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...among Ivy League schools, only the University of Pennsylvania maintains a 24-hour facility. The Rosengarten Library can stay open almost all the time because it is on a well-lit section of campus...
...denying Schmidt his allegiance by allowing the left to speak up against government policy. Lack of support from Schmidt's own party could be disastrous in 1976, when he will have to fight for reelection. Thus, as the S.P.D. congress got under way at Mannheim's Rosengarten last week, the question on everybody's mind was would Brandt back up Schmidt and rally the party behind the Chancellor in his re-election...
Theodore H. Rosengarten, PhD '75 and winner of the 1975 National Book Award was also among the CAR demonstrators who were arrested...
...Roger Shattuck's life of Marcel Proust. For the recently created category, contemporary affairs, the judges put together a list of nominees that included Bernstein and Woodward's All the President's Men and Robert Caro's The Power Broker. They finally chose Theodore Rosengarten's All God's Dangers, the unforgettable memoir of an Alabama sharecropper...
Only an accident saved this astonishing narrative from oblivion. In 1969, Theodore Rosengarten, a young Amherst graduate, and a friend were doing research on a sharecroppers' union that surfaced briefly in Alabama during the Depression. Visiting the state, they stumbled across Nate Shaw, then 84, a onetime union member who had served twelve years in prison for resisting the trumped-up confiscation of a neighbor's property back in 1932. A single question, "Why did you join the union?" spurred the black man into an eight-hour answer. More than 120 hours of taped reminiscences eventually followed...