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Spurgeon M. Keeny

Columbia College, Class of 1944

Vital

Full name
Spurgeon M. Keeny

Columbia & the Society

Columbia
Class of 1944 (Columbia College)

Works (10)

  1. 1941 Toward Christian Democracy: A Profession Takes Its Bearings. · American Sociological Review
  2. 1957 Half the World's Children · The American Catholic Sociological Review
  3. 1965 Korea and Taiwan: The 1965 Story · Studies in Family Planning
  4. 1972 [Introduction] · Studies in Family Planning
  5. 1973 To Sum Up · Studies in Family Planning
  6. 1975 Hong Kong · Studies in Family Planning
  7. 1978 East Asia 1976-77: An Overview · Studies in Family Planning
  8. 1981 Mad versus Nuts: Can Doctrine or Weaponry Remedy the Mutual Hostage Relationship of the Superpowers? · Foreign Affairs
  9. 1988 Scientific impacts on nuclear strategic policy: Dangers and opportunities · AIP Conference Proceedings
  10. 1993 Fluorescent Cure Monitoring of Dental Resins · ACS Symposium Series

Primary sources

The Columbia Daily Spectator

1944-06-02 Eighteen Students Named In Philolexian Election elected member (June 1944 reorganization)
Philolexian elections of eighteen new students, raising membership in the one hundred and forty-two year old society ... took place recently under the guidance of Theodore Hoffman, retiring chairman. Newly elected members are as follows: John Crossett, Robert Gutmann, Jay Vogelbaum, Arthur Armstrong, William Garrett, Lale Andrews, Lucien Carr, Matt Kenny, Allen Ginsberg, Rudolph Binion, Ralph Gladstone, William Jocelyn, Joseph Duffy, Jerry Rothenberg, Ernest Schwartz, Spurgeon Keany, Arthur Lazarus, and Durham Caldwell.

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