THE FRIENDS OF THE COLUMBIA LIBRARIES
AN OPPORTUNITY
The Friends assi.st the Columbia Libraries in several direct way.s: first, through their active
interest in the institution and its ideals and through promoting public interest in the role of
a research library in education; second, through gifts of books, manuscripts, and other
useful materiafs; and third, through financial contributions.
By helping preserve the intellectual accomplishment of the past, we lay the foundation
forthe university of the future. This is the primary purpose of the Friends of the Columbia
Libraries.
CLASSES OF MEMBERSHIP
Regular: S75 per year Patron: $300 per year
Sustaining: S 1 50 per year Benefactor: $500 or more per year
A special membership is available to active or retired Columbia staff members at fifty dol¬
lars per ve;ir.
Contributions ;ire income tax deductible.
OFFICERS
FRy\NK S, STRKi:r[:;R, Chairman DALLAS PraI"I; Vice-Chairman
Kenneth A. Lohf, Secretary-Treasurer
Sixth Floor, Butler Library, Columbia University, New York, NY 1002 7
THE COUNCIL
R. D\'Ki-: Bknja.min Pearl I/)nd()n
Career Burden Ge()rc;e U>\vrv
Elizabeth M. Cain Martin Meiskl
The Viscouneess Eccles Pauline A. Plimpton
Helmut N. Friedlaender Dallas Prate
lOLA S. Haverstick Carol Z. Rothkope
Chanial Hodges Morris H. Saffron
George M. Jaffin Janet Saint Germain
Hugh J. Kelly Stuare B. Schimmel
Margare'e L- Kempni-r Mrs, Franz T Sidne
T Peter Kraus Frank S. Streeter
Corliss Lamont G. Thomas Tanselle
Elaine Sloan, Vice President for Information Services and
University Librarian, EX-OFFICIO
Rudolph Ellenbogen, Editor