Riddle of America, The - Waldorf Research Institute

Biographies of ContributorsDavid Adams holds a Ph.D. in Art History Education. He has taught arthistory at several state universities and art schools and currently teaches atSierra College. A former Waldorf school teacher and administrator, he is alsoa writer, editor, graphic designer, and the director of the nonprofit Centerfor Architectural & Design Research in Penn Valley, California.Christy MacKaye Barnes received her B.A. at Rollins College with a diplomain Speech Formation at the Goetheanum, Dornach, Switzerland, in 1940. Shewas a class teacher at the Rudolf Steiner School, New York, from 1952–1958,and taught English/Literature in the high school from 1958–1977. Retired.Resident: Harlemville, N.Y. Publications: Wind in the Grass, Harper, 1931,with introduction letter by Edwin Arlington Robinson; A Wound Awoke Me,Adonis Press, 1994; Former editor Journal for Anthroposophy; For the Love ofLiterature, Anthroposophic Press (contributor).Henry Barnes received his B.S. at Harvard University in 1933, and his M.A.at the Teachers College, Columbia University, 1947. He attended the WaldorfTeachers Seminar, Stuttgart, 1933–1934. He was a class teacher, taught highschool history, Faculty Chair, at the Rudolf Steiner School, New York from1940–1977. Publications: various articles; A Life for the Spirit, Rudolf Steiner:In the Crosscurrents of Our Time, Anthroposophic Press 1997; Percy MacKaye,Poet of Old Worlds and New, Adonis Press, 2000.J. Leonard Benson (Ph.D., Basel University, Switzerland) is ProfessorEmeritus of Classical Archaeology and Art History at the University of Massachusetts,Amherst. Author of numerous books and articles and a studyof the interactions of Greek art and Greek philosophy to be published onthe Internet by the Libraries of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst,in the spring of 2000.349