT ISSUE Combined Staffs Will Publish Final Number This Year, Appearing on May 5. Jacques M. Barzun '27 was elected editor, Phillip B. Thurston '27, managing editor and Raphael E. Kalvin '27, business manager of Varsity magazine for 1926-1927, it was announced yesterday afternoon by the retiring managing board .These men and thirty others will assist in the publication of the last iissue of the old board, appearing on May 5. The remaining positions on the new managing board will be filled by two Juniors and a Sophomore. Henry A. Grant '27 is to be art editor, Edgar A. Samuel' 27, advertising manager and Harry G. Sperling '2B circulation manager. Has Written Extensively. Barzun has done considerable writing, his articles having appeared…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1926-04-28 →

1928-05-11 ANNOUNCE ELECTIONS TO VARSITY BOARDS Marshall to Head Literary Magazine—Brand Chosen Managing Editor. elected managing editor
ANNOUNCE ELECTIONS TO VARSITY BOARDS Marshall to Head Literary Magazine—Brand Chosen Managing Editor. Alan Marshall '29, has been elected editor-in-chief of Varsity for the coming year, announced James Reid '2B. The other members of the editorial board which has just been elected are Millen Brand '29 J, managing editor, and Joseph F. Dutko '29, associate editor. Samuel W. Buxbaum '29 has been chosen business manager. Others who will serve in an executive capacity are Lincoln Reis '3Q, assistant managing editor, Norman Arnheim '29, assistant business manager and Albert Konheim '3O advertising manager. William U. Rixford Jr. '3OA will be art editor and Richard' M. Goldman '3O will act as music critic. Marshall Active on Campus. Mashall who is a member of Sigma Nu, has participated in many literary activities since entering Columbia. He has been a constant contributor to Varsity…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1928-05-11 →

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