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BSI-Anthology-For-The-Web.Pdf Books Sandwiched In 1956-2016 Book/Topic Author Date Reviewer Title BSI 1956 The Menninger Story Walker Winslow 10/2/1956 Dr. John Romano University of Rochester Department of Medicine, Professor The Accident Dexter Masters 10/9/1956 Doris Savage Librarian The Right to Know Kent Cooper 10/16/1956 Paul Miller Gannett Newspapers, Executive Vice President The Scrolls from the Dead Sea 10/23/1956 Rabbi Joel Dobin Rabbi A New Respect for the American Indian in Books for Children 10/30/1956 Julia L. Sauer Rochester Public Library, Head of Children's Work African Interpretations in Recent Novels 11/6/1956 Dr. William Diez University of Rochester, Professor From Pymalion to My Fair Lady 11/13/1956 Dr. Katharine Killer University of Rochester, Professor The Will of God Leslie Weatherhead 11/20/1956 Dr. Murray Cayley Clergy Rochester: The Quest for Quality 11/27/1956 Dr. Arthur May University of Rochester, Professor Brandies, Free Man's Life Alpheus T. Mason 12/4/1956 Sol Linowitz Attorney BSI 1957 TBA TBA 10/1/1957 Peter Barry Mayor Music in American Life Jaques Barzun 10/8/1957 Dr. Howard Hanson Fashions in Biography 10/15/1957 Dr. Ruth Adams Mr. Lippmann's Terrifying Book 10/22/1957 Dr. Justin W. Nixon The Lion and the Throne Catherine D. Bowen 10/29/1957 Daniel G. Kennedy Voice of Israel Abba Eban 11/5/1957 Rabbi Philip Bernstein Freedom or Secrecy James R. Wiggins 11/12/1957 Clifford E. Carpenter Shakespeare in America 11/19/1957 Dr. Wilbur E. Dunkel The Testimony of the Spade Geoffrey Bibby 11/26/1957 James M. Spinning Books for Stockings 12/3/1957 Marion L. Simmons BSI 1958 J.B Archibald Macleish 9/23/1958 Joseph C. Wilson The Three Faces of Evil Corbett H. Thigpen 9/30/1958 Dr. Benhamin Pollack George Washington Douglas Southall Freeman 10/7/1958 E. James Hickey Of Stars and Men Harlow Shapley 10/14/1958 Dr. Malcolm P. Savedoff Let George Do it! John Foster Forcolo 10/21/1958 A. Roger Clarke The Supreme Court In The American System of Government Robert H. Jackson 10/28/1958 John Van Voorhis Judge Naked to Mine Enemies Charles W. Ferguson 11/4/1958 Rev. Richard Tormey Clergy Death of a Nation Clifford Dowdey 11/11/1958 Andrew D. Wolfe The Liveliest Art Arthur Knight 11/18/1958 James H. Card An Eye on Broadway 11/25/1958 Dr. Miriam Cooper BSI 1959 The Status Seekers Vance Packard 9/15/1959 Neil A. Gallagher The Rumrill Company, Senior VP Scratches on Our Minds Harold R. Isaacs 9/22/1959 Donald A. Gaudion Pfaudler Permutit, President Hawaii Neisner Brothers, Grimm & Co., Investemtns Sec'y-Treas., James Michener 9/29/1959 Joseph J. Myler Retired Reflections on the Psalms C. S. Lewis 10/6/1959 Dr. David A. MacLennan Brick Presbyterian Church, Minister Saint Judas James Wright 10/13/1959 Dr. Hyam Plutzik University of Rochester, Assoc. Professor of English The American High School Today James B. Conant 10/20/1959 Dr. Howard C. Seymour Rochester Board of Education, Superintendent of Schools Exploding Metropolis Editors of Fortune 10/27/1959 Harold. S. Hacker Rochester Public Library, Director Elizabeth the Great Elizabeth Jenkins 11/3/1959 Catherine J. Sullivan Benjamin Franklin High School, Vice-Principal The Uncommon Man Crawford Greenwalt 11/10/1959 O. Cedric Rowntree R.T. French Company, VP The Curse of the Misbegotten Rochester Institute of Technology, Professor of General Croswell Bowen 11/17/1959 Frank A. Clement Education Rochester Authors Today 11/24/1959 Nothing Whatever To Do 12/8/1959 Elsie Masterton Author of Blueberry Hill Cookbook BSI 1960 John Kennedy James McGregor Burns 9/13/1960 Dr. Richard C. Wade University of Rochester, Assoc. Professor of History Richard Nixon Earl Mazo 9/13/1960 Thomas LaVerne Lawyer How to Live With Your Teenager Dorothy Baruch 9/20/1960 Dr. Helen Nowlis Psychologist The Years with Ross James Thurber 9/27/1960 Daniel G. Kennedy Lawyer The Law and the Profits C. Northcote Parkinson 10/4/1960 Eric C. Vance University of Rochester, Professor of Business Administration The Joy of Music Leonard Bernstein 10/11/1960 Theodore Bloonfield Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Conductor House of Intellect Jacques Barzun 10/18/1960 Dr. John R. Slater University of Rochester, Emeritus Professor of English The Overseas Americans Harland Cleveland 10/25/1960 Dr. Glenn G. Wiltsey University of Rochester, Chairman of Dept. of Political Science The Liberal Hour John Galbraith 11/1/1960 Charles W. Carson Community Savings Bank, President What's Right With Race Relations Harriet Dexter 11/8/1960 Desmond Stone Rochester Times-Union, Staff Writer 11/15/1960 Rochester Authors Day 11/22/1960 BSI 1961 To Kill a Mockingbird Harper Lee 9/19/1961 Lloyd Hurst Lawyer Ecellence John W. Gardner 9/26/1961 Dr. Robert L. Springer Rochester Board of Education, Superintendent of Schools A Like of Shakespeare Hesketh Pearson 10/3/1961 William S. Vaghn Eastman Kodak Company, President The Great Brink's Holdup Sid Freder 10/10/1961 James F. Butler Rochester Department of Public Saftey, Commissioner A Nation of Sheep William J. Lederer 10/17/1961 Rev. George W. Hill L.H.D Lake Avenue Baptist Church, Minister Russia and the West Under Lenin and Stalin University of Rochester, Professor of Political Science and George Kennan 10/24/1961 Dr. Vera M. Dean Education The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich W. L. Shirer 10/31/1961 Erwin N. Witt Lawyer Robert Frost Elizabeth S. Sergent 11/7/1961 Dr. Howard C. Horsford University of Rochester, Assistant Professor of English The Earl of Louisiana A. J. Liebling 11/14/1961 William N. Posner Accountant The City in History Lewis Mumford 11/21/1961 Victor Gruen Victor Gruen Associates, Architect Rochester Authors Day 11/28/1961 BSI 1962 Ship of Fools Katherine Anne Porter 9/18/1962 Marion L. Simmons New York Public Library, Chief of Public Relations The Death and Life of the Great American Cities Jane Jacobs 9/25/1962 Howard T. Cumming City Planning Commission, Chairman The Rich Nations and the Poor Nations Barbara Ward 10/2/1962 William A. Kern Rochester Telephone Corporation, President Theatre of the Absurd Harriet and George E. Martin Esslin 10/9/1962 Warren Rocehster Community Players, Inc., Executive Directors How to Start and Build an Art Collection Irwin W. Solomon 10/16/1962 Harris K. Prior Memorial Art Gallery, Director My Life in Court Louis Nizer 10/23/1962 Hon. Clarence J. Henry Supreme Court Justice The New English Bible 10/30/1962 Rev. Gene E. Bartlett Colgate Rochester Divinity School, President Rochester: An Emerging Metropolis Dr. Blake McKelvey 11/6/1962 John L. Dougherty Rochester Times-Union, City Editor The Guns of August Barbara Tuchman 11/13/1962 Dr. Arthur J. May University of Rochester, Professor of History The Life and Work of Sigmund Freud Ernest Jones 11/20/1962 Dr. Christopher F. Terrence Rochester State Hospital, Director Rochester Authors Day 11/27/1962 BSI 1963 Deadlock of Democracy James MacGregor Burns 9/17/1963 Howard J. Samuels Kordite Company, President 9/24/1963 W. Allen Wallis University of Rochester, President The Living Sea General Dynamics Coroparation, Director of Anti-Submarine Jacques-Yves Cousteau 10/1/1963 Frank H. Slaymaker Warfare Program Seven Days in May Fletch Knebel and Charles W. Bailey II 10/8/1963 Stephen May Executive Assistant to Sentator Keating, Attorney Lord of the Flies William G. Golding 10/15/1963 Dr. Katherine Koller University of Rochester, Professor of English The Desegregated Heart Sarah Patton Boyle 10/22/1963 Mrs. Harper Sibley The Genesee Genesee State Park Commission, Vice-Chairman; Rochester Henry Clune 10/29/1963 John W. Brown Times-Union, State Editor One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch Alexander Solzhwnitsyn 11/5/1963 Stefan C. Maczynski St. John Fisher College, Assistant Professor of Political Science The Reluctant Art Benny Green 11/12/1963 Will Moyle WROC, WROC- TV, News Director Thr Torah: The Five Books of Moses Published by The Jewish Publication Society of America 11/19/1963 Rabbi Herbert Bronstein Temple B'rith Kodesh, Rabbi Authors Day 11/26/1963 BSI 1964 Why We Can't Wait Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church, Pastor; Friends of the Rochester Martin Luther King 9/8/1964 Rev. Andrew N. Gibson Public Library, Trustee Tom Jones Henry Fielding 9/15/1964 Robert Bickal Rochester Board of Education, President In the Midst of Plenty: The Poor in America Ben H. Bagdikan 9/22/1964 William B. Woods Monroe County Dept. of Social Welfare, Doctor Dylan Sidney Michaels 9/29/1964 Mrs. Daniel G. Kennedy Rochester Community Players, Past President The Analytical Engine: Computers, Past, Present, and Future University of Rochester, Dean, College of Engineering and Jeremy Bernstein 10/6/1964 Dr. John W. Graham, Jr. Applied Science The Movable Feast Ernest Hemingway 10/13/1964 Mary Sheehan St. John Fisher College, Assistant to the President Stretching Their Minds Dr. Benjamin Fine 10/20/1964 Herman R. Goldberg City School District, Superintendent of Schools The Feminine Mystique Betty Friedan 10/27/1964 Dr. Helen H. Nowlis University of Rochester, Associate Dean of Students When the Cheering Stopped Gene Smith 11/3/1964 Dr. Glyndon Vandeusen University of Rochester, Research Professor of History Emeritus The Eloquent Light Times-Union and Democrat and Chronicle, Director of Nancy Newhall 11/10/1964 Peter B. Hichey Photography The Time Has Come Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Board of Directors Dr. John C. 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