Correction to Nov 1 article about Sarah Lawrence College notes that it is in Yonkers, NY

Reviews of DanceBrazil and Laura Pawel Dance Company.

Jeanne Scheper letter commends Sarah Lawrence College for rejecting SAT as admissions tool; says nation should focus more on getting students into college than trying to weed them out (Nov 13 article)

Sarah Lawrence College will not require its applicants to take SAT, citing new writing test that college says would not adequately evaluate applicants' writing abilities

Sarah Lawrence, arguably most expensive four-year college in US, offers idiosyncratic learning system in which just 1,100 undergraduates, three-to-one female, cluster with like-minded intellectuals and artists on verdant campus in Yonkers, New York; photos; yearly cost is $41,000 or more (special section, Education Life)

Sarah Lawrence costs about $41,000 a year. What you get: a ho-hum salad bar, six students to every teacher.

The investigation by the attorney general appears to be focused on the adequacy of disclosure of policy terms and costs to students.

In this moment of deep economic anxiety, Sarah Lawrence College finds itself No. 1 in an inopportune category: the nation’s most expensive school.

Profile of and interview with Karen Lawrence, 58, who has been named 10th president of Sarah Lawrence college in Yonkers, NY; photos

Six letters comment on Sept 18 Op-Ed article by Colin S Diver, president of Reed College, arguing that colleges should continue requiring applicants to take SAT; Patrick Mattimore backs Diver; Jeanne Heifetz says many skills students need are not tested by SAT; Avery R Chase says attributing high grade point average is grade inflation is disservice to high school students; Michele Tolela Myers, president of Sarah Lawrence College, defends colleges that make SAT optional; Sal Catrini says lack o...

Footlights column; National Public Radio will tape concert by Music From Copland House, chamber music ensemble, at Sarah Lawrence College in Yonkers

Cross Westchester column; group of graduate students from Sarah Lawrence College spend week working at Louisiana Family Assistance Center in Baton Rouge, helping reunite families separated in Hurricane Katrina and identify human remains through DNA testing; Yorktown Board of Education is sifting through exit results to determine why voters rejected plan to create full-day kindergarten program; photo

Paul Langdon Ward was a historian and former head of the American Historical Association, and served as president of Sarah Lawrence College in the 1960's.

D Dominick Lombardi reviews three art exhibitions in Westchester County: works by Peter Clark at Collaborative Concepts gallery in Beacon, works by former faculty members at Sarah Lawrence College in Yonkers and works by South African artists at The Gallery at KGS II in Katonah; photos

The Riot Group, having conquered the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, is taking on New York.

Article on new Monika A and Charles A Heimbold Jr Visual Arts Center at Sarah Lawrence College; photo

Correction of October 19 Footlights column on festival celebrating Italian culture sponsored by Sarah Lawrence College and Yonkers, NY

A string of incidents in which students at Sarah Lawrence College have been harassed has left many on campus feeling more alienated than amused.

In a 75-year music career, Meyer Kupferman embraced a range of forms styles, including 12-tone composition.

Jeanne Scheper letter commends Sarah Lawrence College for rejecting SAT as admissions tool; says nation should focus more on getting students into college than trying to weed them out (Nov 13 article)

Joining a growing list of schools that no longer require standardized test scores for admission, the college cited concerns about a writing test that is being added to the SAT.