The Graduate Center, CUNY






	May 2007


	Graduate Center Foundation Dinner Sets New Fundraising Record

	2007 Doctoral Commencement Ceremony

	Martin S. Tackel Joins Graduate Center Foundation's Board of Trustees

	David Nasaw Receives 2007 American History Book Prize

	Composer Tania León Receives Guggenheim Award

	Doctoral Candidacy Celebrated in First Annual Reception

	Undergraduates from Area Colleges Learn about Doctoral Study at First Annual Reception

	Presidential Professor Thomas G. Weiss Honored by Grand Prix Humanitaire de France

	Michael Byers Named New Director of Facilities

	2007 Employee Recognition Awards: Employee of the Year and Outstanding Achievement Award Recipients

	Newsbriefs

	Faculty Activities

	Recent Doctoral Faculty Appointments

	Grants

	Student Honors

	In Memoriam

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Gotham Center for New York City History

Is Gotham Going Suburban?

Is Gotham Going Suburban?

On March 13, 2007, the Gotham Center for New York City History hosted the event, "Is Gotham Going Suburban?" The panel discussion featured seven contributors to the book, The Suburbanization of New York: Is the World's Greatest City Becoming Just Another Town? including (top, left to right) Matthew Schuerman; Distinguished Professor of Anthropology Neil Smith; Distinguished Professor of Political Science Marshall Berman; (bottom, left to right) Francis Morrone; Suzanne Wasserman, director of the Gotham Center; and Michael Sorkin.

Photos: Peter Waldvogel

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