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The Cornell University Presidential Papers Project has been made - possible by the gifts of the late Robert W. Purcell and L. William Kay II. Dale - R. Corson provided the initial impetus and support while President of Cornell - University (1969-1977), and has continued to actively promote the project. - Through their interest and generosity, the preservation of these papers has - been ensured, and their access and use have been enhanced.
-The preservation microfilming and the production of this guide to the - papers of Jacob Gould Schurman has particularly benefited from a grant from - National Endowment for the Humanities, administered by the Research Libraries - Group. This grant was part of a multi-institutional archival preservation - project.
-The conservation, arrangement, reformatting, and description of the - Jacob Gould Schurman papers has been a project involving several persons - working on different aspects of the collection: particular mention should be - made of Anne Kenney and Barbara Berger and additional staff of the Preservation - and Microfilm Unit of the Department of Preservation and Conservation. In the - Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, this work has been conducted under - the general direction of Curator of Manuscripts Elaine D. Engst, with the - assistance of C. Herbert Finch, Gould P. Colman, Margaret M. John, and Cheryl - Rowland, and student assistants Lauren Brown, Catherine Tingey, Gina Haas, and - Maura Jane Flood. However, primary credit for the production of this guide and - for the continued success of the Presidential Papers Project should be given to - Phil McCray, the Division's Technical Services Archivist.
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The Schurman family was of Dutch descent, and after flourishing in - America, was forced to leave New York for Canada during the American Revolution - due to its Loyalist sympathies. Born on May 22, 1854 in Freetown, Prince Edward - Island, Canada, Jacob Gould Schurman early in his life demonstrated himself as - a talented student, and he earned a series of scholarships. After attending the - Prince of Wales College and Acadia College in Nova Scotia, he graduated in 1877 - from the University of London with first class honors in mental and moral - science, attending other lectures at Manchester New College on mental and moral - philosophy and religion. He then studied philosophy for a year at Edinburgh - while simultaneously studying in London, earning there an M.A. and D.Sc. with - distinction, in 1878. Schurman then studied philosophy in Berlin, at Göttingen, - and at the University of Heidelberg. While in Berlin he made the acquaintance - of Andrew Dickson White, ambassador to Germany and president of Cornell - University
-In 1880, Schurman returned to North America to become a professor of - English literature at Acadia College. From 1882 to 1886 he was professor of - English literature, rhetoric, and metaphysics at Dalhousie University.
-From Dalhousie, Schurman moved to Cornell University, where he served - as a professor of Christian ethics and moral philosophy. His work at Cornell - came under the close sponsorship of University Trustee and benefactor Henry W. - Sage. When in 1890 Sage endowed the School of Philosophy, Schurman was - appointed dean. Two years later, in 1892, as Charles Kendall Adams ended his - troubled presidency of Cornell, Schurman became the third president of the - university, serving until 1920.
-Schurman's stewardship of Cornell was characterized by the extensive - growth of the University's facilities, and its shift from a privately endowed - institution to its current coalition of state and private funding. Throughout - the twenty eight years of his presidency, Schurman was a proponent of academic - freedom and an advocate of a generally liberal intellectual atmosphere on - campus. During his presidency of Cornell, Schurman's scholastic pursuits and - writings gradually moved away from philosophy and toward public and - philanthropic endeavors. He became a presence in the national and New York - State Republican Parties, identifying himself with Charles Evans Hughes, and it - was thought that only his Canadian birth prevented him from seriously pursuing - the presidency of the United States. While still president of Cornell, Schurman - served as chairman of a commission examining social and political life in the - Philippines in 1899. In 1912 and 1913, he was minister to Greece and - Montegnegro during the Balkan Wars. In America, he served as vice president of - the New York State Constitutional Convention in 1915, and was a member of the - New York State Food Commission in 1917-1918
-Upon leaving Cornell, Schurman went to Japan and the Far East, and - then served as minister to China from 1921 to 1925, a time of war and great - political upheaval. His pattern of finding himself in tumultuous times - continued when he served as the American ambassador to Germany from 1925 to - 1930. The honor that was due him for his efforts to rebuild the University of - Heidelberg translated into popularity with the centrist forces in the Weimar - Republic.
-After a lectureship in California and additional travels and writing - on international subjects, Schurman died in New York in 1942.
-Schurman and Heidelberg
-February 8, 1986 was celebrated as Schurman Day at the University of - Heidelberg. More than forty years after his death, Jacob Gould Schurman's - influence was still strong at the university he had cherished as no other. - Schurman arrived in Heidelberg 1878, and it was there that his intellectual - foundations found their bearings. Philosophy in Germany in the late eighteenth - century was a cultural passion. Innovation and intense activity in - philosophical dialogue combined with the spectral setting at Heidelberg - influenced Schurman forever. At the age of seventy three, in 1928, Schurman - undertook to acknowledge his appreciation to the university by leading an - effort to raise funds for its growth. In many of his speeches concerning the - campaign, he acknowledged that he had gone to Heidelberg, in part, because - there was no American university that could provide the kind of passionate - liberal learning and moral philosophy for which he yearned. Schurman first - obtained from John D. Rockefeller $200,000, and eventually raised almost - $600,000. The monies were used to erect a new lecture hall, called the "New - University." Schurman's passionate crusade of vigorous fundraising was a fervid - moment in a otherwise decorous and sober public life. By an abiding association - of Heidelberg and his own intellectual flourishing, sentiment combined with his - usual practical skill to result in the marshalling of forces and finances to - noble effect
-The Schurman papers consist of correspondence, addresses, photographs, - testimonials, diplomas, certificates, newspaper clippings, printed material, - and records of the New York Constitutional Convention (1915). The material - listed covers Schurman's career as a teacher, college president, and diplomat; - the majority of the papers involve his role in national and foreign affairs. - His views on American imperialism are reflected in letters to President - McKinley, David Starr Jordan, David J. Hill, and John Hay. Schurman's later - correspondence with Theodore Roosevelt, Charles F. Adams, Carl Schurz, Charles - W. Eliot, and Sergio Osmena show his interest in the Philippine Islands and - their eventual independence. His active interest in politics, the problems of - peace and the League of Nations, and his diplomatic activities are discussed in - correspondence with William Howard Taft, Charles Evans Hughes, Elihu Root, - Henry Lane Wilson, Henry Cabot Lodge, James Wadsworth, Joseph Foraker, and - Frank Kellogg, including comments on Gustav Stresemann, German politics, and - the German economy. Includes addresses and other material on Germany, the Far - East, and U.S. foreign policy after Schurman's retirement in 1930. Also - personal and family correspondence including letters to Professor William John - Alexander about his thoughts on religion and his stay at Heidelberg University; - letters to his daughters, Helen and Barbara; and transcriptions and photocopies - of other letters.
-Items about Jacob Gould Schurman Day (February 8, 1986) at the - University of Heidelberg include an typescript copy of an address by John R. - Silber, President of Boston University. Also, a cassette copy of a recording of - Schurman's speech given when he departed as ambassador from Germany.
-Also included is a notebook of photographs and correspondence concerning Schurman Hall at the University of Heidelberg, dedicated in memory of Jacob Gould Schurman.
-Silver box presented to Jacob Gould Schurman by the staff of the embassy in China on his appointment as Minister to Germany, donated by Richard W. Kehrt in loving memory of his wife Suzanne D. Schurman, granddaughter of Jacob Gould Schurman.
-The National Archives holds microfilm of Schurman's diplomatic and - ministerial correspondence from his ambassadorships and activities as minister - and commissioner.
-In addition to the following list of collections in the main or in - large part concerned with Schurman, reference to and discussion about him can - be found in numerous papers of Cornell University faculty members, - administrators, trustees, students, and Ithaca residents. Morris Bishop's A - History of Cornell is perhaps the most extensive account of Schurman's - presidency and influence.
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Letters received by Schurman range from the time of his student - days abroad to notes of condolence received by family members upon his death in - 1942. A few letters from Schurman to his recipients were retained in this file. - Schurman's correspondents in this selection of letters include major - philosophers, Presidents of the United States, family members, mentors, - colleagues, students, admirers, and international diplomats and heads of state. - The entire breadth of Schurman's professional careers and aspects of his family - life are illuminated in these letters. His fundraising for the University of - Heidelberg is clearly outlined, as well as his strong advocacy of Philippine - independence, his close interest in German political affairs, and his personal - relationship with several international scholars and political leaders. Other - topics include the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and - international anti-imperialist movements. Philippine, Chinese, Japanese, and - German affairs figure prominently in these letters. The letters from his - presidency refer to Cornell University administration and relations with the - Trustees. Major correspondents include William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, - William Howard Taft, Warren G. Harding, Woodrow Wilson, Calvin Coolidge, David - Starr Jordan, Sao-ke Alfred Sze, Gustav Stresemann, Frank H. Hiscock, Mynderse - Van Cleef, Johannes Hoops, John D. Rockefeller, George Eastman, Sergio Osmeña, - Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Andrew Seth Pringle-Pattison.
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The letterbook copy impressions of letters written by Schurman - as President of Cornell University profile both his personal character and - formal manner in the execution of his administrative duties. A few letters of - Charles Kendall Adams commence the letterbooks, and Acting Presidents are the - signatories of several letters, notably T. F. Crane 1912 and 1913 when Schurman - was serving as Ambassador to Greece, and Acting President Albert W. Smith in - 1920 and 1921. Volumes 1-50 are letters signed by President Schurman; volumes - 51-80 are letters signed by President Schurman's Secretary on behalf of the - Office of the President.
-In addition to the routine administrative subjects in the - correspondence that devolved typically from the Office of the President of - Cornell, topics include the 1903 typhoid epidemic in Ithaca, the establishment - of the Carnegie Fund, the Leo Frank case, the Chi Psi fire, the construction of - several new campus buildings, co-education and women students, African-American - students on campus, and relations with Ithaca, New York. Other topics and - concerns in the letterbooks include the president's relations with faculty, - college benefactors, and presidents of other universities; also, fraternities - and campus housing, foreign students, religious education, and Sage Chapel - preachers. President Schurman made several appearances before alumni groups - throughout the nation, and correspondence to this effect is plentiful. - Cornell's relations with other universities, other associations of American - universities, and educational societies are mentioned frequently. The element - of publicity is suggested by Schurman's many letters to newspapers, magazines, - and publishers. The university's role in World War I is shown as the president - assists in the mobilization of resources and facilitates the university's - preparation of its students to become soldiers; letters to the United States - War Department are numerous. The development of the New York State College of - Agriculture and the New York State Veterinary College at Cornell is referred to - in many letters, as well as a proposed School of Forestry. Schurman - corresponded frequently with Andrew Carnegie, and with officials of the - Carnegie Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation. He also wrote many letters to - immediate family members of Ezra Cornell.
-Principal recipients of letters include Lyman Abbott, Liberty - Hyde Bailey, Frank Barton, C. E. Bennett, Charles H. Blood, George Boldt, G. P. - Bristol, J. E. Creighton, L. M. Dennis, W. A. Hammond, Frank H. Hiscock, - Charles Evans Hughes, C. H. Hull, David Starr Jordan, A. T. Kerr, D. S. - Kimball, Albert R. Mann, Veranus A. Moore, Jared T. Newman, Henry S. Pritchett, - C. W. Pound, W. M. Polk, Robert F. Plummer, Theodore Roosevelt, H. W. Sackett, - M. W. Sampson, A. W. Smith, Goldwin Smith, William Howard Taft, Frank Thilly, - Mynderse Van Cleef, Andrew Dickson White, J. DuPratt White, W. F. Willcox, and - C. V. P. "Tar" Young. In addition to these principal recipients, many - additional names are listed in the index, including such important Cornell - personalities as Willard Straight, E. B. Titchener, and Martha Van - Rensselaer.
-The collection contains letters exchanged among several members - of the Schurman family, and includes handwritten transcripts of nearly - illegible handwriting. As Schurman and members of his family traveled - throughout the world, letters home provide a narrative account of both family - and professional developments.
-A collection of holographic, typescript, and printed versions of - speeches delivered or published by Schurman, concerning the several themes of - his career: religion and moral philosophy, education, and political - developments in the Philippines, Japan, China, Greece, and Germany. The series - includes many addresses and speeches given on campus during his presidency
-These files concern Germany, the Philippines, and China; also - Cornell University, United States political affairs, international relations, - and education. The series includes a few of Schurman's personal papers, - financial information, and miscellaneous notes and drafts. Also, material - relating to the February 8, 1986 "Schurman Day" at the University of - Heidelberg, with articles about Schurman and his relationship with the - University of Heidelberg by John Silber, Frank H. T. Rhodes, and Detlef - Junker
-A comprehensive project involved members of the staff of the - President's Office and others in chronicling Schurman's career. In some cases, - a newspaper printing of a speech delivered by Schurman is the only copy of the - speech to be found in the collection. Caricatures of Schurman as printed in - newspaper stories are in the clippings, as well as an account of his touting of - Charles Evans Hughes for the Presidency of the United States, and his vigorous - promotion of Philippine independence. Similarly, affairs in other parts of the - world, and Schurman's interest in or involvement with these, can be traced in - the clippings.
-Four main topics are documented photographically: the Philippines, - Germany, China, and Schurman personal and family life. Formal and casual - photographs are included, each style tracing Schurman's path from university - president to international ambassador.
-Photographic Portraits of Jacob Gould Schurman; with President - Taft, and Andrew Carnegie. Schurman in Japan, at home, and at Cornell - University
-Many forms of material and documentation associated with Schurman - and his personal and profession activities appear in this series, including - many that document his fundraising for the University of Heidelberg and the - reverent esteem for him that ensued. Examples of chinoiserie are included, and - a temperance union scroll petition protesting Cornell student revelry and - drunkenness on campus; notably, the first signatory of several hundred, is - Liberty Hyde Bailey. Schurman family members' diplomas and Schurman's honorary - degree diplomas are included. Other proclamations and diplomas acknowledge - Schurman's many accomplishments and ventures, as well as his penchant for - collecting art and other material representations of world culture.
-Includes an address by Schurman and a response by Karl - Heinsheimer, also a book "Das Schone" of paintings translated by Schurman.
-Sterling silver box presented to "Jacob Gould Schurman as the Ameriacan Ambassador to Germany with the Affectionate Regard of his Peking Staff." Cover has engraved signatures of his staff.
Album of items pertaining to the dedication of Schurman Hall at Heidelberg University in Germany and the painting and plaque there. In presentation box marked donated by Richard W. Kehrt in loving memory of his wife Suzanne D. Schurman, granddaughter of Jacob Gould Schurman.
There are two additional digital guides for this collection containing - information not seen on this page. They are available by following the links - below.
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-Jacob Gould Schurman papers, #3-4-6. Division of Rare and Manuscript - Collections, Cornell University Library.
-The letterbooks and correspondence of the Jacob Gould Schurman - papers derive from the Office of the President of Cornell University, and for - many years were in the care of Cornell University Library. Other - correspondence, photographs, testimonials and social correspondence, and - personal and family letters were transferred to the Department of Manuscripts - and University Archives at various times from Schurman family members, notably - including Judge Jacob G. Schurman, Lydia Schurman Godfrey, and G. Michael - McHugh. Some Schurman letters have on several occasions over the years been - transferred from the Department of Rare Books of Cornell University Library. - Other contributors have included John R. Silber, and the Dewitt Historical - Society of Ithaca, New York.
-A grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities made possible - the microfilming of a large measure of the collection, excluding only some of - the testimonials and ephemera. The letterpress copybooks (commonly referred to - as letterbooks) were highly acidic and were in an advanced state of - deterioration prior to the microfilming. Some pages were already illegible, or - had faded altogether; in some cases the ink of Schurman's signature had caused - perforation of the paper. For the letterbooks and clippings, the microfilm is - the only extant form. Conventional preservation has included acid-free - foldering and boxing, encapsulation, and the enveloping of photographs. The - microfilm project was carried out by the Micrographic Preservation Service of - Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
-The Cornell University Presidential Papers Project has been made possible by the + gifts of the late Robert W. Purcell and L. William Kay II. Dale R. Corson provided + the initial impetus and support while President of Cornell University (1969-1977), + and has continued to actively promote the project. Through their interest and + generosity, the preservation of these papers has been ensured, and their access and + use have been enhanced.
+The preservation microfilming and the production of this guide to the papers of Jacob + Gould Schurman has particularly benefited from a grant from National Endowment for + the Humanities, administered by the Research Libraries Group. This grant was part of + a multi-institutional archival preservation project.
+The conservation, arrangement, reformatting, and description of the Jacob Gould + Schurman papers has been a project involving several persons working on different + aspects of the collection: particular mention should be made of Anne Kenney and + Barbara Berger and additional staff of the Preservation and Microfilm Unit of the + Department of Preservation and Conservation. In the Division of Rare and Manuscript + Collections, this work has been conducted under the general direction of Curator of + Manuscripts Elaine D. Engst, with the assistance of C. Herbert Finch, Gould P. + Colman, Margaret M. John, and Cheryl Rowland, and student assistants Lauren Brown, + Catherine Tingey, Gina Haas, and Maura Jane Flood. However, primary credit for the + production of this guide and for the continued success of the Presidential Papers + Project should be given to Phil McCray, the Division's Technical Services + Archivist.
+The Schurman family was of Dutch descent, and after flourishing in America, was + forced to leave New York for Canada during the American Revolution due to its + Loyalist sympathies. Born on May 22, 1854 in Freetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, + Jacob Gould Schurman early in his life demonstrated himself as a talented student, + and he earned a series of scholarships. After attending the Prince of Wales College + and Acadia College in Nova Scotia, he graduated in 1877 from the University of + London with first class honors in mental and moral science, attending other lectures + at Manchester New College on mental and moral philosophy and religion. He then + studied philosophy for a year at Edinburgh while simultaneously studying in London, + earning there an M.A. and D.Sc. with distinction, in 1878. Schurman then studied + philosophy in Berlin, at Göttingen, and at the University of Heidelberg. While + in Berlin he made the acquaintance of Andrew Dickson White, ambassador to Germany + and president of Cornell University
+In 1880, Schurman returned to North America to become a professor of English + literature at Acadia College. From 1882 to 1886 he was professor of English + literature, rhetoric, and metaphysics at Dalhousie University.
+From Dalhousie, Schurman moved to Cornell University, where he served as a professor + of Christian ethics and moral philosophy. His work at Cornell came under the close + sponsorship of University Trustee and benefactor Henry W. Sage. When in 1890 Sage + endowed the School of Philosophy, Schurman was appointed dean. Two years later, in + 1892, as Charles Kendall Adams ended his troubled presidency of Cornell, Schurman + became the third president of the university, serving until 1920.
+Schurman's stewardship of Cornell was characterized by the extensive growth of the + University's facilities, and its shift from a privately endowed institution to its + current coalition of state and private funding. Throughout the twenty eight years of + his presidency, Schurman was a proponent of academic freedom and an advocate of a + generally liberal intellectual atmosphere on campus. During his presidency of + Cornell, Schurman's scholastic pursuits and writings gradually moved away from + philosophy and toward public and philanthropic endeavors. He became a presence in + the national and New York State Republican Parties, identifying himself with Charles + Evans Hughes, and it was thought that only his Canadian birth prevented him from + seriously pursuing the presidency of the United States. While still president of + Cornell, Schurman served as chairman of a commission examining social and political + life in the Philippines in 1899. In 1912 and 1913, he was minister to Greece and + Montegnegro during the Balkan Wars. In America, he served as vice president of the + New York State Constitutional Convention in 1915, and was a member of the New York + State Food Commission in 1917-1918
+Upon leaving Cornell, Schurman went to Japan and the Far East, and then served as + minister to China from 1921 to 1925, a time of war and great political upheaval. His + pattern of finding himself in tumultuous times continued when he served as the + American ambassador to Germany from 1925 to 1930. The honor that was due him for his + efforts to rebuild the University of Heidelberg translated into popularity with the + centrist forces in the Weimar Republic.
+After a lectureship in California and additional travels and writing on international + subjects, Schurman died in New York in 1942.
+Schurman and Heidelberg
+February 8, 1986 was celebrated as Schurman Day at the University of Heidelberg. More + than forty years after his death, Jacob Gould Schurman's influence was still strong + at the university he had cherished as no other. Schurman arrived in Heidelberg 1878, + and it was there that his intellectual foundations found their bearings. Philosophy + in Germany in the late eighteenth century was a cultural passion. Innovation and + intense activity in philosophical dialogue combined with the spectral setting at + Heidelberg influenced Schurman forever. At the age of seventy three, in 1928, + Schurman undertook to acknowledge his appreciation to the university by leading an + effort to raise funds for its growth. In many of his speeches concerning the + campaign, he acknowledged that he had gone to Heidelberg, in part, because there was + no American university that could provide the kind of passionate liberal learning + and moral philosophy for which he yearned. Schurman first obtained from John D. + Rockefeller $200,000, and eventually raised almost $600,000. The monies were used to + erect a new lecture hall, called the "New University." Schurman's passionate crusade + of vigorous fundraising was a fervid moment in a otherwise decorous and sober public + life. By an abiding association of Heidelberg and his own intellectual flourishing, + sentiment combined with his usual practical skill to result in the marshalling of + forces and finances to noble effect
+The Schurman papers consist of correspondence, addresses, photographs, testimonials, + diplomas, certificates, newspaper clippings, printed material, and records of the + New York Constitutional Convention (1915). The material listed covers Schurman's + career as a teacher, college president, and diplomat; the majority of the papers + involve his role in national and foreign affairs. His views on American imperialism + are reflected in letters to President McKinley, David Starr Jordan, David J. Hill, + and John Hay. Schurman's later correspondence with Theodore Roosevelt, Charles F. + Adams, Carl Schurz, Charles W. Eliot, and Sergio Osmena show his interest in the + Philippine Islands and their eventual independence. His active interest in politics, + the problems of peace and the League of Nations, and his diplomatic activities are + discussed in correspondence with William Howard Taft, Charles Evans Hughes, Elihu + Root, Henry Lane Wilson, Henry Cabot Lodge, James Wadsworth, Joseph Foraker, and + Frank Kellogg, including comments on Gustav Stresemann, German politics, and the + German economy. Includes addresses and other material on Germany, the Far East, and + U.S. foreign policy after Schurman's retirement in 1930. Also personal and family + correspondence including letters to Professor William John Alexander about his + thoughts on religion and his stay at Heidelberg University; letters to his + daughters, Helen and Barbara; and transcriptions and photocopies of other + letters.
+Items about Jacob Gould Schurman Day (February 8, 1986) at the University of + Heidelberg include an typescript copy of an address by John R. Silber, President of + Boston University. Also, a cassette copy of a recording of Schurman's speech given + when he departed as ambassador from Germany.
+Also included is a notebook of photographs and correspondence concerning Schurman + Hall at the University of Heidelberg, dedicated in memory of Jacob Gould + Schurman.
+Silver box presented to Jacob Gould Schurman by the staff of the embassy in China on + his appointment as Minister to Germany, donated by Richard W. Kehrt in loving memory + of his wife Suzanne D. Schurman, granddaughter of Jacob Gould Schurman.
+The National Archives holds microfilm of Schurman's diplomatic and ministerial + correspondence from his ambassadorships and activities as minister and + commissioner.
+In addition to the following list of collections in the main or in large part + concerned with Schurman, reference to and discussion about him can be found in + numerous papers of Cornell University faculty members, administrators, trustees, + students, and Ithaca residents. Morris Bishop's A History of Cornell is perhaps the + most extensive account of Schurman's presidency and influence.
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Letters received by Schurman range from the time of his student days + abroad to notes of condolence received by family members upon his death + in 1942. A few letters from Schurman to his recipients were retained in + this file. Schurman's correspondents in this selection of letters + include major philosophers, Presidents of the United States, family + members, mentors, colleagues, students, admirers, and international + diplomats and heads of state. The entire breadth of Schurman's + professional careers and aspects of his family life are illuminated in + these letters. His fundraising for the University of Heidelberg is + clearly outlined, as well as his strong advocacy of Philippine + independence, his close interest in German political affairs, and his + personal relationship with several international scholars and political + leaders. Other topics include the Carnegie Endowment for International + Peace, and international anti-imperialist movements. Philippine, + Chinese, Japanese, and German affairs figure prominently in these + letters. The letters from his presidency refer to Cornell University + administration and relations with the Trustees. Major correspondents + include William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, + Warren G. Harding, Woodrow Wilson, Calvin Coolidge, David Starr Jordan, + Sao-ke Alfred Sze, Gustav Stresemann, Frank H. Hiscock, Mynderse Van + Cleef, Johannes Hoops, John D. Rockefeller, George Eastman, Sergio + Osmeña, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Andrew Seth + Pringle-Pattison.
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The letterbook copy impressions of letters written by Schurman as + President of Cornell University profile both his personal character and + formal manner in the execution of his administrative duties. A few + letters of Charles Kendall Adams commence the letterbooks, and Acting + Presidents are the signatories of several letters, notably T. F. Crane + 1912 and 1913 when Schurman was serving as Ambassador to Greece, and + Acting President Albert W. Smith in 1920 and 1921. Volumes 1-50 are + letters signed by President Schurman; volumes 51-80 are letters signed + by President Schurman's Secretary on behalf of the Office of the + President.
+In addition to the routine administrative subjects in the correspondence + that devolved typically from the Office of the President of Cornell, + topics include the 1903 typhoid epidemic in Ithaca, the establishment of + the Carnegie Fund, the Leo Frank case, the Chi Psi fire, the + construction of several new campus buildings, co-education and women + students, African-American students on campus, and relations with + Ithaca, New York. Other topics and concerns in the letterbooks include + the president's relations with faculty, college benefactors, and + presidents of other universities; also, fraternities and campus housing, + foreign students, religious education, and Sage Chapel preachers. + President Schurman made several appearances before alumni groups + throughout the nation, and correspondence to this effect is plentiful. + Cornell's relations with other universities, other associations of + American universities, and educational societies are mentioned + frequently. The element of publicity is suggested by Schurman's many + letters to newspapers, magazines, and publishers. The university's role + in World War I is shown as the president assists in the mobilization of + resources and facilitates the university's preparation of its students + to become soldiers; letters to the United States War Department are + numerous. The development of the New York State College of Agriculture + and the New York State Veterinary College at Cornell is referred to in + many letters, as well as a proposed School of Forestry. Schurman + corresponded frequently with Andrew Carnegie, and with officials of the + Carnegie Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation. He also wrote many + letters to immediate family members of Ezra Cornell.
+Principal recipients of letters include Lyman Abbott, Liberty Hyde + Bailey, Frank Barton, C. E. Bennett, Charles H. Blood, George Boldt, G. + P. Bristol, J. E. Creighton, L. M. Dennis, W. A. Hammond, Frank H. + Hiscock, Charles Evans Hughes, C. H. Hull, David Starr Jordan, A. T. + Kerr, D. S. Kimball, Albert R. Mann, Veranus A. Moore, Jared T. Newman, + Henry S. Pritchett, C. W. Pound, W. M. Polk, Robert F. Plummer, Theodore + Roosevelt, H. W. Sackett, M. W. Sampson, A. W. Smith, Goldwin Smith, + William Howard Taft, Frank Thilly, Mynderse Van Cleef, Andrew Dickson + White, J. DuPratt White, W. F. Willcox, and C. V. P. "Tar" Young. In + addition to these principal recipients, many additional names are listed + in the index, including such important Cornell personalities as Willard + Straight, E. B. Titchener, and Martha Van Rensselaer.
+The collection contains letters exchanged among several members of the + Schurman family, and includes handwritten transcripts of nearly + illegible handwriting. As Schurman and members of his family traveled + throughout the world, letters home provide a narrative account of both + family and professional developments.
+A collection of holographic, typescript, and printed versions of speeches + delivered or published by Schurman, concerning the several themes of his + career: religion and moral philosophy, education, and political developments + in the Philippines, Japan, China, Greece, and Germany. The series includes + many addresses and speeches given on campus during his presidency
+These files concern Germany, the Philippines, and China; also Cornell + University, United States political affairs, international relations, and + education. The series includes a few of Schurman's personal papers, + financial information, and miscellaneous notes and drafts. Also, material + relating to the February 8, 1986 "Schurman Day" at the University of + Heidelberg, with articles about Schurman and his relationship with the + University of Heidelberg by John Silber, Frank H. T. Rhodes, and Detlef + Junker
+A comprehensive project involved members of the staff of the President's + Office and others in chronicling Schurman's career. In some cases, a + newspaper printing of a speech delivered by Schurman is the only copy of the + speech to be found in the collection. Caricatures of Schurman as printed in + newspaper stories are in the clippings, as well as an account of his touting + of Charles Evans Hughes for the Presidency of the United States, and his + vigorous promotion of Philippine independence. Similarly, affairs in other + parts of the world, and Schurman's interest in or involvement with these, + can be traced in the clippings.
+Four main topics are documented photographically: the Philippines, Germany, + China, and Schurman personal and family life. Formal and casual photographs + are included, each style tracing Schurman's path from university president + to international ambassador.
+Photographic Portraits of Jacob Gould Schurman; with President Taft, and + Andrew Carnegie. Schurman in Japan, at home, and at Cornell + University
+Many forms of material and documentation associated with Schurman and his + personal and profession activities appear in this series, including many + that document his fundraising for the University of Heidelberg and the + reverent esteem for him that ensued. Examples of chinoiserie are included, + and a temperance union scroll petition protesting Cornell student revelry + and drunkenness on campus; notably, the first signatory of several hundred, + is Liberty Hyde Bailey. Schurman family members' diplomas and Schurman's + honorary degree diplomas are included. Other proclamations and diplomas + acknowledge Schurman's many accomplishments and ventures, as well as his + penchant for collecting art and other material representations of world + culture.
+Includes an address by Schurman and a response by Karl Heinsheimer, + also a book "Das Schone" of paintings translated by Schurman.
+Sterling silver box presented to "Jacob Gould Schurman as the Ameriacan + Ambassador to Germany with the Affectionate Regard of his Peking Staff." + Cover has engraved signatures of his staff.
+Album of items pertaining to the dedication of Schurman Hall at + Heidelberg University in Germany and the painting and plaque there. In + presentation box marked donated by Richard W. Kehrt in loving memory of + his wife Suzanne D. Schurman, granddaughter of Jacob Gould Schurman.
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There are two additional digital guides for this collection containing information + not seen on this page. They are available by following the links below.
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Researchers should use microfilm.
+Jacob Gould Schurman papers, #3-4-6. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+The letterbooks and correspondence of the Jacob Gould Schurman papers derive from the + Office of the President of Cornell University, and for many years were in the care + of Cornell University Library. Other correspondence, photographs, testimonials and + social correspondence, and personal and family letters were transferred to the + Department of Manuscripts and University Archives at various times from Schurman + family members, notably including Judge Jacob G. Schurman, Lydia Schurman Godfrey, + and G. Michael McHugh. Some Schurman letters have on several occasions over the + years been transferred from the Department of Rare Books of Cornell University + Library. Other contributors have included John R. Silber, and the Dewitt Historical + Society of Ithaca, New York.
+A grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities made possible the microfilming + of a large measure of the collection, excluding only some of the testimonials and + ephemera. The letterpress copybooks (commonly referred to as letterbooks) were + highly acidic and were in an advanced state of deterioration prior to the + microfilming. Some pages were already illegible, or had faded altogether; in some + cases the ink of Schurman's signature had caused perforation of the paper. For the + letterbooks and clippings, the microfilm is the only extant form. Conventional + preservation has included acid-free foldering and boxing, encapsulation, and the + enveloping of photographs. The microfilm project was carried out by the Micrographic + Preservation Service of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
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Correspondence of Professors Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury, Abram Tucker Kerr, and Simon Henry Gage in their official capacities in the Medical College and the Department of Zoology at Cornell University. Much of the material has to do with the purchase of supplies, admissions to the Medical College (Ithaca Division only), and the granting of fellowships and scholarships. Several of the Annual Reports of the Department to the President are included.
+Correspondence of Professors Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury, Abram Tucker Kerr, and Simon + Henry Gage in their official capacities in the Medical College and the Department of + Zoology at Cornell University. Much of the material has to do with the purchase of + supplies, admissions to the Medical College (Ithaca Division only), and the granting of + fellowships and scholarships. Several of the Annual Reports of the Department to the + President are included.
Cornell University Medical College, Ithaca Division correspondence, #19-1-64. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Cornell University Medical College, Ithaca Division correspondence, #19-1-64. Division + of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Includes letters from scholars relating to the study of languages and literature, particularly Old English, Celtic, and German, and to scholarly language journals and associations: F.D. Allen, C.A. Buchheim, Albert S. Cook, Lane Cooper, Hiram Corson, T.F. Crane, E.A. Eggers, A.B. Faust, Charles E. Hart, B.L. Gildersleeve, Gustaf E. Karsten, E.S. Sheldon, Albert H. Smyth, F.H. Stoddard, E.B. Titchener, Frederick Tupper, Albert S. Wheeler; from educators relating - - to university patterns and policies at Cornell: Charles K. Adams, F.A.P. Barnard, Charles W. Eliot; from editors concerning Hart's publications; from Mrs. Bayard Taylor regarding her husband's papers; autographed letters from Louisa May Alcott, Richard Henry Dana, Jr., Hamilton Fish, Henry James, Henry W. Longfellow, Lord Russell, and others addressed to Hart's father, John Seeley Hart; notes on German and English literature; photograph albums of family and friends; - - scrapbook of Hart's letters to newspapers; typescript copies of letters of Will Doherty relating to entomological collecting trips in Asia, Africa, and Europe; letters from Hart to his parents (1856-1887) commenting on his student days at Princeton and Göttingen, his life as a law clerk in New York City, and his experiences as an instructor at Cornell (1868-1872) and in subsequent teaching posts; and letters from T.F. Crane (1872-1890) commenting on affairs at Cornell - - University.
+Includes letters from scholars relating to the study of languages and literature, + particularly Old English, Celtic, and German, and to scholarly language journals and + associations: F.D. Allen, C.A. Buchheim, Albert S. Cook, Lane Cooper, Hiram Corson, T.F. + Crane, E.A. Eggers, A.B. Faust, Charles E. Hart, B.L. Gildersleeve, Gustaf E. Karsten, + E.S. Sheldon, Albert H. Smyth, F.H. Stoddard, E.B. Titchener, Frederick Tupper, Albert + S. Wheeler; from educators relating to university patterns and policies at Cornell: + Charles K. Adams, F.A.P. Barnard, Charles W. Eliot; from editors concerning Hart's + publications; from Mrs. Bayard Taylor regarding her husband's papers; autographed + letters from Louisa May Alcott, Richard Henry Dana, Jr., Hamilton Fish, Henry James, + Henry W. Longfellow, Lord Russell, and others addressed to Hart's father, John Seeley + Hart; notes on German and English literature; photograph albums of family and friends; + scrapbook of Hart's letters to newspapers; typescript copies of letters of Will Doherty + relating to entomological collecting trips in Asia, Africa, and Europe; letters from + Hart to his parents (1856-1887) commenting on his student days at Princeton and + Göttingen, his life as a law clerk in New York City, and his experiences as an + instructor at Cornell (1868-1872) and in subsequent teaching posts; and letters from + T.F. Crane (1872-1890) commenting on affairs at Cornell University.
James Morgan Hart papers, #14-18-65. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-James Morgan Hart papers, #14-18-65. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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Includes tve_exp1896_001-291
Includes tve_exp1896_001-291
+Includes tve_exp1896_292-318
Includes tve_exp1896_292-318
+Includes tve_exp1906_001-074
Includes tve_exp1906_001-074
+Includes tve_exp1906_075-240
Includes tve_exp1906_075-240
+Includes tve_exp1909_001-049
Includes tve_exp1909_001-049
+Includes tve_exp1909_050-383
Includes tve_exp1909_050-383
+Includes tve_384-542, with some gaps
Includes tve_384-542, with some gaps
+Includes tve_exp1911_001-354
Includes tve_exp1911_001-354
+Includes tve_ithaca_026-044, 056-054
Includes tve_ithaca_026-044, 056-054
+Includes tve_ithaca_003-025, _045
Includes tve_ithaca_003-025, _045
+Includes tve_exp1905_001-182
Includes tve_exp1905_001-182
+Ralph Stockman Tarr papers, #14-15-92. Division of Rare and Manuscript - Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Ralph Stockman Tarr papers, #14-15-92. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+Six 30cm 78 rpm discs.
Six 30cm 78 rpm discs.
+Cornell University Press and Comstock Publishing Company records, #35-6-257. Division - of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Cornell University Press and Comstock Publishing Company records, #35-6-257. Division of + Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Frank Barton was an army officer and professor of military science at Cornell University.
+Frank Barton was an army officer and professor of military science at Cornell + University.
Correspondence and pamphlets concerning Barton's appointment at Cornell, alumni activities, the Boy Scouts, the R.O.T.C. program, Delta Upsilon Fraternity, and Cornell University's Semi-Centennial Celebration. Included are photographs of Barton, his family, and R.O.T.C. students, and Barton's Senior Ball medal (1891). Also, three ms. reports by Barton as a 1st Lieutenant in the Philippines, Jan. 22 and April 24, 1900, about patrol actions, and, as a captain, a research paper at the Army Staff College, 1912; letter from Andrew Dickson White, 1907; four letters from Barton's father, 1896; U. S. Army documents relating to issues of supplies and rations to Barton's company in the Philippines, 1901-1902; and notes on lectures at the military college.
+Correspondence and pamphlets concerning Barton's appointment at Cornell, alumni + activities, the Boy Scouts, the R.O.T.C. program, Delta Upsilon Fraternity, and Cornell + University's Semi-Centennial Celebration. Included are photographs of Barton, his + family, and R.O.T.C. students, and Barton's Senior Ball medal (1891). Also, three ms. + reports by Barton as a 1st Lieutenant in the Philippines, Jan. 22 and April 24, 1900, + about patrol actions, and, as a captain, a research paper at the Army Staff College, + 1912; letter from Andrew Dickson White, 1907; four letters from Barton's father, 1896; + U. S. Army documents relating to issues of supplies and rations to Barton's company in + the Philippines, 1901-1902; and notes on lectures at the military college.
Frank Arthur Barton papers, #33-2-448. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Frank Arthur Barton papers, #33-2-448. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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Professor of Prices and Statistics, New York State College of Agriculture.
-Professional correspondence concerning prices, statistics, and economics; correspondence - and notes on the career of George Frederick Warren; mss. by Pearson and Warren; notes on - a trip to England and other subjects; speeches and publications; lecture notes on - prices; research material on cream; statistics (30 v.); notes and drafts and related - correspondence on world hunger, the price of gold, and foodstuffs. Also, photographs and - slides of Cornell and other scenes and subjects.
-Professor of Prices and Statistics, New York State College of Agriculture.
+Professional correspondence concerning prices, statistics, and economics; correspondence + and notes on the career of George Frederick Warren; mss. by Pearson and Warren; notes on a + trip to England and other subjects; speeches and publications; lecture notes on prices; + research material on cream; statistics (30 v.); notes and drafts and related correspondence + on world hunger, the price of gold, and foodstuffs. Also, photographs and slides of Cornell + and other scenes and subjects.
+Includes collection 21-10-814.
-Includes collection 21-10-814.
+Frank a. Pearson papers, #21-10-453. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-Frank a. Pearson papers, #21-10-453. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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Files of Cornell University's student union include files relating to the creation of the student union, correspondence, financial records, printed material, scrapbooks, - guest books, and some Straight family correspondence. Also some files regarding the Psi Upsilon fraternity.
+ guest books, and some Straight family correspondence. Also some files regarding the + Psi Upsilon fraternity.Includes a copy of The Journal of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada,
University of Toronto Number, Vol. 2, January-February 1925, No. 1 with photographs
of Hart House at the University of Toronto, one of the inspirations for Willard
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- - Subseries University Unions, 1939 - - Box 24-25
+ Subseries University Unions, + 1939 Box 24-25
- - Subseries WSH Publicity Committee Scrapbooks - - Box 35, 39-43
+ Subseries WSH Publicity + Committee Scrapbooks Box 35, 39-43 - +Remarks by Foster M Coffin
-Compiled by Charles Juran
-Committee no longer exists
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-Lists of committee members
-Remarks by Foster M Coffin
+Compiled by Charles Juran
+Committee no longer exists
+Committee no longer exists
+Committee no longer exists
+Committee no longer exists
+Committee no longer exists
+Committee no longer exists
+Committee no longer exists
+Committee no longer exists
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+Committee no longer exists
+Committee no longer exists
+Lists of committee members
+Omitting Q
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-Omitting Q
+Omitting V
+35 mm slides
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@@ -9702,7 +9725,7 @@Willard Straight Hall records, #35-7-503. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-Willard Straight Hall records, #35-7-503. Division of Rare and Manuscript + Collections, Cornell University Library.
+All items can be found in Young's files except the item in Box 7:
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The relation of site to program and proposed structure
+Restricted to permission of the archivist. Boxes 1-14 and 68 are not - restricted.
-Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning Records, #15-1-512. - Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Restricted to permission of the archivist. Boxes 1-14 and 68 are not restricted.
+Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning Records, #15-1-512. + Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Mainly administrative correspondence of Carl E. Ladd, Albert R. Mann, - William I. Myers, and George F. Warren concerning the Departments of Farm Crops - (1907-09), Farm Crops and Farm Management (1909-11), Farm Management (1911-19), - and Agricultural Economics and Farm Management (1919-), of which Warren was - head, indicating the development of teaching and research in farm management at - the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell, and correspondence - concerning general problems in agricultural economics; also, some - correspondence of Howard Conklin, Chester C. DuMond, and Edward R. Eastman; - papers pertaining to the building of Warren Hall (1933), the new agricultural - economics building, including requests for equipment from professors, lists of - equipment needed and ordered, invoices, specifications and plans, and questions - and suggestions from professors; correspondence, transcripts, and photographs - (1931-48) relating to applications for admission to graduate studies and for - departmental assistantships; files on milk marketing and prices, vegetable - information, cooperative organizations' accounting data, financial statements, - bylaws, and monthly and annual reports; seven albums (1908-19) containing - photographs of New York State farms, farm buildings, equipment, stock, crops, - regional conditions, and farmers' practices, with accompanying comments, and a - scrapbook (1910-16), containing examination questions and exercises from farm - management courses; travel vouchers and requests,1920-1962.
-In addition, a report (1 volume mimeograph), concerning action taken - (ca.1929) on proposals made in a 1928 survey of the Agricultural Experiment - Station and the New York State Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics by E. - W. Allen, Chief of the Office of Experiment Stations in the United States - Department of Agriculture, and Harlan P. Updegraff; an correspondence with the - Bureau of the Census in Washington, DC, memoranda, expense vouchers, - suggestions, enlarged photocopies of sample census schedules, minutes of the - Census Advisory Committee, and other papers (1909-1929) pertaining to the - preparation, tabulation, and results of censuses taken during those years and - to George F. Warren's work on the Census Advisory Committee and as a Special - Agent for the Bureau of the Census.
-Poster: "Don't Let Your Work Get Out of Hand... Face It!". prepared by - the Department of Agricultural Economics, Cornell University under contract - with the Federal Extension Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, n.d.
-Agricultural Economics and Farm Management class material from - 1921.
-The Legacy of Charles H. Dyson DVD produced for the dedication of the School of Applied Economics and Management, October 1, 2010.
-Dairy Products Act - Revised Statutes, 1925, Chapter 63, as - replaced by the Act 23 George V. Chapter 24, and amended by the Act 24 George - V, Chapter 27, and the Act 25-26 George V, Chapter 29.
-Assembly Bill No. 229 - An Act respecting milk and dairy - products.
-Preliminary Report 1949 - Factors Influencing the Seasonal - Adjustment of Milk Production on Farms in the Boston Milkshed
-Dealers Contract for the Troy Milk Producers Cooperative, - Inc.
-State of Vermont v. Arthur N. Auclair Supreme Court, - Chittenden Country, Special Term at Rutland November 1938.
-Blank Applications for State of Vermont Milk Licence.
-1951 Map of Country Plants in the New York Milkshed
-Article by Dr. M. C. Bond, Cornell University - Organization Problems of Marginal and Border-line Territory in Reference to - Metropolitan Milk Sheds
-Letters to Dr. M. C. Bond, Cornell University
-American Agriculturist Article, September 16, 1939 The - Causes of Milk Strikes - Leland Spencer Anti-C.I.O. Advertisement
-Letter to Dr. F. F. Hill, Cornell University
-Newspaper clippings from the Herald Tribune and New York Times -
-Newspaper clipping from The New York Times
-1892 Contract between R. Miller and the Anglo-Swiss Condensed - Milk Company
-Leland Spencer, Cornell University Statement Concerning - Need for Increase of Class I Price, Niagara Frontier Marketing Area
-Leland Spencer and Herbert Kling, Cornell University A - Review of the Report of Mayor La Guardia's Milk Committee
-Letters to and from Leland Spencer, Cornell University
-Newspaper clipping from the Tribune
-Plan for Adapting New England Milk Marketing to War-Time Needs -
-Information on the Cornell Breakfast 1941
-Photographs with descriptions from New York State farms, showing: - crops, plowing, cattle, poultry, closeups of plants, grains, vegetable cross - sections, farm buildings, and people working at the farms. Photos 1-928 - inclusive
-Photographs with descriptions from New York State farms, showing: - crops, plowing, machinery, cattle, poultry, closeups of plants, grains, farm - buildings, students, and people working at the farms. Photos 929-1527 - inclusive
-Photographs with descriptions from New York State farms, showing: - Barn construction, crops, plowing, machinery, cattle, poultry, closeups of - plants, grains, farm buildings, and people working at the farms. Photos 1-14, - 1528-2707 inclusive
-Medium sized photograph and negative of Cabbage Books - (Unattached)
-Photographs with descriptions from New York State farms, showing: - markets, feed stores, crops, plowing, machinery, cattle, poultry, grains, farm - buildings, and people working at the farms. Photos 2708-4375 inclusive
-Photographs with descriptions and some negatives from New York - State farms, showing: barn construction, crops, plowing, machinery, cattle, - poultry, closeups of plants, cross sections of vegetables, grains, - machinery,and harvesting. Photos 1-721 inclusive
-Photographs with descriptions and some negatives from New York - State farms, showing: barn construction, crops, plowing, machinery, cattle, - poultry, closeups of plants, cross sections of vegetables, grains, - machinery,farm buildings, people working at the farm, students, bread, cotton, - and harvesting. Photos 722-1063 inclusive
-A long list of names and items with numbers
-Contains farm management course syllabi, research papers, farm - reports, farm club management association information, various programs, copies - of examinations, survey cards
-New York State College of Agriculture. Department of Agricultural - Economics records, #21-10-694. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-Building plans are restricted to permission of the office of - Planning Design and Construction.
-Mainly administrative correspondence of Carl E. Ladd, Albert R. Mann, William I. + Myers, and George F. Warren concerning the Departments of Farm Crops (1907-09), Farm + Crops and Farm Management (1909-11), Farm Management (1911-19), and Agricultural + Economics and Farm Management (1919-), of which Warren was head, indicating the + development of teaching and research in farm management at the New York State + College of Agriculture at Cornell, and correspondence concerning general problems in + agricultural economics; also, some correspondence of Howard Conklin, Chester C. + DuMond, and Edward R. Eastman; papers pertaining to the building of Warren Hall + (1933), the new agricultural economics building, including requests for equipment + from professors, lists of equipment needed and ordered, invoices, specifications and + plans, and questions and suggestions from professors; correspondence, transcripts, + and photographs (1931-48) relating to applications for admission to graduate studies + and for departmental assistantships; files on milk marketing and prices, vegetable + information, cooperative organizations' accounting data, financial statements, + bylaws, and monthly and annual reports; seven albums (1908-19) containing + photographs of New York State farms, farm buildings, equipment, stock, crops, + regional conditions, and farmers' practices, with accompanying comments, and a + scrapbook (1910-16), containing examination questions and exercises from farm + management courses; travel vouchers and requests,1920-1962.
+In addition, a report (1 volume mimeograph), concerning action taken (ca.1929) on + proposals made in a 1928 survey of the Agricultural Experiment Station and the New + York State Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics by E. W. Allen, Chief of the + Office of Experiment Stations in the United States Department of Agriculture, and + Harlan P. Updegraff; an correspondence with the Bureau of the Census in Washington, + DC, memoranda, expense vouchers, suggestions, enlarged photocopies of sample census + schedules, minutes of the Census Advisory Committee, and other papers (1909-1929) + pertaining to the preparation, tabulation, and results of censuses taken during + those years and to George F. Warren's work on the Census Advisory Committee and as a + Special Agent for the Bureau of the Census.
+Poster: "Don't Let Your Work Get Out of Hand... Face It!". prepared by the Department + of Agricultural Economics, Cornell University under contract with the Federal + Extension Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, n.d.
+Agricultural Economics and Farm Management class material from 1921.
+The Legacy of Charles H. Dyson DVD produced for the dedication of the School of + Applied Economics and Management, October 1, 2010.
+Dairy Products Act - Revised Statutes, 1925, Chapter 63, as replaced by + the Act 23 George V. Chapter 24, and amended by the Act 24 George V, + Chapter 27, and the Act 25-26 George V, Chapter 29.
+Assembly Bill No. 229 - An Act respecting milk and dairy products.
+Preliminary Report 1949 - Factors Influencing the Seasonal Adjustment of + Milk Production on Farms in the Boston Milkshed
+Dealers Contract for the Troy Milk Producers Cooperative, Inc.
+State of Vermont v. Arthur N. Auclair Supreme Court, Chittenden Country, + Special Term at Rutland November 1938.
+Blank Applications for State of Vermont Milk Licence.
+1951 Map of Country Plants in the New York Milkshed
+Article by Dr. M. C. Bond, Cornell University Organization Problems of + Marginal and Border-line Territory in Reference to Metropolitan Milk + Sheds
+Letters to Dr. M. C. Bond, Cornell University
+American Agriculturist Article, September 16, 1939 The Causes of Milk + Strikes - Leland Spencer Anti-C.I.O. Advertisement
+Letter to Dr. F. F. Hill, Cornell University
+Newspaper clippings from the Herald Tribune and New York Times
+Newspaper clipping from The New York Times
+1892 Contract between R. Miller and the Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk + Company
+Leland Spencer, Cornell University Statement Concerning Need for + Increase of Class I Price, Niagara Frontier Marketing Area
+Leland Spencer and Herbert Kling, Cornell University A Review of the + Report of Mayor La Guardia's Milk Committee
+Letters to and from Leland Spencer, Cornell University
+Newspaper clipping from the Tribune
+Plan for Adapting New England Milk Marketing to War-Time Needs
+Information on the Cornell Breakfast 1941
+Photographs with descriptions from New York State farms, showing: crops, + plowing, cattle, poultry, closeups of plants, grains, vegetable cross + sections, farm buildings, and people working at the farms. Photos 1-928 + inclusive
+Photographs with descriptions from New York State farms, showing: crops, + plowing, machinery, cattle, poultry, closeups of plants, grains, farm + buildings, students, and people working at the farms. Photos 929-1527 + inclusive
+Photographs with descriptions from New York State farms, showing: Barn + construction, crops, plowing, machinery, cattle, poultry, closeups of + plants, grains, farm buildings, and people working at the farms. Photos + 1-14, 1528-2707 inclusive
+Medium sized photograph and negative of Cabbage Books (Unattached)
+Photographs with descriptions from New York State farms, showing: markets, + feed stores, crops, plowing, machinery, cattle, poultry, grains, farm + buildings, and people working at the farms. Photos 2708-4375 inclusive
+Photographs with descriptions and some negatives from New York State farms, + showing: barn construction, crops, plowing, machinery, cattle, poultry, + closeups of plants, cross sections of vegetables, grains, machinery,and + harvesting. Photos 1-721 inclusive
+Photographs with descriptions and some negatives from New York State farms, + showing: barn construction, crops, plowing, machinery, cattle, poultry, + closeups of plants, cross sections of vegetables, grains, machinery,farm + buildings, people working at the farm, students, bread, cotton, and + harvesting. Photos 722-1063 inclusive
+A long list of names and items with numbers
+Contains farm management course syllabi, research papers, farm reports, farm + club management association information, various programs, copies of + examinations, survey cards
+New York State College of Agriculture. Department of Agricultural Economics records, + #21-10-694. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University + Library.
+Building plans are restricted to permission of the office of Planning Design and + Construction.
+Includes collections #11-1-895, 11-1-375, 11-1-1175, 11-1-1415, 11-1-1371, 11-1-1272,
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#11-1-375, 11-1-895, 11-1-1175, 11-1-1272, 11-1-1371, 11-1-1415, 11-1-1547,
- 11-1-1616, and 11-5-1740 are restricted to the permission of the office of origin
- except for Boxes 1-26 of #11-1-895. University Faculty records, #11-2-707. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections,
- Cornell University Library.
#11-1-375, 11-1-895, 11-1-1175, 11-1-1272, 11-1-1371, 11-1-1415, 11-1-1547, 11-1-1616, + and 11-5-1740 are restricted to the permission of the office of origin except for Boxes + 1-26 of #11-1-895.
+University Faculty records, #11-2-707. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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History of science professor, Cornell University. Williams taught the history of Western civilization and the history of science to Cornell students for four decades.
+History of science professor, Cornell University. Williams taught the history of + Western civilization and the history of science to Cornell students for four + decades.
Cornell Class of 1949, Ph.D. 1952.
Also photocopies of journal articles, made in the course of research for a planned book on science in the 19th century (which was never written). Also, offprints of German journal articles, dating mainly from 1900-1929, on quantum theory, relativity theory, and cathode rays, with a few articles on biochemistry, a few on the history and philosophy of science, and two microscope catalogs. Authors represented include - Philipp Lenard, Lise Meitner, Wilhelm Wien, Ernst Haeckel, Albert Kölliker, Erwin - Schrödinger, and Emil Fischer. Microfilm of manuscript material from research - libraries concerns Michael Faraday and John Dalton.
+ Philipp Lenard, Lise Meitner, Wilhelm Wien, Ernst Haeckel, Albert Kölliker, + Erwin Schrödinger, and Emil Fischer. Microfilm of manuscript material from + research libraries concerns Michael Faraday and John Dalton.Also videocassette: "Notorious Note-Taking Lecture," August 29, 1990.
Additional research and teaching notes include material for Williams's book The - History of Science in Western Civilization (1977); notes for a year-long survey course on the History of Technology (1986-1987); transcripts and photocopies of Michael Faraday's correspondence; and outlines and a partial draft for a planned book on the 18th century. An inventory of Prof. Williams's home library (since dispersed) is also included.
+ History of Science in Western Civilization (1977); notes for a year-long survey + course on the History of Technology (1986-1987); transcripts and photocopies of + Michael Faraday's correspondence; and outlines and a partial draft for a planned + book on the 18th century. An inventory of Prof. Williams's home library (since + dispersed) is also included.Copy of Olin cassette tape CU-1052. The tape has several cuts that were present on the original recording or where the tape was flipped.
Copy of Olin cassette tape CU-1052. The tape has several cuts that were + present on the original recording or where the tape was flipped.
+Some correspondence is restricted to permission of the History Department.
-Materials from other research libraries may not be reproduced or quoted without - permission from those libraries.
-L. Pearce Williams papers, #14-17-795. Division of Rare and Manuscript - Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Related collection: Williams Ampere Collection, #4730; and Ampere Collection, #4705.
-Some correspondence is restricted to permission of the History Department.
+Materials from other research libraries may not be reproduced or quoted without + permission from those libraries.
+L. Pearce Williams papers, #14-17-795. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+Related collection: Williams Ampere Collection, #4730; and Ampere Collection, #4705. +
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Include house minutes of this men's cooperative residence (now co-ed, formerly - Llenroc Lodge and Cayuga Student Resident Association), as well as minutes of its - executive committee, board of directors, and board of trustees, and of the - Inter-Cooperative Council; committee aned financial reports; and constitutions, - by-laws, codes, rosters, and programs of the organization. Also, correspondence, - mainly of lodge advisor Edward A. Ott, concerning election of officers, functions of - the lodge, name changes, and other business; other correspondents include Robert B. - Gervan, Hugh A. Moran, and Robert E. Treman. Also the files of William Ballagh which - include correspondence and publications documenting the history of the group during - the 1930s and 1940s. Also digital scans of the Ballagh material.
-See also the thesis Building history : how the Cornell family's brick carriage house became Cayuga Lodge by Rebecca Baker.
-These files and inventory were compiled March 28, 2017 by Tom Ballagh, ’67, BS, Agr., Resident Member 1963-66, Associate Member 1966-67, from materials provided by his father, Bill Ballagh, ’37, BS, Agr., Resident Member 1934-37, President of Permanent Membership Committee, 1937-44; Dick Kline,’64, BS, Agr., ’65, MBA, Resident Member 1960-64, son of Dick Kline, ’39, BS, Agr., Resident Member 1935-39; and others.
includes an open letter from Dr. Ott to Permanent Members on high academic rating of members
(Note: Dr. Ott wrote similar congratulatory letters to former residents)
(Note: Bruce was later to survive the Bataan Death March and return home). Letter copied on the back is from Bruce’s mother to Amy Ballagh (sister of Bill). Original of the letter was sent to Bruce in 1987 (see correspondence from Bruce Cormack to Tom Ballagh, ’67 in Folder 16 section of the index
The stress of the War is evident in Dr. Ott’s reporting. He expressed his appreciation for the condolences received for the death of his sister, Mrs. Hinshaw on January 2, 1944.
Announces Dr. Ott had moved from the Lodge and in with his daughter and two grandchildren on their farm. Mr. Moran was very hopeful for a prosperous future for the Lodge. He attached Lee Whitford’s August 8, 1945 extensive report to the Permanent Members.
sent to Lee Whitford and returned later by his widow, Jean Whitford following his death
Includes an open letter from Dr. Ott to Permanent Members on high academic rating of resident members
(A quote from his letter: “My last recollection of Dr. Ott came in the 1950’s. I knew that he was very ill, and while presiding at a meeting of the Board of Directors at the Lodge, we received word that he had passed away. It was a sad moment for all of us.”)
With attachments of original request and copy of Who’s Who in Mineral Names
Include house minutes of this men's cooperative residence (now co-ed, formerly Llenroc + Lodge and Cayuga Student Resident Association), as well as minutes of its executive + committee, board of directors, and board of trustees, and of the Inter-Cooperative Council; + committee aned financial reports; and constitutions, by-laws, codes, rosters, and programs + of the organization. Also, correspondence, mainly of lodge advisor Edward A. Ott, concerning + election of officers, functions of the lodge, name changes, and other business; other + correspondents include Robert B. Gervan, Hugh A. Moran, and Robert E. Treman. Also the files + of William Ballagh which include correspondence and publications documenting the history of + the group during the 1930s and 1940s. Also digital scans of the Ballagh material.
+See also the thesis Building history : how the Cornell family's brick carriage house became + Cayuga Lodge by Rebecca Baker.
+These files and inventory were compiled March 28, 2017 by Tom Ballagh, ’67, BS, + Agr., Resident Member 1963-66, Associate Member 1966-67, from materials provided by his + father, Bill Ballagh, ’37, BS, Agr., Resident Member 1934-37, President of + Permanent Membership Committee, 1937-44; Dick Kline,’64, BS, Agr., ’65, MBA, + Resident Member 1960-64, son of Dick Kline, ’39, BS, Agr., Resident Member + 1935-39; and others.
+includes an open letter from Dr. Ott to Permanent Members on high academic rating of + members
+(Note: Dr. Ott wrote similar congratulatory letters to former residents)
+(Note: Bruce was later to survive the Bataan Death March and return home). Letter + copied on the back is from Bruce’s mother to Amy Ballagh (sister of Bill). + Original of the letter was sent to Bruce in 1987 (see correspondence from Bruce + Cormack to Tom Ballagh, ’67 in Folder 16 section of the index
+The stress of the War is evident in Dr. Ott’s reporting. He expressed his + appreciation for the condolences received for the death of his sister, Mrs. Hinshaw on + January 2, 1944.
+Announces Dr. Ott had moved from the Lodge and in with his daughter and two + grandchildren on their farm. Mr. Moran was very hopeful for a prosperous future for + the Lodge. He attached Lee Whitford’s August 8, 1945 extensive report to the + Permanent Members.
+sent to Lee Whitford and returned later by his widow, Jean Whitford following his + death
+Includes an open letter from Dr. Ott to Permanent Members on high academic rating + of resident members
+(A quote from his letter: “My last recollection of Dr. Ott came in the + 1950’s. I knew that he was very ill, and while presiding at a meeting of the + Board of Directors at the Lodge, we received word that he had passed away. It was a + sad moment for all of us.”)
+With attachments of original request and copy of Who’s Who in Mineral Names +
+Boxes 1-5 restricted to the permission of the President of Cayuga Lodge. Files of William Ballagh are not restricted.
-Cayuga Lodge papers, #37-4-824. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-Boxes 1-5 restricted to the permission of the President of Cayuga Lodge. Files of William + Ballagh are not restricted.
+Cayuga Lodge papers, #37-4-824. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
+
-
Subseries I. Family, friends, otherBoxes 2, 3, 4, 11
Subseries II. Greenland expeditionBoxes 2-3
Subseries III. Other expeditionsBoxes 4
-Subseries IV. Negatives (some glass)Boxes 5, 13, - 14-18
+Subseries IV. Negatives (some glass)Boxes 5, 13, 14-18
Subseries V. Postcard albumsBox 6
Oscar Diedrich von Engeln papers, #14-15-856. Division of Rare and Manuscript - Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Oscar Diedrich von Engeln papers, #14-15-856. Division of Rare and Manuscript + Collections, Cornell University Library.
+
+
Chronological.
@@ -111,33 +128,71 @@Restricted in part to permission of office of origin.
-University Relations, Radio-Television-Film Office tape recordings, #4-3-875. - Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Restricted in part to permission of office of origin.
+University Relations, Radio-Television-Film Office tape recordings, #4-3-875. + Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
+See also Ernest William Schoder papers, #16-4-1156 for an additional film.
-See also Arthur Charles Stallman papers, #2981 for a 1927 photo album featuring the crew.
-See also Arthur Charles Stallman papers, #2981 for a 1927 photo album featuring the + crew.
+
Includes Sports Illustrated, Time, Life, Presbyterian Life, Rowing, others
+Includes Henley coverage
+Three photographs of the Cornell Crew at Henley, and six clippings relating to + Cornell Crew. Includes a clipping from The Sunday Times (London), July 1, 1973, + regarding the Henley Royal Regatta.
+July 24, and 31 1875 issues. Coverage of the Saratoga regatta
+Given to Sanford at the Cornell Club of New York dinner in his honor
+Newspaper article about Courtney
+No titles, but may be similar to F-1732
+Has titles, but may be similar to F-1731
+Collyer Boathouse, regattas, etc..
+Outer case reads "1962", reel reads "1952"
+Freshman Fall Regatta 1977, Coast Guard Races 1978, Christening of Shells, + Princeton Races, EARC, Madiera Cup, IRA
+Includes Sports Illustrated, Time, Life, Presbyterian Life, Rowing, others
-Includes Henley coverage
-Three photographs of the Cornell Crew at Henley, and six clippings relating to - Cornell Crew. Includes a clipping from The Sunday Times (London), July 1, 1973, - regarding the Henley Royal Regatta.
-July 24, and 31 1875 issues. Coverage of the Saratoga regatta
-Given to Sanford at the Cornell Club of New York dinner in his honor
-Newspaper article about Courtney
-No titles, but may be similar to F-1732
Has titles, but may be similar to F-1731
Collyer Boathouse, regattas, etc..
-Outer case reads "1962", reel reads "1952"
Freshman Fall Regatta 1977, Coast Guard Races 1978, Christening of Shells, Princeton Races, EARC, Madiera Cup, IRA
Includes Freshman A and B teams, Lightweight, Heavyweight, Varsity, Men's 4 boat, and Sprints
-Due to the fragility and potential degradation of moving image and sound recordings,
- viewing and listening is limited to items that have been digitized. If an item is in
- another media format, you may request to have the item digitized for access.
- Information on ordering access copies may be found on our
Cornell University Crew records, #40-1-924. Division of Rare and Manuscript - Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Due to the fragility and potential degradation of moving image and sound recordings,
+ viewing and listening is limited to items that have been digitized. If an item is in
+ another media format, you may request to have the item digitized for access. Information
+ on ordering access copies may be found on our
Cornell University Crew records, #40-1-924. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+Sibley College of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanic Arts records, #16-5-948. - Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Sibley College of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanic Arts records, #16-5-948. Division + of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
+Professor of Human Development and Family Studies, Cornell University.
-Urie Bronfenbrenner was born in Moscow, Russia on April 29, 1917 and moved to the United States six years later. He attended Cornell University where he double majored in psychology and music in 1938. He received his M.A. at Harvard and his Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 1942. That same year he was inducted into the Army where he served as a psychologist in the Air Corps and the Office of Strategic Services and then served in the Army Medical Corps. In 1948 he accepted a position in the Dept. of Human Development and Family Studies at Cornell. He did extensive research and writings in the field of human development, international comparisons of child rearing, and his development of the theories of Human Ecology and the Bio-ecological Model. He was one of the founding members of Head Start. He received six honorary degrees, and was awarded numerous awards, including in 1996 the first American Psychological Association Award for Lifetime Contribution to Developmental Psychology in the service of Science and Society.
+Urie Bronfenbrenner was born in Moscow, Russia on April 29, 1917 and moved to the + United States six years later. He attended Cornell University where he double + majored in psychology and music in 1938. He received his M.A. at Harvard and his + Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 1942. That same year he was inducted into + the Army where he served as a psychologist in the Air Corps and the Office of + Strategic Services and then served in the Army Medical Corps. In 1948 he accepted a + position in the Dept. of Human Development and Family Studies at Cornell. He did + extensive research and writings in the field of human development, international + comparisons of child rearing, and his development of the theories of Human Ecology + and the Bio-ecological Model. He was one of the founding members of Head Start. He + received six honorary degrees, and was awarded numerous awards, including in 1996 + the first American Psychological Association Award for Lifetime Contribution to + Developmental Psychology in the service of Science and Society.
Correspondence, news clippings, reviews, professional writings, lectures, material from the White House Conference on Children, vita, bibliographies, subject files, and other papers relating to the career of Urie Bronfenbrenner, including educational videocassettes.
-Also, a tape recording of a discussion about child development between Urie Bronfenbrenner and citizens of Clifton Springs, New York, in June, 1970, and a phonodisc "The Impact of Peers."
+Correspondence, news clippings, reviews, professional writings, lectures, material + from the White House Conference on Children, vita, bibliographies, subject files, + and other papers relating to the career of Urie Bronfenbrenner, including + educational videocassettes.
+Also, a tape recording of a discussion about child development between Urie + Bronfenbrenner and citizens of Clifton Springs, New York, in June, 1970, and a + phonodisc "The Impact of Peers."
Includes an interview with Bronfenbrenner, Joy D. Osofsky and John Condry.
-Subject files relating to daycare issues, mother/father/infant relationships, adoption, and family issues, with reference to these subjects in Japan, the U.S.S.R., Norway, China, Hungary, Germany, Turkey, Israel, etc.
-Includes awards and films "Three Worlds of Childhood" and "Center for Improvement of Undergraduate Education: HDFS 115 Study".
+Subject files relating to daycare issues, mother/father/infant relationships, + adoption, and family issues, with reference to these subjects in Japan, the + U.S.S.R., Norway, China, Hungary, Germany, Turkey, Israel, etc.
+Includes awards and films "Three Worlds of Childhood" and "Center for Improvement of + Undergraduate Education: HDFS 115 Study".
The videotaped lecture given by Professor Bronfenbrenner, The videotaped lecture given by Professor Bronfenbrenner,
Boxes 1-8, 13, 26, 27, 30
@@ -168,55 +213,64 @@Boxes 13
Boxes 9-12, 16-18, 25
Boxes 18-20, 26, 30
Boxes 20-23, 27
Boxes 23-24
Boxes 24, 32
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Box 26
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@@ -228,13 +282,15 @@Boxes 14-15,30, Mapcase Folder 1
Boxes 1,3,26,30
Boxes 1,30
@@ -243,13 +299,15 @@ CONTAINER LISTAddress at the Conference of the National Association for the Education of Young Children, Boston, MA
+Address at the Conference of the National Association for the Education + of Young Children, Boston, MA
Prepared for the President's Synaposium on Child Development and Publich Policy. Society for Research in Child Development, Denver, CO
+Prepared for the President's Synaposium on Child Development and Publich + Policy. Society for Research in Child Development, Denver, CO
Sándor Komlósi, Teachers' Training College, Pécs, Hungary
+Sándor Komlósi, Teachers' Training College, Pécs, + Hungary
Papers read at the annual General Meeting, Vol. 119, No. 6, Philadelphia, PA
+Papers read at the annual General Meeting, Vol. 119, No. 6, Philadelphia, + PA
In Man and Morality: Theory, Research and Social Issues, ed. Thomas Lickona. Holt, Rinehart and Winston
+In Man and Morality: Theory, Research and Social Issues, ed. Thomas + Lickona. Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Presented at the Joint House-Senate Hearing on the Child and Family Services Act of 1975
+Presented at the Joint House-Senate Hearing on the Child and Family + Services Act of 1975
Prepared for the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Planning and Evaluation, Department of Health, Education and Welfare
+Prepared for the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Planning and + Evaluation, Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Avner Ziv, Abraham Shani, and Shoshana Nebenhaus, Tel-Aviv University. In the Journal of Cross-Culture Psychology
+Avner Ziv, Abraham Shani, and Shoshana Nebenhaus, Tel-Aviv University. In + the Journal of Cross-Culture Psychology
Urie Bronfenbrenner papers, #23-13-954. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Urie Bronfenbrenner papers, #23-13-954. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+Unsorted folders primarily contain correspondence.
@@ -302,191 +312,189 @@Electronic resources/ related resources including Hans Bethe: celebrating "an exemplary life:"
Electronic resources/ related resources including Hans Bethe: celebrating "an
+ exemplary life:"
Courses
- Boxes 61, 62, 69, 73, 76, 79, 82
- Exams
- Box 61
- Students
- Boxes 61, 79, 87, 90, 92
- Physics Department
- Boxes 65, 67, 77, 83, 87, 90, 92, 95, 96
- Faculty Appointments/Promotions
- Boxes 82, 87, 93
- Post-doctoral Fellowship Applicants
- Boxes 87-89
- Cornell University Information
- Boxes 83, 87, 89
-
- Courses Boxes 61, 62, 69, 73, 76, 79, 82 Exams Box 61 Students Boxes 61, 79, 87, 90, 92 Physics Department Boxes 65, 67, 77, 83, 87, 90, 92, 95, 96 Faculty Appointments/Promotions Boxes 82, 87, 93 Post-doctoral Fellowship Applicants Boxes 87-89 Cornell University Information Boxes 83, 87, 89 Grant Proposals
- Boxes 96-97
- Notes and Calculations
- Boxes 61-64, 66, 68, 76, 78, 79, 85, 89, 94, 97
- Graphs, Tables, Diagrams, etc.
- Boxes 62, 63, 87, 89
- Nuclear Matter
- Boxes 66, 68, 79, 93, 95
- Pions
- Box 79
- Solar Neutrinos
- Box 97
- Supernovae
- Boxes 79, 87, 89, 95, 97-99
-
- Grant Proposals Boxes 96-97 Notes and
+ Calculations Boxes 61-64, 66, 68, 76, 78, 79, 85, 89, 94, 97 Graphs, Tables, Diagrams, etc. Boxes 62, 63, 87, 89 Nuclear Matter Boxes 66, 68, 79, 93, 95 Pions Box 79 Solar Neutrinos Box 97 Supernovae Boxes 79, 87, 89, 95, 97-99 Papers/Articles
- Boxes 62-65, 68, 76, 78-79, 87-92, 95-96
- Books
- Box 73
- Oral Presentations
- Boxes 63, 65, 68, 73, 76, 78-79, 84, 86, 96-97
-
-
- Anti-Ballistic Missiles (ABM)
- Boxes 65, 67-68, 80-81
- Arms Control
- Boxes 77, 82, 85-86, 93, 97, 99
- Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS)
- Boxes 77, 95, 97
- Atomic Power Development Associates, Inc.
- (APDA)
- Boxes 66-67
- Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)
- Box 67
- Atomic Power Development Associates
- (APDA)
- Box 67
- AVCO-Everett Research Laboratory
- Boxes 67, 81, 87
- Fulbright Fellowship, 1955-56
- Box 83
- Nuclear Energy
- Boxes 81-82, 90, 93
- Controls on Atomic Energy
- Box 82
- Nuclear Testing/Test Ban
- Boxes 64-65, 67-68, 77, 82, 93
- Nuclear Winter
- Box 82
- Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI, "Star
- Wars")
- Boxes 80, 82, 87, 93
- Miscellaneous
- Boxes 65, 67-68, 72, 77, 82, 87, 93, 95-97
- General Correspondence
- Boxes 65, 67-69, 76-78
- Correspondence - Alphabetical
- Boxes 67-72, 82-83, 85, 87, 89-90, 93-95, 97
- Correspondence - Chronological
- Boxes 68-69, 78, 82-83, 86, 93, 95
-
- Awards
- Boxes 62-63, 67, 78, 95, 97
- Nobel Prize (1967)
- Boxes 68, 76, 96
- Honoraria
- Boxes 76, 79, 100
- Papers/Articles/Lectures
- Boxes 62-63, 66, 68, 76-79, 82, 84, 87-90, 92-93, 95-97
- Books
- Boxes 65, 74-75
- Personal
- Boxes 65, 67-68, 85-88, 90, 93-94, 109
- General
- Boxes 65-69, 76, 82-87, 89-93, 95-97, 99
- Unsorted Files
- Boxes 83-97, 101-1089
- Papers/Articles Boxes 62-65, 68, 76, 78-79, 87-92, 95-96 Books Box 73 Oral Presentations Boxes
+ 63, 65, 68, 73, 76, 78-79, 84, 86, 96-97
+ Anti-Ballistic Missiles (ABM) Boxes 65, 67-68, 80-81 Arms Control Boxes 77, 82, 85-86, 93, 97, 99 Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) Boxes 77, 95, 97 Atomic Power Development Associates, Inc. (APDA) Boxes 66-67 Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) Box 67 Atomic
+ Power Development Associates (APDA) Box 67 AVCO-Everett
+ Research Laboratory Boxes 67, 81, 87 Fulbright Fellowship,
+ 1955-56 Box 83 Nuclear Energy Boxes 81-82, 90, 93
+ Controls on Atomic Energy Box 82 Nuclear Testing/Test Ban Boxes 64-65, 67-68, 77, 82, 93 Nuclear Winter Box 82 Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI,
+ "Star Wars") Boxes 80, 82, 87, 93 Miscellaneous
+ Boxes 65, 67-68, 72, 77, 82, 87, 93, 95-97
+ General Correspondence Boxes 65, 67-69, 76-78 Correspondence - Alphabetical Boxes 67-72, 82-83, 85, 87, 89-90,
+ 93-95, 97 Correspondence - Chronological Boxes 68-69, 78,
+ 82-83, 86, 93, 95
+ Awards Boxes 62-63, 67, 78, 95, 97 Nobel
+ Prize (1967) Boxes 68, 76, 96 Honoraria Boxes 76, 79,
+ 100
+ Papers/Articles/Lectures Boxes 62-63, 66, 68, 76-79, 82, 84,
+ 87-90, 92-93, 95-97 Books Boxes 65, 74-75
+ Personal Boxes 65, 67-68, 85-88, 90, 93-94, 109 General Boxes 65-69, 76, 82-87, 89-93, 95-97, 99 Unsorted Files Boxes 83-97, 101-1089 General
- Notes and Calculations
- Bethe's Articles
- Research by Others
- Talks
-
-
+ General
+ Notes and Calculations
+ Bethe's Articles
+ Research by Others
+ Talks
+
+ General
- Energy
- Arms Control
-
+ General
+ Energy
+ Arms Control
+
+ General and Arms
+ Energy
+ General Cornell University
- Physics Department
-
+ General Cornell University
+ Physics Department
+ By Name or Topic
- Additional Correspondence Alphabetical by Letter
- Additional Correspondence By Year
- Additional Miscellaneous Correspondence
-
+ By Name or Topic
+ Additional Correspondence Alphabetical by Letter
+ Additional Correspondence By Year
+ Additional Miscellaneous Correspondence
+ General
- Manhattan Project
- Soviet and International Science and Intrigue
-
+ General
+ Manhattan Project
+ Soviet and International Science and Intrigue
+
+
+ Videos + Tape recordings +
+See also Nobel Prize acceptance speech, 21-53 -
-See also Nobel Prize acceptance speech, 21-53 +
+Includes telegraph from President Lyndon B. Johnson.
Includes telegraph from President Lyndon B. Johnson.
+Access restricted
+Access restricted
This series contains material related to research Bethe conducted, mostly while at Cornell or after his retirement. Topics particularly well-represented include - nuclear physics, astrophysics and quantum mechanics. To maintain Bethe’s original - order, sometimes items are grouped together as Bethe grouped them to protect the - relationship between the documents. For instance, a selection of research on a - topic such as pulsars may be kept together regardless of format type (notes, - articles by others, etc.), if Bethe organized them that way. The Research series - excludes research, papers and talks specifically related to policy, such as energy - policy or arms policy--for such material, please see the Policy series.
+ nuclear physics, astrophysics and quantum mechanics. To maintain Bethe’s + original order, sometimes items are grouped together as Bethe grouped them to + protect the relationship between the documents. For instance, a selection of + research on a topic such as pulsars may be kept together regardless of format type + (notes, articles by others, etc.), if Bethe organized them that way. The Research + series excludes research, papers and talks specifically related to policy, such as + energy policy or arms policy--for such material, please see the Policy series.This series includes Bethe’s documents on issues of public policy, particularly - regarding science and technology. This series includes material related to policy - in the broadest sense, including his arguments on the ethical and social - responsibilities of scientists and his work on presidential advisory committee. It - contains his work on arms control, including nuclear testing bans and - non-proliferation, and his advocacy related to energy policy. Documents range from - correspondence, to relevant articles and papers, to copies of speeches and talks, - to material from advocacy organizations of which Bethe was a member.
+This series includes Bethe’s documents on issues of public policy, + particularly regarding science and technology. This series includes material + related to policy in the broadest sense, including his arguments on the ethical + and social responsibilities of scientists and his work on presidential advisory + committee. It contains his work on arms control, including nuclear testing bans + and non-proliferation, and his advocacy related to energy policy. Documents range + from correspondence, to relevant articles and papers, to copies of speeches and + talks, to material from advocacy organizations of which Bethe was a member.
Contains Bethe’s policy work on energy. (For his research and consulting +
Contains Bethe’s policy work on energy. (For his research and consulting
related to nuclear energy, please see the consulting series). It consists
mostly of advocacy for nuclear energy as a solution to U.S. energy needs, but
also includes material on nuclear waste disposal, the energy crisis of the
- 1970’s, alternative energies and cold fusion. It also includes records
+ 1970’s, alternative energies and cold fusion. It also includes records
pertaining to advocacy organizations of which Bethe was a member, most
significantly Americans for Energy Independence (known originally as AEI and
later as AFEI) and Scientists for Enlightenment on Nuclear Sources of Energy
@@ -21478,11 +21524,11 @@
Documents related to Bethe’s work on nuclear test bans, arms control and
+ Documents related to Bethe’s work on nuclear test bans, arms control and
anti-proliferation treaties. It includes material from organizations such as
- the Federation of American scientists (FAS); Bethe’s relevant op-eds, papers,
- talks and congressional testimony; articles by others; and material on the
- Soviet Union and Soviet scientists that relates to arms control. It also
+ the Federation of American scientists (FAS); Bethe’s relevant op-eds,
+ papers, talks and congressional testimony; articles by others; and material on
+ the Soviet Union and Soviet scientists that relates to arms control. It also
contains material on SDI (Star Wars), the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT),
SALT II and other policies, treaties and documents. Material for Bethe’s outside consulting work on weapons and other topics.
+ Material for Bethe’s outside consulting work on weapons and other topics.
Contracts, expense accounts, etc. This subseries contains Bethe’s consulting and research work on energy.
+ This subseries contains Bethe’s consulting and research work on energy.
Specifically, it includes correspondence, research, reports and papers related
- to Bethe’s consulting for the nuclear energy industry. It includes material
- regarding Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), Oak Ridge National Lab, Avco,
- Argonne National Laboratory (ANL), and other institutions. Topics include
- reactor safety, Fission-Fusion reactors, fusion hybrids, Breeder reactors
- (LMFBR), Mirror fusion, Laser isotope separation (LIS), Integral Fast Reactors
- (IFR), Radkowsky Thorium Fuel/Reactor (RTR), Three-Mile Island (TMI), Operation
- Fishbowl.and the Nuclear Energy for the Propulsion of Aircraft (NEPA) project.
-
Material relevant to Bethe’s role as a member of the Cornell University faculty - and Physics Department. Includes correspondence and memoranda, notes and +
Material relevant to Bethe’s role as a member of the Cornell University + faculty and Physics Department. Includes correspondence and memoranda, notes and clippings.
Records related to Cornell University, the faculty, and Bethe’s participation - in both. Includes memoranda and clippings. Clipping topics range from Bethe - himself, to events at Cornell and/or in the Ithaca Community, such as the Great - Pumpkin Prank of 1997. Includes material on the student take-over of the - Willard Straight Student Union in 1969.
+Records related to Cornell University, the faculty, and Bethe’s + participation in both. Includes memoranda and clippings. Clipping topics range + from Bethe himself, to events at Cornell and/or in the Ithaca Community, such + as the Great Pumpkin Prank of 1997. Includes material on the student take-over + of the Willard Straight Student Union in 1969.
Records reflecting Bethe’s role as a member of the physics faculty. Includes - material from courses Bethe taught at Cornell, including lecture notes and - problems/exam questions. Also includes information on Cornell’s Newman Lab. -
+Records reflecting Bethe’s role as a member of the physics faculty. + Includes material from courses Bethe taught at Cornell, including lecture notes + and problems/exam questions. Also includes information on Cornell’s + Newman Lab.
These files are labeled with the name of a person or of a topic, such as - "Canadian Conference (Natl. Research Council).” They are ordered + "Canadian Conference (Natl. Research Council).” They are ordered alphabetically.
These files are labeled with a letter, such as “A,” and include correspondence - from people whose names begin with A, or on subjects that begin with A. They - are arranged alphabetically by last name.
+These files are labeled with a letter, such as “A,” and include + correspondence from people whose names begin with A, or on subjects that begin + with A. They are arranged alphabetically by last name.
Material acquired later from Bethe's secretary Velma Ray. Mostly 1987. Includes letter from Governor Mario Cuomo inviting Bethe to become a member of the New York State Scientific Advisory Committee on siting the Superconducting Supercollider (SSC).
Material acquired later from Bethe's secretary Velma Ray. Mostly 1987. + Includes letter from Governor Mario Cuomo inviting Bethe to become a member + of the New York State Scientific Advisory Committee on siting the + Superconducting Supercollider (SSC).
+Many folders contain articles and notes as well
Many folders contain articles and notes as well
+Mixed correspondence originally filed together, some of which is filed by
letter (see above), and some by name/topic. All files are arranged
@@ -30116,35 +30186,40 @@
At various times, Bethe collected documents related to the history of science and of physics, including events in which he participated, such as the development of the Atomic Bomb. This material was gathered after the events, rather than as they - were unfolding. Files include articles on and obituaries for Bethe’s physicist - colleagues, some of which Bethe wrote, and includes photocopies of old documents - sent to Bethe, such as his earlier correspondence with figures such as P.P. Ewald. - Especially numerous are the interviews and material in conjunction with the - anniversaries of Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Also includes several drafts and papers - on the history of physics by Sam Schweber. This series includes articles and - papers, photocopies of old documents, oral history transcripts, and + were unfolding. Files include articles on and obituaries for Bethe’s + physicist colleagues, some of which Bethe wrote, and includes photocopies of old + documents sent to Bethe, such as his earlier correspondence with figures such as + P.P. Ewald. Especially numerous are the interviews and material in conjunction + with the anniversaries of Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Also includes several drafts and + papers on the history of physics by Sam Schweber. This series includes articles + and papers, photocopies of old documents, oral history transcripts, and correspondence.
Includes photocopies of notes from Bethe provided by Silvan Schweber on the
- 1947 Shelter Island conference. See
-Meeting minutes discussing possible targets for "Little Boy" and "Fat Man", bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
-Meeting minutes discussing possible targets for "Little Boy" and "Fat Man", + bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
+See
See
Including Jacob Javits, Hubert Humphrey, Adlai Stevenson, Dwight Eisenhower, and Oppenheimer
Including Jacob Javits, Hubert Humphrey, Adlai Stevenson, Dwight Eisenhower, + and Oppenheimer
+Kept in wooden box in the Dept. of Physics in Clark Hall
Data obtained with NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and processed by John Bahcall, David Saxe and Donald Schneider
+Data obtained with NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and processed by John Bahcall, + David Saxe and Donald Schneider
Compliments of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi"
LINK TO THE SERIES LIST FOR SECOND PORTION OF THE
- COLLECTION LINK TO THE START OF THE BOX LIST FOR FIRST PORTION OF THE
- COLLECTION LINK TO THE START OF THE BOX LIST FOR SECOND PORTION OF THE
- COLLECTION See also Internet-First University Press Collection, #6746, for more DVDs.
- Hans Bethe papers, #14-22-976. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell
- University Library.
+ LINK TO THE SERIES LIST FOR SECOND PORTION OF THE + COLLECTION +
++ LINK TO THE START OF THE BOX LIST FOR FIRST PORTION OF THE + COLLECTION +
++ LINK TO THE START OF THE BOX LIST FOR SECOND PORTION OF THE + COLLECTION +
+See also Internet-First University Press Collection, #6746, for more DVDs.
+
+
Hans Bethe papers, #14-22-976. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
+92 volumes containing information on gifts donated to the Cornell University Libraries.
+92 volumes containing information on gifts donated to the Cornell University + Libraries.
Arranged chronologically.
@@ -575,7 +591,13 @@ Fax: (607) 255-9524Cornell University Libraries Records of Gifts, #13-3-986. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Cornell University Libraries Records of Gifts, #13-3-986. Division of Rare and + Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
++
+
-
Includes annual reports, monthly reports, bulletins, plans of work, field notes, slides of Cornell campus and activities, radio talks, publications, photographs, committee records, drawings, subject files, and other materials of the Cornell University Department of Natural Resources, formerly the Conservation Department. Also, 1939 report on land use in Arnot Forest and slides and photographs used in a 1983 master's thesis by Wayne Hartz.
+Includes annual reports, monthly reports, bulletins, plans of work, field notes, slides + of Cornell campus and activities, radio talks, publications, photographs, committee + records, drawings, subject files, and other materials of the Cornell University + Department of Natural Resources, formerly the Conservation Department. Also, 1939 report + on land use in Arnot Forest and slides and photographs used in a 1983 master's thesis by + Wayne Hartz.
Cornell University Department of Natural Resources records, #21-18-991. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Cornell University Department of Natural Resources records, #21-18-991. Division of Rare + and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
+
-
Biannual conversations with adults and children eight and older, - individually and in family groups, in a panel of thirty-three New York and Iowa - farm families concerning how the occupation of farming is organized and - conducted. Topics include activities of family members and employees, daily and - weekly, by season; aspirations, expectations, and responsibilities attributed - to the self, other family members, and employees; obtaining and evaluating - information; extent of involvement in decisions attributed to self, other - family members, and employees; conflict between generations in the family and - its resolution; reproducing the stem family; establishing and maintaining - boundaries between in-laws and stem family, between family and outsiders, and - between rural and urban culture; conflict between rural and urban culture; - connections and barriers between production and family within occupation; means - for evaluation in production and family sectors; mate selection; determining - priorities; meaning of work, labor, tasks, chores, and recreation; task - differentiation by gender; using and compensating hired and family labor; - reserve labor; programs and forms of emotional and financial support; capital - formation; credit; sources of income; marketing farm commodities; land use and - conservation; record keeping; adoption and use of production and household - technology; apprenticeship education; and values attached to consumption.
-Other topics discussed are the form, timing, and quantity of rewards - to family members and employees; distinction between ownership and control of - farm resources; religious participation; farm maintenance; soil conservation; - formal and informal training; dairy farming; poultry farming; apple production; - 4-H clubs; farm organizations; U.S. agricultural colleges; the United States - Department of Agriculture; Cooperative Extension; and related topics.
-Also includes "The Game," with playing board, markers, cards, money, - and rules, used in facilitating interviews, January, 1971; and files of Gould - P. Colman including drafts of case studies, memos to project leaders, memos to - farm family participants, planning exercises, checklists, and other papers, - 1974-1982.
-Biannual conversations with adults and children eight and older, individually and in family + groups, in a panel of thirty-three New York and Iowa farm families concerning how the + occupation of farming is organized and conducted. Topics include activities of family + members and employees, daily and weekly, by season; aspirations, expectations, and + responsibilities attributed to the self, other family members, and employees; obtaining and + evaluating information; extent of involvement in decisions attributed to self, other family + members, and employees; conflict between generations in the family and its resolution; + reproducing the stem family; establishing and maintaining boundaries between in-laws and + stem family, between family and outsiders, and between rural and urban culture; conflict + between rural and urban culture; connections and barriers between production and family + within occupation; means for evaluation in production and family sectors; mate selection; + determining priorities; meaning of work, labor, tasks, chores, and recreation; task + differentiation by gender; using and compensating hired and family labor; reserve labor; + programs and forms of emotional and financial support; capital formation; credit; sources of + income; marketing farm commodities; land use and conservation; record keeping; adoption and + use of production and household technology; apprenticeship education; and values attached to + consumption.
+Other topics discussed are the form, timing, and quantity of rewards to family members and + employees; distinction between ownership and control of farm resources; religious + participation; farm maintenance; soil conservation; formal and informal training; dairy + farming; poultry farming; apple production; 4-H clubs; farm organizations; U.S. agricultural + colleges; the United States Department of Agriculture; Cooperative Extension; and related + topics.
+Also includes "The Game," with playing board, markers, cards, money, and rules, used in + facilitating interviews, January, 1971; and files of Gould P. Colman including drafts of + case studies, memos to project leaders, memos to farm family participants, planning + exercises, checklists, and other papers, 1974-1982.
+Access restricted.
-Use restricted.
-Farm Family Decision Making Project oral histories and records, - #13-6-1230. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University - Library.
-Access restricted.
+Use restricted.
+Farm Family Decision Making Project oral histories and records, #13-6-1230. Division of + Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
+Includes design problems, 1922-1954.
Includes Baird Prize competition "Place Plate" artwork from Design 112, February 1932.
The winning design (not included) was used by the Wedgwood Company for a set of twelve
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Miesuse is a design research project developed in collaboration with a team of architecture students at Cornell University between January and May 2006. The project is part of an investigation on techniques of formal production in architecture, and it seeks to establish lines of continuity and transformation on the basis of spatial concepts developed by Mies van der Rohe during the period 1920-1945. Miesuse is a design research project developed in collaboration with a team of
+ architecture students at Cornell University between January and May 2006. The
+ project is part of an investigation on techniques of formal production in
+ architecture, and it seeks to establish lines of continuity and transformation
+ on the basis of spatial concepts developed by Mies van der Rohe during the
+ period 1920-1945.
-
+ Cornell University College of Architecture, Art and Planning student projects,
- #15-5-1416. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University
- Library.
@@ -317,16 +328,47 @@
Cornell University College of Architecture, Art and Planning student projects, + #15-5-1416. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
++
+
-
Howard Scott Liddell, 1895-1962, was professor of psychology and psychobiology and founded and directed the Behavior Farm Laboratory at Cornell University. Following Liddell's death, the lab was renamed the Liddell Laboratory of Comparative and Physiological Psychology.
+Howard Scott Liddell, 1895-1962, was professor of psychology and psychobiology and + founded and directed the Behavior Farm Laboratory at Cornell University. Following + Liddell's death, the lab was renamed the Liddell Laboratory of Comparative and + Physiological Psychology.
Personal papers include school notebooks, 1920's, and miscellany. Professional papers include correspondence, acknowledgements, recommendations for students, Department of Psychology and Behavior Farm Laboratory correspondence; conference and lecture notes, manuscripts, programs, and memos, 1952-1963; student notes, rollbooks, and course materials; research notebooks and files, ca. 1930-1959; Department of Psychology financial files, 1926-1963, and subject files on topics including the Behavior Farm, equipment, and procedures; manuscripts and printed materials include reprints by Liddell and other authors; also visual materials such as photograph albums, diagrams, glass slides and negatives, and movie film dealing with pig, sheep, dog, and goat experiments at the Behavior Farm. Correspondents include the American Russian Institute, American Society for Research in Psychosomatic - - Problems, Association for Advancement of Psychoanalysis, W. Horsley Gantt, A. U. Moore, Leon J. Saul, J. Paul Scott, graduate students, publishers, and other scientists and psychologists.
+Personal papers include school notebooks, 1920's, and miscellany. Professional papers + include correspondence, acknowledgements, recommendations for students, Department of + Psychology and Behavior Farm Laboratory correspondence; conference and lecture notes, + manuscripts, programs, and memos, 1952-1963; student notes, rollbooks, and course + materials; research notebooks and files, ca. 1930-1959; Department of Psychology + financial files, 1926-1963, and subject files on topics including the Behavior Farm, + equipment, and procedures; manuscripts and printed materials include reprints by Liddell + and other authors; also visual materials such as photograph albums, diagrams, glass + slides and negatives, and movie film dealing with pig, sheep, dog, and goat experiments + at the Behavior Farm. Correspondents include the American Russian Institute, American + Society for Research in Psychosomatic Problems, Association for Advancement of + Psychoanalysis, W. Horsley Gantt, A. U. Moore, Leon J. Saul, J. Paul Scott, graduate + students, publishers, and other scientists and psychologists.
Howard S. Liddell Papers, #14-23-1466. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Howard S. Liddell Papers, #14-23-1466. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+Also, the College of Agriculture Advisory Council, the Cornell University Division of
Biological Sciences, the College of Agriculture Television Project, student dissent and
protest, McDonald Farms, Uihlein Farms, and the Miner Institute, agricultural research
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Forms part of the Eastern Wine and Grape Archive. (EWGA) Not all the material in the collection is covered by this guide. In part, restricted to permission of the office of origin. Charles E. Palm papers, #21-2-1478. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections,
- Cornell University Library.
Forms part of the Eastern Wine and Grape Archive. (EWGA)
+Not all the material in the collection is covered by this guide.
+In part, restricted to permission of the office of origin.
+Charles E. Palm papers, #21-2-1478. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
+Also, studies of community and organizational leadership, Waterville (1946); rural community development, Schuyler Co. (1947, 1957), Richfield Springs, Otsego Co., Van Hornesville, Herkimer Co. (1948, 1958); community voluntary organizations, Odessa - Central School District, Schuyler Co. (1948); participation and attitudes of rural - young people, Odessa School District (1948); the provision and use of health - services in rural New York, Cortland and Otsego Counties (1949-50), 1957-58, 1960), - Chautauqua and Livingston Counties (1950-51, 1958-60), Clinton and Ulster Counties - (1951-52, 1959-60); farmers' knowledge of, participation in, and and suggestions - concerning agricultural programs (1951); social change in a rural community, - Brooktondale and Slaterville Springs, Tompkins Co. (1951); personal adjustment of - residents in homes for the aged, Ithaca, Tompkins Co., Oxford, Chenango Co., and Red - Hook, Dutchess Co. (1951); social change, Marathon, Cortland Co. (1954); dairy farm - practice adoption, Richfield Springs and Van Hornesville (1956); study of - organizations, Odessa School District and Richfield Springs School District - (1957-58); attitudes of rural high school students toward occupations, Odessa, - Richfield Springs, Van Hornesville, and Trumansburg Central Schools (1958); - migration plans of high school seniors, St. Lawrence Co. (1962); social analysis of - Southold, Southold Township, Long Island, N.Y. (1964); and a New York State farm + Central School District, Schuyler Co. (1948); participation and attitudes of rural young + people, Odessa School District (1948); the provision and use of health services in rural + New York, Cortland and Otsego Counties (1949-50), 1957-58, 1960), Chautauqua and + Livingston Counties (1950-51, 1958-60), Clinton and Ulster Counties (1951-52, 1959-60); + farmers' knowledge of, participation in, and and suggestions concerning agricultural + programs (1951); social change in a rural community, Brooktondale and Slaterville + Springs, Tompkins Co. (1951); personal adjustment of residents in homes for the aged, + Ithaca, Tompkins Co., Oxford, Chenango Co., and Red Hook, Dutchess Co. (1951); social + change, Marathon, Cortland Co. (1954); dairy farm practice adoption, Richfield Springs + and Van Hornesville (1956); study of organizations, Odessa School District and Richfield + Springs School District (1957-58); attitudes of rural high school students toward + occupations, Odessa, Richfield Springs, Van Hornesville, and Trumansburg Central Schools + (1958); migration plans of high school seniors, St. Lawrence Co. (1962); social analysis + of Southold, Southold Township, Long Island, N.Y. (1964); and a New York State farm labor study (1966).
Listing of publications and theses based upon these records is available.
@@ -216,197 +223,706 @@Survey records restricted to permission of the Archivist. Original investigator shall - have unrestricted access to and use of records.
-Individual survey respondents are not to be named.
-New York State College of Agriculture. Dept. of Rural Sociology surveys, #21-33-1485. - Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Survey records restricted to permission of the Archivist. Original investigator shall + have unrestricted access to and use of records.
+Individual survey respondents are not to be named.
+New York State College of Agriculture. Dept. of Rural Sociology surveys, #21-33-1485. + Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
+Collection consists primarily of manuscript material for Bradley's book on the history of the Cornell Alumni Association, 1972; Cornell photographs, glass lantern slides, printed matter, clippings, scrapbooks, broadsides, and other Cornelliana; tape recordings and transcripts of former members of the Alumni Office staff, including Foster Coffin, Emmet Murphy, Ray Ashbery, Max Schmitt, Olive N. Snyder, Herman Krauss, Frances Egan, Walter K. Nield, Ho Ballou, Howard Stevenson, and Willard Kiggins; historical data concerning Cornell organizations including Quill and Dagger, Alpha Delta Phi, Cornell Alumni Fund, Cornell University Council, and Cornell Clubs of New York, New England, and Chicago; track team programs, correspondence, and travel information; personal correspondence; -
Collection consists primarily of manuscript material for Bradley's book on the history + of the Cornell Alumni Association, 1972; Cornell photographs, glass lantern slides, + printed matter, clippings, scrapbooks, broadsides, and other Cornelliana; tape + recordings and transcripts of former members of the Alumni Office staff, including + Foster Coffin, Emmet Murphy, Ray Ashbery, Max Schmitt, Olive N. Snyder, Herman Krauss, + Frances Egan, Walter K. Nield, Ho Ballou, Howard Stevenson, and Willard Kiggins; + historical data concerning Cornell organizations including Quill and Dagger, Alpha Delta + Phi, Cornell Alumni Fund, Cornell University Council, and Cornell Clubs of New York, New + England, and Chicago; track team programs, correspondence, and travel information; + personal correspondence;
Includes collection 4-2-1364.
@@ -968,7 +997,8 @@ Fax: (607) 255-9524Hunt Bradley papers, #41-2-1550. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Hunt Bradley papers, #41-2-1550. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
+- +
+
Frederick Campion Steward, a botanist and plant physiologist, was an assistant lecturer at the University of Leeds; did research at the University of Rochester; was a Rockefeller Fellow at the University of California at Berkeley and Cornell University; and later, as a professor at Cornell, was instrumental in the development of the Biological Sciences Division of the New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University.
+Frederick Campion Steward, a botanist and plant physiologist, was an assistant lecturer + at the University of Leeds; did research at the University of Rochester; was a + Rockefeller Fellow at the University of California at Berkeley and Cornell University; + and later, as a professor at Cornell, was instrumental in the development of the + Biological Sciences Division of the New York State College of Agriculture and Life + Sciences at Cornell University.
Collection includes papers documenting Steward's research work at the University of Rochester and its funding through industry and foundations; course lists and other material relating to botany and plant physiology; student and staff files; reprints and research reports; correspondence; papers concerning invitational lectures, Steward's activities involving the development of the Biological Division at Cornell University, and his interest in creating - controlled environments for plant cultivation and experimentation at Cornell; Corson Committee materials; records pertaining to the National Cancer Institute and the National Institutes of Health; and other papers of Frederick Campion Steward, including audiotape interviews. Includes transcript of an oral memoir (1985) made at the request of Abraham D. Krikorian.
+Collection includes papers documenting Steward's research work at the University of + Rochester and its funding through industry and foundations; course lists and other + material relating to botany and plant physiology; student and staff files; reprints and + research reports; correspondence; papers concerning invitational lectures, Steward's + activities involving the development of the Biological Division at Cornell University, + and his interest in creating controlled environments for plant cultivation and + experimentation at Cornell; Corson Committee materials; records pertaining to the + National Cancer Institute and the National Institutes of Health; and other papers of + Frederick Campion Steward, including audiotape interviews. Includes transcript of an + oral memoir (1985) made at the request of Abraham D. Krikorian.
Access restricted
Access restricted
+Access restricted
Access restricted
+In part, restricted to permission of donor or Archivist.
-Frederick C. Steward papers, #53-2-1592. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-In part, restricted to permission of donor or Archivist.
+Frederick C. Steward papers, #53-2-1592. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
++
+
-
Correspondence, manuscripts, and reports relating to the development of an architecture and regional planning program at the University of Puerto Rico and to Kelly's visit to observe the planning and architecture programs at the University Del Valle in Colombia; file on the planning of a Cornell art museum, 1959-1968; report of the Centennial Planning Committee, 1960-1961, including material on the size of the University. Also, bibliographic cards on construction techniques.
-Additional records include speeches, lesson plans, consulting project and subject files, concerning Burnham Kelly's career as Dean of the College of Architecture, Art and Planning, 1960-1971.
+Correspondence, manuscripts, and reports relating to the development of an architecture + and regional planning program at the University of Puerto Rico and to Kelly's visit to + observe the planning and architecture programs at the University Del Valle in Colombia; + file on the planning of a Cornell art museum, 1959-1968; report of the Centennial + Planning Committee, 1960-1961, including material on the size of the University. Also, + bibliographic cards on construction techniques.
+Additional records include speeches, lesson plans, consulting project and subject files, + concerning Burnham Kelly's career as Dean of the College of Architecture, Art and + Planning, 1960-1971.
Burnham Kelly Papers, #15-1-1633. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Burnham Kelly Papers, #15-1-1633. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
+
-
+
James Bradley was born in West Chester, Pennsylvania in 1884. He showed an early interest in natural history, especially insects, and published his first scientific paper at age 15. He obtained degrees at Cornell University (A.B. 1906, Ph.D. 1910) and the University of California (M.S. 1907). He served as an assistant professor of entomology at Cornell, 1911-1920, and professor and curator of invertebrate zoology, 1920-1952. As a field biology, Bradley joined or led several expeditions ranging from Canada to South America, including the joint Cornell-Harvard transcontinental motor car trip in 1917. He co-authored -
James Bradley was born in West Chester, Pennsylvania in 1884. He showed an early + interest in natural history, especially insects, and published his first scientific + paper at age 15. He obtained degrees at Cornell University (A.B. 1906, Ph.D. 1910) and + the University of California (M.S. 1907). He served as an assistant professor of + entomology at Cornell, 1911-1920, and professor and curator of invertebrate zoology, + 1920-1952. As a field biology, Bradley joined or led several expeditions ranging from + Canada to South America, including the joint Cornell-Harvard transcontinental motor car + trip in 1917. He co-authored
Includes Bradley's -
Includes Bradley's
James C. Bradley papers, #21-23-1717. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-James C. Bradley papers, #21-23-1717. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+
Collection includes reports; letter; station log (1948-1951); minutes of the Cornell Radio Guild, Inc. (1971); Board minutes (1968); published Program Guides (1959-1965); and other - materials pertaining to Cornell radio station WVBR and its shows, including Bound For Glory with Phil Shapiro.
+ materials pertaining to Cornell radio station WVBR and its shows, including Bound For Glory + with Phil Shapiro.See also collection #37-7-m.1055 for audio and transcript of the 1952 student raid of WVBR; - Robert A. Mayers WVBR - Live Audio, #35-9-3768; and Ted Osborn, WVBR Records, - #35-9-3512. Also Bound for Glory records, #35-9-4277.
+ Robert A. Mayers WVBR - Live Audio, #35-9-3768; and Ted Osborn, WVBR Records, #35-9-3512. + Also Bound for Glory records, #35-9-4277.Includes audio broadcast of the event on LP and CD. See also Deane W. Malott Papers, #3-9-651.
See finding aid here:
See finding aid here:
Includes audio broadcast of the event on LP and CD. See also Deane W. Malott Papers, + #3-9-651.
+See finding aid here:
See finding aid here:
WVBR records, #35-9-1739. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University - Library.
-WVBR records, #35-9-1739. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University + Library.
+
Includes correspondence and printed material relating to the formation of the Oral History Association and the conduct of oral history colloquia; correspondence related to the Oral History Program at Cornell University, directed by Gould P. Colman; projects undertaken or proposed; financial records; payrolls; travel records; records relating to the Sarah Diamant film project; and seminars, talks, and papers on oral history by Colman.
+Includes correspondence and printed material relating to the formation of the Oral + History Association and the conduct of oral history colloquia; correspondence related to + the Oral History Program at Cornell University, directed by Gould P. Colman; projects + undertaken or proposed; financial records; payrolls; travel records; records relating to + the Sarah Diamant film project; and seminars, talks, and papers on oral history by + Colman.
Correspondents include Katherine Taylor, Gould Colman, William Gragg, others.
Correspondents include Katherine Taylor, Gould Colman, William Gragg, others.
+Cornell Oral History Program records, #13-6-1747. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-See also Cornell University. Oral History Program records, #13-6-1394.
-Cornell Oral History Program records, #13-6-1747. Division of Rare and Manuscript + Collections, Cornell University Library.
+See also Cornell University. Oral History Program records, #13-6-1394.
+11 volumes of correspondence, administrative records, and statistics of the Cornell University Graduate School; also, announcements, speeches, reports, catalogs, applications, minutes, department self studies, program reviews, and external - reports. Includes Graduate School annual reports for 1922 and 1952/1953-1986/1987 as well as - 2001/2002-2002/2003. The report for 1922 is titled "Problems of the Graduate School: an informal report by the Dean, to the members of the faculty"; it was conceived of as a supplement to the annual Dean's report to the President.
+ reports. Includes Graduate School annual reports for 1922 and 1952/1953-1986/1987 as + well as 2001/2002-2002/2003. The report for 1922 is titled "Problems of the Graduate + School: an informal report by the Dean, to the members of the faculty"; it was + conceived of as a supplement to the annual Dean's report to the President.Cornell University Graduate School records, #12-1-1776. Division of Rare and - Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Restricted to permission of the office of origin.
-Cornell University Graduate School records, #12-1-1776. Division of Rare and + Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
+Restricted to permission of the office of origin.
+
-
Professor of rural sociology (retired), New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University.
+Professor of rural sociology (retired), New York State College of Agriculture and Life + Sciences, Cornell University.
Cornell University Ph.D. 1938.
Includes Department of Rural Sociology annual reports to the dean and budget records, 1918-1946; department research and extension reports; Larson's correspondence as head of the department, 1957-1966 and later correspondence; records of University committees chaired by Larson; material relating to the Rural Sociological Society; department historical material; and other papers of Olaf Frederick Larson.
-Also, York Migrant Agricultural Working Studies(1957-1959); New York Community Study records (1924, 1930, 1936, 1974); other community studies; and files on the Northeast Regional Center for Rural Development (1972-1975).
+Includes Department of Rural Sociology annual reports to the dean and budget records, + 1918-1946; department research and extension reports; Larson's correspondence as head of + the department, 1957-1966 and later correspondence; records of University committees + chaired by Larson; material relating to the Rural Sociological Society; department + historical material; and other papers of Olaf Frederick Larson.
+Also, York Migrant Agricultural Working Studies(1957-1959); New York Community Study + records (1924, 1930, 1936, 1974); other community studies; and files on the Northeast + Regional Center for Rural Development (1972-1975).
Survey schedules completed for each of 13 New York communities in 1924, 1930, 1936, and 1974. The first three studies were made as part of a national sample of 140 American agricultural villages, the first by the Institute of Social and Religious Research, the second by the Institute in cooperation with President Hoover's Research Committee on social trends, and the third by the Columbia University Council for Research in the Social Sciences in cooperation with the Division of Farm Population and Rural Life, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture. The fourth was made by Joseph L. Richardson, a graduate student in rural sociology, and Olaf Larson.
+Survey schedules completed for each of 13 New York communities in 1924, 1930, + 1936, and 1974. The first three studies were made as part of a national sample of + 140 American agricultural villages, the first by the Institute of Social and + Religious Research, the second by the Institute in cooperation with President + Hoover's Research Committee on social trends, and the third by the Columbia + University Council for Research in the Social Sciences in cooperation with the + Division of Farm Population and Rural Life, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. + Department of Agriculture. The fourth was made by Joseph L. Richardson, a graduate + student in rural sociology, and Olaf Larson.
The Northeast Regional Center for Rural Development was established in 1972 under the Rural Development Act of 1972. It was located at Cornell by action of the agricultural experiment station directors and the extension directors of the 12 Northeastern states. It was one of four such centers in the United States. Olaf Larson was the Director during 1972-75. The material pertains to the work of the Center, its Board of Directors, its Technical Committee, and the special committees during his tenure. The files of Nyle Brady, Director of the CUAES at the time and chair of the Board of Directors, and the file of David Call, Director of Cooperative Extension at Cornell at the time, may also include material relating to the Center. A few years ago the Center was relocated to the Pennsylvania State University where it continues to be active.
+The Northeast Regional Center for Rural Development was established in 1972 under + the Rural Development Act of 1972. It was located at Cornell by action of the + agricultural experiment station directors and the extension directors of the 12 + Northeastern states. It was one of four such centers in the United States. Olaf + Larson was the Director during 1972-75. The material pertains to the work of the + Center, its Board of Directors, its Technical Committee, and the special + committees during his tenure. The files of Nyle Brady, Director of the CUAES at + the time and chair of the Board of Directors, and the file of David Call, Director + of Cooperative Extension at Cornell at the time, may also include material + relating to the Center. A few years ago the Center was relocated to the + Pennsylvania State University where it continues to be active.
Olaf Larson papers, #21-33-1791. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Olaf Larson papers, #21-33-1791. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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+
President of Cornell University from 1977-1995.
-Correspondence, reports, subject files, background material, - photographs, transcripts and drafts of speeches, and other records relating to - Rhodes' Presidency of Cornell University; papers consist of the routine - administrative operation of the University; chief concerns include the - University's financial development and alumni relations; relations between the - University and research corporations and science foundations; the - administration of colleges and units relating principally to programs, - personnel, and academic matters; and the social role of the President. The - papers include the records of the Office of the Provost.
-Topics of concern include the restructuring of the University's - administrative and academic units; relations with the Board of Trustees; - construction and development of facilities and buildings; student deportment - and political activism, chiefly concerning South African divestment and Latino - issues; affirmative action and minority affairs; academic freedom; employee - benefits; the visit to the campus of the Dalai Lama and Chinese President Lee - Teng-Hui; community relations; the Cornell University Medical College; and - athletics, Title IX, and gender equity.
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Malott, Deane W.; Kiplinger, Austin H.
-Rhodes' Christmas letter, December 1977.
-Science Symposium, West Germany.
-National politics.
-Whitlock, John H.
-Cornell, Hollis E.
-Holland, Jerome H.
-Ammons, A. R.
-Sagan, Carl; White, E. B.; Lurie, Alison; King, Joseph P.; - Lowi, Theodore J.
-Bronfenbrenner, Urie; McHugh, Matthew F. Kellogg Foundation; - Lilly Endowment; Community relations; Cornell Medal.
-Sagan, Carl.
-Newbury, George A.; Olin, John M.; Collyer, John L.; - Rebmann, G. Ruhland.
-Synchrotron.
-Sagan, Carl.
-Purcell, Robert W.
-Telluride Association.
-Brodeur, Arthur W.; Malott, Deane W.; George Junior - Republic.
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Barlow, Robert; Research issues; Tuition policy; Title IX; - federal relations.
-Barlow, Robert; Mail system; Research issues.
-Herbster, William G.; Title IX.
-Herbster, William G.; Performance appraisals.
-Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Employee relations; - Performance appraisals.
-Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Personnel data - system; Employee relations; Affirmative action.
-Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich.
-Herbster, William G.; Knapp, David C.; McConnell study; - Affirmative action; Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship Plan;.
-Knapp, David C.; Thomas, G.S.;
-Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Lawrence, Samuel - A.;
-Gurowitz, William D.; Herbster, William G.; Affirmative - Action Advisory Board;; Affirmative action; Employee relations.
-Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Minimum wage; - Affirmative action; Holidays.
-Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Knapp, David C.; - Kammen, Michael; Performance appraisals.
-Schultz, Richard; Council of Ivy Group Presidents; Athletic - recruiting and admission standards; Schoellkopf Hall; Title IX.
-Schultz, Richard; Holland, Joseph; Robison, Ellis H.; - National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); House Sub-committee on - Oversight and Investigations; Minority students at Cornell; Athletic recruiting - and admission standards; Buckley Amendment; Title IX; Schoellkopf Hall; Donor - relations.
-Schultz, Richard; Holland, Joseph; Robison, Ellis H.; - Minority students at Cornell; Schoellkopf Hall; Donor relations.
-Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); - Council of Ivy Group Presidents; House Sub-committee on Oversight and - Investigations; University of Nevada. Antitrust laws.
-Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Minimum wage.
-Herbster, William G.; Knapp, David C.
-Stamp, Neal R.; Carey, Hugh L.; Cornell Gay Liberation; - Not-for-profit corporation law; SUNY; Gay rights; Sexual discrimination; - Suicide; Campus bridge safety.
-Stamp, Neal R.; Lake, Charles W.; Cooke, Constance E.; Muka, - Betty O.; Kram, Daniel; Trustee elections; Chapter 747; University bylaws; - Reverse discrimination; Suicide; Campus bridge safety.
-Lawrence, Samuel A.; Tuition policy; Quarterly Financial - Review; Administrative Council.
-Kiplinger, Austin H.; Noyes, Jansen; Tuition policy.
-Lawrence, Samuel A.; Herbster, William G.; Whitlock, John - H.
-Lawrence, Samuel A.; Knapp, David C.; Cornell University - Medical College.
-Lawrence, Samuel A.; Knapp, David C.
-Ostrom, John S.; Lawrence, Samuel A.; Herbster, William G.; - Knapp, David C.
-Ostrom, John S.; Financial legislation.
-Stewart, Ian R.
-Knapp, David C.
-Knapp, David C.; Herbster, William G.;
-Knapp, David C.; -
-
Lawrence, Samuel A.; Herbster, William G.; Knapp, David C.; - Synchrotron.
-Bucklin, George.
-Ostrom, John S.
-Horn, Robert T.; Dormitory Authority of the State of New - York.
-Gurowitz, William D.; South African investment; Campus - governance; Coalition for Humanism; Student mental health; Suicide; Fall - Break.
-Center for Religion, Ethics and Social Policy (CRESP).
-Conference Policy Committee; Debt collection.
-Meyer, Elmer.
-Gurowitz, William D. Risley Residential College.
-Gurowitz, William D.; McHugh, Matthew F.; Psi Upsilon - fraternity; Housing and Urban Development; Program houses; student housing - shortage.
-Perkins, James A.
-Gurowitz, William D.; Parking.
-Parking.
-Jones, W. D.; Campus disruptions; inclement weather.
-Gurowitz, William D.; Knapp, David C.; Hoffman, Roald; - Inclement weather.
-Parking.
-Ley, Allyn B.; Gurowitz, William D.; Racker, Efraim; - Suicide; Gannett Health Center.
-Gurowitz, William D.; Student mental health; Suicide.
-Ley, Allyn B.; Nissenson, Leonard. Suicide; Gannett Health - Center.
-Desch, Noel; Matyas, Robert M.; Farrell, Robert T.; Fall - Creek Hydrogenerating facility.
-Herbster, William G.; Knapp, David C.; Kammen, Michael; Fall - Creek Hydrogenerating facility.
-McHugh, Matthew F.
-Cornell Club of New York; Tompkins County Airport; Sutton - Terrace Apartments.
-McHugh, Matthew F.; Kahn, Alfred E.
-Llenroc.
-Ramin, Richard M.; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt; Affirmative - action; Staff directory.
-Sherman, Marie Antoinette Brown; University of Liberia; - Willard Straight Hall takeover.
-Sagan, Carl; White, E. B.; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt; - Saperston, Alfred M.; Affirmative action; Pulitzer Prize.
-Saperston, Alfred M.
-Corson, Dale R.; Cornell medal.
-Elm tree crisis.
-Reunion.
-Saperston, Alfred M.; Sauer, William K.; Eddy, Donald; - Calspan (Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory); Department of Rare Books; - Divestment; Student protests.
-Uris, Harold D.; Johnson, Herbert F.; Olin, Spencer T.; - Clark, Hays; Schoales, Dudley N.
-Knight, John S.
-Seeley G. Mudd Fund.
-Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO).
-Tompkins County Area Development Company.
-Holland, Jerome H.
-Student protests.
-Corson, Dale R. Taiwanese relations.
-Ramin, Richard M.
-Hardin, George D.; Noll, Marie Underhill; Johnson, Belton - Kleberg; Silbert, Joseph.
-Li, Shu-Tien; Hales, Battle; World Open University Graduate - School; Snee endowment.
-Hertzberg, Benjamin; Hertzberg, Lillian; Neurobiology and - Behavior building; Uihlein Meristem facility.
-Hertzberg, Benjamin; Hertzberg, Lillian; Robison, Ellis H.; - J. M. Kaplan Fund.
-Law School gifts.
-Snee, Katherine Reinhardt; Ripley, Joseph P.; Freudenthal, - David; Freudenthal, Harriet; Cornell, Hollis E.; Cornell, Marjorie.
-Thomas, Leonard; Preston Thomas Lecture Fund; Campus Club of - Cornell; Not-for-profit corporation law; Women at Cornell.
-Lawrence, Samuel A.; Ramin, Richard M.; Handlan, Raymond L.; - Knight, Lester B.
-Ramin, Richard M.; Handlan, Raymond L.; Knapp, David C.; -
-Hewlett Packard; Intel; National Semiconductor; Watkins - Johnson Company; Standard Oil of California.
-General Motors Corporation; Goulds Pumps; New York State - Electric and Gas (NYSEG).
-Eastman Kodak Company.
-Xerox Corporation; Frank E. Gannett Newspaper - Foundation.
-IBM.
-IBM.
-Eastman Kodak Company; United States Steel Foundation; - Carrier Corporation; Proctor & Gamble Company.
-New York State Electric and Gas (NYSEG); Sears, Roebuck and - Company; DuPont.
-IBM.
-IBM; General Motors Corporation.
-Alger, Mary Donlon; Noyes, Nicholas H.; Dale R. Corson's - retirement.
-Noyes, Nicholas H.; Black, Max; Eli Lilly and Company.
-Robey, Bryant; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Tuition policy; - Kiplinger dialogue.
-Robey, Bryant; Brodeur, Arthur W.; Suicide.
-Title IX; Gender-free language; Gay rights; Student - rights.
-Olin Corporation; -
Pew Charitable Trust; Cornell University Medical College; - Coalition for Humanism; Inauguration; Student mental health; Medical College - finances.
-Calspan; Arvin Industries; Freedom of expression; Chapter - 747 (forty-percent rule).
-Brodeur, Arthur W.; South African investment.
-Brodeur, Arthur W.; Robey, Bryant; Farrell, Robert T.; - Investment Advisory Committee; Center for the Study of the American Political - Economy (CAPE); Central Intelligence Agency; Reverse discrimination; South - African investment; Classified research; MK-ULTRA behavior control program; - "War on Illiteracy," writing program; Student housing shortage; Mandatory - retirement.
-Brodeur, Arthur W.; Ujamaa; Cornell trees.
-Genetic research.
-Academic Staff List
-Geriatrics.
-Thompson, David; Cooper, Theodore; Papanicolaou, George N.; - Medical college finances; New York Hospital relations.
-Uris Brothers Foundation; New York Hospital relations; - Sutton Terrace apartments.
-Swan, Roy C.
-Luckey, E. Hugh; Minority students.
-Luckey, E. Hugh; Evelyn L. Wood Foundation; Burke - Foundation.
-Board of Governors.
-Rockefeller, Laurance S.; Corson, Dale R.
-Stamp, Neal R.; Noyes, Jansen; Treman, Charles E.; Lake, - Charles W.; King, Joseph P.; Purcell, Robert W.; Cornell medal; Chapter 747; - Student protests; Conflicts of interest involving trustees.
-Stamp, Neal R.; Purcell, Robert W.; Chairman nominations; - promotion reviews.
-Hatfield, Robert S.; Lake, Charles W.; Kiplinger, Austin H.; - Noyes, Jansen; Need-blind admissions; Tuition.
-Stamp, Neal R.; Hatfield, Robert S.; Employee trustees; - Higher education.
-Purcell, Robert W.; Employee trustees.
-Willers, Diedrich; Uihlein Meristem facility; sub-micron - research facility.
-Olin Hall Minicomputer facility; Wilson Laboratory.
-Arecibo Observatory; Media Services facility.
-Parking; Heating facilities.
-Handlan, Raymond L.; Noyes, Jansen; Herbster, William G.; - South African investment.
-Noyes, Jansen; Hatfield, Robert S.; Herbster, William G.
- -South African investment.
-South African investment; Calspan.
-South African investment.
-Chester Commission report.
-South African investment.
-Proctor & Gamble Company.
-Proctor & Gamble Company.
-William Wordsworth collection.
-Gay rights.
-Kennedy, W. Keith; Knapp, David C.; Student protests; - Theatre facilities.
-Kennedy, W. Keith; Randel, Don; Casarett, Alison; Maas, - James B.; Affirmative action.
-Spencer, James W.; Affirmative action.
-La Association Latina; Committee on Special Education - Programs (COSEP); Affirmative action; Hispanic students at Cornell; Native - American program.
-COSEP.
-COSEP; Affirmative action; Native American program; - merit-based scholarships.
-COSEP; Asian American Coalition.
-Knapp, David C.
-Knapp, David C.; Herbster, William G.; Spencer, James W.; - Rivera, Ramon E.; Affirmative Action Advisory Board; Cornell Women's Caucus; - Title IX; Reverse discrimination.
-Rivera, Ramon E.; Herbster, William G.; Williams, L. Pierce; - Knapp, David C.; Stamp, Neal R.; Reverse discrimination; University of - California v. Bakke; racial/ethnic categories; Pre-employment racial - statistics.
-Knapp, David C.; Darling, Ruth; Herbster, William G.
-Kennedy, W. Keith; Knapp, David C.; Rivera, Ramon E.; Shea, - Charlotte; La Association Latina.
-Herbster, William G.; Shea, Charlotte; Knapp, David C.
-Kennedy, W. Keith; Rivera, Ramon E.; Montgomery, Michael; - Hart, Joycelyn.
-Kennedy, W. Keith; Rivera, Ramon E.
-Cooke, W. D.; Rivera, Ramon E.; Corson, Dale R.
-Stamp, Neal R.; Knapp, David C.; Cooke, W. D.; COSEP; - Ujamaa; Affirmative action; Salaries.
-Stamp, Neal R.; Knapp, David C.; Cooke, W. D.; Affirmative - action; Salaries.
-Knapp, David C.; Cooke, W. D.; Salaries.
-Shea, Charlotte; Herbster, William G.; Knapp, David C.; - Affirmative action; Salaries.
-Knapp, David C. Department of Health, Education and Welfare - (HEW); Committee on Special Education Programs (COSEP); Minority housing; - Africana Studies and Research Center.
-Darling, Ruth; Barlow, Mark; Turner, James E.; Stamp, Neal - R.; Kennedy, W. Keith. HEW; COSEP; Admissions; minority housing; Ujamaa.
-Cooke, W. D.; Corson, Dale R.; Brodeur, Arthur W.; Stamp, - Neal R.; Plane, Robert A. HEW; COSEP; Minority housing; Ethnic Minority - Studies; Native American students at Cornell; minority recruitment; affirmative - action; Ujamaa.
-Corson, Dale R.; HEW; COSEP; Native American Association; - Minority housing; Ujamaa; Africana Studies and Research Center; Native American - students at Cornell; minority recruitment; ethnic studies program.
-Knapp, David C.; Kennedy, W. Keith; Herbster, William G.; - SUNY; Neurobiology and Behavior building; development.
-Kennedy, W. Keith; Kingsbury, J. M.; Knapp, David C.; - Corson, Dale R.; Kiggins, Willard. University operations.
-Knapp, David C.; Lettunich, Mateo; O'Brien, R.D.; Cornell - Plantations.
-Corson, Dale R.; Levin, Harry; Eisner, Thomas; Division of - Biological Sciences; Society for Neuroscience; Soviet dissidents.
-Knapp, David C.; Hildebrand, George H.; Hatfield, Robert S.; - Salaries, funding.
-Whistler, James Abbott McNeill; Levitt, Thomas; Cantor, B. - G.; University portraits.
-Miller, J. Gormly; Healey, George; Kennedy, W. Keith; Dean, - Arthur H.; Annenberg, Walter H.; Colman, Gould P.; Dove Cottage Library. - William Wordsworth Collection; Lafayette Collection; library technology; - Perkins Presidential Papers; Music Library; Mathematics Library; Icelandic - Collection.
-Lowi, Theodore J.; Knapp, David C.; Parsons, Kermit C.; - Levin, Harry; Purcell, Arthur H.
-Knapp, David C.; Lowi, Theodore J.; Levin, Harry; Parsons, - Kermit C.; Cornell Club of Washington.
-Knapp, David C.; Kennedy, W. Keith; Turner, James E.; - Saunders, Byron W.; Presidential site visits [lack of visit to center]; - location.
-Knapp, David C.; Hoffman, Roald; Office of Minority - Educational Affairs; Learning Skills Center; Student retention.
-Office of Minority Educational Affairs; Committee on - Academic Programs and Policies; New York State School of Industrial and Labor - Relations. Pre-freshmen summer program.
-Williams, Darwin; Office of Minority Educational Affairs; - Learning Skills Center. Pre-freshmen summer program.
-Knapp, David C.; Mei, Tsu-Lin. COSEP; Minority Science - Program; graduate fellowships; minority eligibility of Asian-Americans.
-Knapp, David C.; Williams, Darwin. Minority eligibility; - student retention.
-Knapp, David C.; Williams, Darwin; Levin, Harry; La - Association Latina; Asian American Coalition; Native American students at - Cornell Asian-American students at Cornell; -
Knapp, David C.; North American Indians at Cornell; Student - Alliance Against Racism. Native American Study Program; recruitment.
-Barlow, Mark; Fessenden-Raden, June M.; Gasteiger, Edgar L.; - (ROTC); Health Careers Advisory program.
-Barlow, Mark; Fessenden-Raden, June M.; Gasteiger, Edgar L.; - Health Careers Advisory program; undergraduate education.
-Knapp, David C.; Enrollment trends; long term - projections.
-Alumni relations; legacies; strategic admissions.
-Dickinson, Donald G. Student loan delinquencies; parent loan - plan.
-Lynn, Walter R.; Merit within need.
-Black, Max; Kammen, Michael; Ambegaokar, Vinay; Bethe, - Hans.
-Bowers, Raymond; Knapp, David C.; Ford Foundation; Luce - Foundation.
-Long, F. A.; Knapp, David C.
-Learning and Teaching Services; Division of Unclassified - students; Health Careers Advisory Committee.
-Lawrence, Samuel A.; SUNY; statutory tuition.
-Sagan, Carl; Corson, Dale R.
-Knight, John S.; Doering, Otto C.; Esman, Milton J.; Ford - Foundation; Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; Southeast Asia Program
-Agricultural engineering masters program.
-College of Engineering; Arvin Industries.
-Parsons, Kermit C.; Computer graphics program.
-Parsons, Kermit C.; Program in Urban and Regional Studies - (PURS).
-Seznec, Alain; Levin, Harry; LaFeber, Walter; Lowi, Theodore - J.; Bem, Daryl; Bem, Sandra. Mortgaged faculty positions; Cornell in Washington - Center, tenure decisions.
-Seznec, Alain; Abel, Lynne; Kramnick, Isaac; Earle, Clifford - J.; Uris Brothers Foundation.
-Levin, Harry; Kennedy, W. Keith. Mandatory retirement; - tenure decisions; writing program.
-Levin, Harry; Knapp, David C.; Faculty advising; faculty - salaries; tenure decisions.
-Levin, Harry; Knapp, David C.; Seznec, Alain, Faculty - salaries.
-Levin, Harry; Knapp, David C.; Institute for Theoretical - Physics; classical antiquities and casts.
-Lawrence, Samuel A.; Knapp, David C. Appointment of new - dean; financial crisis.
-Lawrence, Samuel A.; Knapp, David C. Financial crisis; - faculty salaries.
-Kennedy, W. Keith; Lawrence, Samuel A.; Knapp, David C.; - Financial crisis; budget deficit.
-Kennedy, W. Keith; Seznec, Alain.
-Knapp, David C.; Lawrence, Samuel A.
-Knapp, David C; Carlson, Marvin. Lack of funding; Strand - theatre; Willard Straight Hall theatre; faculty morale.
-Kammen, Michael; Mellon Foundation; Exxon Education - Foundation; National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH); Atlantic Richfield - Company.
-Kammen, Michael; Guerlac, Henry.; Rockefeller Foundation; - Guerlac's retirement.
-Williams, L. Pierce; Margulis, Daniel; Levin, Harry; Writing - program; "war on illiteracy".
-Saunders, Byron W.; Owen, David I. American Association of - University Professors
-Knapp, David C.; Saunders, Byron W.; Owen, David I.; - American Association of University Professors.
-Davidson, Justin. Price Waterhouse Foundation; Allied - Chemical Foundation; Accreditation, undergraduate business education.
-Cranch, Edmund T.; Eastman Kodak Company; General Motors - Corporation; McMullen Trust. Sub-micron facility; minority affairs.
-Cranch, Edmund T.; Post, Anabele G. Eastman Kodak Company; - Gulf Oil Foundation. Geological Sciences department; faculty salaries.
-Tuition levels; fellowships; enrollment trends.
-Tuition levels; Non Credit Graduate Registration (NCGR).
- -Failing, Jean; Salaries; Family Life Development Center. -
-Allee, David; Clavel, Pierre; Economic Development - Administration; Master of Science- Industrial and Labor Relations; Baruch - College; technical assistance program.
-Cramton, Roger C.; Hausmaninger, Herbert. Budget.
-Cramton, Roger C.
-Melby, Edward C.; SUNY; Faculty salaries; financial aid.
- -Melby, Edward C.; Brown, Robert B. Admissions.
-Faculty Council of Representatives; Role of trustees in - tenure decisions; trustee/faculty conflicts.
-Knapp, David C.; Faculty salaries; admissions patterns; long - range University planning.
-Fall Break; religious holidays.
-Affirmative action; Cornell Campaign; university research - and graduate education.
-Year-end report by faculty. [of activities, honors]
-Deinert, Herbert. Administrative/faculty relations.
-SUNY.
-Mellon Foundation; Mandatory retirement.
-Galenson, Walter; Javits, Jacob K.; McHugh, Matthew F.; - Mandatory retirement; Cornell's role in national policy-making.
-Department of Health, Education and Welfare; Minority - salaries; female salaries.
-Call, David L.; Kennedy, W. Keith.
-Seznec, Alain; Levin, Harry. College of Arts and - Sciences
-Barker, Robert.
-Casarett, Alison.
-Everhart, Thomas E.
-Zeigler, Jerome M.
-Higher education; tax revolt; Student loan delinquencies; - Federal government; Tuition control.
-Associated Universities, Inc.
-Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW); - University of California at Berkeley; Department of Education; National Science - Foundation; Bakke v. University of California; Humphrey bill; Research funding; - Tuition tax credits; Mandatory retirement; Academic health centers.
-Department of Education; Mandatory retirement; Foreign - medical students; Social security.
-National Science Foundation; Graduate education; federal - relations; Mandatory retirement; Research funding; Foreign medical students; - Accreditation; Collective bargaining.
-Research funding; Federal relations.
-Department of Education; Research funding; Women in higher - education; Mandatory retirement; Bakke V. University of California; Enrollment - trends.
-Higher education finance; Student rights; Career - planning.
-Enrollment trends.
-General Motors Corporation; Exxon Education Foundation; - Federal relations; Corporate relations.
-Kahn, Alfred E.; Ammons, A. R.; Bronfenbrenner, Urie; - Dynkin, Eugene B.; Sagan, Carl.
-Financial aid.
-Faculty salaries; Tenure procedures.
-Athletics admissions; Bundy aid; [Cornell's conflicted - position as statutory and endowed university].
-Higher education funding.
-Mandatory retirement; Student loan delinquencies.
-Mandatory retirement; Social security; Costs of medical - education; Undergraduate admissions.
-SUNY - Binghamton; SUNY - Buffalo; University of Rochester; - Syracuse University; Ohio College Library Center (OCLC).
-SUNY - Binghamton; SUNY - Buffalo; University of Rochester; - Syracuse University.
-Schultz, Richard; Gurowitz, William D. National Collegiate - Athletic Association (NCAA); Athletics; Cranch report; Freshman eligibility for - athletics; Ivy Group transfer rules; Revenue sharing for televised - athletics.
-Admissions; Admissions/athletic office communications; Early - decision; Affirmative action; Reverse discrimination; Bakke v. University of - California; Foreign student enrollment.
-Coalition of Independent College and University Students; - National Central Lending Library.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); Tuition; - Financial aid; Freshman eligibility; Bakke v. University of California; Faculty - salaries.
-Foreign students; Ivy League relationships; Freshman - eligibility; Bakke v. University of California; Ivy Group transfer rules; - Revenue sharing for televised athletics; Admissions/ athletic office - communications; Financial aid.
-Accreditation.
-Federal relations.
-Enrollment; Federal relations; Research funding; Tuition tax - credits; Bakke v. University of California; Minority enrollment.
-University of Chicago; Columbia University; Harvard - University; Princeton University; Stanford University; Yale University. - Affirmative action; University finances; Minority enrollment; Student/faculty - ratios; Undergraduate tuition.
-Syracuse University; Columbia University; New York - University; University of Rochester; Fordham University.
-Wilson, Robert R.; Fermilab.
-J.M. Kaplan Fund; Charles E. Merrill Trust.
-Charles E. Merrill Trust; Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation.
- -Cornell University Medical College Cornell University - Medical College.
-Women at Cornell; Neurobiology and Behavior building.
-Graduate fellowships.
-Undergraduate education.
-Sub-micron research facility; Southeast Asia program; - Institutional planning and analysis.
-Peace Studies Program; Research funding.
-The Government, the Universities and Research.
-Gannett Health Center; Health services.
-Joseph N. Pew, Jr. Charitable Trust; Neurobiology and - Behavior building.
-Fisher, Michael E.; Guerlac, Henry; Hoffman, Roald; Macneil, - Ian R.; Semmelhack, Martin F.; Yennie, Donald R.
-Department of Education; Graduate medical education.
-Undergraduate education.
-Neurobiology and Behavior building.
-Bronfenbrenner, Urie.
-Science, Technology and Society program; Southeast Asia - program.
-Kammen, Michael; Society for the Humanities; Mandatory - retirement.
-Society for the Humanities; Department of Geological - Sciences.
-Glenmede Trust Company; Division of Biological Sciences; - Department of Geological Sciences.
-Rockefeller, Laurance S.; Cornell University Medical - College.
-Federal relations.
-Computer graphics program.
-Tuition Assistance Program; New York State College of - Veterinary Medicine; New York State relations.
-McHugh, Matthew F.; Mandatory retirement.
-Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; Social security; Nursing - education; Research funding; Student Loan delinquency; Higher education in - Europe.
-Research funding; Financial aid; Federal relations; - Accreditation; Retrenchment; McHugh, Matthew F.; Moynihan, Daniel Patrick.
-Carey, Hugh L.; Ambach, Gordon M.; McHugh, Matthew F.; - Research funding; Tax policy; Financial aid; Regents convocation.
-Report of Commission on Federal Paperwork.
-Duryea, Perry B.; Carey, Hugh L. Department of Energy; - United Nations University; Social security; Research funding; Research - libraries; Foreign medical students; Mandatory retirement.
-Nyquist, Ewald B.
-Student rights.
-Accreditation; Enrollment trends; Off-campus programs.
-Social security; financial aid.
-Discrimination; tenure; faculty salaries; athletic - program.
-Herbster, William G. Discrimination, athletic program; - faculty salaries.
-Telluride Association; Glee Club.
-Buckley Amendment; student rights.
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State Education Department.
-Faculty/Administrative relations.
-Black, Max.
-Newbury, George A.; Collyer, John L.; Johnson, Herbert F.; - Gannett, Caroline.
-Kahn, Alfred E.; Sagan, Carl.
-Dorf, Philip.
-Lake, Charles W.; Ford, Gerald R.
-Johnson, Herbert F.
-Kennedy, Kenneth A. R.; Ohrbach, Jerome K.
-Collyer, John L.; Black, Max; Levin, Harry; Ohrbach, Jerome - K.; Rockefeller, Laurance S.; Rockefeller, Nelson T.
-Gannett, Caroline; Johnson, Herbert F.; du Vigneaud, - Vincent; Purcell, Hazel Becker; Purcell, Robert W.; Catherwood, Martin P.
-Noyes, Jansen; Knight, Lester B.; Lake, Charles W.
-Holland, Jerome H.; Fisher, Michael E.; Kammen, Michael.
- -Fisher, Michael E.
-Perkins, James A.; McHugh, Matthew F.; Carey, Hugh L.; Kahn, - Alfred E.; Kammen, Michael; Cranch, Edmund T.
-Hollister, Solomon C.
-Carey, Hugh L.
-Kaufman, Richard K.
-McHugh, Matthew F.; Noyes, Jansen; Saperston, Alfred M.
-Black, Max.
-Rockwell, Mary Palmer Chandler [a.k.a. Mary Roberts]; - Hooker, R. Wolcott.
-Inauguration.
-Department of Theatre Arts; Rockefeller, Laurance S.; Noyes, - Jansen.
-State relations.
-Yale University; University of Chicago; Giamatti, A. - Bartlett; Gray, Hanna Holborn.
-King, Joseph P.; State relations.
-Barlow, Robert; Department of Education; Tuition; Research - funding; Financial aid; Tuition tax credits; Social security; Faculty salaries; - DNA research; Federal relations.
-College of Architecture, Art and Planning; University - ombudsman.
-Program on Science, Technology and Society.
-Cornell University Medical College; Enrollment trends; - Cornell Campaign; Statutory/endowed college relationships; Research.
-Performance appraisals; Employee morale; Unionization; - Salaries; Minimum wage; Holiday schedules; Inclement weather; Affirmative - action.
-TIAA/CREF; Health care.
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Affirmative action.
-Mandatory retirement.
-Robison, Ellis H.; Title IX; Athletic recruiting and - academic standards; Hoff, John K.; Discrimination.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association; Council of Ivy - Group Presidents; Title IX.
-Robison, Ellis H; Holland, Joseph H.. National Collegiate - Athletic Association; Ivy League; Financial aid; freshman eligibility; Title - IX; Discrimination; Graduate eligibility; Schoellkopf Hall.
-Minimum wage.
-SUNY; Glenmede Trust.
-Lawrence, Samuel A.; Administrative reorganization.
-Wage/price guidelines.
-Administrative Council; Tuition.
-Lynn, Walter R.
-Minimum wage.
-Salaries.
-Enrollment trends.
-Arts and Sciences financial crisis; inauguration - expenses.
-Faculty salary recovery; merit scholarships.
-Lake, Charles W.; Tuition.
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Minimum wage.
-Kahn, Alfred E.; Council on Wage and Price Stability.
-Financial legislation.
-Weidler, Helen F.; Newman, Floyd R. Cornell Research - Foundation.
-Knight, T. Spencer; Horn, Robert T.; Spencer, James W.
-Buckley, William F.; Psi Upsilon fraternity; Cornell - Conservative Coalition; Residential program houses; Institutional racism.
-Alcohol policy.
-Religious holidays.
-Turner, James E.; Williams, Darwin; Carter, Rosalyn; Willard - Straight Hall Take-Over Tenth Anniversary Commemoration; Race relations in - higher education.
-South African investment; Divestment.
-Student services; Residential program houses.
-King, Martin Luther, Sr.; Off-campus housing; Alcohol - policies.
-Freshman orientation.
-Risley Residential College
-Nesheim, Malden C.; Fall Creek hydrogenerating facility; - Off-campus housing; Housing shortages.
-Enrollment.
-Allen, James W.; Race relations; Violence against women; - Parking fines.
-Inclement weather; Student protests.
-Bem, Sandra L.; Parking violations; fine collection.
-Maas, James B.; Whitlock, John H.; Gannett Foundation; - Suicide; Driving while intoxicated; Violence against women; Gannett clinic; - Sage infirmary.
-Sherman, Mark S.; Suicide; Student mental health.
-Ley, Allyn B.; Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation.
-Noyes pub; Alcohol policy.
-Affirmative action.
-Kahn, Alfred E.; Feinberg, William M.
-George, Asa; Suicide; Investment policy; Sex - discrimination.
-Saperston, Alfred M; Peterson, J. Arvid.
-Brauner, Olaf.
-Burden, Howard W.; Washington, Booker T.; Taiwan relations; - Tuskegee Institute; race relations.
-Williams, Darwin. Cornell Black Alumni Association; - Affirmative action; Race relations.
-Alberding, Charles H.; Browning, Laurance L.; George, Asa; - Cornell Association of Class Officers; Retirement community.
-Marcham, John; Drug use.
-Affirmative action.
-Pittsburgh, St. Louis.
-Philadelphia.
-Robison, Ellis H. Albany; state relations.
-Collyer, John L.; Knight, John S.; Stewart, Charles T.; - Cornell, Hollis E.; Uris, Harold D.; Grumman, Leroy R.; Severinghaus, Leslie - R.; McEwan, Duncan T.; Florida.
-McEwan, Duncan T.; Grumman, Leroy R.; Collyer, John L.; - Uris, Harold D.; Florida.
-Carver, Roy J.; Knight, John S.; Florida.
-Peterson, J. Arvid.; Texas.
-Lindseth, Jon A.; Midland-Ross Corporation; TRW - Incorporated; Cleveland.
-Uihlein, Henry; Uihlein Meristem facility.
-MacNeil, H. Sam; Carey, Hugh L.; Park, Roy H. Tompkins - County Hospital; United Way; Sambo's Restaurant.
-Kammen, Michael; Employee morale; Cornell 11.
-Noyes, Nicholas H.; Olin, Spencer T.; Noll, Mary Underhill; - Flansburgh, Earl R.; Stewart, Charles T.; Saperston, Alfred M.; Grumman, Leroy - R.; Noyes, Jansen; Holland, Jerome H.
-Purcell, Robert W.; Kahn, Alfred E.; South African - investment; inflation; tuition.
-Hubbell, Benjamin; Smith, Vincent K.; Lindseth, Jon A.; - Ward, J. Carlton; Straight, Michael Whitney; Gifford, Porter W.; Blair, Howard - E.; Grumman, Leroy R.
-Kiplinger, Austin H.
-Noll, Mary Underhill.
-Smith, Vincent K.; Lindseth, Jon A.; Hubbell, Benjamin.
-Browning, Robert E.
-Post, George; Post, Anabele; Rebmann, G. Ruhland; Cisler, - Walker L.; Hubbell, Benjamin; Smith, Jessup; Smith, June.
-Hubbell, Benjamin; Olayan, Suliman S.
-Catherwood, Martin P.; Purcell, Hazel P.; Holland, Jerome - H.
-Olayan, Suliman S.
-Cisler, Walker L.; Noll, Mary Underhill; LaFeber, Walter; - Olayan, Suliman S.; Lake, Charles W.
-Purcell, Robert W.; Noll, Mary Underhill.
-Saperston, Alfred M.; Foster, Jane M. G.; Peterson, J. - Arvid.
-Saunders, Byron W.; Weiss, Stephen H.
-Cornell, Hollis E.; Marjorie Cornell; Hales, Battle
-Johnson, Herbert F.
-Johnson, Herbert F.; Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art.
-Routh, Joseph P.; Nursing School.
-Strong, Margaret Woodbury.
-Kiplinger, Austin H.; Department of Health, Education and - Welfare; Title IX; Suicide; affirmative action; Rhodes-Kiplinger Dialogue.
-Student rights.
-"Meet the President" film.
-Mandatory retirement.
-Mandatory retirement; affirmative action.
-Cook, Constance E.; Tenure; State relations; Public policy; - Lobbying.
-Department of Aerospace Studies.
-National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center.
-Sagan, Carl; Space Planetary Imagery Facility(SPIF).
-Floor plans.
-Floor plans.
-Parking.
-Parking.
-Teacher's Insurance and Annuity Association of - America/College Retirement Equities Fund (TIAA/CREF); Fringe benefits.
-TIAA/CREF.
-Contract.
-Corson's retirement; Salaries.
-Parking; Presidential house.
-Presidential house.
-National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center.
-Beebee, Alexander M.; Gottschalk, Paul A.; LaLonde, L. - Merle; Schaenen, Nelson; Olin, Spencer T.; Knight, John S.; Cisler, Walker L.; - Saperston, Alfred M.
-Ammons, A. R.
-Kammen, Michael; Bronfenbrenner, Urie
-Maas, James B.
-Banks, Harlan B.; Racker, Efriam.
-Telluride Association; Coeducation; computer facility.
-Telluride Association; Computer facility, coeducation.
-Bronfenbrenner, Urie; Telluride Association.
-Telluride Association; Coeducation.
-Telluride Association; Coeducation.
-Budget; state appropriations.
-SUNY; Faculty salaries.
-Carey, Hugh L.; SUNY.
-Carey, Hugh L.; -
Noyes, Jansen; King, Joseph P.; Purcell, Robert W.
-Budget.
-Cooper, Theodore; Luckey, E. Hugh.
-Expenses.
-Cooper, Theodore.
-Cooper, Theodore; Meikle, Thomas.
-Meikle, Thomas.
-Lambertsen, Eleanor C.; Newman, Floyd R.
-Ziegler, Jerome.
-American Association of University Professors.
-Cuomo, Mario M.; Noyes, Jansen; Lake,Charles W.; Stamp, Neal - R.; Carey, Hugh L. State relations.
-King, Joseph P.; Purcell, Robert W.; Cuomo, Mario M.; Noyes, - Jansen; State relations.
-Noyes, Jansen; Stewart, Charles T.; Student trustees.
-Noyes, Jansen; Linowitz, Sol M.; Open meetings; Commencement - speaker; Financial legislation.
-Lake, Charles W.; Severinghaus, Leslie R. Affirmative - action; gender-free language.
-Kiplinger, Austin H.; Noyes, Jansen; Stewart, Patricia - Carry.
-Lake, Charles W.; Cuomo, Mario M.; Hatfield, Robert S.; - Stewart, Patricia Carry.
-Dismissal procedures; student suspensions.
-Financial legislation.
-Tenure procedure.
-Freshman experience.
-King, Joseph P.; Adams, Morton; Statuatory college - representation.
-Suicide; campus bridge safety.
-Noyes Center; Gannett Clinic.
-Kiplinger, Austin H.
-Cornell University Medical College; New York Hospital; - Investment policy.
-Cornell University Medical College.
-Weiss, Stephen H.; Cornell University Medical College. BOARD - OF TRUSTEES
-Schaenen, Nelson; South African investment.
-South African investment.
-SUNY. State relations; Enrollment trends; Dean searches; - Undergraduate education; Conflicts of interest.
-La Asociación Latina; COSEP; Native American program; - Hispanic students at Cornell.
-Committee on Academic Women; Affirmative action; Title - IX.
-Turner, James E.; Murapa, Rukudzo.
-Telluride House.
-Fuertes collection; Wordsworth collection; Mathematics - library.
-Olin, John M.; Hildebrand, George H.
-Recruiting.
-COSEP; La Asociación Latina; Recruiting; Hispanic students - at Cornell.
-Hispanic students at Cornell; La Asociación Latina.
-COSEP; Affirmative action.
-COSEP; Asian American Coalition.
-Learning Skills Center.
-COSEP.
-COSEP; Admissions.
-COSEP.
-Title IX.
-Knight, John S.; Center for Environmental Research; Sex - discrimination.
-Ford Foundation.
-Health careers advising; career center.
-Accessory instruction; advance credit for high school - students
-Accessory instruction; pro-rata tuition; student rights.
- -Affirmative action; enrollment trends.
-Confidentiality and letters of recommendation.
-COSEP; Affirmative action; ethnic identification; - independent student status.
-Title IX; grievance procedures.
-Affirmative action; sex discrimination.
-Dyson-Hudson; Rada; Title IX; Sex discrimination; - Tenure.
-Affirmative action; Admissions; Age discrimination; Sex - discrimination.
-Grievance procedures.
-Esman, Milton J.
-Chinese relations.
-Chinese relations; Japanese relations.
-Agency for International Development.
-Syrigos, Evan; Syrigos, Matthew; Accreditation.
-Call, David L.; Noble, Lucinda A.; Cornell Cooperative - Extension; Enrollment trends.
-Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Committee; Agriculture - quadrangle.
-Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Committee; Agriculture - quadrangle.
-Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Committee; Agriculture - quadrangle.
-Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Committee; Agriculture - quadrangle.
-Boyce Thompson Institute.
-Cornell Plantations.
-New York Sea Grant Institute.
-Urban and Regional Studies.
-Accreditation.
-Wells, Carroll G.
-Wells, Carroll G.; Will, Philip.
-Will, Philip.
-Strand Theatre; tenure procedures.
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Creative and Performing Arts Council.
-Creative and Performing Arts Council. Theatre - facilities.
-Creative and Performing Arts Council. Theatre - facilities.
-Strand Theatre; Willard Straight Hall Theatre.
-Kammen, Michael; Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
-Tenure decisions.
-Post, Anabele; Knight, Lester B.
-Everhart, Thomas E.
-Tuition.
-Financial aid.
-Bovine Health Research Center.
-Faculty Council of Representatives; Salaries.
-Fall break; Religious holidays.
-National Security Agency; Classified research.
-DNA research.
-Scannell, James J.; Maas, James B.
-Seley, Jason L.
-Pei, I. M.
-Jordan, Edward G.
-Jordan, Edward G; Kahn, Alfred E.
-Frank, Robert H.; Olin, John M.
-Rehmus, Charles H.
-Martin, Peter W.
-Educational Testing Service; College Entrance Examination - Board; American Association for Higher Education; New York Public Interest - Research Group (NYPIRG); Institute of International Education. Standardized - testing; South African students.
-College Board Bakke v. University of California.
-College Board; Institute of International Education.
-Association of Governing Boards of Universities and - Colleges.
-National Science Foundation. Research funding.
-Department of Education. Research funding; mandatory - retirement, DNA research.
-Research funding.
-Federal College Work-Study Program; Title IX; graduate - student financial aid.
-Graduate student financial aid; research funding.
-McGill University.
-Research funding; social security; tuition tax credits.
-Standardized testing; financial aid.
-National Security Agency; Department of Education. Title IX; - enrollment trends.
-Department of Education. Financial aid; Title IX; - inflation.
-Title IX; financial aid; enrollment trends; tuition tax - credit.
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Carver, Roy J.
-Financial aid.
-Mandatory retirement; faculty salaries.
-New York State Science and Technology Foundation. Enrollment - trends.
-Tuition.
-Tuition tax credits; financial aid; Tuition Advance Fund; - mandatory retirement.
-Tuition tax credits; financial aid; Tuition Advance - Fund.
-Ohio College Library Center (OCLC); Research Libraries - Information Network (RLIN).
-Ohio College Library Center (OCLC).
-Athletic eligibility; Title IX.
-Holland, Joseph. Athletic eligibility; Title IX.
-Financial aid.
-Holland, Joseph. Athletic eligibility; Title IX.
-Department of Health, Education and Welfare; National - Collegiate Athletic Association. Title IX.
-Holland, Joseph. Mandatory retirement; athletic - eligibility.
-Financial aid; federal relations.
-Federal relations; South African investment; status of - women; status of minorities.
-Enrollment trends.
-Tuition Advance Fund.
-University of Chicago; Columbia University; Harvard - University; Princeton University; Stanford University; Yale University. Faculty - salaries; affirmative action; mandatory retirement; graduate education.
-Fermilab.
-Edna McConnell Clark Foundation; Andrew W. Mellon - Foundation; Chevron Fund; Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Submicron - facility.
-Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Charles E. Merrill Trust; - Arthur Vining Davis Foundation.
-Ellis L. Phillips Foundation; Spencer Foundation.
-Wesley Foundation.
-Wesley Foundation; Kaplan Fund.
-Rockefeller, William. James A. Baker Institute for Animal - Health.
-Undergraduate education.
-Institute for Education and Research on Women and Work; - Peace Studies Program; Research Libraries Group; Southeast Asia Program.
-Gannett, Carolyn.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association. Title IX; - affirmative action.
-Westchester Educational Brokering Service (WEBS).
-Bronfenbrenner, Urie. Westchester Educational Brokering - Service (WEBS).
-Levin, Harry. Undergraduate education.
-Division of Biological Sciences.
-Research funding; graduate student funding; Submicron - facility.
-Rockefeller, John D. Agricultural and Rural Development - Service (ARDS); Cornell University Medical College.
-LaFeber, Walter.
-Moynihan, Daniel Patrick. Graduate education.
-Association of American Colleges. -
Federal relations; graduate student funding.
-Federal relations; enrollment trends.
-Kahn, Alfred E. Open Meeting law; state relations; - tuition.
-Carey, Hugh L.; Koch, Edward. Wage-price guidelines.
-Research and Information Systems Advisory Committee.
-Enrollment trends.
-Research and Information Systems Advisory Committee.
-Research and Information Systems Advisory Committee. - Enrollment trends.
-Research and Information Systems Advisory Committee.
-Bok, Derek C. Harvard University. Public policy involvement; - South African investment.
-New York State Board of Regents.
-New York State Board of Regents. Enrollment trends.
-New York State Board of Regents.
-New York State Board of Regents. Enrollment trends.
-New York State Board of Regents. Academic credit hours.
-Moynihan, Daniel Patrick Financial aid; Parent's and - Student's Savings Plan (PASS); Tuition Tax Credit; Tuition Advance Fund; social - security tax.
-Department of Health, Education and Welfare Affirmative - action.
-Department of Health, Education and Welfare; National - Collegiate Athletic Association.
-Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW). - Sex discrimination; coaching salaries.
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Schaenen, Nelson. Glee Club; WVBR. Sex discrimination; - athletic recruiting; student mental health; Little Eleven convention.
-Third World Student Union; South African investment.
-New York State Board of Regents; Cornell Campus Crusade for - Christ.
-New York State Board of Regents. Racial segregation.
-New York State Board of Regents. Racial segregation.
-New York State Board of Regents. Racial segregation; student - records.
-New York State Board of Regents. Racial segregation; housing - shortage.
-New York State Board of Regents. Racial segregation.
-Friedman, Milton.
-Ky, Nguyen Cao.
-Mbata, Congress University of Cape Town; DuPont; Dow - Chemicals; University of Michigan South African investment.
-Cranch, Edmund T.; Carey, Hugh L.
-Psi Upsilon. Residential program houses.
-Olin, Spencer T. Psi Upsilon. Hazing; residential program - houses; Day Hall Courtyard; Cornell University Medical College; Langmuir.
-Savage farm.
-Chilled water extensions.
-A. D. White statue.
-Collyer, John L.
-Division of Biological Sciences.
-Division of Biological Sciences.
-National Science Foundation. Behavioral Sciences facility; - Southeast Asia program.
-Goldwin Smith Hall; Uris Library.
-Langmuir Lab.
-Alumni field.
-Suicide.
-Perkins, James A.
-Water filtration plant.
-Student housing.
-Center for the Performing Arts
-Hollander, T. Edward. Electric distribution system; central - chilled water plant.
-Warren farm.
-Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation. Sage infirmary.
-Gannett, Caroline. Frank E. Gannett Newspaper - Foundation.
-Cornell, Hollis E.; Kaufmann, Richard K. Hollis E. Cornell - auditorium; Kaufmann auditorium.
-Bridge safety.
-Chilled water distribution.
-Outdoor club.
-Department of Geological Sciences.
-Langmuir computer facility.
-Fine Arts Library; Olin Library.
-Graduate School of Business and Public Administration.
-Ohrbach, Jerome K.
-Artificial turf.
-Center for Research in Education.
-Cornell Equestrian Center.
-Graduate School of Nutrition.
-Fine Arts Library.
-Grumman, Leroy R.
-Collegetown rehabilitation project.
-Schoellkopf, Paul A.
-Shapiro, Harold Tafler; Noyes, Jansen.
-Banks, Harlan P.; Haber, William.
-Haber, William.
-Ball, H. W.
-Grumman, Leroy R.; Stevens, Stoddard; Olin, John M.; - Saperston, Alfred M.; Foster, Jane M. G.
-Rebmann, G. Ruhland; Collyer, John L.; Grumman, Leroy R.; - Newbury, George A.; Routh, Joseph P.
-Routh, Joseph P.; Rebmann, G. Ruhland; Noll, Marie - Underhill; Chinese relations.
-Bard, Francis N.; Purcell, Robert W.; Saperston, Alfred M.; - Foster, Jane M. G.; Johnson, Herbert F.; Noll, Marie Underhill; Newman, Floyd - R.; Olin, John M.
-Colgate University; Arecibo Observatory.
-Shapiro, Harold T.; Hotel Ezra Cornell.
-Hertzberg, Benjamin; Hertzberg, Lillian.
-Sagan, Carl.
-Inaugural address.
-Barlow, Robert; Cook, Constance E.; Federal relations; state - relations.
-Calin, Peter J.; Townsend, Luke T.
-Status of minorities; sexual harassment.
-Employee compensation.
-Lurie, Alison.
-Tuition; faculty salaries.
-Council on Wage and Price Stability.
-Employee relations; affirmative action.
-Sexual harassment; minimum wage.
-Affirmative action; performance appraisals; employee - relations; social security.
-Performance appraisals.
-United Auto Workers.
-United Auto Workers; United Food and Commercial Workers - International Union.
-Children's Tuition scholarship; retirement.
-Children's Tuition Scholarship
-Performance appraisals; grievance procedures.
-Giamatti, A. Bartlett; Ivy League; Athletic recruiting.
-Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women - (AIAW).
-Athletic recruiting.
-Schoellkopf stadium.
-Dowsing, Gretchen S.; Sexual discrimination.
-Holland, Jerome H.; Conable, Charlotte.
-Lake, Charles W. Council on Physical Education and - Athletics.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association; Association for - Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); Athletic eligibility; Title IX.
- -Salary recovery; Weiss Committee report.
-Weiss Committee report.
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Enrollment trends.
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WHCU.
-Sage Chapel.
-Discrimination.
-Discrimination; Psi Upsilon fraternity.
-Faculty advising; student mental health
-Hazing.
-Drinkwater, David; Darling, Ruth; Hazing.
-Lacey, Margaret.
-Housing shortage.
-Beggs, Robert W.; Mbata, J. Congress.
-Williams, L. Pierce.
-Langmuir lab.
-Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation; Gannett clinic.
-Wiehl, Sandra; Suicide, student mental health.
-Goldwin Smith Hall; Rockefeller Hall.
-Goldwin Smith Hall; Rockefeller Hall; submicron facility; - campus bridge safety.
-Hydraulics laboratory; Performing Arts Center; Cascadilla - Hall.
-Ecosystems Research Center.
-Electric cars.
-Fall Creek Hydrogenating facility.
-Telecommunications.
-Not-For-Profit Corporation Law.
-Cascadilla Hall, Psi Upsilon fraternity.
-Noyes, Nicholas H.; Noyes, Clara R.; Snee, Katherine - Reinhardt.
-Lake, Charles W.; Kroch, Carl A.
-Knight, Lester B.; Weill, Sanford I.; Guerlac, Henry.
-Uris, Ruth C.; Lindseth, Jon A. Gay alumni association.
-Lindseth, Jon A.
-Foulkes, Roland A. World Health Organization.
-World Health Organization.
-Fikes, Lee; Weiss, Jeffrey; Oklahoma City; Tulsa; - Dallas.
-Newman, Floyd R.; Lytle, Roy C.; Oklahoma City; Tulsa; - Dallas.
-Uris, Harold D.; Friend, James A.; Friend, Emme; Knight, - John S.; Florida; writing program.
-Carver, Roy J.; Knight, John S.; Uris, Harold D.
-Browning, Laurance L.; Browning, Virginia; Pittsburgh.
-Mellowes, Charles N.; Johnson, Samuel C. Milwaukee.
-San Diego, Los Angeles.
-Bowmar, Bryce; Knauss, Stuart F.; Seeley G. Mudd Fund; Henry - J. Kaiser Family Foundation. San Diego, Los Angeles.
-Bordoni, Raymond; Power Authority of the State of New York; - OPEC; Ithaca Arts Festival; city relations.
-WHCU; Sambo's Restaurant; Biological Sciences building.
-Olin, Spencer T.; Linowitz, Sol M.; Noyes, Jansen; Rebmann, - G. Ruhland.
-Newbury, George A.; Treman, Charles E.; Holland, Jerome - H.
-Casarett, Alison P.; Montgomery, Michael J.; Tompkins County - Human Rights Commission. Discrimination; Gay rights.
-Saperston, Alfred M.; Holland, Jerome H.
-Eastwick, Joseph L.; Taylor, Catherine Blaffer; Davidson, - Gordon; Telluride House.
-Weiss, Stephen H.; Regan, Norma K.
-Kiplinger, Austin H.; Olin, Spencer T.; Johnson, Samuel C.; - Purcell, Robert W.
-Uris, Harold D.; Johnson, Samuel C.; Knight, John S.; Olin, - Spencer T.; Olin, John M.; Clark, Hays; Browning, Laurance L.; Lewis, William - L.; Bennett, Charles D.; Purcell, Robert W.
-Purcell, Robert W.
-College of Arts and Sciences.
-Farrand, Livingston.
-Guerlac, Henry; Grumman, Leroy R.
-Clark, Hays; Durland, Lewis H.; Friend, James A.; Grumman, - Leroy R.
-Johnston, Frances.
-Routh, Joseph P.; Hertzberg, Benjamin; Hertzberg, - Lillian.
-Performing Arts Center.
-Grumman, David L.; Phillips, Ellis L.; Performing Arts - Center.
-Jordan, Edward G.
-Acheson, Miriam F. Labor relations.
-Kyle, William D.; Gould, Milton S.
-Schaenen, Nelson; Kunic, Michael.
-Fuertes, Louis Agassiz; Department of Manuscripts and - University Archives.
-Gould, Milton S.
-Maas, James B.; Johnson, Samuel C. -
Cuban immigration; Race relations; African mountain - gorillas.
-Public policy.
-Gay rights; Equal opportunity policy.
-Cooper, Theodore; Meikle, Thomas H.; Imperial Medical Center - of Iran.
-Imperial Medical Center of Iran.
-Meikle, Thomas H.; Purcell, Robert W.; Luckey, E. Hugh; - Corson, Dale R.
-Luckey, E. Hugh; Iranian relations.
-Swan, Roy C.; Rogosin Kidney Center.
-Cooper, Theodore; Meikle, Thomas H.; Affirmative action.
- -Meikle, Thomas H.
-Retrenchment.
-Rockefeller, Laurance S.; Osborne, Stanley de J.; Cooper, - Theodore.
-Osborne, Stanley de J.; Capitation; tuition.
-Cooper, Theodore; Osborne, Stanley de J.
-Tuition; capitation.
-Osborne, Stanley de J.; Cooper, Theodore; Tuition.
-Osborne, Stanley de J.
-Cooper, Theodore; Niarchos, Stavros S.; Osborne, Stanley de - J.; Meikle, Thomas H.; Lambertson, Eleanor C.; Buchanan, J. Robert.
-Osborne, Stanley de J.; Cornell University Medical - College/Rockefeller University cooperative library.
-Winifred Masterson Burke Relief Foundation; Samuel J. and - Evelyn L. Wood Foundation; Burke Rehabilitation Center.
-Cooper, Theodore; Swan, Roy C.
-Bylaws; rules and regulations.
-Rules and regulations.
-Marcus, Cyril C.; Marcus, Stewart L.
-Long range planning.
-Enrollment trends; grievance procedures.
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Third Century Program.
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Cooper, Theodore.
-Cooper, Theodore; Association of American Medical - Colleges.
-Cooper, Theodore; Investment strategies.
-Cooper, Theodore; Meikle, Thomas H.
-SUNY relations.
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Osborne, Stanley de J.
-Department of Genetics; investment strategies.
-Meikle, Thomas H.; Osborne, Stanley de J.; Corson, Dale - R.
-Cooper, Theodore; Osborne, Stanley de J.; Computing - services.
-Cooper, Theodore; Sutton Terrace apartments.
-Kersting, Donald L.; Real estate; Third Century Program.
- -Cooper, Theodore.
-Corson, Dale R.; Osborne, Stanley de J.; Sinclair, David A.; - Cooper, Theodore.
-State relations.
-Osborne, Stanley de J.; Stamp, Neal R.
-Osborne, Stanley de J.; Corson, Dale R.; Cooper, Theodore; - Mandatory retirement.
-Chapman, Carleton B.; Commonwealth Fund; Third Century - Program.
-Chapman, Carleton B.; Commonwealth Fund; Third Century - Program; -
Osborne, Stanley de J.; Luckey, E. Hugh.
-Osborne, Stanley de J.; Board of Governors; Conflicts of - interest.
-Osborne, Stanley de J.; Development annual report, Public - Affairs annual report.
-Osborne, Stanley de J.; Cooper, Theodore; Long range - financial plan; Nursing School; Board of Visitors.
-Chapman, Carleton B.; Library complex.
-Chapman, Carleton B.; Division of Cell Biology.
-Chapman, Carleton B.
-Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
-Third Century Program; Wilson report; Kersting report.
-Corson, Dale R.
-Computing services.
-Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
-Cooper, Theodore.
-Board of Overseers; Sutton Terrace apartments.
-Niarchos, Stavros S.; Uris, Harold D.
-Guica, Phillip V.; Cooper, Theodore.
-Niarchos, Stavros S.
-Riker, Walter F.; Osborne, Stanley de J.
-Joint agreement; operating rules.
-Board of Overseers.
-Board of Overseers.
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Hertzberg, Benjamin; Hertzberg, Lillian; New, Maria I.
-Burke Rehabilitation Center.
-Elliott, John.
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Medical College financial Report: 1979.
-Rockefeller, Laurance S.
-Chapman, Carleton B.
-Noyes, Jansen.
-Annual Reports: 1978, 1979.
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Levin, William A.; Keeton, William T.; Linowitz, Sol M.; - Holland, Jerome H.; Campus Council.
-Schaenen, Nelson; McCarthyism (era).
-King, Joseph P.; Hatfield, Robert S.; Weiss, Stephen H.; - Noyes, Jansen.
-Fratt, C. K. Poe; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Stewart, Patricia - Carry.
-Noyes, Jansen; Purcell, Robert W.; Kiplinger, Austin H.; - Stevens, Stoddard M.; Livingston, Jacqueline.
-Stewart, Patricia Carry; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Conable, - Charlotte; Holland, Jerome H.
-Stamp, Neal R.
-Palmer, Larry I.
-Cook, Constance E.; Dullea, Henrik; Noyes, Jansen; King, - Joseph P.
-Alumni field; Jessup field.
-Electron microscope facility.
-Poultry facility; Baker Complex rehabilitation.
-Fall Creek Hydrogenating facility.
-Gannett clinic; University Press warehouse.
-Kiplinger, Austin H.
-Affirmative action; tenure.
-Campus bridge safety; Campus governance; South African - investment; suicide.
-Campus governance.
-Campus governance.
-Committee on Intelligence Agencies.
-Drug policy; freedom of speech.
-Parking.
-Affirmative action.
-Shcharansky, Anatoly F.
-Frank, Robert H.; Hildebrand, George H.; Olin, John M.
-Olin, John M.
-Lowi, Theodore J.
-Uris, Harold D.
-Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; Research Libraries Information - Network (RLIN); Research Libraries Group (RLG).
-Ohio College Library Center (OCLC); Research Libraries Group - (RLG).
-Turner, James E.; Williams, L. Pierce; Abdul-Jaleel, - Rasheed; Cross, William E.
-Hispanic student recruitment.
-Committee on Special Education Programs (COSEP).
-Palmer, Larry I.; Randel, Don M.
-Meyer, Elmer E.
-Morris, Ellen K.; Hammer, Tove H.
-Faculty salaries; Enrollment trends.
-Grievance procedures.
-Cook, Constance E.
-Cooke, W. D.; Research funding; Affirmative action.
-Cooke, W. D.; Classified research; Affirmative action; - enrollment trends.
-Drake, Frank D. National Astronomy and Ionosphere - Center.
-Drake, Frank D.; National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center; - Department of Astronomy.
-Drake, Frank D.; Harwit, Martin; National Astronomy and - Ionosphere Center; Department of Astronomy.
-Uihlein Meristem facility; Rural Development Act.
-Newman, Floyd R.; Palm, Charles E.; Cornell Arboretum.
-Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship Program.
-Wells, J. Alan; Seley, Jason.
-Wasmuth, William J.; Kane, Donald; Comstock, Philip E.; - Labor union organization.
-Melby, E. C.
-Beck, Robert A.
-Clark, John J.
-Grievance procedures; Confidentiality.
-Minority education; Affirmative action; Admissions.
-Healy, Timothy S.
-American Council of Learned Societies; Cooperative League of - the USA; Institute of International Education; American Association of Higher - Education; Associated Universities, Inc.; National Association of College and - University Business Officers; National Science Board; National Education - Association.
-Research funding.
-American Council of Learned Societies. Research funding; - state relations.
-Research Libraries Group (RLG). Tenure.
-Graduate student aid.
-Accreditation, biomedical research.
-Department of Education; Research funding; Enrollment - trends; National Periodicals Center.
-Zahorik, Donna; Brachfeld, Norman; Sex discrimination; - Tenure.
-Bundy Aid.
-Bundy Aid; Tuition Assistance Program
-Tuition Assistance Program.
-Cornell, Ezra.
-Department of Education; Graduate student aid.
-Accreditation.
-Yeshiva decision; Collective bargaining.
-Yeshiva decision; Collective bargaining.
-Federal relations.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association; Association for - Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); Title IX, athletics.
-Research Libraries Group (RLG); Athletics.
-Northwestern University; Title IX.
-Iranian students in the United States, enrollment - trends.
-Research funding.
-Federal relations.
-Fermilab.
-Kahn, Alfred E.; Mariani, John F. Ivy Council of - Presidents
-Johnson, Belton K.
-Knight, Charles F.
-Howell, George B.
-Cornell Corporate Responsibility Project; South African - investment.
-Snee, William E.; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt.
-Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Spencer Foundation.
-Arthur Vining Davis Foundation; Asian Cultural Exchange - Program.
-Hoffman, Roald.
-Gannett clinic.
-Title IX.
-Research Libraries Group (RLG); Research Libraries - Information Network (RLIN).
-Biological Sciences facility.
-Enrollment trends.
-Moynihan, Daniel Patrick.
-McHugh, Matthew F.; Bundy Aid.
-Javits, Jacob K.
-Griffith, Emlyn I.; New York State Board of Regents.
-New York State Board of Regents.
-Ottinger proposal; charitable deduction; Hamburg - conference.
-Bankhead-Jones funds.
-New York State Board of Regents.
-New York State Board of Regents; Commission on Independent - Colleges and Universities.
-New York State Board of Regents; Capitation aid.
-New York State Board of Regents.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association; Association for - Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); Department of Health, Education and - Welfare.
-Glee Club; New York Public Interest Research Group - (NYPIRG).
-New York State Board of Regents; Ujamaa Residential College; - Ecology House; International Living Center.
-Living Learning Center; Risley Residential College; Sperry - Community; Transfer Center; Ujamaa Residential College.
-Office of Financial Aid; South African investment.
-Freedom of speech.
-Student Alliance Against Racism; Africana Studies and - Research Center. South African investment.
-Africana Studies and Research Center. South African - investment; Third World Student Union.
-Trustee meeting incident.
-Cornell College.
-Bronfenbrenner, Urie.
-Rideout, Blanchard.
-George, T. Neville.
-Straight, Michael Whitney.
-Rideout, Blanchard L.; Severinghaus, Leslie R.
-Dorf, Philip; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt.
-Dorf, Philip.
-Hoffman, Abbie.
-Boand, Catherine B.; Gould, Milton S.; Lake, Charles W.; - Schoales, Dudley N.
-Cisler, Walker L.; Dean, Arthur H.; Rebmann, G. Ruhland; - Saperston, Alfred M.; Uris, Harold D.; Purcell, Robert W.
-Cornell Heights Civic Association. Student housing - shortage.
-Farrell, Robert T. Writing program.
-Quill and Dagger Society.
-Uris, Harold D.; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Linowitz, Sol M.; - Noyes, Jansen; Purcell, Robert W.; Schaenen, Nelson.
-Laboratory of Ornithology.
-Laboratory of Ornithology.
-Newman, Floyd R. Yamaguchi wedding cloak.
-Southwestern Jiaotong University; Wuhan University; Xi'an - Jiaotong University.
-Chinese Academy of Sciences; Fudan University; Shanghai Jiao - Tong University; Xinjiang August 1st Agricultural College.
-Xi'an Jiaotong University.
-Shanghai Jiao Tong University; Fudan University.
-Wuhan University
-Southwestern Jiaotong University; Sichuan University.
-Cornell University Library; Department of Manuscripts and - University Archives.
-Qinghua University.
-Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
-Chinese Academy of Sciences.
-Peking University; Beijing University
-Asian-Americans at Cornell.
-State relations.
-Financial aid.
-Financial aid; Faculty workloads.
-Faculty workloads.
-Financial aid; South African scholarships
-McHugh, Matthew F.; Kahn, Alfred E.
-D'Amato, Alphonse M.; McHugh, Matthew F.; Lee, Gary A.; - White, John P. Financial aid.
-Mondale, Walter F.
-Carey, Hugh L.
-Townsend, Luke T.; Grossman, Dale A.; Calin, Peter J.
-Grievance procedures; sexual discrimination.
-Herbster, William G. Weiss-Lynch Initiative; Foundation for - Excellence.
-Tuition; faculty salaries.
-Right to Know law; grievance procedures.
-Social security.
-Child care.
-Estate planning.
-Grievance procedures.
-Slive, Michael L.; Kennedy, Laing; Newman, Floyd R.; King, - Joseph P. Athletic admissions standards.
-Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); - National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
-Slive, Michael L.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); Association - for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW). Title IX.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); Association - for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW).
-New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG).
-Relihan, Walter J.
-Open Meetings law.
-Barnard, Ralph R. Grievance procedures.
-Relihan, Walter J.
-Glock, Marvin D. Glock v. Rhodes, et al.; SUNY - relations.
-Holden, Stewart. Holden v. Cornell University; Open Meetings - law.
-Bugliari, Joseph B.
-Bugliari, Joseph B. Copyright law.
-Cornell Cinema.
-Hazing.
-Student housing shortage; Cascadilla Hall.
-Student housing shortage.
-Immigration and Naturalization Service.
-Peace Officer Bill.
-Alcohol policy; firearms
-Parking.
-Bulkind, Dania B. Gannett Health Center; suicide.
-Cornell Cinema; parents weekend.
-Fall Creek hydrogenerating facility.
-Geological Sciences Department; Wing Hall.
-Telephone system.
-Hearn, Peter.
-Alumni Research Foundation.
-Baltimore, Norfolk, Atlanta, Florida.
-Knight, John S.; Severinghaus, Leslie R.; Uris, Harold D.; - Uric, Ruth C.; Schoales, Dudley N.; de Lessups, Tauni.; Cornell, Marjorie D.; - Werly, Charles M.
-Knight, Lester B.
-Van Sickle, Tjaden, Olive F. ; Carver, Roy J.
-Gussman, Herbert; Weiss, Jeffrey; Ronald P. Lynch, Ronald - P..
-Gussman, Herbert. Performing Arts Center.
-Flint, Charles W.
-Athletic admission standards.
-Hertzberg, Benjamin; Kaneb, Albert J.; Grumman, David L.
- -Lake, Charles W.; Alberding, Charles H.; Kroch, Carl A.; - Knight, Lester.
-Van Sickle, Olive Tjaden. Tjaden Hall.
-Morely, Ann; Morely, Robert R.; Miller, Robert W.; Schoales, - Dudley N.; de Lessups, Tauni. Strawberry Lake property.
-Schoales, Dudley N.; de Lessups, Tauni.
-Schoales, Dudley N.; Van Sickle, Olive Tjaden.
-Linowitz, Sol M.; Schoellkopf, Paul A.; Hertzberg, Benjamin; - Hertzberg, Lillian; Severinghaus, Leslie R.
-Kaneb, Albert J.; Kroch, Carl A.
-Purcell, Robert W.
-Binenkorb, Aaron L.; Kampf, Virginia.
-Hatfield, Robert S.
-Arboretum.
-Arboretum; Laboratory of Nuclear Sciences.
-Duncan, David C.; Sagan, Carl.
-Athletic Hall of Fame.
-Uris, Harold D. Cornell University Medical College.
-Unionization; tuition.
-Racial tensions.
-Enrollment trends.
-Performing Arts Center.
-Johns Hopkins University.
-Rubin, Albert. Rogosin Institute.
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Lasdon, William.
-Student representation.
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Lake, Charles W. Student trustees.
-Tejada, Audrey D.
-Institutional neutrality.
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Student trustees.
-Tenure; sexual discrimination.
-Tenure; faculty salaries.
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Cook, Constance E.
-Cook, Constance E.
-Campus governance.
-New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG).
-Smoking policy.
-Lawrence, Samuel A.; Stewart, Ian R.
-Council on Wage and Price Stability.
-Harwit, Martin O.; Kiplinger, Austin H. Tuition; financial - aid.
-Enrollment trends.
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State University of New York College of Environmental - Science and Forestry.
-Mosley, Mary S. Jackson State University.
-Cook, Constance E. Chinese relations; Japanese - relations.
-Chinese relations; Japanese relations.
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Minority Education Council.
-Affirmative Action Advisory Board
-Biological Sciences facility.
-Olin, John M.; Hatfield, Robert S.
-Luce Foundation. Music Library; Asian Studies program.
-Ohio College Library Center (OCLC).
-Computer Science Department.
-Institute of International Education.
-Committee on Special Education Programs (COSEP). Learning - Skills Center.
-Transfer students; students with criminal records.
-Office for Civil Rights. Student wages.
-Clemhout, Simone.
-Clemhout, Simone; Wan, Henry Y.
-Affirmative action.
-Affirmative action.
-Zahorik, Donna.
-Affirmative action.
-Curtis, James L. University Club membership rules.
-The Federal Government and its Relationship to Cornell - - Equal Employment Opportunity - Affirmative Action; Academic Appointment - Manual.
-Montgomery, Michael J.
-Cornell Health Resources Project.
-Arboretum.
-Van Sickle, Olive (Tjaden)
-Department of Theatre Arts. Strand Theatre.
-Kammen, Michael.
-Thomas, David A.
-Brailovsky, Victor; Brailovsky, Irina.
-Farley, Jennie T.
-Keeran, Roger R.
-Johnston, Frances A.
-The College Board.
-Research funding.
-Department of Defense.
-National Science Foundation; Department of Defense. -
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Government relations.
-Minimum wage; student financial aid.
-Athletics.
-Athletics.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); Association - for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW).
-Tuition tax credits.
-Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.
-Center for the American Political Economy.
-Center for the American Political Economy.
-Hatfield, Robert S.
-Knight, Charles F.
-Submicron facility.
-Mariani, John F.
-Keasbey Memorial Foundation.
-Research Libraries Group (RLG); Research Libraries - Information Network (RLIN).
-Kammen, Michael. Society for the Humanities.
-Glenmede Trust Company.
-Dean, Arthur H.
-Department of Defense; Telluride Association.
-McHugh, Matthew F.
-Lee, Gary A. Department of Education.
-Tuition Advance Fund; Tuition Assistance Program.
-Tuition Assistance Program; student financial aid.
-Tuition Assistance Program
-Department of Education.
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Department of Education.
-Tuition increase.
-Tuition increase.
-Iranian students.
-Duncan, Andrew W. Procter & Gamble.
-Duncan, Andrew W..
-Student Alliance Against Racism.
-Purcell, Robert W.; Uris, Harold D.; Treman, Charles E.; - Ward, J. Carlton. Performing Arts Center.
-Malott, Deane W.; Corson, Dale R.
-University Library; Department of History.
-Barlow, J. Robert.
-National Institutes of Health.
-Student financial aid.
-D'Amato, Alfonse M. Student financial aid.
-Student financial aid.
-Carey, Hugh L.
-Higher Education Services Corporation. Student financial - aid.
-State University of New York (SUNY).
-Public Authorities Control Board.
-State University of New York (SUNY).
-Grievance procedures.
-Corson, Dale R.
-Temporary summer layoffs.
-Union organization activity.
-United Auto Workers (UAW).
-Union organization activity.
-Employee relations.
-Employee relations; contract negotiations..
-Contract negotiations.
-Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship Program.
-Newman, Floyd R.
-Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); - National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
-Schieffelin, Richard. National Collegiate Athletic - Association (NCAA). Athletic eligibility.
-Schieffelin, Richard.
-SUNY relations.
-Council on Wage and Price Stability
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Deal, John H.
-Mott, John R. Center for World Community.
-Residential program houses.
-Christian Action Research Project (CARP).
-Right-to-Know legislation.
-Alberding, Charles H. Japanese relations.
-Ching, Hung Wo. Hewlett Foundation.
-MacCorkle, Emmett W.
-Uris, Harold D.; Uric, Ruth C.; Treman, Alan H.; Routh, - Joseph P.; Lasdon, William S.; Regan, May A.
-Knight, Lester B.; Kroch, Carl A.; Pollock, Lawrence S.; - Weiss, Jeffrey. Hewlett Foundation.
-Hirata, Shigeo; Weill, Sanford I.; Hoffman, Roald; Frankel, - Max; Baird, Thomas J.
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Berger, Leo V.; Maslow, Lawrence.
-Knight, John S. Center for International Studies.
-Wood, Louisa Farrand; Van Sickle, Olive (Tjaden).
-Regan, May.
-Vollmer, Gustavo J.
-Marrill, Philip; Greatbatch, Wilson; Weiss, Roger J. - Japanese relations.
-Kroch, Carl A.; Heasley, Paul; Van Sickle, Olive Tjaden; - Hill, Kenneth E.; Miller, Robert W.; Kaneb, Albert J.
-Gussman, Herbert; Flint, C. William. Performing Arts - Center.
-Smith, Roger B. General Motors Corporation.
-School of Hotel Administration; University Library
-New York State College of Veterinary Medicine; New York - State School of International and Labor Relations; Division of Biological - Sciences; Graduate School of Business and Public Administration; College of - Architecture, Art and Planning.
-New York State College of Human Ecology.
-Patent policy.
-Astor, Brooke.
-Uris, Harold D.
-Hatfield, Robert S. Rogosin Institute.
-Hatfield, Robert S.
-Le Frak, Samuel.
-Hatfield, Robert S.
-Child, Gardner; Hatfield, Robert S.
-Astor, Brooke; Rockefeller, Laurence S.
-Ginzberg, Eli.
-Open meetings.
-Linowitz, Sol M.
-Personnel growth.
-Sexual harassment.
-Biotechnology Institute.
-Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP); Education - Opportunity Program (EOP).
-Financial aid.
-South African investment.
-South African investment; Cornell Corporate Responsibility - Project (CCRP).
-Campus governance.
-Grievance procedures.
-Institutional neutrality.
-Statler Club; -
Kennedy, W. Keith; Lee, Gary A.
-Jackson State University. Chinese scholars.
-Jackson State University.
-Recruiting.
-Science, Technology and Society.
-Sola, Donald F. Bilingual education.
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Turner, James E.
-Harris, Robert L. South African scholars.
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Writing program.
-Provost's Commission on Writing.
-Racism; Hispanic students at Cornell.
-Casarett, Alison P. Xi'an Jiaotong University. Chinese - relations.
-Casarett, Alison P. Xi'an Jiaotong University.
-Casarett, Alison P. Chinese relations.
-Cooke, W. D.
-Department of Defense. VHSIC devices.
-Department of Defense.
-Corporate relations.
-National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center.
-Sagan, Carl.
-Sagan, Carl; Terzian, Yervant.
-National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center.
-MK-ULTRA project; ARTICHOKE program.
-Perot, Ross; Johnson, Samuel C.; Hammer, Armand; Isard, - Walter.
-Isard, Walter.
-Department of Justice; Community Relations Service. Race - relations on campus.
-Community Relations Service; Department of Justice.
-Ujamaa Residential College.
-Hart, Joycelyn R.
-Department of Education. Cornell Lunatic.
-Seznec, Alain.
-Ziegler, Jerome M.
-Barker, Robert.
-Sharp, Geoffrey W. G.
-Graduate enrollments.
-Martin, Louis E.
-Martin, Louis E. Fiske Icelandic Collection; Dante-Petrarch - Collection.
-Martin, Louis E.
-Egner, Joan Roos.
-Relihan, Walter J.; Montgomery, Michael J.
-Minority entrepreneurs.
-Montgomery, Michael J. Title IX; sexual discrimination.
-Carmichael, Calum M. Department of Comparative Literature; - Department of Near Eastern Studies.
-Laws, Judith Long.
-Dowsing, Gretchen S.
-Egner, Joan R.
-Farmer, Francesta E.; Fonveille, Yvonne.
-Black, Lois.
-Black, Lois; Blauer, Joanne.
-Blauer, Joanne.
-Martin, Gordon A.
-Martin, Gordon A; Matthews, Frank L.
-Matthews, Frank L.
-Montgomery, Michael J.
-Nordby, Virginia B.
-Sweeney, Jan A.
-Hoffman, Roald. Chemistry lab explosion.
-Jordan, Edward G.
-Institute for the Study of the Continents; Cornell - Manufacturing Engineering and Productivity Program.
-Department of Computer Science.
-National Research and Resource Facility for Submicron - Structures.
-Snee, Katherine Reinhardt. Department of Geological - Sciences.
-Casarett, Alison P.
-Lee, Lee C.
-SUNY. Joint Public Health Program.
-Flouridation.
-Trethaway, Edward G.
-Committee on Special Education Programs (COSEP).
-The College Board; TIAA-CREF.
-The College Board.
-Department of Defense.
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Bundy Aid.
-Academic standards; athletic recruiting.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Financial - aid.
-Academic standards; athletic recruiting.
-Financial aid; eligibility.
-National Commission on Research.
-Fermilab.
-Cornell Program for the Study of the Continents - (COPSTOC).
-Submicron facility.
-Center for the Performing Arts.
-Center for the Performing Arts; undergraduate education.
- -Center for the Performing Arts.
-Mondale, Walter.
-Standardized exams; "truth in testing" bill.
-Student trustees.
-Lobbying.
-Federal relations.
-Department of Education.
-Student protests; freedom of speech.
-College of Environmental Science and Forestry.
-New York State Board of Regents.
-College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Land grant - status.
-Administrative salaries.
-Tuition.
-Telluride Association.
-Ashby, Lord Eric.
-Speeches.
-Speech materials.
-Sagan, Carl.
-Sagan, Carl; Rebmann, G. Ruhland.
-Cornell, Ezra; Grumman, Leroy R.; Olin, John M.; Teagle, - John.
-Silbey, Joel; McClane, Ken; Santi, Enrico; Wilson, Kenneth - G.; Strichartz, Robert S.; Sienko, Mitchell J.
-Grumman, Leroy R.; Newbury, George A.; Saperston, Alfred M.; - Collyer, John L.; Noll, Marie Underhill; Adams, Morton; Clark, Hays; Robertson, - William R.; Uris, Ruth Chinitz; Cisler, Walker L.
-Rebmann, G. Ruhland.
-Boand, Catherine Bard; Purcell, Robert W.; Schoales, Dudley - N.; Lessups, Tauni de; Ward, J. Carlton; Cisler, Walker L.; Dean, Arthur H.; - Dean, Mary Marden; Newbury, George A.; Rebmann, G. Ruhland; Saperston, Alfred - M.; Treman, Charles E.; Newman, Floyd R.
-Corson, Dale R.; Malott, Deane W.; Sloan, Alfred P.
-Hoffman, Roald; Maisonrouge, Jacques G.
-Whalen, James J.
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Hoffman, Roald.
-University Committee on Human Subjects. Tenure; grievance - procedures.
-Seznec, Alain.
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New York Sea Grant Institute.
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Maas, James B.; Shepard, Roger N.; Weiss, Stephen H.
-Barlow, J. Robert. Financial aid; research funding.
-National Economic Cooperative Council. Immigration Reform - and Control Act of 1983.
-National Institutes of Health. Immigration legislation; - financial aid.
-Energy Research Advisory Board; Department of Energy; - Department of Defense. Financial aid; Job Training Partnership Act; Immigration - legislation.
-Financial aid.
-Department of Defense. Classified research.
-United Auto Workers. Charter revision; labor relations; - unionization.
-Cuomo, Mario. Biotechnology Institute.
-Cuomo, Mario. Bundy Aid; Biotechnology Institute.
-Biotechnology Institute.
-Cuomo, Mario. Charter revision.
-Cuomo, Mario; Siegel, Mark Alan. Charter revision; land - grant status; Biotechnology Institute.
-Student Assembly. Grievance procedures.
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Foundation for Excellence. Student housing; Odd Fellows - property.
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Employee relations. United Auto Workers.
-Employee relations.
-Snyder, Lee M.
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United Auto Workers. Charter revision; Right to Know - law.
-United Auto Workers. Charter revision.
-Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship Program.
-Baughan, Maxie.
-Slive, Michael L. Hockey coach search procedures.
-Slive, Michael L. Hockey coach search procedures.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Hockey - housing investigation; athletic admissions.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Athletic - admissions.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Hockey - housing investigation.
-Horn, Robert T.; Sanderson, James A.
-Drinking age.
-Psi Upsilon fraternity.
-Center for World Community.
-Immigration legislation.
-Nation of Islam. Unionization.
-Moon, Sun Myung. Collegiate Association for the Research of - Principles (CARP).
-Ag Quad construction; "Academic I".
-United Auto Workers. Right to Know Law.
-Right to Know Law.
-Civil Aeronautics Board.
-Ramin, Richard M.; Maas, James B.
-Smith, Waldo G.; Alberding, Charles H.
-Schoales, Dudley N.
-Moot, Edmund N.
-Jones, Robert T.; Davis, Lloyd H. Cornell Association of - Class Officers.
-Venezuela. Sosa, Julio A.
-Venezuela.; Sosa, Julio E.; Vollmer, Gustavo J.
-Venezuela.
-Houston; Tulsa. Miles, Stephen W.; Dobelman, Katherine B.; - Johnson, Belton K.; Bovay, Harry E.
-Houston; Tulsa.
-Houston, TX; Tulsa, OK. Lawson, Edward C.; Flint, Charles - W.
-Florida. Alberding, Charles H.; Maslow, Lawrence; Krusen, H. - Stanley; DuPont, Willis H.; McAdam, Charles V.; Grumman, Leroy R.
-Florida. Knight, James L.; Vinik, Tolly; Hoffman, Jerome J.; - Regan, May A.; Cornell, Marjorie.
-Stamford, CT; Cincinnati, OH. Heekin, George E.
-Stamford, CT; Cincinnati, OH. Tregurtha, Paul R. Procter - & Gamble Company; Cincinnati Milacron Incorporated; Armco Incorporated.
- -Stamford, CT; Cincinnati, OH.
-Noyes, Jansen. Affirmative action; Open Meetings Law.
-Cornell, Marjorie; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt.
-Marinaro, Edward F.; Lewis, Rose E.; Hart, Marjorie L.; - Schwartz, Richard J.
-Knight, Charles F.
-Severinghaus, Leslie R.; Bender, Meyer. Geological Sciences - building.
-Posner, Victor; Foster, Jane M. G.; Alberding, Charles H.; - Borkan, L. Michael.
-Purcell, Robert W. Wee Stinky Glen.
-Flint, C. William; Abizaid, Miguel Shayen; Krusen, H. - Stanley; Holbrook, George; Gussman, Herbert.
-Alberding, Charles H.; Mellowes, Charles N. Willard Straight - Hall Rock Garden.
-Maisonrouge, Jacques G. Center for the Performing Arts.
-Kaneb, Albert J.
-Boas, Robert S.; Silverberg, David M.
-Schwartz, Richard J.; Vollmer, Gustavo J.
-Gussman, Herbert; Gussman, Roseline; Kettering, Virginia - W.
-Sawyer, Jack; Uris, Ruth Chinitz.
-Cornell, Ezra; Miller, Robert W.; Sosa, Julio A.; Hart, - Marjorie L.; Kroch, Carl A.; Kaneb, Albert J.
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Grumman, Leroy R.
-Garvin, Clifton C.
-Clarke, John G.
-Clark, Hays; Clark, James M.; Clark, Edna McConnell.
-Clark, W. Van Alan. Biological Sciences facility.
-Biological Sciences facility.
-Uris, Harold D.; Uris, Ruth Chinitz. Uris Library addition; - Law School.
-Law School.
-Baskerville, Charles.
-Black, Max. Society for the Humanities.
-Maas, James B. Department of Astronomy.
-Levin, Harry.
-Writing program.
-Submicron facility.
-Arboretum.
-Morrill Hall.
-Center for the Study of the American Political Economy.
-Department of Architecture.
-Robert Boyle Papers; History of Science Collection.
-Athletic Hall of Fame.
-Uris Library addition.
-Center for the Performing Arts.
-Minority recruitment.
-Minority recruitment.
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Statement of Assets and Liabilities.
-Board of Governors.
-Search - Chairman of Pharmacology.
-Hart, Elaine Sloan.
-Faculty Practice Plan Audit.
-NYH-CMC Cabaret.
-Hatfield, Robert S. Relationship with New York Hospital.
- -Hatfield, Robert S.
-Outside Advisory Committee.
-Child, Charles G.
-Hatfield, Robert S.
-Hogan & Hartson.
-Memorandum of Understanding.
-Columbia University.
-Goldberger, Dr. Robert; Meikle, Dr. Thomas. Columbia-Cornell - Task Force on Medical Education. Columbia University.
-Columbia-Cornell Task Force on Medical Education. Columbia - University.
-Gardner Child Committee. NYH-CMC Long-Range Planning - Document.
-NYH-CMC Long-Range Planning Program.
-Affirmative Action.
-Trustee Lobby for Financial Aid.
-Relationship between the board of trustees and the - president.
-Subcommittee on Minority Education.
-Subcommittee on Minority Education; COSEP. -
Subcommittee on Minority Education.
-"Academic I."
-IPAC.
-IPAC restructuring; South African investment.
-South African investment.
-Cornell-SUNY relationship.
-Draft registration and financial aid.
-Student Employment Practices Act.
-Student-Academic Staff Grievance Procedure; Student - Employment Practices Act.
-Higher Aid-Lower Tuition (H.A.L.T.)
-"Academic I."
-Kennedy, W. Keith. Cornell-SUNY relationship.
-Siskin, Sidney.
-Stein, Peter.
-TheCornell Tradition program.
-Draft registration.
-Frank, Robert
-Martin P. Catherwood Library.
-Albert R. Mann Library.
-Bilingual education.
-Peterson, Roger Tory
-Common Learning Program.
-University Theme.
-Health Careers Program.
-Writing Program
-Cooke, W. D.; Albersheim, Peter; Barker, Robert.
-National Council on International Research and Manpower.
- -Montgomery, Michael; Rivera, Ramon E.
-"Academic I;" faculty salaries.
-Cooperative Extension.
-Sociology.
-Study of Division of Mathematical Science.
-Name change; Public and Health Administration Programs.
-Strategic Task Force. Public and Health Administration - Programs.
-Strategic Task Force; Yale University. Public and Health - Administration Programs.
-Seidman Washington Proposal.
-Strategic Task Force. Public and Health Administration - Programs.
-Strategic Task Force.
-Elimination of Public and Health Administration - Programs.
-Strategic Task Force.
-Strategic Task Force.
-Reorganization.
-Everhart, Thomas E.
-Education.
-Savage Hall addition.
-Otisville Facility.
-Melby, Edward C., Jr.
-Faculty salaries.
-Spencer Stuart & Associates.
-McMinn, William G.
-National Science Foundation; -
Department of Health and Human Services; Department of - Defense.
-Graduate education and research.
-Commission on International Education.
-Commission on International Education.
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"Uncapping" of retirement.
-Dissolution.
-Hockey eligibility.
-Draft registration and financial aid.
-Parallel football league.
-Marine Division; Draft registration and financial aid.
-Department of Health and Human Services.
-Higher Education and Technology Committee.
-Holmes, D. Brainerd. Raytheon Company.
-Cornell Biotechnology Institute.
-Geological Sciences Building
-Excellence in Teaching proposal; undergraduate - education.
-International Education Program.
-Rhodes' presentation on Higher Education.
-Center for International Studies; Center for Performing - Arts; Writing Program.
-Gibson, C. C.
-Center for Performing Arts.
-Common Learning Program.
-New York Hospital - Cornell Medical Center.
-Hatfield, Robert S.; New York Hospital - Cornell University - Medical College.
-College of Engineering.
-Bankhead-Jones Act.
-Hazing.
-Hazing
-Research University Consortium.
-Cornell/State relations.
-Agricultural and Technical Colleges.
-Cornell/State relations.
-Cornell/State relations; SUNY/Cornell visits.
-Wharton, Clifton R. Jr.; Cornell/State relations.
-Wharton, Clifton R. Jr.; Tuition.
-College of Environmental Science and Forestry.
-College of Environmental Science and Forestry; Cornell/State - Relations.
-Solidarity Day
-England trip.
-Nuts.
-Smithsonian Institution.
-European trip.
-Academic promotions.
-Purcell, Robert W.
-Minority students.
-Laboratory of Ornithology.
-Barlow, J. Robert
-Subcommittee on Postsecondary Education.
-Collegetown.
-Armory.
-Retirement Community.
-Cornell Club of New York Facility.
-Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship Program special - commitments.
-Kennedy, Laing E. Athletic Director search.
-Athletic Director search.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
-History of United Auto Workers (UAW) and Cornell.
-Gray, Edward F.; Fraser, Douglas A.; History of UAW and - Cornell.
-Gray, Edward F.; History of UAW and Cornell.
-Carey, Hugh L.; New York State Legislature. History of UAW - and Cornell.
-History of UAW and Cornell.
-Litigation report.
-Murphy, Cecil L.; United Food and Commercial Workers Union; - Geneva Experiment Station employee relations.
-Molisani, Howard; Sheinkman, Jack; Labor relations; - Right-to-Know law.
-Stern, William; Weinshall, Iris; New York State Urban - Development Corporation.
-Sub-cabinet on Education.
-Gold, Emanuel R.
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Alumni legislative support.
-Albany Legislative Reception.
-Siegel, Mark Alan; Barbaro, Frank J.; Labor relations.
-Stamp, Neal R.; University Bylaw Revision Project.
-Stamp, Neal R.
-Stamp, Neal R.; Collection of delinquent student loans.
-Stamp, Neal R.; Board Study Committee. University Bylaw - Revision Project.
-Stamp, Neal R.; University Bylaw Revision Project.
-Stamp, Neal R.
-SUNY Legislative Project.
-Wharton, Clifton R., Jr.; SUNY Legislative Project; - Cornell/SUNY relations.
-SUNY Legislative Project; Cornell/SUNY relations.
-Standard and Poors; Moody's Investors Service.
-Drug use at Cornell; Student Activities.
-Counseling and advising programs.
-Fraternities; Sororities.
-Committee on Residential Learning.
-Token gifts for formal festivities.
-Public Affairs objectives.
-Reunion schedule.
-Cornell Association of Class Officers.
-Kiplinger, Austin H.
-McAdam, Sally (Mrs. Charles V. McAdam, Jr.).
-Schoales, Dudley N.
-Florida schedules.
-O'Brien, Frank L., Jr.; Cornell Class of 1931.
-Noll, Marie.
-Routh, Jeanette (Mrs. Joseph P. Routh).
-Lasdon, William.
-Noyes, Jansen, Jr.
-Florida trip.
-Richenburg, Margaret Kerr.
-Council State Relationship Committee.
-Bartels, Henry E.; Bartels, Nancy Horton.
-Physical Education and Athletics - VIP visit.
-Merril, Philip.
-Fratt, C. K. Poe; Class of 1953.
-Bernays, Edward L.
-Ohart, Theodore C.
-Pace, Frank, Jr.; Hatfield, Robert.
-Ward, J. Carlton, Jr.;
-Division of Nutritional Sciences - VIP visit.
-Berens, Donald P.; Ambassador Program.
-Greatbatch, Wilson.
-McClintock, Barbara.
-Stassen, Harold E.
-Purcell Football Weekend.
-Venezuelan visitors.
-Cornell Graduate School of Management - VIP visit.
-Miller, Robert W.; Performing Arts Center.
-Tisch, Andrew.
-Diamond, Richard.; Newhouse Foundation.
-Bowmar, S. Bryce.
-Shotton, Fred W.
-Gussman, Herbert; Performing Arts Center.
-Walsh, Helen Wilshire (Mrs. William J. Walsh).
-Grumman Bequest.
-Kaneb, Albert J.
-Baird, Thomas J.
-Cornell Recognition Project.
-Cornell in Japan.
-White, E. B.
-Major Gifts Committee.
-Jefferson, Edward G.; E. I. duPont de Nemours & - Company.
-Jefferson, Edward G.
-Welch, John F., Jr.; General Electric Co.
-Sarnoff, Dorothy.
-Sarnoff, Dorothy.; Media training.
-Darling, Ken.
-Titus, James.
-Associate Director of University Relations Search.
-Medical College Real Property Matter.
-Cabaret.
-Hatfield, Robert S.
-Horecker, Bernard L.
-CUMC Alumni Association.
-Muller, Steven.
-Dillon, C. Douglas.
-Rockefeller, Laurence S.
-North Shore University Hospital.
-Governance and management of New York Hospital-Cornell - Medical Center.
-NYH/CUMC relations.
-Draft CU/NYH agreement.
-NYH/CUMC relations.
-NYH/CUMC Affiliation.
-NYH/CUMC Affiliation (Hatfield proposal).
-NYH/CUMC Memorandum of Understanding.
-Hatfield, Robert S.; Collier, Earl M, Jr.; NYH/CUMC - relations.
-Executive Committee.
-Subcommittee on Minority Education.
-Recruitment initiatives.
-Subcommittee on Minority Education.
-Subcommittee on Minority Education.
-Sexual Preference resolution.
-Kennedy, W. Keith
-Eisenhower College.
-Draft Registration.
-Cornell Tradition.
-Microbiology Committee.
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Martin, Louis.
-COSEP Director search; Director of Financial Aid search.
- -Proposal for reorganization.
-National Council on International Research and Manpower.
- -Third year review.
-Policies on sexual preference.
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Zahorik et al. v. Cornell University. Sex - discrimination.
-Zahorik et al. v. Cornell University. Sex - discrimination.
-City and Regional Planning/Human Ecology proposal.
-Ebrill, Liam.
-History and Philosophy of Science and Technology.
-Public and Health Administration Programs.
-Health Administration Program transfer.
-Blue Ribbon Committee.
-Melby, Edward C., Jr.
-American Veterinary Medical Association evaluation.
-Remus, Charles M.
-Doherty, Robert E.
-Doherty, Robert E.
-Phemister, Robert D.
-Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable, National - Academy of Sciences.
-Federal Relations Report.
-Health Policy.
-Committee on Science and Research.
-Membership.
-Continental Group.
-U.S. withdrawal from UNESCO.
-Commission on International Education; Ad Hoc Committee on - Athletics.
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Commission on International Education.
-Annual Review Committee meeting.
-Commission on International Education.
-Report on Accreditation Procedures of American Bar - Association.
-Executive Committee.
-Luncheon with Finlay, James C., S. J.
-Executive Committee.
-Conflict of public and private higher education.
-Executive Committee.
-Paley, Henry D.
-Athletic recruiting.
-Soviet Exchange.
-Biotechnology.
-Proposal: Project Ezra.
-Newman, Dr. Frank.
-Luncheon; Center for the Performing Arts.
-Center for the Performing Arts.
-Fresh Combinations.
-Young Humanists.
-Rees, Albert.
-New York State Tax Bill-- Foreign Gifts Disclosure.
-Tuition Assistance Program.
-GAAP bill.
-Truth In Testing bill information.
-Senate Higher Education Advisory Committee.
-SUNY/Cornell Future Relationship.
-Speech: "Public and Private Higher Education: A Costly - Conflict."
-SUNY/Cornell visits.
-Wharton, Clifton; O'Dowd, Donald.
-Wharton, Clifton; Veterinary School.
-Wharton, Clifton.
-Master Plan.
-Black Administrators Conference.
-Geology at Knox College.
-Committee of Independent Research Universities.
-University of Texas Board of Regents
-RPI Center for Industrial Innovation; NYS Research - University Association.
-David Starr Jordan Prize Proposal.
-RIT Software Institute at Eisenhower.
-Scholarships
-Class of 1987
-President's Household Account.
-National Advisory Committee; The Book in the Future.
-The Book in the Future
-Library of Congress Committee on The Book in the Future.
- -England; Cambridge visit.
-Summer Travel.
-Philanthropy.
-Wagner, Joy; notes.
-Rhodes, Adam.
-Cortada, Eduardo.
-Nuts.
-1984 CASE Award.
-Purcell, Robert W.; Uris, Ruth Chinitz.; Noll, Marie - Underhill; Adams, Morton.
-Holland, Jerome H. 'Brud'; International Living Center; - Service.
-Perkins, James A.
-South African Divestment.
-Barker, Robert.
-Bok, Derek C.
-Bok, Derek C.; Bowen, William G.
-Burness, John F.
-Cornell, Ezra.
-Cuomo, Mario M.
-Ferris, Richard J.; Fiske, Edward B.
-Hackney, Sheldon F.; McHale, Thomas Lawsuit; Handlan, - Raymond L.
-Hatfield, Robert S.
-Human Relations Task Force.
-Johnson, Samuel C.
-Kaneb, Albert J.
-Kiplinger, Austin H.
-Kroch, Carl A.
-Lake, Charles W., Jr.; LaValle, Kenneth P.
-Lindseth, Jon A.; Linowitz, Sol M.
-Mariani, John F., Jr.
-Miller, James C., III.
-Moynihan, Daniel Patrick.
-Neuharth, Allen H.; Noyes, Jansen, Jr.
-Peale, Norman Vincent.
-Purcell, Robert W.
-Ramin, Richard M.; Reagan, Ronald W.
-Relihan, Walter J.; Riford, L. Stephen.
-Rolles, Jean E.; Rosenbaum, Robin.
-Sawyer, John E.; Schaenen, Nelson, Jr.
-Severinghaus, Leslie R.
-Smith, Robert I.; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt.
-Stevens, Robert C.; Stewart, Patricia Carry.
-Stocker, James D.
-Uris, Ruth.
-Vollmer, Gustavo J.
-Weiss, Roger J.; Weiss, Stephen H.; Werly, Charles M.
-Rhodes home.
-Conable, Barber, Jr.
-South African Divestment.
-Capital Planning Group.
-Proposed changes in Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship - program.
-Dole, Robert.
-School of Industrial and Labor Relations Dean search.
-Barbaro, Frank J.
-Letters from Union re: wages of service and maintenance - workers.
-Technical employee vote on UAW membership.
-Siegel, Mark Alan; Barbaro, Frank J; Alleged Cornell - Anti-Union Activity.
-Hockey coach search; Financial development plan.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
-Discrimination based on sexual preference.
-"FLAP"
-Fairchild, Dennis.
-Women at Cornell.
-Kennedy, Donald; Stanford.
-Policy Statement.
-Policy Statement.
-Stamp, Neal R.
-Election of Student Trustees.
-Nieswand, George H; Nieswand, Erin C.; Suh, Young Hee; Kim, - Su Yong.
-Charter Amendment Bill.
-Executive Committee Conference.
-Cornell family seat on board.
-Proposed amendments to BSC final report.
-Interviews with Trustees.
-Call, David L.
-Technology Transfer and Export Control.
-Task Force on Science and Technology.
-Treasury Department Tax Policy on Giving.
-Letters to Legislators on Federal Budget Cuts and Financial - Aid.
-D'Amato, Alphonse M.; Andrews, Mark.
-Keyworth, George (Jay).; White House Science and Technology - Policy;
-Joint Task Force of Business-Higher Education Forum and - Congressional Clearing House on the Future.
-Research and Development Priorities in the Federal - Budget.
-Indirect Cost Documents; Keyworth, George (Jay).
-Department of Commerce Export Control Relations.
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Barlow, Robert J.
-Cuomo, Mario M.; Sagan, Carl.
-Dyson, John.
-Visit to Cuomo, Mario M.; Biotechnology Proposal.
-Charter amendment papers.
-Stern, William; Urban Development Corporation.
-Center for Advanced Technology.
-Higher Education Services Corporation.
-Smith, William T. II;
-CBS program, "Up to the Minute."
-Interview with Mink, Barbara, WHCU; Federal Student Aid - cuts.
-Presidential Press Conference on Financial Aid, Columbia - University.
-IBM Press Conference.
-Post-Trustee Press Conference.
-Cornell University Medical College, $50 million gift.
-Brand, David.; -
Goetz, Gilbert P.
-Raymond, Jack.
-Communications Study.
-Senior Researcher and Writer position.
-University Relations Annual Report.
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Raymond, Jack.
-"Ivy and More" campaign.
-Poor, Henry B.; Psi Upsilon
-Fraternities and Sororities.
-Contingency Planning.
-Edgemoor Lane.
-Building and Properties Committee.
-Forest Home Drive.
-White, E. B.
-Class of '50 Reception.
-Christening of the "Rosa Rhodes."
-Entrepreneur of the Year Nominees.
-Meeting with ILR alumni concerning "Deanship."
-Cornell Olympians.
-Stern, Leslie W.; "Volunteerism."
-Cornell Directory of Alumni; Boorstein, Allen L.
-Reunion.
-Boas, Robert S.
-Loynd, Richard B.
-Giving Club Reception.
-Bohemian Grove Encampment.
-Florida.
-West Coast Alumni; Chicago; Kroch, Carl A.; Kittleman, - James.
-TCAD (Tompkins County Area Development).
-Trustee/ Council Weekend.
-Cornell, Marjorie.
-Weiss, Stephen H.
-Hotel School Campaign.
-Foster, Jane M. G.
-Graduate School of Management.
-Duemling, Louisa C.; Bishop, Morton.
-Major Gifts Committee.
-VIP Visit.
-Beitzel, George B.; IBM.
-Mariani, John Jr.; Villa Banfi, U.S.A.
-Purcell Group; Princeton game.
-VIP Group; Physical Education and Athletics.
-VIP Visit; Architecture.
-Heekin, George E.
-Kaneb, Albert J.; Kaneb, Diane E.
-"This is Cornell," and "Builders" Honorees; Cornell, - Marjorie.
-Brud Holland Fund; Holland, Jerome "Brud" H.
-Schoales, Dudley N.; deLessups, Tauni.
-Pulido, Pablo.
-Berger, Leo V.
-Class of '56 30th Reunion Campaign.
-Kroch, Carl A.
-Barron, Mark; Calma Company; General Electric.
-Chomsky, Noam.
-Endocon Lawsuit.
-Cabaret! '85; Parton, Dolly.
-Sampson, Harvey E.; Tucker, Richard F.
-NYH Real Property Matter.
-Medical Center Property Flap.
-Ford Foundation Proposal from CUMC.
-50 Million Dollar Gift to CUMC.
-Meikle, Thomas H., Jr.
-Statement on North Shore University Hospital.
-CUMC and GSMS Bylaws.
-White Plains Land Flap.
-Joint Planning.
-Board of Overseers.
-White, Ogden.
-Community Communications Committee.
-Budget dinner.
-Shantytown Lawsuit.
-Subcommittee on Minority Education.
-Development Planning Group.
-Cornell vs. City Maintenance of Campus Order.
-Cornell Corporate Responsibility Project (CCRP); Mobil - Corp.
-Ad Hoc Proxy Committee Replacement.
-Report of the President.
-Report of the President.
-Report of the President.
-Report of the President.
-Report of the President.
-Report of the President.
-Report of the President.
-Report of the President.
-Johnson Trust Trustees.
-Report of the President.
-Report of the President.
-Residential Colleges.
-McAdams, Alan; Accounting Systems.
-Regulations for the Maintenance of Public Order.
-Mariposa Collection; Goodstein, David B.; Finch, - Herbert.
-Project Ezra.
-Egner, Joan; Women's Development Fund.
-SUNY; Ujamaa; Veterinary Minorities.
-U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; Civil - Rights.
-Rhodes Statements on Affirmative Action and Sexual - Harassment.
-Rhodes Statements.
-Minority Faculty/ Staff Meeting.
-Zahorik v. Cornell University.
-Physical Facilities.
-Eastman Kodak Company.
-Western Societies Program.
-Hewlett Foundation.
-Right-to-Know Law.
-Spitsburg v. Moffat Grievance.
-Koch, Edward I.
-Reich, Lee; Grievance.
-Reich, Lee; Grievance; 4 cassette tapes.
-Peace Science and Regional Science; Isard, Walter.
-Drake, Frank.
-Sagan, Carl.
-Perkins, James A.
-Program in History of Science.
-COCORP.
-Doctoral Review; Biological Sciences.
-Doctoral Review; Entomology; Plant Breeding; Plant - Pathology.
-Doctoral Review; Medical Sciences.
-Doctoral Review; History and Philosophy of Science and - Technology.
-Doctoral Review; Textile (Fiber) Science.
-Sloan Institute of Hospital Administration.
-Academic Integrity.
-Food Service Management.
-Sloan Health Administration Program.
-Doherty, Robert E.
-Martin, Peter W.
-Faculty Lunches.
-Common Learning Program.
-Appeal Board.
-International Association of Universities.
-National Science Board; Bethe, Hans.
-Coalition for Advancing Industrial Technology.
-President Search.
-Board of Directors Meeting.
-Affirmative Action Plan.
-Business-Higher Education Forum.
-Business-Higher Education Forum.
-Wilson, Ken; 1982 Nobel Prize in Physics; Business-Higher - Education Forum.
-ACUSNY By-laws Revision.
-Koch, Edward I.
-Transport of Spent Nuclear Fuel Through NYC.
-Athletic Admissions Practices.
-Jackson, Jesse.
-Project: The Future of the State Universities.
-Iacocca, Lee A.
-Lilly Endowment; Liberal Arts Workshop.
-Semiconductor Research Corporation.
-Welch, John F.; Hatfield Fellowship.
-Tyler Prize.
-Sagan, Carl Edward; Albert Einstein Peace Prize.
-Harvey Prize Nominations.
-Excellence in Teaching and Academic Advising Proposal.
-Smith, Robert I.
-Professorship in the Social Implications of Biotechnology; - Chinese Scholars.
-Peace Studies Program.
-Young Humanists.
-Fresh Combinations; History and Philosophy of Science and - Technology.
-Fresh Combinations.
-Common Learning Program.
-Board of Trustees.
-Academic Advisory Panel; Technology Transfer.
-Foreign Affairs.
-Chairman, Advisory Board.
-Fellows Selection.
-Trustee Meeting.
-Board of Directors; Lawsuit.
-Welch, John F. (Jack) Jr.
-The Continental Group.
-Board of Directors.
-Pension Committee; Board of Directors.
-Board of Directors.
-Smart, S. Bruce, Jr.
-Class Action Lawsuit.
-Pension Committee.
-Board of Trustees.
-Board of Directors.
-Shareholders Meeting.
-Boyer, Ernest L.
-Federal Role in Financial Aid.
-New National Policy for Higher Education.
-Common Learning.
-Common Learning.
-Pifer, Alan.
-Kerr, Clark.
-Boyer, Ernest L.; Kerr, Clark.
-Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education.
-Goals and Purposes of Higher Education.
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New York State Council on Economic Education; Gordon, - Sanford D.
-Clippings from Ogilvy and Mather.
-Brademas, John; Statement of University Presidents on Future - of Higher Education in State and Nation.
-Federal Restrictions on Free Flow of Academic Information - and Ideas; Bok, Derek.
-New York State Council of University Deans.
-Sakharov, Andrei; Chernenko, Konstantin; Telegram of Six - University Presidents Requesting Release of Sakharov.
-Conable, Barber B., Jr.; McHugh, Matthew F.; Moynihan, - Daniel P.
-Tuition Assistance Program (TAP).
-Clark, Burton R.
-Lathrop, William.
-Connell, Byron P.; Carre, Paul Dawson.
-New York State Council on Economic Education; Gordon, - Sanford D.
-Regents Report on Postsecondary Education; Nolan, Donald - J.
-Cooke, W. Don.
-Berholtz, Randy J.
-Blinken, Donald M.; Divestment; Wharton, Clifton R.; SUNY/ - Cornell Relationship; LaValle, Kenneth P.; Siegel, Mark Alan; Linowitz, Sol - M.
-SUNY Bill.
-SUNY/ Cornell Relationship; Wharton, Clifton R.
-Rhodes and other Testimony Before the Senate and Assembly - Higher Education Committee.
-Wharton, Clifton R.; Healy, Timothy H.
-SUNY/ Cornell Relationship; Wescoe, Clarke.; Wharton, - Clifton R.
-Cornell Trustee Letters on Commission Members.
-Divestment; Giamatti, A. Bartlett.
-Peltason, Jack W.
-RPI Report of the Task Force on Athletics.
-Carnegie Institution of Washington, DC.
-Yale Strike Clippings from Stevens, Arthur C.
-Seven Presidents; State Support for Research and - Instrumentation; Koch, Edward I.
-Sovern, Michael I.; Group of Doctoral and Independent - Research Universities.
-Everhart, Thomas E.; Cooperation Suggestion; NSF; - Supercomputer.
-Bryn Mawr-Cornell Cooperative Projects.
-University of Rome; "A Dictionary of the Third - Millennium."
-State and Federal Budgets for Higher Education.
-Tension Between Public and Private Universities.
-Tension Between Public and Private Universities; Meeting of - Seven NYS University Presidents.
-Board of Regents.
-CIA Protests.
-Minority/ Africana Studies.
-Forman, Robert G.; Cornell - Cambridge Exchange.
-Scotland - Carnegie Gathering.
-1985 - 1986 Issues.
-Cambridge - Miscellaneous; Clare Hall-summer 1982.
-Kennedy, W.K.
-Provost Search.
-Wright, Sir Oliver.
-Corson, Dale R.; Kennedy, W.K.
-Nuts.
-Reduction of CU trustees.
-Councillors annual meeting.
-Southeast Asia Program.
-Non-academic departments.
-Divestment; Shantytown.
-Expanded Programs; Reduction/Income enhancement; South - African Consortium.
-1986-87 Departmental Operating Plans.
-Cornell Club.
-Capital Projects and Endowment Levels.
-1985-86 CU Operating Plans
-Collective bargaining.
-Fringe Benefits; South Africa-Free Tax Deferment.
-Middle management
-Middle Management
-Mandatory retirement.
-McHale v. CU; NCAA.
-Intellectual Property Rights; Neiswand v. CU v. Su Yong - Kim.
-Annual Report on Legal Affairs.
-Statement by Rhodes.
-Proposed Strategy for the Divestment Movement.
-Current negotiations on RMPO.
-Long range planning; Priorities for the 1980's.
-State of the University outline.
-Sale of WHCU.
-Campus Life reorganization.
-Fraternity Recognition Policy; Alcohol Policy.
-Alcohol policy.
-Campus Development policy.
-Update Letter.
-Steering Committee.
-Use of discriminatory facilities.
-Engineering Alumni Convocation.
-Reunion
-San Francisco and Los Angeles; Hewlett Foundation
-Chicago and Milwaukee.
-Florida. Olin Endowments; Knight Foundation.
-San Francisco and Hawaii.
-Alberding, Charles; Kingsley, Sidney S.
-Newmont Mining
-Olin Foundation
-Digital Equipment Corporation
-Fiske, Edward.
-Neafsey, Jack
-Bartels Fellowship
-Law School Campaign
-Kaneb, Albert.
-Cornell Recognition Project
-Alberding, Charles H.
-Xerox Corporation grant
-Kroch, Carl A.; Meakem, John J.
-Mellon, Paul.
-Capital Campaign for Johnson Graduate School.
-Limiting indirect cost recovery.
-Tax Laws.
-Senator Mark Hatfield; Supercomputers.
-General; Tax reform
-State Relations
-Cuomo, Mario; Fiber Optics Committee.
-Chemical waste disposal site cleanup; Ives basement radon - testing
-Sagan, Carl.
-Advisory Board
-Divestment at M.I.T.
-Big Science; Baker, William.
-John Hopkins National Tower for Medicine
-Development; Medical education.
-General.
-General.
-Report of Task Force
-Schultz Committee; University of Michigan.
-Rhodes memo - 5 year plan
-Open Hearing on CU Budget; Research strategy; Yale and - Michigan State - State of the Union; Statement on budget, student diversity, - and Campaign.
-Report to Trustee Executive Committee.
-Priorities; Trustee planning; -
Bill of Rights; Conflict of interest.
-Johnson Board of Trustees.
-President's Report; Advisory Council.
-President's Report.
-Student employee grievances.
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Isles of Shoal.
-Information Systems.
-Agyeman Complaint-Academic Fraud.
-ONR DARPA Site visit.
-Placement.
-Telluride
-Washington Symposium
-Complaints
-CALS, AAP, A & S, JGSM, Engineering, Hotel, Human Ec, - ILR, Law, Vet.
-Dean review and reappointment; Statement by F. Rhodes.
-Hartman, Frederick C.; letters of recommendation; abstracts; - research notes; grant proposals.
-Business Schools; Liberal Arts; Minority; Quality.
-Scientific Enterprise.
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Cornell; Federal support.
-Annual Report; Guidelines.
-Rhodes speech- Nazareth College graduation. -
Research Facilities; -
Engineering and Science Education; Cost principles for - Educational Institutions; Rosenzweig, Robert M. statement; AAU-Fall membership - meeting.
-Executive Committee Meeting.
-Annual Meeting; Executive Committee; Chief Health Officers - Meeting; Membership lists.
-International Education.
-Research Caucus.
-COFHE Redbook.
-Meeting notes.
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Superconducting Super Collider.
-Chevron; Westinghouse; Ralston Purina; Peat Marwick.
-South Africa.
-Houghton, Amory Jr.
-Markey Trust
-South African Consortium.
-Site visit to Submicron.
-Commission on International Education.
-Science and Government.
-Dr. Clark Kerr, Clark's visit.
-Support of early education; Economic support of Education - for poor; Science and Technology; -
Open University
-Regent Robert Best - Southern Tier
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Shantytown; Building occupation policy; Divestment.
-Stone Hall; Rhode's Letter on South Africa; Anti-Racism - coalition.
-Divestment protest form letters.
-Divestment protest form letters.
-Pew Memorial Trust; Heidrick and Struggles.
-Pew Memorial Trust.
-Trip to England; Work on Darwin's Early Geological - Studies.
-List of Rhodes Memberships.
-Halstead, Beverly.
-Nuts.
-20 Years of Service.
-Academic Promotions.
-New Department Chairs.
-Purcell, Robert W.; Alberding, Charles H.
-Corson, Dale R.; Malott, Deane W.
-Revision of Article 2, Campus Code of Conduct; Appeals - Procedure.
-Appeals Procedure; Campus Code Violations Arising From - Shantytown.
-Proposed Cuts in Federal Financial Aid.
-Proposal from Vice President for Academic Affairs.
-Miscellaneous Sources.
-Industrial and Labor Relations.
-Human Ecology.
-College of Arts and Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences.
- -Engineering.
-Architecture, Art, and Planning.
-Agriculture and Life Sciences.
-Background Material; Letter to Faculty.
-Miscellaneous Correspondence.
-Summary of Round I Proposals.
-Rejected Proposals.
-Partially Funded Proposals.
-Funded Proposals.
-Arts and Sciences Proposals.
-Proposals and Worksheets.
-Funded and Partially Funded Proposals.
-Miscellaneous Correspondence.
-Proposals.
-Rejected and Funded Proposals.
-Proposals and Worksheets, Round III.
-Gardner, Trevor C.
-Cuomo, Mario M.
-Retirement of Herbster, William G.; Post-retirement health - benefits.
-Senior Vice President Job Description and Search.
-Internal Audit for Provost; McAdams, Alan.
-Indirect Cost Recovery.
-Employee Attitude Survey; Welch, John F.
-Employee Attitude Survey.
-Equal Opportunity at Cornell; Muka, Betty O.; Statler - Layoffs.
-University Policy Toward Unionization.
-Exceptions to Health Insurance Coverage; Carpenter, Barry - K.; Carpenter, Joyce; Barnes-Pallesen, Frances.
-Smith, Robert L.
-Dade, Richelle.
-Rhodes Statement on Unionization; Technical Employees; Other - University Presidents' Statements.
-Fraser, Douglas; UAW.
-Child Care; CCTS.
-Employee Attitude Survey.
-Grievances.
-Resignation of Reycroft, Lou.
-National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
-Business Travel Insurance; Diner's Club.
-Tax Reform.
-Gift Tax.
-Payroll Merger.
-Student Financial Assistance Programs Audit.
-Code of Campus Conduct.
-Cornell Heights.
-Regulations for the Maintenance of Public Order; Campus Code - of Conduct.
-Statement of Student Rights; Study Group on Code of - Conduct.
-Martin, Peter.
-Capital Projects.
-Sutter Hill Venture.
-Proposed Establishment of a University-owned Radio Station; - Mirin, Leonard J.
-Minority Intern Program; Insurance Coverage for Students In - Student Organizations.
-Clark, Bishop Matthew H.
-Hazing; Student Alcohol Abuse.
-New York Times Selective Guide to Colleges Survey.
-Married Student Housing.
-Proposed Closure of Cooperatives.
-Faculty in Residence.
-Contingency Planning.
-Malott, Deane W.
-Blue Light Bus Driver Racial Incident.
-AIDS Issues; Cornell AIDS Caucus; Drug Testing.
-Construction Management; Matyas, Robert M.
-Contract Difficulties; Performing Arts Center.
-Statler Renovations.
-The Cornell Center, New York City.
-Comstock.
-Beebe Lake Project.
-Upson Hall.
-Life Safety Building.
-Job Orders; Graduate Student Center; Campus Landscaping.
- -Mariott Hotel; Cornell Federal Credit Union; Land Use - Management Committee.
-Reunion Yearbooks.
-Cornell Foundation; Parents' Fund; Increased Funding for - Development Efforts.
-Director of University Events.
-Mattin, Harry E.
-Urban, Matt.
-Reunion.
-Cornell medal;"Dear Cornellian" Letter.
-Houston.
-Los Angeles; Glass, Sandra A.; Keck Foundation.
-Rome.
-Florida to Atlanta.
-Southeast.
-Chicago; Kroch, Carl A.
-Miller, Robert W.; Trustee/ Council Weekend.
-Biographies.
-Major Gifts Committee Meeting.
-Milstein, Howard P.
-Miller, Frank W; 25th Reunion VIP Visit; Berens, Don; - McLamore, James W.
-Schwartz, Richard J.; McCrone, Walter.
-Undergraduate Education Campus Visit; Seltzer, Samuel M.; - Lam, L. T.
-University Libraries VIP Visit.
-Cornell Recognition; The Builders of Cornell; Legislators - Football Game.
-VIP Engineering-Supercomputer Visit.
-Coors, Peter; Institute for African Development; Louis, - Michael W.; Law School Campaign.
-Johnson Graduate School of Management Campaign.
-Kroch, Carl A.; Vollmer, Gustavo J.; Vollmer, Federico.
-Kaneb, Albert J.; Ferguson, Herbert Keith.
-Malott, Deane W.
-Einaudi, Mario.
-Mattin, Harry E.; Cornell, Marjorie.
-Lindseth, Jon A.
-National Institutes of Health; Jacobstein, Jerome; Borer, - Jeffrey.
-National Attitudinal Study About Cornell.
-Newsclippings.
-Morita, Akio; Dobrynin, Anatoliy F.; Trudeau, Pierre - Elliott; Percy, Charles H.
-Marcham, Frederick G.; Gutenberger, John C.
-D'Amato, Alfonse; McHugh, Matthew F.; Procope, Ernesta G.; - Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; O'Connor, Sandra Day.
-Williams, Pat.
-Boehlert, Sherwood; Moynihan, Daniel Patrick.
-Superconducting Supercollider; Corson, Dale R.
-Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; Simon, Paul; Baucus, Max; Rangel, - Charles B.
-Fiske, Edward B.; Indirect Cost Recovery; Federal Budget and - Research. McTague, James.
-Hoffman, Roald.
-Dullea, Henrik N.; Cuomo, Mario M.
-Dullea, Henrik N.
-Sex Equity in Education Bill; Affirmative Action.
-Meakam, John J.
-Cooke, W. D.; Fire Alarms; Beebe Lake Cleanup.
-Chemical Waste.
-Press Releases; Correspondence.
-Medical College Deanship Review; Shires, G. Thomas; Whalen, - Joseph P.
-Cooper, Theodore; Corson, Dale R; Meikle, Thomas H., Jr.
- -Meikle, Thomas H., Jr.
-Hatfield, Robert S.
-Heimlich, Henry J.
-Medical Center Advisory Board; Payne Whitney Clinic.
-Lasdon Facility; Search for Chair of Department of - Anesthesiology; Starr Foundation.
-Skinner, David B.
-New York Center.
-Tadros, M. A.; Death of Warhol, Andy.
-Complaints About Experiments on Cats at CUMC.
-Health Care: The National Context.
-Hatfield, Robert S.; Meikle, Thomas H., Jr.; Thompson, David - D.
-Executive Committee Phone Meeting Regarding Closure of Phi - Gamma Delta Fraternity; Meeting in Washington.
-Blanchard, Kenneth H.; Ferreira, Joan Hartford.
-Weintraub, Bernard A.
-Subcommittee on Compensation.
-Sexual Harassment and Public Safety; Financial Aid.
-American Indian Program House.
-Financial Aid.
-Investment Policies Resolution.
-Recommendation to Divest United Technologies Corp. Stock
- -Report of the Provost.
-Report of the President; Seznec, Alain; Director of - University Libraries.
-Report of the President; Divestment Protests.
-Report of College Advisory Councils; Schedule of Trustee - Events.
-Starr Foundation Gift.
-Report of the President; Sexual Harassment and Public Safety - Survey of Cornell Women.
-Smith, Robert L.
-Report of the President; Long Range Planning.
-Report of the President.
-Meetings in Washington.
-Report of the President.
-Divestment.
-Professors Emeritus.
-Report of the President.
-Morley, Jay; Hart Joycelyn R.
-Commission to Review Campus Code.
-Parking and Traffic.
-Breslow, Steven; Rozen, Alan.
-Adamson vs. Cornell; Cornell vs. Andriette, William H.; - Divestment.
-African Development Initiative.
-Williams, Sanford.
-Etnier, Carl.
-Kennedy, W. Keith.
-Financial Aid; Athletics.
-"Likely" letters; Recruiting at New England Prep Schools; - Cornell National Scholar Program.
-Complaints; Recommendations.
-Day, David A.; Procope, Ernesta; Complaints; - Recommendations; Recruitment of Black and Latino students.
-Correspondence with Faculty.
-Cornell National Scholars Program; Princeton Scholars - Program; National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro - Students.
-Complaints.
-Students from Farm Families; Audit Report.
-Ivy League Financial Aid Issues.
-COSEP.
-Peaches Bell, Dorothy; David Starr Jordan Prize; Proposed - Course on Evolution; Microbiology
-Isle of Schoals; Schoals Marine Laboratory; Haaland, Gordon - A.
-Kroch, Carl A.; Smith, Robert I.; Glenmede Trust.
-Africana Library; Archive Library Site.
-Library Board and Academic Assembly.
-Seznec, Alain; Library Automation.
-Ford Foundation Grant.
-Faculty search.
-Heth, Charlotte W.
-Financial Aid Policy for New York Native Americans; - Residential Program House.
-Almirall-Padamsee, Irma; Academic Standing; Minority - Advisor; Engineering admissions.
-Williams, Marylin; Proposal for Summer Scholastic - Development Program for Minority Students.
-Minority Education Retreat.
-Affirmative action.
-Minority enrollment.
-Gipson-Tyiska, Denise.
-King, Kenneth M.; Computing and information systems.
-Proposal to Handlan, Raymond L.; Faculty Positions in - Computer Science.
-University Computing Board; Analysis of Arts and Sciences - Computer Services.
-Spencer, James W.
-Development.
-DeWinter, Urbain J.; Hamburg Program; Faculty Concerns.
-Faculty Committee; Questions and Answers about Cornell - Abroad.
-DeWinter, Urbain J.; Kyoto Center for Japanese Studies.
-Pembroke Junior Year Abroad; Funding for a Special - Relationship.
-Overlap Study; Personnel and Office Equipment.
-Stilwell, Richard G.
-Increases.
-Adams, Barry B.; Palmer, Larry I; President's Fund for - Educational Initiatives.
-Adams, Barry B.; Taylor-Way, David G.
-Luce Professorship Search; Hat-passing Fund; Management - Education.
-Management Education.
-Commission on Common Learning; Islam Conference; Ethics and - Public Life Program.
-Undergraduate Education.
-Proposed Graduate Program in International Relations and - Public Policy; Cornell-in-Washington.
-Jasanoff, Sheila; Space for STS.
-Teacher Ratings by Students.
-Kaneb, Albert J.; Kaneb, Rachel Rebecca; Curran, Charles - E.
-Policy on Use of Facilities; DNA.
-Center for Analytical Economics; Zeman Road Lab.
-Rhodes Trip to Puerto Rico; Bloch, Erich.
-Advisory Board and Visiting Committee.
-Center for the Study of Global Change.
-Eastman Kodak support.
-Space allocations.
-Kubiak, John; Hinestrosa, Fernando.
-Space allocations.
-Budget Review.
-Software policy.
-"Synchrotron"; Semiconducting Supercollider.
-Network with Industry.
-Bloch, Erich; Cuomo, Mario M.
-Sex Discrimination in Chorus/ Glee Club.
-Status of Women and Minorities at Cornell.
-Minority Faculty and Staff Forum.
-Women and Minorities at Cornell; USA/ Japan Higher Education - Plan.
-Disabled students.
-Hart, Joycelyn R.
-Candidates.
-Gates-Cohen Report.
-Affirmative Action Plan; Presidential Codicil to Faculty - Handbook; Advisory Council on the Status of Women.
-Racial discrimination.
-President's Advisory Committee on Minority Affairs; Racism - at Cornell.
-Office of Equal Opportunity.
-Sexual harassment; Survey of Cornell Women.
-Cornell, Ezra; Enrollment trends.
-Conversion from Dormitory to Use for Applied - Mathematics.
-Barker, Robert; Testimony on Fiscal Year 1987 - Appropriations.
-Computing at Cornell; Sexual Harassment.
-Cooperative Extension
-Landscape Architecture Program.
-Public Health Program; Baker, E. Vreeland Estate; National - Aquaculture Center; Agricultural Economics; World Intellectual Property - Organization.
-Tallon, James R., Jr.
-Fleming, Robben W.; Commission on Future of Cornell - Cooperative Extension.
-Boehlert Legislation on Industrial Extension.
-Distribution of Commission Report.
-Duke, William B.
-Evaluation Committee.
-Beebe Lake Restoration.
-Kubelik, Martin.
-Rome Program; Explorations in Architecture.
-Greenberg, Donald P.; Computer Lab; Real Estate Program.
- -Lillienthal, Alfred M.; Need for Teaching Assistants; - Islamic Studies; Mathematics Salaries.
-Faculty; Affirmative action.
-Mellon "Term Chairs"; Central Casting Theatre.
-Space Planning; Crisis of Minority Faculty; Math Library - Fund.
-Rural Sociology; Women's Studies; English Proficiency among - TA's; Southeast Asia Program.
-Language House; Haitian Symposium.
-Overview of Facilities; Arts Quad Planning; Cognitive - Studies.
-Council on Performing Arts.
-Society for the Humanities; Department of Theatre Arts.
-Performing Arts Center.
-Social Science Coordinating Committee; Consortium of Social - Science Associations.
-Social Science Coordination; Sociology.
-Space.
-Minority Support Programs.
-Ruina, Andy; Trailers; Engineering Master Plan.
-National Earthquake Engineering Center; National Science - Foundation.
-Accreditation by Computing Sciences Accreditation Board - (CSAB).
-Industrial Innovation Instruction Service; Xerox - Corporation; Hoffman, Roald Family Visa Problem.
-Accreditation Visit; State Education Department.
-National Research and Resource Facility for Submicron - Structures.
-Snee Endowment; Institute for the Study of the - Continents.
-Telescope Project; Department of Astronomy.
-Tuition; Funding; General Committee.
-African Development Initiative.
-African Development Initiative; South African Scholarship - Program.
-Summer Research Exchange Fellowships for Minority Students; - Princeton; Cornell; Stanford; Berkeley.
-General Summer Research.
-Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory.
-Doctoral Evaluation Project.
-Cornell - China Exchange.
-Carter, Jimmy; Tutu, Desmond M.; Professors at Large.
-Fellowships; History and Philosophy of Science and - Technology; Foreign Student Tuition.
-Biological Sciences Doctoral Program Review.
-Arts and Sciences and Cornell Computer Services Study by - JGSM.
-Faculty Policy Committee.
-Wenz, Barry; Wenz, Susan; Zuber, Paul W.; Academic - Integrity; Racial Prejudice at Hotel School.
-Hotel and Conference Center.
-Endowment for Nursing; Social Work Program; Interior Design - Accreditation; Computing at Cornell.
-Health Administration.
-Chu, C. C.; Academic fraud.
-Programs for Employment and Workplace Systems.
-Institute for Collective Bargaining.
-Smithers, R. Brinkley Estate; Institute for Alcoholism and - Workplace Problems.
-Konvitz, Milton; Public Policy Studies; Bill of Rights - Series.
-Budget.
-Zimmer, James F.; Physiology Review Group;
-Report on Trustee/ Faculty Power Over Non-Academic Issues; - Divestment.
-Bumpers, Dale.
-Native American Residential Program House; Sexual - Harassment.
-Fiduciary Concerns.
-Executive Committee; Divestment; Native American Residential - Program House.
-Copyright Policy; Intellectual Property Rights in Computer - Software.
-Academic Programs and Policies; Survey of Undergraduates on - Academic Integrity.
-Budget Committee; Survey of Faculty Declining Offers.
-Academic Calendar; Holy Days.
-Academic Calendar.
-Academic integrity.
-Teaching Assistants; Research assistants; Instructors; - Lecturers.
-Early retirement; Emeritus title; Mandatory retirement.
-Council on Research and Technology (CORETECH).
-Health Care Financing; AIDS.
-Research; Federal funds.
-Moratorium on Congressionally Earmarked Funds.
-Research Excellence Through the Year 2000.
-Contributions to the National Energy Program.
-Office of Management and Budget Circular A-21.
-Faculty Retirement Issues.
-Higher Education Leadership Award.
-Council of Ivy Presidents Meeting.
-Bowen, William G.; Breneman, David W.; Federal Role in - Higher Education; Federal Regulations Affecting the Free Flow of Information - within Universities; Long Term Federal Objectives for Ivy League Universities; - Financial Aid.
-Johnstone, D. Bruce; Report on Future Directions for Ivy - Office.
-Computing Sciences accreditation; International Affairs; - Centennial Celebration.
-Office of Management and Budget Circular A-21.
-Wharton, Clifton R., Jr.
-Superconducting Supercollider.
-Management of International Crises; Educational - Opportunities for Black South Africans.
-Educational Opportunities for Black South Africans.
-National Science Foundation.
-Lund, John T.
-Cornell National Supercomputer Facility.
-Starr Foundation.
-Wole, Soyinka; National Medal of Science; Nobel Prize for - Literature; Charles A. Dana Awards.
-Hoffman, Roald; Wolf Prize; Texas Instruments Prize; Clark - Teaching Awards; Fulbright Awards; Humboldt Awards.
-Handlan, Raymond L.
-New York Hospital Property at 1301 York Avenue.
-Handlan, Raymond L.
-President's Fund for Educational Initiatives.
-Cornell Club of New York City.
-Undergraduate Research Apprenticeships.
-Gannett, Frank Papers.
-Smith, Robert I.
-Langfitt, Thomas W.
-African Development Initiative.
-Freshman Writing Program.
-Young Humanists.
-Fresh Combinations.
-Term Chairs.
-Bloch, Erich; Submicron Center.
-Alan T. Waterman Award.
-Graduate Fellowships.
-Proposal for Renovation of Olin Hall.
-Division of Nutritional Sciences.
-African Initiatives.
-Summer Research Program for Minority Students.
-Trip to Scotland.
-Board of Directors.
-Education and Human Resources Committee.
-Committee on Centers and Individual Investigator Awards.
- -Education and Human Resources Committee; White House Science - Council.
-Rhodes nomination.
-Education and Human Resources Committee.
-Academic Research.
-Square One TV.
-National Center for Supercomputing Inaugural.
-Minority and Undergraduate Education.
-Chair's Report; Commission on Minority Enrollment.
-Scott, John A.
-Columbia University.
-National Advisory Committee.
-Bennett, William J.
-Public vs. Private.
-Tax Reform.
-TAP.
-Bowen, William G., Paper on Tuition and Student Aid.
-Moynihan, Daniel Patrick.
-Doyle, Ursula.
-Roberts, Donna Jean.
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McLaughlin, David T.; Shapiro, Harold T.; Freedom of - speech.
-Synchrotron professorships.
-McLaughlin, David T.; Marti, Eduardo J.
-Stanford-CU Education of Teachers Program.
-Sample, Steven B.; Hamilton College Commencement; SUNY - Buffalo Earthquake Engineering.
-Johns Hopkins Conference on Humanities and Medical - Education.
-NYU Visiting Chinese Scholars; Yale Inauguration; Harvard's - 350th Anniversary.
-Prostitution; Outpost Program.
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Sheinkman, Jacob; University Objectivity.; J. P.; Stevens - Company; Frontlash.
-Sunshine Law; Willard Straight Takeover. -
Campus Code of Conduct; Freedom of Speech; Shantytown; - Policy Handbook.
-Linowitz, Sol M.; Baccalaureate Address.
-Discouraging champagne use.
-President's household account.
-Hayes questionnaire.
-Cambridge visit.
-Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; Freeman, Harrop A; Schoales, - Dudley N.; Jones, Robert Trent.
-Malott, Deane W.
-Minority Student Luncheon.
-Wilson, Kenneth; Nobel Prize.
-Linowitz, Sol M.
-O'Connor, Sandra Day.
-Women at Cornell; Salary equity; Acquaintance rape.
-Economic development business leaders; Pork barrel issue; - Faculty Plaza.
-Labor strike; Negotiations; Four year UAW contract; Barbaro, - Frank J.
-Day care.
-Jones, Robert Trent; Robert Trent Jones Foundation.
-Schultz, Richard D; Academic standards.
-Whalen, Michael L.
-Reich, Lee A. vs. Cornell University; Merschrod vs. Cornell - University; Cornell Heights; Theory Center; Intellectual property; Combustion - Institute.
-McNerney, John M.; Parrot, Andrea; Relihan, Walter J., Jr.; - Burness, John F.; FBI.
-Treasurer search; Investment policy.
-Gurowitz, William D.
-Ozick, Cynthia; Beggs, Robert W.
-Sage Chapel Advisory Committee.
-Fraternities and sororities.
-Ujamaa Residential College; Cornell Quarters; Cooperative - housing; 660 Stewart Ave.; International Visiting Scholar Housing.
-Cornell Quarters; 660 Stewart Ave; Student Housing Project - Workbook.
-Director search.
-AIDS; Drug Abuse.
-Cult Awareness Network.
-Barcelo, John J.; Barcelo Commission.
-Special Faculty Meeting; Barcelo Commission; Freedom of - speech and boycotts at other universities.
-Collegetown; Critical maintenance; Energy conservation.
-Alumni/Admissions/Development Center; Life Safety Building; - New York City Alumni Facility.
-New York City Alumni Facility
-Grumman Air Conditioning; Hughes Hall; Sage Project; Sage - Chapel; Savage Hall; Stimson; Physical plan and campus design; Theory Center; - Bailey Hall.
-Job orders.
-Naming of buildings; Stern, Leslie W.
-Cornell Club; Letter to alumni; Gerschel, Patrick A.; - Seltzer, Samuel M.; Krusen, H. Stanley; Giving Club; Reunion calendar.
-Alberding, Charles H; Palmer, James B.; Palmer, Martha - Kinne.
-Gleitsman, Alan L; Alberding, Charles H.
-VanSickle, Olive Tjaden; Mellon, Paul; Olin Fellows Lecture; - Financial Aid VIP Visit; Major Gifts Committee.
-Hoff, John K.; Greenberg, Maurice (Hank); Stern, Leslie W.; - Burger, Warren Earl; 25th Reunion VIP Visit; Newman Professorship.
-Milstein, Howard; Milstein, Philip; Hughes Foundation; Keck - Foundation; Markey Trust.
-Aquadro, Lawrence; Kroch, Jeanette (Jet); ; Jones, Robert - Trent; Bartels, Henry E.; Bartels, Nancy H.; Theory CenterVIP visit.; JGSM - campaign
-Olin, Bernard; Wright, Sir Oliver; Tanner, Harold; Gould, - Milton S.; Wilkinson, Frederick D.; American Express; Jewish Studies.
-Mariani, John F.; Einaudi, Roberto; Sosa Rodriguez, Julio; - Kaneb, Albert J.; Zimmerman; Fund Raising Priorities;, Elizabeth H.; -
Goodstein, David B.; Futterman, Lewis; Greenberg, Maurice - (Hank); Cornell Recognition Project; Gay financial aid; Mariposa - Collection.
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Complaints.
-Consulting.
-Mistaken Cornell SAT average.
-International relations.
-Cornell Heights Historic District.
-Cuomo, Mario M.; Withdrawal of State support for Theory - Center; Cornell Heights.
-Eve, Arthur; Anderson, Warren; Miller, Melvin H.; Theory - Center Loan Problems; Earthquake Center; Superconducting Supercollider; -
News releases.
-Radiation Accident.
-Tenure.
-Copyright Policy; Animal testing.
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Meikle, Thomas H.; Resignation.; Shires, G. Tomas.
-Meikle, Thomas H.
-Lasdon Agreement; Lasdon, William S.
-Conflict of Interest Policy.
-Board Fellows; Payson House; Unauthorized aid to Ivy League - athletes.
-Shulman, Yankelovich Clancy; Siegel and Gale.
-Copyright Policy; Boorstein, Allen.
-Status of Women and Minorities; Proposed Real Estate - Program; Statement on Sexual Harassment; Crisis of Minority Faculty.
-University Presidents' Papers.
-South Africa Divestment.
-Schaenen, Nelson.
-Selective Divestment; Investment Review.
-Bowen, William G.; Bok, Derek.
-Report of the President.
-Report of the President.
-Advisory Council reports; Report of the President.
-Report of the President; Sexual harassment.
-Report of the President.
-Report of the President; Slides - ten year overview.
-Report of the President.
-Keeping New York State competitive; Report of the - President.
-Report of the President.
-Positioning statement; Report of the President.
-New York State; Carnegie Corporation; Cornell Policy.
-Princeton; Duke; University of California; Harvard.
-Sullivan, Leon H; Bok, Derek; University of Michigan; - Princeton; Bowen, William G.
-Stanford; Yale; Wayne State University.
-University of Cape Town; Dartmouth; University of - Witwatersrand; Columbia.
-Johnson and Johnson; Coca-Cola Company; S. C. Johnson Wax - statement.
-Botha, P. W.; South African Embassy; Reagan, Edward V.; - United Nations; U. S. Government.
-Lewis, Peter; Study of faculty relations with Board of - Trustees.
-Lee, Benson.
-Carnegie Corporation of New York.
-Carnegie Corporation of New York.
-Hull, Isabel V.; -
California Grape Boycott; Student Activity Fee; Ujamaa - Residence Advisors; Dog Committee; Presidential Primary Debates.
-Cooperative Housing.
-Hullar, Ted; Program for Mid-Career South Africans.
-Program housing; financial aid; Ujamaa; Enrollment - trends.
-Merit-based aid; Mable Meritt Scholar; Program housing - financial aid.
-Bruns, Peter J.; Biotechnology Building telephones; Director - of Biological Sciences.
-Human Sexuality Collection; Online Catalog.
-Central Library Plan; Health Administration Library; Olin - Library - Undergraduate access to stacks; Mann Library.
-Colman, Gould P.; Library Board; Scholarly Information; - Archives;
-Edmonson, Locksley; National Resource Center.
-Black Presence Development Fund.
-Special Admissions Committee.
-640 Stewart Avenue; Program House.
-Fiber optic network; Computer Cost Study;
-Equipment Center.
-Lynn, M. Stuart.
-Cornell Institute for Social and Economic Research - (CISER).
-Nesheim, Malden C.
-South Asia Program; Southeast Asia Program; Faculty - Executive Board.
-Director Search; DeWinter, Urbain J. (Ben); Fallon Program; - Japanese Management Program.
-China-Japan Program.
-Advisory Council.
-Day Hall space assignment; Trailers
-Palmer, Larry I.; Department of Religion.
-Luce Professorship; Nurturing Network; Report on - Professionalism.
-Cooke, Robert J.; Chautauqua Conference; Software Proposal; - Freshman Survey.
-Health Careers; Cornell University Press; Learning Skills - Center; Cornell in Washington.
-Summer Session; Science, Technology and Society Program.
- -Catherine Anne L.; Undergraduate student complaints; - Undergraduate Education.
-Ethnic Studies; Thornfield Conference.
-Corporate Relations; Radiation accident.
-National Nanofabrication Facility; Combustion Institute.
- -Schuler, Richard E.; Helis; Cost of Research and - Scholarship; SEMATECH semiconductor research facility at RPI; Principal - investigators.
-McCarty, Richard E.; Corson, Dale R.; Cost of Research; - "Whither the Research University?"; Director Search
-Sagan, Carl.
-Sagan, Carl; Honorarium; Speaking commitments.
-Ford, Clinton B.; Caltech.
-Solid Waste Combustion Institute.
-CLEARS Review.
-Program in Competitiveness (PIC); Participatory Action - Research to Enhance Competitiveness (PARTEC); International Population - Program.
-Greenwood, Davydd J.; Demography; Directorship.
-Board of Governors.
-Siting controversy; Gwathmey Siegel and Associates - Architects.
-Director; Wilson, Kenneth G.; Brown, Alison A.; Robb, - Walter; Lee, Larry; Surge Building.
-Minority Affairs; Racism and Sexism on Campus; Minority - Students Deans Meeting; CISER program for Minorities.
-Status of Women and Minorities Report; Disabled.
-Affirmative Action; Human Relations Task Force Report; Civil - Rights Complaints.
-Human Relations Task Force; Sexual harassment; Rhodes - Endorsement of Lesbian Gay and Bisexual Awareness Month; Protests of - endorsement.
-Office of Equal Opportunity; Sexual assault; Sexual - harassment.
-Minority Education Committee.
-Minority Education; Recruitment/ Retention of Minorities; - Freedom of Teaching; Shantytown.
-AIDS Advisory Committee.
-Copyright Policy.
-Jacobstein, Jerome G.
-Titles; Calendar.
-Messenger Lectures; Faculty Committee on Music; Research - Policies; Patent Policy; Animal Welfare Committee.
-Corson, Dale R.; Redefinition of "Named Assured"; Mandatory - Retirement.
-Boyer, Paul D.
-Agriculture Quad as Historic District.
-Rockcastle, Verne; Corson, Dale R.
-Baker (E. Vreeland) Estate; Castillo-Chavez, Carlos; R. J. - R. Nabisco Scholars; Fogarty, Marlene; Petition to the Faculty.
-Northeast Dairy Food Research Center; Cooperative Extension; - Fleming Commission Report on Future of Cooperative Extension.
-Long Range Plan; Theory Center siting controversy.
-McMinn, William G.
-Accreditation.
-McMinn, William G.
-Full Accreditation of Masters program in Regional Planning; - MacDougall (Scotty) slides.
-John Henry Barr Memorial Fund; Teaching Assistants; Minority - Faculty Recruitment.
-Hoffman, Roald.
-Freshman Seminar Program; International Teaching Assistant - training; Ethics and Public Life
-Asian American Studies.
-Faculty salaries; Modern Indonesia project; 102 West Avenue; - Hispanic American Studies.
-Masters Program - Music; Cohen-Gates Report on the Crisis of - Minority Faculty at Cornell.
-Smith, Robert J.; Inducement to stay.
-Theater Arts; Council on the Performing Arts; Society for - the Humanities; Ticket Prices.
-Corporate relations.
-Wilson, Kenneth; Brown, Alison; Theory Center.
-Burr (David Eugene) Professorship; Science and Technology - Center for Accelerator Physics; Accreditation Board for Engineering and - Technology (ABET) report.
-Funding; Exchange programs with overseas institutions.
-Olin Symposium; Graduate Student Council; Exchange agreement - with Limerick, Ireland.
-Xu, Ambassador Han.
-Clark, John J.; Resignation from Deanship; Rights and - Responsibilities of Faculty of the School of Hotel Administration.
-Funding for Renovations.
-Campaign.
-Quality of Student Life Study.
-Firebaugh, Francille M.; Affirmative action hiring.
-Accreditation.
-Faculty Salaries; Campus code of conduct.
-Martin, Peter W.; Admissions.
-Osgood, Russell K.
-McHugh, Matthew F.; Garza, Cutberto.
-Poppensiek Visiting Professorship; Doctoral program in - Veterinary Medicine and Immunology; Accreditation.
-Funds for Teaching Assistants; Affirmative Action Hires.
- -Barker, Robert; External Review Committee.
-Barker, Robert; External Review Committee.
-The College Board.
-Consortium for Graduate Study in Management.
-Executive Committee; Health Care; Tax law; H. R. 2990 - Technology transfer.
-Campus Compact.
-Athletics; Colonial League; Admissions; ESPN Telecasting - Agreement; Free speech; Campus Code of Conduct.
-Greenwood, Davydd J.
-Superconducting Supercollider; Ballantyne, Joseph M.
-The General Foods Fund; Fortune Magazine; Eastman Kodak - Company; Mearl Corporation.
-Horner, Larry D.; Peat Marwick Main and Company; - Business-Higher Education Forum; RJR Nabisco Scholars.
-Minority Scholars Program; INFACT (Infant Formula Action - Coalition) boycott of GE for manufacture of nuclear weapons.
-Support for the Materials and Processing Sciences.
-Pearl S. Buck Foundation; Lucille P. Markey Charitable - Trust; Starr Foundation; CUMC Proposal.
-National Medal of Science; Harry S. Truman Scholarships; - Lucille P. Markey Award.
-Clark Distinguished Teaching Awards; Humboldt Award; Wolf - Foundation Prize. Guggenheim Fellows; Fulbright Grants.
-Handlan, Raymond L.; Feeney, Charles.; Irish Peace - Institute.
-Sandberg, Philip A.
-Glass, Sandra A.; Theory Center; Mass spectrometer; Computer - graphics.
-Youth Initiatives Project.
-John S. Knight Writing Program.
-Southeast Asia Program.
-Peace Studies Program.
-McTague, John.; Possible withdrawal from support of particle - physics; Federal Budget and Research.
-African Development Initiative.
-Bowen, William G.
-Carter, Jimmy.
-Membership Booklets.
-Lead discussion on Leadership.
-Education and Human Resources Committee meeting.
-Membership, 1988.
-Committee on the Openness of Scientific Communication.
-Research and economic competitiveness.
-Committee on the Openness of Scientific Communication.
-Supercomputer Center Users and Science.
-Committee on the Openness of Scientific Communication.
-Commission on Minority Concerns; "One-Third of a Nation: An - American Imperative."
-Executive Committee; Report of the Chair; Budget - Proposal.
-Membership Committee.
-Finance and Audit Committee.
-Executive Committee.
-Ford, Gerald R.; Commission on Minority Concerns; "One-Third - of a Nation: An American Imperative."; Invitations to participate.
-Holland, Robert C.; Demography.
-Challenger Center.
-Task Force on Human Capital; American Know-How project.
-National Advisory Committee; Fellows selection.
-Bennett, William J.; Bowen, William G.
-Affirmative action in admissions; Reverse - discrimination.
-Anderson, Warren M.
-Jordan, David Starr; Linowitz, Sol M.; Bok, Derek; Curtis, - Mark; Boyer, Ernest; Report of Special Committee on Campus Tensions.
-Cabot, Louis W.; Silber, John R.; Randel, Don M.; Racker, - Efraim; Status of minority graduate students; Freedom of Expression at - Yale.
-Spies, Richard R.; Linowitz, Sol M.; Bowen, William G.
-Bok, Derek; Nuclear arms race; Divestment; Boycotts; Freedom - of expression.
-Johnstone, D. Bruce; Komisar, Jerome B.
-Joint meeting of SUNY and Cornell Trustees.
-Moscow State University.
-Murphy, Joseph; University of Puerto Rico; ROTC-type - teaching fellowships; Undergraduate Summer Exchange for Minority Students; RPI/ - Cornell Center for Design Research.
-Kennedy, Donald; Sterling, J. E. Wallace; Bok, Derek C.; - Civil disobedience; Unions.
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Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity.
-Purcell, Robert W.; Linowitz, Sol M.; Trustee Incident; - Minority student support; Divestment.
-Divestment protests; Faculty protests; Hunger strike.
-Ashby, Eric.
-Mingde, Li.
-Bart, Connie
-Willard Straight takeover
-Women Faculty
-Lynah fan behavior; football.
-Baughan, Maxie; Weiss, Roger J.
-Derrick, Darron; Relihan, Walter J.
-Harr, Sidney B.
-Off campus housing
-Cornell University Strategic Housing Plan
-Moreno, Ofir
-Comprehensive Parking and Transportation Plan for the - 80s
-Department of Unions and Activities
-Campus grounds
-Kroch, Carl A.
-Merrill, Philip
-125th Anniversary
-Dyson, John S.; Milstein, Howard; Seymour, Howard.
-DeFrees, Barbara Baldwin
-Marler, Peter R.
-Merrill, Philip; Kiplinger, Austin
-Greenawalt, Crawford H.
-Brown, Minnie Miller; Kroch Library
-Lilienthal, Alfred
-Lee, Benson; Cornell Recognition Project
-Kaneb, Al; Kroch, Carl A.
-Campaign planning
-Hatfield Fund
-Clark, James; Performing Arts Center
-Dean, Arthur; Hertzberg, Benjamin; Johnson, Samuel C.
-Johnson Graduate School of Management
-Knight, Charles F.
-Knight, Lester B.
-Lake, Charles W.
-Newman, Floyd R.
-Olin, Spencer T.
-Robison, Ellis H.
-Snee, Katherine
-Uris, Harold D.
-Okamoto, Michiko
-Supercomputer funding
-Gates, Henry Louis
-Perkins, James A.
-Divestment
-Lowi, Theodore J.; Ehrenberg, Ronald G.; Stewart, Patricia - Carry; Divestment
-Barker, Robert
-Campus planning.
-Williams, L. Pearce
-Freedom of speech; "Photo Policy"
-Cornell University Mission Statement
-Campus planning
-Computers; Salaries
-Murphy, Susan H.
-Seznec, Alain; Gates, Henry Louis; Library expansion
-Seznec, Alain; Lynn, M. Stuart; Information technologies; - Salaries
-Black Students United
-Hines, May
-American Indian Program
-Lynn, M. Stuart; Cornell Information Technologies
-Morris, Robert T.
-Morris, Robert T.
-Nesheim, Malden C.
-Kazusa Project
-Boorstein, Allen L.
-Sagan, Carl; Divestment
-Cornell Research Foundation, Inc.
-Cornell National Supercomputer Facility
-Hart, Joycelyn R. ; Affirmative action.
-Title IX
-President's statement
-Committee on Academic Freedom and Professional Status
-McMinn, William G.; Meyer, Elisabeth; College budget; - College morale.
-Shaw, Harry E.; Palmer, Larry I.; Chester, Geoffrey V.
-Lilienthal, Alfred M.
-McInerney, Ralph; Soyinka, Wole; Wilson, William Julius
-Knight Foundation
-Cornell Cinema
-Streett, William B.
-Casarett, Alison P.
-Casarett, Alison P.
-Tarr, Curtis W.; McAdams, Alan; Dyckman, Thomas R.
-Statler Hotel
-Firebaugh, Francille M.
-Lipsky, David B.
-Nathanielsz, Peter W.
-with: Ballantyne, J. M.
-with: Burness, John F.
-with: Casarett, Alison P.
-with: Palmer, Larry I.
-with: Relihan, Walter J.
-with: Ramin, Richard M.
-with: Van Gorden, Judith H.
-Morley, James E.
-Ostrom, John S.
-Racker, Efraim
-Lowi, Theodore J.
-Rosenzweig, Robert M.
-Football
-Supercollider
-Toni Morrison Fellowship
-Handlan, Raymond L.
-Minority education; minority affairs
-Glover, Kenneth; Gurowitz, William D.; Hart, Joycelyn E.; - Amusa-Shonubi, Bemi; Adeigbola, Ayodele; Minority affairs; Affirmative action; - Divestment
-Dukakis incident; Willard Straight Hall retrospect; Louis - Farrakhan incident
-University of Southampton; Robinson College.
-Markowitz, Steve; England.
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Giamatti, A. Bartlett
-Wagner, Joy; Bart, Constance A.
-Presidential Papers project.
-College Deans on reorganization.
-Morley, James E.; Admissions acceptance letter.
-Townsend, Rich L.; Standards of successful management; - Pierpont report, 1978; Construction cost review.
-Sterbal, Richard; Upstate Roundtable on Manufacturing; - Business Advisory Committee.
-Peter, George.
-Retiree Survey.
-Kennedy, Laing; Williams, L. Pierce; Schudel, Paul; Hofher, - Jim; Director of Athletics - Inquiry; Football; Alumni involvement.
-Fenner, James; Costello, W. Richard; Golf program; - NCAA.
-Nieswand, Erin C.; Sexual harassment; Central campus - historic district;
-Anti-trust compliance; Ivy League colleges.
-Resource allocation; Vice President for Finance and - Treasurer search.
-Catholic chaplaincy endowment.
-Suicide at Cornell; Orientation Steering Committee; - Fraternities and sororities; Phi Gamma Delta.
-Crane, Todd M.; Death of a student; Alcohol policy.
-Retail activities on Central Plaza.
-Sage Hall renovation; Olin Hall renovation.
-Combustion Institute.
-Rogers, Jean.
-Admissions/ Alumni Center; Library project.
-Cornell Club; Combustion Institute.
-Ramin, Richard M.
-Will, George F.; Teng-Hui, Lee; Reunion; Giving Club.
-Women of Class of 1929; Steering Committee on Alumni - Leaders.
-Pollard, Arnold; Alumni Coordinating Board; CACO luncheon; - Class of 1965 reception; Cornell Club of New York City.
-Galapagos; Antarctic; Kenya-Tanzania.
-Janis, Ralph; Asian trip breakfast.
-Feasibility; Communications; 125th birthday celebration; - Long-range policy questions.
-Alberding, Bethine; Beckman, Arnold O.; de Lesseps, Tauni; - Dyson, John S.; Builders of Cornell recognition project.
-Kaneb, Albert J.; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Kroch, Carl A.; - Matiba, Kenneth S. N.; McLamore, James W.; Merrill, Philip.; Miller, Robert - W.
-Class of '65 VIP weekend; Ag School VIP weekend; LibraryVIP - weekend.
-Selection committee.
-Burness, John F.
-Chronicle funding; Satellite uplink; Economic impact on - Ithaca; -
Buckley, Jerry.
-Dalai Lama; Palmer, Mark; Koop, C. Everett.
-Gutenberger, John C.; Nichols, Benjamin; Central campus - historic district; Therm, Inc.
-Chamberlain, Claudine; Editors breakfast.
-Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; McGrath, Raymond J.; Downey, - Thomas J.; Boehlert, Sherwood L.
-Bush, George H. W.; Education Summit; Congressional visits; - Williamsburg Charter Foundation.
-Governor's Education Summit; Conference on Science and - Engineering Education.
-Skawinski, Carol; "Cornell and the Corporations" article - series.
-Combustion Institute.
-Daniels, Lee A.; African Americans in Higher Education.
-Radiation contamination.
-Shires, G. Thomas; Meikle, Thomas.
-Dean search; Cabaret '89.
-Board of Overseers; Briefing Book.
-Collier, Earl M., Jr. (Duke); Weiss, Stephen H.; Greenberg, - Maurice R. (Hank); End of Joint Agreement; New York real estate dispute; - Strategic Planning Committee.
-Skinner, David B.
-Committee on Conflict of Interest.
-Dittman, David A.; Hotel deanship search; Capital campaign - feasibility study.
-Raynor, Bruce; Cole, Paul.
-East Asia Program; Bromley, Alan.
-Alumni Affairs.
-Executive Committee budget meeting.
-Agenda review.
-Meeting room change.
-Parking.
-Grape boycott.
-Lee, Benson P.; Cornell/Cleveland Scholars Network
-Ditchley Foundation
-McGovern, George S.
-Indirect costs recovery
-Corson, Dale R.
-Seznec, Alain
-Seznec, Alain; Central Library expansion
-Seznec, Alain; Central Library expansion
-Residential Program House
-Lynn, M. Stuart
-Brazell, Karen; Lee, Teng-Hui
-Leavitt, Thomas; Phillips, Jonathan
-Palmer, Larry I.; Hunter College
-CIVITAS
-Lebow, R. Ned
-Sagan, Carl
-New York Hospital; finances
-Reichenbach, Inge T.
-Fawcett, Nathan; Salaries
-Samimy, Cyrus
-Holland, Joseph H.; Noble, Lucinda A.
-Green Dragon
-Chester, Geoffrey V.; Hoffman, Roald; Lewis, Philip E.; - Kuniholm, Peter Ian
-Chester, Geoffrey V.; Gates, Henry Louis
-McConnell-Ginet, Sally
-Randel, Don M.
-Affirmative action; Statler Hotel
-Adams, Sharon; Loomis, Ronald; Willard Straight Hall
-Williams, Robin M.
-Ithaca Swim Club
-Teaching assistant stipends
-Graduate Student Council
-Big Red Barn
-Lee, Teng-hui; Emergency Chinese Visa Adjustment
-Lindseth, Jon
-School of Hotel Administration
-Brumberg, Joan; Bronfenbrenner, Urie; Rossiter, Margaret; - Dalai Lama
-Tenure and promotion
-Seznec, Alain
-Animal testing
-NCAA
-Meikle, Thomas; F.W. Olin Foundation; Macy Foundation
-Beckman, Arnold
-Lucille P. Markey Charitable Trust
-Handlan, Raymond L.; Kennedy, W. Keith; Gutenberger, - John
-John S. Knight Writing Program
-National High Magnetic Field Laboratory
-Rozelle, Carrie; Neuharth, Al
-Glover, Kenneth
-Bok, Derek; Kerr, Clark; Conable, Barber
-Blanchard, Kenneth H.
-Cornell Adult University
-Alcohol consumption
-Long, Derek A.; Meetings with deans.
-Wagner, M. Joy; Bart, Constance A..
-AIDS; Disabilities.
-King, Joseph P.; Cornell, Marjorie D.; Cornell, George - D.
-Ziegler, Jerome M.
-Faculty Auction; Minority Students Meeting; Orientation - Steering Committee.
-Code of Conduct; Annual Report.
-Halloween Dinner.
-Football; Reception for new faculty; International coffee - hour.
-Snyder, Lee M.; Lentini, Allan A.; Layoff guidelines.
-Labor relations meeting.
-Report of the Visiting Committee; Changes to Endowed Health - Care Program; Petition.
-Adoption policy; Smoking policy; Active military - call-up.
-Warner, Jack; University Golf Course; Track and Field.
-Gender equity study; Fifth down game.
-National Council of Young Israel; Evaluation sheets.
-McHugh, Matthew F.; Position announcement; Recruitment of - women and minority candidates.
-Rogers, Frederick A.
-Gurowitz, William D.; Tashkovich, Gligor; Letters from - concerned students.
-Sage Chapel Service; Religious Studies Program.
-Tashkovich, Gligor; Review of Dean of Students Office; - Alcohol awareness; Fraternities and sororities.
-National Council of Young Israel; Kosher Dining Hall.
-Eligibility policy for family housing; Fraternity - recognition policy.
-New transportation plan; Omniride; Ride share; Bus - transportation; Employee objections.
-Student health insurance.
-Obstruction of Day Hall; Racist and homophobic graffiti; - Minority protests of cuts to financial aid; Graduate Advocacy Organization - (GAO); Hispanic American Studies Program.
-Use of pesticides on campus.
-Trailers; Temporary Space; Tennis facility scope - determination; Lehrer McGovern Bovis, Inc.
-Pleasant Grove project; Wing Hall; Sage Hall.
-National Council of Young Israel; McDonald's; Swim Club.
- -Presidential debates; Gleitsman Foundation; Religious - Studies.
-Linowitz, Sol M.; Receptions of Classes of '21, '26, '31; - Plantations sponsors luncheon; Giving Club reception Classes of '26Classes of - '31.
-Teng-Hui, Lee; Hu Shih Chair in Chinese Studies.
-Cornell Club of New York City; President's Council of - Cornell Women.
-New Zealand; Indonesia.
-Florida; Chicago.
-Itinerary; De-Briefing.
-Japan; Brazell, Karen; Obern, Catheryn.
-Korea; Business cards; Choi, Hyungjia Lee.
-Lam, L. T.; Miller, Robert W.; LaFeber, Walter; Teng-Hui, - Lee; Shih, Hu; Huang, Ta-Chou (Thomas); Hong Kong; Taiwan
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Alberding, Bethine; Berger, Leo.; Arrowwood Volunteer - Retreat; -
Fillo, Stephen W.; Kaneb, Albert J.; Kiplinger, Austin H.; - Kroch, Carl A.; Lindseth, Jon; Matiba, Kenneth; Menschel, Ronay A.; Merrill, - Philip."Dear Cornellian" letters; Dyson family.
-Miller, Robert W.; Milstein, Howard P.; Penn, Arthur S.; - Seley, Clara; Class of '67 VIP Weekend.
-Economics education.
-Dullea, Henrik N.; University Relations/ Media Services - merger; Eastman, Donald R.; -
VP search; Positioning statement; Guidelines for display of - flags; Gulf war; -
Dudley, Mary Jo; Howell, Bonnie; Downtown Vision Task Force; - Joint transit facility; McDonald's; ; Voluntary contributions in lieu of taxes; - Cornell-City Relations Study Commission.
-Segal, Sam.
-Khemlani, Neeraj.
-Downey, Thomas J. ; Indirect costs of research;.
-Wang, Sanghan; Cornell-in-Space Contest.
-Radiation Safety; Pesticides; Waste Management - Institute.
-Vaughan, E. Darracott, Jr.; Michels, Robert; Whalen, Joseph - P.; Shires, G. Thomas.
-Loeb, Frances L.; Search for Chair of Pathology; Search for - Chair of Biochemistry; Cabaret.
-Leakage of confidential information; Inumaru, Ichiro; - Emeritus trusteeship.
-Gleitsman, Alan L.; Weiss, Steven; Trustee leadership; - Cornell-community relations; Tobacco stock divestment.
-Lindseth, Jon A.
-Statutory colleges issues.
-Malott Hall; JGSM space.
-Cornell Campaign.
-Gleitsman, Alan L.; Divestment of tobacco stock.
-Agenda review.
-College Advisory Council.
-Burness, John F.; Budget meeting; Community Relations - Study.
-Community Relations Study.
-Agenda review.
-Statutory Colleges.
-Housing and Feeding the Homeless.
-Agenda Review.
-Transportation plan; Graduate student governance.
-Layoffs; Budget cuts; Health care.
-Reorganization of Division for Campus Life and Campus - Affairs; Greek Advisory Board; Student Assembly Finance Commission.
-Lindseth, Jon A.
-Winrock International; African Women Studies.
-Seznec, Alain; Expansion of Olin Library.
-Soyinka, Wole
-Reorganization of Campus Life; Mideast Crisis.
-Southeast Asia program; South Asia; Asian American Studies; - Hispanics.
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Polimar Observatory.
-Committee on the Environment.
-Venezuela Initiative; Luce Professorship; International - Relations.
-CISER
-Audit reports; proposals.
-Ethnic issues
-Human Rights Cases; Accessibility; Sexual Harassment.
-State Budget shortfall.
-Game Farm; Rural Sociology.
-Real Estate Program.
-Williams, L. Pearce
-Orlov, Yuri F.; Women's Studies; Latin American Studies.
- -Minority Fellowship program.
-Grievances
-5-year review.
-Institute of International Sport
-National Center for Academic Achievement and Transfer
-Minorities
-New York State's Independent Colleges and Universities
-NCAA; Football; Academic freedom
-Commission on Higher Education
-Exxon; Xerox.
-Environmental Defense Fund
-Handlan, Raymond L.; Feeney, Charles F.; Dale, Harvey P.; - Alberding, Charles; Gurowitz, William; Society of the New York Hospital - (litigation); Anonymous donor.
-Alexander, Lamar
-Schmidt, Benno C.; Shapiro, Harold T.; Lederman, Leon M.; - Freedom of speech; Multi-culturalism
-Dunlop, David
-Shapiro, Harold T.; Deming, Ed
-Glover, Ken E.
-Spindler, Harry K.; DeFleur, Lois B.; University at Buffalo; - University at Binghamton; Financial problems; SUNY-Cornell relationship
-Gray, Hanna; Nanyang Technological University
-Gregorian, Vartan; Shapiro, Harold T.; Nanyang Technological - University
-Alcohol consumption
-Eurich, Nell P.
-Swansea Geology Department; University of Stirling.
-Sarnoff, Dorothy.
-Wood, Frederic; Wiley, John, Jr.
-Wagner, M. Joy; Bart, Constance; Upgrade training; Sexual - harassment.
-AIDS; HIV information.
-Purcell, Robert W.
-Johnson, Keith R.; Proposal for a modern history of - Cornell.
-Bowen, Jane; Ostrom, John.
-New faculty; Newly tenured faculty; Committee on Evaluation - and Recognition of Teaching.
-Student breakfasts; Townhouse reception; Faculty auction; - Men's crew; Freshman reception at Rhodes home.
-Materials Science Center.
-Williams, Marilyn; Academic Integrity Hearing Board.
-Sexual Harassment
-Search; DeWire, John W.
-Saboo, Rajendra K.; Rudenstine, Neal L.; Shaw, Kenneth - "Buzz"; Dake, Almeda C.; Faculty award winners; Rotary International.
-Perspective on Common Learning expenses; Architecture - Advisory Commission; Ivy Presidents meeting costs; IBM Visit expenses.
-Morley, James E., Jr.; Schneier, Craig E.; "Work-Out" Change - and Improvement program.
-Best Managed University initiative; Rogers, Frederick - A..
-Warren, Beth I.; Spousal benefits for domestic partners; - Elimination of four varsity sports teams; Layoffs.
-Lentini, Allan A.; Classification Review Study.
-Spousal benefits for domestic partners.
-Layoff Policy.
-Elimination of fencing and gymnastics varsity sports teams; - Water Polofunding; Unfairhockey ticket distribution.
-University AIDS Policy.
-Reynolds, Yoke San L.
-Relihan, Walter J., Jr.; "Holy days" bill; Discrimination in - Employment;
-Retirement housing.
-Strategic framework for campus precinct development.
-Hate crimes against Chinese students; Teng-Hui, Lee.
-Sage renovation.
-New transportation plan; Exclusion of graduate students.
- -Ramin, Richard M.
-Jones, Tom; Cornell Association of Class Officers; - President's Council of Cornell Women.
-Lake, Charles W.; Wolcott, Arthur S.; Jones, Robert - Trent.
-Mehran, Masud; 125th Anniversary Celebration.
-Perkins, James A.
-Maas, James B.; Non-financial goals of the campaign; - Reduction of administrative overlap; Stanford- Cornell 125th Anniversary - Celebration.
-Koop, C. Everett ; Mehran, Masud; Ho Family; Chiu, Michael - W.; Entrepreneurship and Personal Enterprise Celebration.
-Cornell, Marjorie; Dyson Family; Flint, C. William; - Kinzelberg, Harvey; Lawrence, Albert; Menschel, Richard L.
-Noto, Lucio; Tisch, Andrew H.; Tishman, Robert; Tessler, - Allan R.; Center for Environment visit; Industrial and Labor Relations visit; - Arts and Sciences visit.
-Dean, Arthur H.
-Knight, Lester B., Jr.
-Newman, Floyd (Flood) R.; Forensics Society.
-Purcell, Robert W.; Purcell, Wendy; Psi Upsilon.
-Dullea, Henrik, N.; Military recruitment on campus; - Community relations; Reverse discrimination.
-Conable, Barber B.
-Cornell- City Relations Study Commission; Nichols, - Benjamin.
-Holocaust revisionist advertisement.
-Holocaust revisionist advertisement.
-McHugh, Matthew F.; Quayle, Dan.; Scheuer, James; Slaughter, - Louise; Lent, Norman; Molinari, Susan; Andrews, Robert; Lowey, Nita; Nowak, - Henry J.; Andrews, Robert; Moynihan, Daniel Patrick.
-State optional retirement programs; Executive budget; Budget - cuts; -
Military Recruitment; Ivy League budget cuts; Antitrust - action against colleges. Joint plea for higher education.
-Grace-Kobas, Linda; News bureau director search.
-Relihan, Walter J., Jr.; Blauer, Joanne; Collier, Earl M., - Jr. (Duke); North Shore Hospital; Lefkowitz, Stephen A.; Greenberg, Maurice - (Hank); Weiss, Stephen H.; Negotiations and settlement; Restructuring.
-Heads of Departments meeting.
-Vaughan, E. Darracott, Jr.; Campaign; Posner, Samuel; Koop, - C. Everett; Searches; Cabaret; Faculty Practice Plan; Lenox Hill Hospital.
-Campaign.
-Koop, C. Everett.
-Complaint letter from AIDS patient.
-Merrill, Philip; Perkins, James A.; Trustee confidentiality; - Dyson, John S.; Fraternity discipline; Alpha Delta Phi.
-Fraternity discipline; Alcohol policy.
-Gleitsman, Alan L.; Tobacco divestment.
-Perkins, James A.
-CUMC Recruitment of Women and Minorities.
-Report of the Provost.
-UAW video on Cornell Employees.
-Bicycle regulations.
-Dean of Students Office; Palmer, Larry I.; Transient - Vending.
-AIDS policy.
-Jones, Thomas W.; Retention of Latino administrators; - Students indicted for computer virus; -
Barker, Robert; Undergraduate course enrollment; Space - planning; Undergraduate experience; Land grant mission.
-Underrepresented minorities in science; Indirect costs; - Sexual harrassment; Mandatory retirement; Animal testing.
-Porter, Brian; Hate crimes; Quill and Dagger discrimination - against minority student activists.
-Financial conditions; Rhodes Scholarship.
-LaFeber, Walter; Dyson, John S.; Dickstein,
-Federal Express; Telephone; Campus store.
-Petition for amendment to final exam schedule.
-Kennedy, W. Keith.
-Academic layoffs.
-Murphy, Susan H.; Legacy admissions; Financial aid policy; - Recruitment; Associate dean search.
-Institutional planning; Possibility of centralized - undergraduate admissions.
-Sheinkman, Jack.
-International curriculum development; Peace studies program; - SCOLA; Hispanic American Studies Program Director search; Piedra, José.
-Stanford university report; Cornell expenditures; Naval - Research.
-Peace Studies review.
-Near Eastern Studies; Southeast Asian Studies; Soviet - Studies; Latin American Studies; Minority protests of financial aid cuts; HASP - protests and student demands.
-Akwe:kon.
-Altschuler, Glenn C.
-Graduate fellowships; Comprehensive Human Resource - Development Program; -
Faculty Recruiting.
-Visiting Committee; Start Smart Program.
-Springfest; Random freshman housing assignment; Graduate - student assembly; taeching assistant training; Recruitment.
-Barcelo, Lucy; Silicano report on alcohol policy.
-Classroom scheduling.
-Sage Chapel Preaching Contest.
-Ford, John L.; Kramer, Howard C.; Housing; Alcohol Policy; - Parents Survey.
-Preveterinary majors.
-Turner, James E.; Freshman housing crisis; Faculty in - Residence; Greek living facilities; Random freshman housing controversy.
-Dyson, John S.; Discipline.
-Overton, Warner; Art Director search.
-Boehner, Carol.
-Parents Survey; Merrill Presidential Scholars.
-Seznec, Alain; Space needs.
-Indemnification.
-Corporate challenge; CESR-B Factory.
-Jelinski, Lynn.
-Advisory Board and Visiting Committee.
-Sagan, Carl.
-Ballantyne, Joseph M.
-Board of Governors.
-Sponsored Programs.
-Funding.
-CIT Relocation; Academic Integrity; Students indicted for - computer virus; Computing Board; CUBIT.
-Diversity on campus; Human Resources Development Council; - Pre-freshman program; Allegations of Quill and Dagger discrimination; Disabled; - Office of Equal Opportunity.
-Cohen/ Gates Report.
-Graduation rates.
-Fresh Combinations Program.
-International Security Program; Peace Studies.
-Egner, Joan R..
-Weiss, Stephen H.
-State budget reductions; Doctoral meeting; State and Cornell - TIAA/CREF contributions controversy; Bress, Joseph M.
-Agricultural Economics strategic plan; Teacher Education in - Science and Mathematics.
-BIFADEC (Board for International Food and Agricultural - Development and Economic Cooperation); Dominican Republic cooperation.
-Taylor, Dorcetta.
-Cooperative Extension; Industrial Extension; Cornell - Plantations; Sea Grant Institute.
-Provost's Committee on Economics at Cornell.
-Military recruitment; Knight Writing Program.
-Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. (Skip); Kohlstedt, Sally G.; - Cognitive Studies; Music Department; Sogah, Dotsevi; Language Resource - Center.
-Lowi, Theodore J.; Statistics Center; Theatre Arts - Department; Council of the Creative and Performing Arts.
-Attrition among Black engineering students; Sexual - harrassment case.
-Allegre, Claude; Turcotte, Donald; Karig, Daniel.
-Graduate Advocacy Organization; Summer funding; - Organization.
-The Henry graduate center.
-Grievance procedure for graduate students.
-Committee on Graduate Student Life.
-Bronfenbrenner, Urie; Delano, Jack.
-Faculty salaries.
-Simon, Augusta; Homeless program; Proposal for a name change - to the "Cornell Society of Hotelmen"; Hotel School strategic plan.
-Statutory funding reductions; Outreach programming; Beckman, - Ronald.
-Funding; Ehrenberg, Ronald G.; TIAA/ CREF contribution - controversy.
-Military recruitment on campus.
-Environmental concerns in Schurmann Hall and the Veterinary - Research Tower; Tenure.
-Scott, Norman R.
-Financial aid.
-Bart, Constance.
-1984Master Plan; Mission statement; Capital planning; High - priority projects; Strategic planning; Values statement; Cornell in the - Nineties, Cornell at 2000; Ballantyne, Joseph M.
-Rosenzweig, Robert M.; Presidential search.
-Tuition Assistance Program; Bundy Aid.
-Campus Compact.
-Gender equity in athletics; Elimination of freshman - football; K-12 outreach; U.S. v. Brown University, et al.; Antitrust - legislation.
-Cornell Quality Improvement process.
-Whittaker Foundation; Lucille P. Markey Charitable - Trust.
-Black, Creed; Writing program.
-Topping, Melissa S.
-Massey, Walter E.
-Welch, John F.; Boycott; Litigation; Environmental - Concerns.
-Project to publish correspondence of Charles Darwin, - Charles; Literacy Program; University Libraries.
-Commission on the future of the National Science - Foundation.
-Commission on the future of the National Science Foundation; - Indirect costs.
-Special membership panel for educational administration.
- -Cornell Capital Campaign; Long Range Planning.
-Roundtable discussion.
-Gender equity in athletics.
-Plane, Robert; Russian-American Consortium.
-SUNY Master Plan.
-SUNY 2000; SUNY Faculty; Senate; Joint trustee meeting; New - degree program proposals.
-Ferraro, Geraldine; President's Breakfast; Freshman - Convocation; Granting degrees.
-University College of Swansea.
-Blanchard, Kenneth H.; MacCorkle, Emmett W.; Hatfield, - Robert S.; Klein, Daniel P.
-Quinn, Terrence.; Cornell, George D.; Marcham, Frederick; - Ashby, Lord Eric.; Foley, William T.
-Ziegler, Jerome E.
-Wagner, M. Joy; Bart, Constance; Cook, Constance E..
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Severinghaus, Leslie R.; Cisler, Walker L.; Commonwealth of - Independent States; Adams, Morton.
-Perkins, James A.; Racker, Efraim; Memorial professorship - establishment; Portraits.
-Polson, Robert; Baer, Richard A., Jr.; Arts and Sciences - Luncheon.
-Biannual Report.
-Slope Day sexual abuse case.
-Holiday Open House.
-Indirect costs; Science.
-Morley, James E., Jr.; Statler Club; Student Communications - and Mailings Project; University Compact; Upstate Roundtable.
-Satisfaction survey results.
-Compensation program; Employee morale; Life/ Work Planning - and Development Consortium; VanDermark, Judy; Health benefits.
-Retirement benefits; Health care; Employee Benefits Advisory - Committee.
-Work Life and Family Policy.
-Host family housing program for hockey players; Controversy - over sports cuts; Footballadmissions.
-NCAA Executive Director search; Graduations rates.
-Undergraduate drinking.
-Slope Day budget.
-Santoro, Thomas Mead; McHugh, Matthew F.; Wechsler, Jonathan - F.; Housing Policy; State funding; HIV/AIDS Policy; Antitrust legislation; - Conflicts of interest.
-Relihan, Walter J.; Short list candidate profiles.
-Belnick, Mark.
-Gleitsman, Alan; Campaign support from endowment; Cornell - Club; Best Managed University; Tax Council.
-Sage Hall renovation; Blizzard of '93.
-Quinn, Terrence; Murphy, Daniel N.; DPS Advisory Board; Key - registration program.
-Protest management.
-Indoor air quality.
-Cornell Club.
-Jones, Thomas W.; Merrill, Philip.
-Cheney, Dick.
-Chicago, Florida.
-Cornell, George D.; Uris, Ruth C.; Knight Foundation; Jones, - Robert Trent; Markey, Lucille P.; Lake, Charles W., Jr.
-Alberding, Bethine W.; Johnson, Samuel C.; Kroch, Carl A.; - Australia; Chicago; California; Arizona.
-Reno, Janet; Koop, C. Everett.; Atkinson, David R.; Miller, - Robert W.; Kiplinger, Austin H.
-McHugh, Matthew F.
-Jones, Thomas W.; Animal Rights; Marvin, Daniel, McHugh, - Matthew F.
-Nichols, Benjamin; Rose, Richard; Seneca Army Depot.
-Ginsburg, Ruth Bader; Teng-Hui, Lee; Indirect costs; - B-Factory; Clinton, Hillary Rodham; Shalala, Donna; Reno, Janet; Bromley, D. - Allan; 3121 Project Steering Committee.
-Albany Legislative Reception.
-Ginsburg, Ruth Bader
-Greenberg, Maurice R. (Hank); New York Hospital.
-Michels, Robert; Rosenfeld, Isadore; Rosalie, Steven P.; - Cabaret '92; Chair searches; Dyson, Anne E.
-York Avenue Real Estate.
-Retirement of Frank Rhodes, Rhodes: retirement.
-Inumaru, Ichiro; Jones, Thomas W.; Linowitz, Sol M.; - Teng-Hui, Lee; Resident Advisor sensitivity training.
-Ad Hoc Committee on Alumni Trustees.
-Freshman housing assignment report.
-Jones, Thomas W.; Controversy over nomination of Tom Jones - for trustee.
-Koop, C. Everett.; Tobacco divestment.
-Fillo, Stephen W.; Budget concerns.
-Structural financial problem; Academic conflicts of - interest.
-Siliciano, John A.; Report on undergraduate drinking; - Strategic planning.
-Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Living Unit proposal.
-Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Living Unit proposal.
-Projected financial losses from a South Africa free - investment policy; Racial tensions on campus; Class of 1973.
-Burness, John F.
-Co-signed letters; IPAC (Investment Proxy Advisory - Committee) annual report.
-Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Living Unit Proposal.
-Work and Family Life policy statement.
-Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Living Unit Proposal; Committee on - Graduate Student Assembly; ROTC on-campus recruiting; Campus Planning - Committee.
-New policies.
-Peter Bruns', Peter recommendation of reappointment.
-CIPA Abroad.
-Hispanic American Studies Program.
-Reauthorization of Higher Education-Title VI.
-Bell, Francis; Greece.
-Hispanic American Studies Program; East Asia Program.
-Gay/lesbian awareness; Resident Life.
-Placement
-Delta Tau Delta House management.
-Dullea, Henrik N.; Resident Life Training; Gay/lesbian - awareness; Proposed Gay/lesbian /bisexual living unit; press release.
-Proposed Gay/lesbian/bisexual living unit.
-Charter for the Community and Rural Development - Institute.
-CUBIT.
-Human Rights Cases.
-Academic integrity.
-Assistant Professor Leiberwitz human rights complaint.
-Landscape architecture accreditation review.
-Steven Katz, Steven conduct review; Lynch, Thomas; Gates, - Henry Lewis; Committee on Economics; Lowi Center.
-Student Council; Student Assembly Task Force
-Anderson grievance.
-Dean Russell Osgood, Russell.
-Task Force; Recommendations.
-Reorganization.
-Organization and Operation
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Task Force; Subcommittee; Stein Committee Report; Bruns - Report; Task Force on Graduate Education.
-Deanship Search.
-Deanship Search.
-Campus Compact - The Project for Public and Community - Service
-Ivy League sports
-American Academy of Arts and Sciences
-Superconducting Supercollider
-Total Quality Forum
-Faisal International Prize; Bi-National Fulbright - Commission
-Nominees
-Cornell Capital Campaign
-Loomis, Keith
-Bowen, William G.
-Salaries of administrators.
-Marcham, Frederick G.
-Landenberger, Rebecca
-Margot, Jean-Luc; Barker, Robert; Johnson, Keith R.; Modern - history of Cornell project; Bugliari, Joseph.
-Alexander, Lamar; Ammons, A. R.; Bernays, Edward L.; Decker, - Dora; Dorsey, Eugene C.; Eisner, Thomas; Freedman, Eric; Giamatti, A. Bartlett; - Gibson, Eleanor; Ginsburg, Ruth Bader; Gold, Thomas; Greatbatch, Wilson.
-Hartmanis, Juris; Hata, Tsutomu; Johnson, Keith R.; Johnson, - Samuel C.; Jones, Robert Trent; Jones, Thomas W.; Katzenstein, Peter J.; - Keuhler, Jack D.; Lee, Teng-Hui.
-Marinaro, Edward; Merrill, Philip; Morrison, Toni; Reno, - Janet; Robinson, Aubrey E., Jr.; Sansalone, Mary J.; Soyinka, Wole.
-Wagner, M. Joy; Bart, Constance A.; Indirect Costs.
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Severinghaus, Leslie R.; Foster, Jane; Engel, Robert G.
-Perkins, James A.; Corson, Dale R.
-Spencer, Michael G.; Skinner, Elliott P.; Cunningham, E. - Patrick; Ebsworth, E. A. V.; Fitzpatrick, John W.
-Kenney, Anne.
-Pundik, Herbert; Coffman, Ronnie; Fick, Gary W.; Animal - Science Faculty Breakfast.
-American Indian Program luncheon; Senior interviews.
-Wermuth, David; Yankwitt, Ian; Nathan, Joshua C.; Mouton, - Annette M.; Searches: 1988, 1989, 1991 and 1993.
-Searches: 1986 and 1991; Hodges, Marjorie W; University - Hearing Board and Review Board.
-Searches: 1988 and 1991.
-Holiday Open House; Area University presidents.
-Student drug and alcohol abuse; Drinkwater, David; - Campus-wide Administrative/ Transaction Processing Sponsor Group; Greek life; - Student Communications and Mailings Project (SCAMP); Quality Management; - Upstate Roundtable; Cornell Police; Unauthorized Public Safety name change.
- -Academic Leadership Design Team; Strategic planning; Total - Quality Management.
-Total Quality Management; Syracuse University; Procter and - Gamble.
-Hiring practices; Student/ employee relations.
-Pless, Theodore; University Summer Day Camp.
-Health care program pooling; Aetna 80/20 Plan; Managed - Care.
-Bugliari, Joseph; Benefits for same sex partners; Employee - Benefits Report; TIAA/ CREF; Tophat Plan; Long term care.
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Gilson, Greer; Coaches' outside income report; Rugby; - Department audit; Press coverage; Athletic director search; Title IX lawsuit - settlement.
-Host family housing for hockey players; Eligibility - appeals.
-Alcohol/ Drug education; Counselors of color; AIDS - syllabus.
-University Polices.
-Kimberly, Michael; Santoro, Thomas M.; Title IX lawsuit; - Belnick, Mark.
-Mingle, James; Baker, Jerry H.; Candidate profiles.
-Overlap; Anti-trust legislation; Negative publicity; Board - of Trustees leak to press; Sokler, Bruce D.; Consent Decree.
-Herron, Michael; Room charges for student activities; Ethics - Conference.
-Unauthorized name change from Public Safety; Incidents and - student deaths.
-Bailey Hall renovation; Sage hall renovation; Suicide - barriers; Central Avenue project; Reis Tennis Center.
-Request to rappel from McGraw Tower.
-Reno, Janet; Miller, Robert; Jones, Thomas W.
-Ginsburg, Ruth Bader.
-Reeve, Christopher; Lee, Lee C.; Morrison, Toni.
-Lilienthal, Alfred.
-Berger, Leo V.; Severinghaus, Leslie R.; Siegel, Alan M.; - Cornell, George; Dyson, Anne E.
-Lam, L. T.; Ho, Hau Wong; Obern, Catheryn; Yung, Lincoln; - Chiu, Michael W.; Ng, Karl; Tang, Martin.
-Tai-ying, Liu; Ta-chou, Huang; Kuo, Nan-hong; Kuo, Shirley - W. Y.; Chan, Lien; Teng-hui, Lee; Cooke, Samuel A.; Ching, Hung Wo; Tatibouet, - Jane B.; Choi, Soon Young; Kim, Chong-Un; Son, Chu Whan.
-Northern California Campaign Kick-off.
-Ginsberg, Ruth Bader.
-, games; Kick-off celebrations.
-Alberding, Bethine W.; Teng-Hui, Lee.
-Appel, Robert J.; Brater, Kenneth B.; Builders of Cornell - Reno, Janet; Dyson, Robert R.; Engel, Robert; Robert Engel Memorial Fund; - Rockefeller, Nelson, Jr.; Jacobs, Irwin M.; Ho, Mui; Jones, Thomas W.; Lam, L. - T.; Laurents, Arthur.
-Lin, Chin; Mehran, Masud R.; Merrill, Philip; Miller, Robert - W.; Milstein, Howard; Niarchos, Stavros; Nishijima, Yasunori; Reno, Janet; - Siegel, Herbert J.; Tisch, Andrew H.; Tishman, Robert V.; Parents Campus Visit; - VIP weekend.
-Teng-Hui, Lee; Stockdale, Sybil; Kahin, George; U.S. News - and World Report rankings; Controversial speakers; Residence Life RA training; - Clinton, Hillary Rodham; HASP.
-Teng-Hui, Lee; Gore, Albert, Jr.
-Corson, Dale R.
-Latino Community.
-Corson, Dale R.; Boehlert, Sherwood; Clinton, Willam J.; - Wharton, Clifton R., Jr.; B-Factory.
-Derivative lawsuits.
-Slides - 10 Year Overview.
-Khemlani, Neeraj; Tuition costs; Cornell Campaign; Budget - cuts; 125th Anniversary.
-Department chair searches; Admissions; CUMC Role in an HMO; - Cornell-Network; North Shore University Hospital.
-Miller, Robert W.; Engel, Robert G.
-Retirement of Frank Rhodes, Frank H. T.; Silver, Sheldon; - Belnick, Mark; Lifton, Don.
-Latino Living Center; Palmer, Larry I.; Strategic - Planning.
-Jones, Thomas W.
-Cornell, Ezra; Sage Hall Renovation.
-Cornell Campaign; Provost's Report on the Impact of the - Campaign; Corporate Development.
-End of selective South African divestment policy; 1992-93 - Financial Plan.
-Inactive status; Change in South Africa.
-State budget.
-Undergraduate drinking at Cornell.
-Latino Living Center.
-Benefits for same sex partners.
-1994-95 Financial Plan; Military recruitment.
-Latino Living Center.
-Benefits for same sex partners.
-Latino Living Center; Student Activity Fee.
-Bicycles on the Arts Quad.
-Barker, Robert R.
-Jones, Thomas W.
-Winrock International
-Selection and Enrollment of Students from Underrepresented - Ethnic Groups; Admission statistics
-Dotson, Arch
-Greenwood, Davydd J.
-Mazrui, Ali; Ahima, Franklin
-American Indian Program
-Palmer, Larry I.; Rugby Club; Student service systems; - Telluride; ROTC
-Center for Jewish Living
-Vice President for Student Services
-Stevens, Randy
-Hazing; student service; rape
-Delta Tau Delta
-New York Civil Liberties Union; New York Civil Rights - Coalition; Ujamaa; -
Working Group on Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Issues
-Sagan, Carl
-Conflicts of interest
-Cornell-China Project; Cornell Diet and Health Program; - Gooch, Sandy
-Rome Center; Student grievance
-Wilder, Margaret; Cornell in Rome; College Plan, - Direction
-Gilman, Sander L.
-Katz, Steven
-McConkey, James
-Republic of China; Taiwan
-Maas, James
-Ivy League sports; gender equity
-Jones, Thomas W.; James A. Perkins Prize for Interracial - Understanding and Harmony
-Superconducting Supercollider
-Levitsky, David A.
-Dale, Harvey P.; Fleishman, Joel; Alberding Field House; - Theory Center (Rhodes Hall); Cornell Capital Campaign; Anonymous donor
-Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities
-Hall, Robert A.
-Borkowski, Mike
-Willard Straight Hall Takeover 25th Anniversary
-Latino Takeover of Day Hall - Latino Living Center - Proposal
-Latino Takeover of Day Hall - Latino Living Center - Proposal
-Rawlings, Hunter R., III; Mozersky, Judy; Search for new - President; strategic planning.
-Fink, Mary Jo; Sagan, Carl; Bowen, William G.; Pulido, Pablo - A.; Johnson, Keith R.
-Time demands.
-Reeve, Christopher; Cunningham, James; Nozzolio, Matthew; - Eggers, Melvin A.; Sawyer, John E.; Oswald, John W.
-Bart, Constance A.; -
AAUR Retreat; Progress Toward Diversity.
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Corson, Dale R.; Ramin, Richard M.; Faculty tenure; Malott, - Deane W.; Perkins, James A.; Rodriguez, Eloy.
-Richards, Glyn; Diop, Mamadou.
-Rodriguez, Eloy.
-Hodges, Marjorie W.
-Holiday Open House.
-Te Kanawa, Kiri; Cisler, Walker L.; Lane, Neal; Sagan, Carl; - Miller, Robert W.; Feeney, Danielle; Holiday Open House
-Rawlings, Hunter R., III.
-Statler Club Discrepancy.
-Ramin, Richard M.
-Morley, James E., Jr.; Employee benefits; Rhodes Symposium: -
Rawlings, Hunter R., III; Academic Leadership Series Design - Team; Strategic planning; 1994 State of the University Address; -
Human Resource transformation project; Employee complaints; - Systems development; Adoption benefits.
-Graduate student health care.
-Empire State Games.
-Vision 2000.
-Schuck, Jennifer; Moore, Charles; Search for Athletic - Director; Renaming of Alberding Field House; Athletic recruitment and - admissions; Injury of Princeton mascot in band prank.
-Compliance review.
-Psychological Services; HIV/ AIDS Policy.
-Executive Policy Review Group.
-Endowment per student.
-Mingle, James J.; Sexual harassment procedures; Race - restricted financial aid; military recruitment; Admissions error.
-Shapiro, Stuart L.; Travel reimbursement fraud.
-Business service merger; Cornell Campaign billings; - Endowment; Audit.
-1995-96 Financial Plan.
-1993-94 Financial Statements and Schedules.
-Renaming of Alberding Field House.
-Voluntary contributions to City of Ithaca.
-Bailey Hall
-Reno, Janet; Threat against Frank Rhodes; Bicycle theft.
- -Inclement weather procedure.
-Lake source cooling.
-Renovations; Sage Hall; A. D. White House; Bailey Hall; - Lincoln Hall; Goldwin Smith Hall.
-Student Insurance Advisory Committee.
-Parking ticket appeals; Omniride.
-Ramin, Richard M.; Lindseth, Jon A.; Cornell, George; Ho, - Hau-Wong; Alberding, Melissa; Chimes renovation; Trethaway, Edward J.; - Houghton, James R.; University Professors.
-MacCorkle, Carol.
-Teng-Hui, Lee; Taiwanese delegates; Chinese objections; - Class receptions.
-Chang Gung Memorial Hospital; Chan, Lien; Teng-Hui, Lee; - Lam, L. T.
-Alberding, Melissa.
-Gussman, Herbert; Johnson, Samuel C.
-Proposed David L. Call Plant Science Building.
-Major donor list, 1977; Campaign for Penn; Ezra Cornell - Professorship
-Dyson, Robert R.; Dyson, Anne; Ho Family; Jones, Thomas W.; - Teng-Hui, Lee; Mehran, Masud R.; Menschel, Robert; Merrill, Philip; Miller, - Robert; Milstein, Howard P.; Ramin Fund; Frank and Rosa Rhodes Scholarship - Fund; Appel, Robert J.; Tien, Michael.
-Houghton, James.
-Peterson's Guide; Negotiations with City of Ithaca; Zoning; - Alleged racial segregation on campus.
-Brown, George E.; Tutu, Desmond; Mikulski, Barbara.
-Talandis, Gerald; Zoning; Building permits.
-Teng-Hui, Lee; Castillo Martinez, Heberto; Balanced Budget - Resolution; Congressional Meetings; Contract With America.
-Rome lab closing; Working Together 2000.
-Stavisky, Leonard P.; Pataki, George E.; Education cuts; - Letters of recommendation; Governor's Conference on Agricultural Science and - Technology; cIcu meeting with legislators; Pataki administration transition - team.
-cIcu; Pataki administration transition team.
-Katz, Steven T.; Rudenstine, Neal L.; Miller, Robert W.; - Student-Teacher romance; Alleged racial segregation;
-Greenberg, Maurice R.
-Kaufman, Seth.
-Campaign Planning Study.
-Directory of Directors.
-Weiss, Roger; Maas, James B.; Jones, Thomas W.; Alleged - inappropriate involvement in Maas case; Emeritus titles.
-Weiss, Stephen H.; Thank you letters.
-Murphy, Susan H.
-Suicides on campus.
-Cornell building permits.
-Agenda Review; Endowment per student; Strategic - planning.
-Maas, James.
-Maas, James; Sexual harassment.
-Fall Assemblies Retreat; Early retirement; HIV/ AIDS policy; - Strategic planning.
-State budget cuts; Layoffs; Early retirement.
-Elimination of reduced tuition; Graduate Advocacy - Organization; Health care.
-Year-end Report; Challenge to election of Lesbian/ Gay/ - Bisexual representative.
-Piedra, José.
-Massy, William F.
-Mikus, Betsy.
-African Development; BioScience; Isle of Shoals; - Conference.
-Learning Skills Center; Bowen Study of Athletics; - Registrar.
-Telecommunications study; National Nanofabrication Facility; - Biotechnology Institute.
-Sagan, Carl.
-Minority Services
-The Frank and Rosa Rhodes Collection, -
Meeting notes.
-GREAN Initiative, general.
-Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture and - Development.
-Heather Gerhart, Heather grievance.
-Auditors reports; Stuart Shapiro, Stuart travel issues.
-Jim Maas sexual harassment allegations.
-Yuri Orlov; Statistics; Women's Studies.
-Council on Creative and Performing Arts
-Theatre Arts Department
-Faculty Committee on Music
-Tuition
-United States - Taiwan relations review; White House - correspondence.
-Memorandum of Understanding.
-Proposal; agreement.
-Thelma A. Crivens v. Cornell University
-Dean search.
-Dean search.
-Dean search.
-Dean Search.
-Dean Search.
-Dean Search.
-Council on Governmental Relations
-Commission on Academic Presidency
-Dale, Harvey P.; Fleishman, Joel; Rawlings, Hunter Ripley; - (Alberding) Field House; 511 Cayuga Heights Road
-Rhodes Professorship; Making of America
-Bartlett, Thomas A.
-Katz, Steven T.; Aist, James; Martinez, Daniel J.; Penalver, - Eduardo; Slope Day
-See also CU 5043 tape for a recording of this speech. The recording has been digitized.
Correspondence, background materials, photographs, clippings, news - releases, and other subject files pertaining to the visit to the Cornell - University campus by the Dalai Lama.
-Miscellaneous accumulated reports and background reports, Various - Dates
-Restricted to permission of office of origin. Consult the University - Archivist. Restriction reviews may take up to a month for completion.
-Frank H. T. Rhodes papers, #3-12-1795. Division of Rare and - Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-President of Cornell University from 1977-1995.
+Correspondence, reports, subject files, background material, photographs, transcripts + and drafts of speeches, and other records relating to Rhodes' Presidency of Cornell + University; papers consist of the routine administrative operation of the + University; chief concerns include the University's financial development and alumni + relations; relations between the University and research corporations and science + foundations; the administration of colleges and units relating principally to + programs, personnel, and academic matters; and the social role of the President. The + papers include the records of the Office of the Provost.
+Topics of concern include the restructuring of the University's administrative and + academic units; relations with the Board of Trustees; construction and development + of facilities and buildings; student deportment and political activism, chiefly + concerning South African divestment and Latino issues; affirmative action and + minority affairs; academic freedom; employee benefits; the visit to the campus of + the Dalai Lama and Chinese President Lee Teng-Hui; community relations; the Cornell + University Medical College; and athletics, Title IX, and gender equity.
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+Rhodes' Christmas letter, December 1977.
+Science Symposium, West Germany.
+National politics.
+Whitlock, John H.
+Cornell, Hollis E.
+Holland, Jerome H.
+Ammons, A. R.
+Sagan, Carl; White, E. B.; Lurie, Alison; King, Joseph P.; Lowi, + Theodore J.
+Bronfenbrenner, Urie; McHugh, Matthew F. Kellogg Foundation; + Lilly Endowment; Community relations; Cornell Medal.
+Sagan, Carl.
+Newbury, George A.; Olin, John M.; Collyer, John L.; Rebmann, G. + Ruhland.
+Synchrotron.
+Sagan, Carl.
+Purcell, Robert W.
+Telluride Association.
+Brodeur, Arthur W.; Malott, Deane W.; George Junior Republic.
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Barlow, Robert; Research issues; Tuition policy; Title IX; + federal relations.
+Barlow, Robert; Mail system; Research issues.
+Herbster, William G.; Title IX.
+Herbster, William G.; Performance appraisals.
+Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Employee relations; + Performance appraisals.
+Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Personnel data system; + Employee relations; Affirmative action.
+Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich.
+Herbster, William G.; Knapp, David C.; McConnell study; + Affirmative action; Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship + Plan;.
+Knapp, David C.; Thomas, G.S.;
+Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Lawrence, Samuel A.;
+Gurowitz, William D.; Herbster, William G.; Affirmative Action + Advisory Board;; Affirmative action; Employee relations.
+Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Minimum wage; + Affirmative action; Holidays.
+Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Knapp, David C.; Kammen, + Michael; Performance appraisals.
+Schultz, Richard; Council of Ivy Group Presidents; Athletic + recruiting and admission standards; Schoellkopf Hall; Title + IX.
+Schultz, Richard; Holland, Joseph; Robison, Ellis H.; National + Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); House Sub-committee on + Oversight and Investigations; Minority students at Cornell; + Athletic recruiting and admission standards; Buckley Amendment; + Title IX; Schoellkopf Hall; Donor relations.
+Schultz, Richard; Holland, Joseph; Robison, Ellis H.; Minority + students at Cornell; Schoellkopf Hall; Donor relations.
+Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); + Council of Ivy Group Presidents; House Sub-committee on + Oversight and Investigations; University of Nevada. Antitrust + laws.
+Herbster, William G.; Willers, Diedrich; Minimum wage.
+Herbster, William G.; Knapp, David C.
+Stamp, Neal R.; Carey, Hugh L.; Cornell Gay Liberation; + Not-for-profit corporation law; SUNY; Gay rights; Sexual + discrimination; Suicide; Campus bridge safety.
+Stamp, Neal R.; Lake, Charles W.; Cooke, Constance E.; Muka, + Betty O.; Kram, Daniel; Trustee elections; Chapter 747; + University bylaws; Reverse discrimination; Suicide; Campus + bridge safety.
+Lawrence, Samuel A.; Tuition policy; Quarterly Financial Review; + Administrative Council.
+Kiplinger, Austin H.; Noyes, Jansen; Tuition policy.
+Lawrence, Samuel A.; Herbster, William G.; Whitlock, John H.
+Lawrence, Samuel A.; Knapp, David C.; Cornell University Medical + College.
+Lawrence, Samuel A.; Knapp, David C.
+Ostrom, John S.; Lawrence, Samuel A.; Herbster, William G.; + Knapp, David C.
+Ostrom, John S.; Financial legislation.
+Stewart, Ian R.
+Knapp, David C.
+Knapp, David C.; Herbster, William G.;
+Knapp, David C.;
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Lawrence, Samuel A.; Herbster, William G.; Knapp, David C.; + Synchrotron.
+Bucklin, George.
+Ostrom, John S.
+Horn, Robert T.; Dormitory Authority of the State of New + York.
+Gurowitz, William D.; South African investment; Campus + governance; Coalition for Humanism; Student mental health; + Suicide; Fall Break.
+Center for Religion, Ethics and Social Policy (CRESP).
+Conference Policy Committee; Debt collection.
+Meyer, Elmer.
+Gurowitz, William D. Risley Residential College.
+Gurowitz, William D.; McHugh, Matthew F.; Psi Upsilon fraternity; + Housing and Urban Development; Program houses; student housing + shortage.
+Perkins, James A.
+Gurowitz, William D.; Parking.
+Parking.
+Jones, W. D.; Campus disruptions; inclement weather.
+Gurowitz, William D.; Knapp, David C.; Hoffman, Roald; Inclement + weather.
+Parking.
+Ley, Allyn B.; Gurowitz, William D.; Racker, Efraim; Suicide; + Gannett Health Center.
+Gurowitz, William D.; Student mental health; Suicide.
+Ley, Allyn B.; Nissenson, Leonard. Suicide; Gannett Health + Center.
+Desch, Noel; Matyas, Robert M.; Farrell, Robert T.; Fall Creek + Hydrogenerating facility.
+Herbster, William G.; Knapp, David C.; Kammen, Michael; Fall + Creek Hydrogenerating facility.
+McHugh, Matthew F.
+Cornell Club of New York; Tompkins County Airport; Sutton Terrace + Apartments.
+McHugh, Matthew F.; Kahn, Alfred E.
+Llenroc.
+Ramin, Richard M.; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt; Affirmative action; + Staff directory.
+Sherman, Marie Antoinette Brown; University of Liberia; Willard + Straight Hall takeover.
+Sagan, Carl; White, E. B.; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt; Saperston, + Alfred M.; Affirmative action; Pulitzer Prize.
+Saperston, Alfred M.
+Corson, Dale R.; Cornell medal.
+Elm tree crisis.
+Reunion.
+Saperston, Alfred M.; Sauer, William K.; Eddy, Donald; Calspan + (Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory); Department of Rare Books; + Divestment; Student protests.
+Uris, Harold D.; Johnson, Herbert F.; Olin, Spencer T.; Clark, + Hays; Schoales, Dudley N.
+Knight, John S.
+Seeley G. Mudd Fund.
+Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO).
+Tompkins County Area Development Company.
+Holland, Jerome H.
+Student protests.
+Corson, Dale R. Taiwanese relations.
+Ramin, Richard M.
+Hardin, George D.; Noll, Marie Underhill; Johnson, Belton + Kleberg; Silbert, Joseph.
+Li, Shu-Tien; Hales, Battle; World Open University Graduate + School; Snee endowment.
+Hertzberg, Benjamin; Hertzberg, Lillian; Neurobiology and + Behavior building; Uihlein Meristem facility.
+Hertzberg, Benjamin; Hertzberg, Lillian; Robison, Ellis H.; J. M. + Kaplan Fund.
+Law School gifts.
+Snee, Katherine Reinhardt; Ripley, Joseph P.; Freudenthal, David; + Freudenthal, Harriet; Cornell, Hollis E.; Cornell, Marjorie.
+Thomas, Leonard; Preston Thomas Lecture Fund; Campus Club of + Cornell; Not-for-profit corporation law; Women at Cornell.
+Lawrence, Samuel A.; Ramin, Richard M.; Handlan, Raymond L.; + Knight, Lester B.
+Ramin, Richard M.; Handlan, Raymond L.; Knapp, David C.;
+Hewlett Packard; Intel; National Semiconductor; Watkins Johnson + Company; Standard Oil of California.
+General Motors Corporation; Goulds Pumps; New York State Electric + and Gas (NYSEG).
+Eastman Kodak Company.
+Xerox Corporation; Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation.
+IBM.
+IBM.
+Eastman Kodak Company; United States Steel Foundation; Carrier + Corporation; Proctor & Gamble Company.
+New York State Electric and Gas (NYSEG); Sears, Roebuck and + Company; DuPont.
+IBM.
+IBM; General Motors Corporation.
+Alger, Mary Donlon; Noyes, Nicholas H.; Dale R. Corson's + retirement.
+Noyes, Nicholas H.; Black, Max; Eli Lilly and Company.
+Robey, Bryant; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Tuition policy; Kiplinger + dialogue.
+Robey, Bryant; Brodeur, Arthur W.; Suicide.
+Title IX; Gender-free language; Gay rights; Student rights.
+Olin Corporation;
Pew Charitable Trust; Cornell University Medical College; + Coalition for Humanism; Inauguration; Student mental health; + Medical College finances.
+Calspan; Arvin Industries; Freedom of expression; Chapter 747 + (forty-percent rule).
+Brodeur, Arthur W.; South African investment.
+Brodeur, Arthur W.; Robey, Bryant; Farrell, Robert T.; Investment + Advisory Committee; Center for the Study of the American + Political Economy (CAPE); Central Intelligence Agency; Reverse + discrimination; South African investment; Classified research; + MK-ULTRA behavior control program; "War on Illiteracy," writing + program; Student housing shortage; Mandatory retirement.
+Brodeur, Arthur W.; Ujamaa; Cornell trees.
+Genetic research.
+Academic Staff List
+Geriatrics.
+Thompson, David; Cooper, Theodore; Papanicolaou, George N.; + Medical college finances; New York Hospital relations.
+Uris Brothers Foundation; New York Hospital relations; Sutton + Terrace apartments.
+Swan, Roy C.
+Luckey, E. Hugh; Minority students.
+Luckey, E. Hugh; Evelyn L. Wood Foundation; Burke Foundation.
+Board of Governors.
+Rockefeller, Laurance S.; Corson, Dale R.
+Stamp, Neal R.; Noyes, Jansen; Treman, Charles E.; Lake, Charles + W.; King, Joseph P.; Purcell, Robert W.; Cornell medal; Chapter + 747; Student protests; Conflicts of interest involving + trustees.
+Stamp, Neal R.; Purcell, Robert W.; Chairman nominations; + promotion reviews.
+Hatfield, Robert S.; Lake, Charles W.; Kiplinger, Austin H.; + Noyes, Jansen; Need-blind admissions; Tuition.
+Stamp, Neal R.; Hatfield, Robert S.; Employee trustees; Higher + education.
+Purcell, Robert W.; Employee trustees.
+Willers, Diedrich; Uihlein Meristem facility; sub-micron research + facility.
+Olin Hall Minicomputer facility; Wilson Laboratory.
+Arecibo Observatory; Media Services facility.
+Parking; Heating facilities.
+Handlan, Raymond L.; Noyes, Jansen; Herbster, William G.; South + African investment.
+Noyes, Jansen; Hatfield, Robert S.; Herbster, William G.
+ +South African investment.
+South African investment; Calspan.
+South African investment.
+Chester Commission report.
+South African investment.
+Proctor & Gamble Company.
+Proctor & Gamble Company.
+William Wordsworth collection.
+Gay rights.
+Kennedy, W. Keith; Knapp, David C.; Student protests; Theatre + facilities.
+Kennedy, W. Keith; Randel, Don; Casarett, Alison; Maas, James B.; + Affirmative action.
+Spencer, James W.; Affirmative action.
+La Association Latina; Committee on Special Education Programs + (COSEP); Affirmative action; Hispanic students at Cornell; + Native American program.
+COSEP.
+COSEP; Affirmative action; Native American program; merit-based + scholarships.
+COSEP; Asian American Coalition.
+Knapp, David C.
+Knapp, David C.; Herbster, William G.; Spencer, James W.; Rivera, + Ramon E.; Affirmative Action Advisory Board; Cornell Women's + Caucus; Title IX; Reverse discrimination.
+Rivera, Ramon E.; Herbster, William G.; Williams, L. Pierce; + Knapp, David C.; Stamp, Neal R.; Reverse discrimination; + University of California v. Bakke; racial/ethnic categories; + Pre-employment racial statistics.
+Knapp, David C.; Darling, Ruth; Herbster, William G.
+Kennedy, W. Keith; Knapp, David C.; Rivera, Ramon E.; Shea, + Charlotte; La Association Latina.
+Herbster, William G.; Shea, Charlotte; Knapp, David C.
+Kennedy, W. Keith; Rivera, Ramon E.; Montgomery, Michael; Hart, + Joycelyn.
+Kennedy, W. Keith; Rivera, Ramon E.
+Cooke, W. D.; Rivera, Ramon E.; Corson, Dale R.
+Stamp, Neal R.; Knapp, David C.; Cooke, W. D.; COSEP; Ujamaa; + Affirmative action; Salaries.
+Stamp, Neal R.; Knapp, David C.; Cooke, W. D.; Affirmative + action; Salaries.
+Knapp, David C.; Cooke, W. D.; Salaries.
+Shea, Charlotte; Herbster, William G.; Knapp, David C.; + Affirmative action; Salaries.
+Knapp, David C. Department of Health, Education and Welfare + (HEW); Committee on Special Education Programs (COSEP); Minority + housing; Africana Studies and Research Center.
+Darling, Ruth; Barlow, Mark; Turner, James E.; Stamp, Neal R.; + Kennedy, W. Keith. HEW; COSEP; Admissions; minority housing; + Ujamaa.
+Cooke, W. D.; Corson, Dale R.; Brodeur, Arthur W.; Stamp, Neal + R.; Plane, Robert A. HEW; COSEP; Minority housing; Ethnic + Minority Studies; Native American students at Cornell; minority + recruitment; affirmative action; Ujamaa.
+Corson, Dale R.; HEW; COSEP; Native American Association; + Minority housing; Ujamaa; Africana Studies and Research Center; + Native American students at Cornell; minority recruitment; + ethnic studies program.
+Knapp, David C.; Kennedy, W. Keith; Herbster, William G.; SUNY; + Neurobiology and Behavior building; development.
+Kennedy, W. Keith; Kingsbury, J. M.; Knapp, David C.; Corson, + Dale R.; Kiggins, Willard. University operations.
+Knapp, David C.; Lettunich, Mateo; O'Brien, R.D.; Cornell + Plantations.
+Corson, Dale R.; Levin, Harry; Eisner, Thomas; Division of + Biological Sciences; Society for Neuroscience; Soviet + dissidents.
+Knapp, David C.; Hildebrand, George H.; Hatfield, Robert S.; + Salaries, funding.
+Whistler, James Abbott McNeill; Levitt, Thomas; Cantor, B. G.; + University portraits.
+Miller, J. Gormly; Healey, George; Kennedy, W. Keith; Dean, + Arthur H.; Annenberg, Walter H.; Colman, Gould P.; Dove Cottage + Library. William Wordsworth Collection; Lafayette Collection; + library technology; Perkins Presidential Papers; Music Library; + Mathematics Library; Icelandic Collection.
+Lowi, Theodore J.; Knapp, David C.; Parsons, Kermit C.; Levin, + Harry; Purcell, Arthur H.
+Knapp, David C.; Lowi, Theodore J.; Levin, Harry; Parsons, Kermit + C.; Cornell Club of Washington.
+Knapp, David C.; Kennedy, W. Keith; Turner, James E.; Saunders, + Byron W.; Presidential site visits [lack of visit to center]; + location.
+Knapp, David C.; Hoffman, Roald; Office of Minority Educational + Affairs; Learning Skills Center; Student retention.
+Office of Minority Educational Affairs; Committee on Academic + Programs and Policies; New York State School of Industrial and + Labor Relations. Pre-freshmen summer program.
+Williams, Darwin; Office of Minority Educational Affairs; + Learning Skills Center. Pre-freshmen summer program.
+Knapp, David C.; Mei, Tsu-Lin. COSEP; Minority Science Program; + graduate fellowships; minority eligibility of + Asian-Americans.
+Knapp, David C.; Williams, Darwin. Minority eligibility; student + retention.
+Knapp, David C.; Williams, Darwin; Levin, Harry; La Association + Latina; Asian American Coalition; Native American students at + Cornell Asian-American students at Cornell;
Knapp, David C.; North American Indians at Cornell; Student + Alliance Against Racism. Native American Study Program; + recruitment.
+Barlow, Mark; Fessenden-Raden, June M.; Gasteiger, Edgar L.; + (ROTC); Health Careers Advisory program.
+Barlow, Mark; Fessenden-Raden, June M.; Gasteiger, Edgar L.; + Health Careers Advisory program; undergraduate education.
+Knapp, David C.; Enrollment trends; long term projections.
+Alumni relations; legacies; strategic admissions.
+Dickinson, Donald G. Student loan delinquencies; parent loan + plan.
+Lynn, Walter R.; Merit within need.
+Black, Max; Kammen, Michael; Ambegaokar, Vinay; Bethe, Hans.
+Bowers, Raymond; Knapp, David C.; Ford Foundation; Luce + Foundation.
+Long, F. A.; Knapp, David C.
+Learning and Teaching Services; Division of Unclassified + students; Health Careers Advisory Committee.
+Lawrence, Samuel A.; SUNY; statutory tuition.
+Sagan, Carl; Corson, Dale R.
+Knight, John S.; Doering, Otto C.; Esman, Milton J.; Ford + Foundation; Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; Southeast Asia Program +
+Agricultural engineering masters program.
+College of Engineering; Arvin Industries.
+Parsons, Kermit C.; Computer graphics program.
+Parsons, Kermit C.; Program in Urban and Regional Studies + (PURS).
+Seznec, Alain; Levin, Harry; LaFeber, Walter; Lowi, Theodore J.; + Bem, Daryl; Bem, Sandra. Mortgaged faculty positions; Cornell in + Washington Center, tenure decisions.
+Seznec, Alain; Abel, Lynne; Kramnick, Isaac; Earle, Clifford J.; + Uris Brothers Foundation.
+Levin, Harry; Kennedy, W. Keith. Mandatory retirement; tenure + decisions; writing program.
+Levin, Harry; Knapp, David C.; Faculty advising; faculty + salaries; tenure decisions.
+Levin, Harry; Knapp, David C.; Seznec, Alain, Faculty + salaries.
+Levin, Harry; Knapp, David C.; Institute for Theoretical Physics; + classical antiquities and casts.
+Lawrence, Samuel A.; Knapp, David C. Appointment of new dean; + financial crisis.
+Lawrence, Samuel A.; Knapp, David C. Financial crisis; faculty + salaries.
+Kennedy, W. Keith; Lawrence, Samuel A.; Knapp, David C.; + Financial crisis; budget deficit.
+Kennedy, W. Keith; Seznec, Alain.
+Knapp, David C.; Lawrence, Samuel A.
+Knapp, David C; Carlson, Marvin. Lack of funding; Strand theatre; + Willard Straight Hall theatre; faculty morale.
+Kammen, Michael; Mellon Foundation; Exxon Education Foundation; + National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH); Atlantic Richfield + Company.
+Kammen, Michael; Guerlac, Henry.; Rockefeller Foundation; + Guerlac's retirement.
+Williams, L. Pierce; Margulis, Daniel; Levin, Harry; Writing + program; "war on illiteracy".
+Saunders, Byron W.; Owen, David I. American Association of + University Professors
+Knapp, David C.; Saunders, Byron W.; Owen, David I.; American + Association of University Professors.
+Davidson, Justin. Price Waterhouse Foundation; Allied Chemical + Foundation; Accreditation, undergraduate business education.
+Cranch, Edmund T.; Eastman Kodak Company; General Motors + Corporation; McMullen Trust. Sub-micron facility; minority + affairs.
+Cranch, Edmund T.; Post, Anabele G. Eastman Kodak Company; Gulf + Oil Foundation. Geological Sciences department; faculty + salaries.
+Tuition levels; fellowships; enrollment trends.
+Tuition levels; Non Credit Graduate Registration (NCGR).
+ +Failing, Jean; Salaries; Family Life Development Center.
+Allee, David; Clavel, Pierre; Economic Development + Administration; Master of Science- Industrial and Labor + Relations; Baruch College; technical assistance program.
+Cramton, Roger C.; Hausmaninger, Herbert. Budget.
+Cramton, Roger C.
+Melby, Edward C.; SUNY; Faculty salaries; financial aid.
+ +Melby, Edward C.; Brown, Robert B. Admissions.
+Faculty Council of Representatives; Role of trustees in tenure + decisions; trustee/faculty conflicts.
+Knapp, David C.; Faculty salaries; admissions patterns; long + range University planning.
+Fall Break; religious holidays.
+Affirmative action; Cornell Campaign; university research and + graduate education.
+Year-end report by faculty. [of activities, honors]
+Deinert, Herbert. Administrative/faculty relations.
+SUNY.
+Mellon Foundation; Mandatory retirement.
+Galenson, Walter; Javits, Jacob K.; McHugh, Matthew F.; Mandatory + retirement; Cornell's role in national policy-making.
+Department of Health, Education and Welfare; Minority salaries; + female salaries.
+Call, David L.; Kennedy, W. Keith.
+Seznec, Alain; Levin, Harry. College of Arts and Sciences
+Barker, Robert.
+Casarett, Alison.
+Everhart, Thomas E.
+Zeigler, Jerome M.
+Higher education; tax revolt; Student loan delinquencies; Federal + government; Tuition control.
+Associated Universities, Inc.
+Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW); University of + California at Berkeley; Department of Education; National + Science Foundation; Bakke v. University of California; Humphrey + bill; Research funding; Tuition tax credits; Mandatory + retirement; Academic health centers.
+Department of Education; Mandatory retirement; Foreign medical + students; Social security.
+National Science Foundation; Graduate education; federal + relations; Mandatory retirement; Research funding; Foreign + medical students; Accreditation; Collective bargaining.
+Research funding; Federal relations.
+Department of Education; Research funding; Women in higher + education; Mandatory retirement; Bakke V. University of + California; Enrollment trends.
+Higher education finance; Student rights; Career planning.
+Enrollment trends.
+General Motors Corporation; Exxon Education Foundation; Federal + relations; Corporate relations.
+Kahn, Alfred E.; Ammons, A. R.; Bronfenbrenner, Urie; Dynkin, + Eugene B.; Sagan, Carl.
+Financial aid.
+Faculty salaries; Tenure procedures.
+Athletics admissions; Bundy aid; [Cornell's conflicted position + as statutory and endowed university].
+Higher education funding.
+Mandatory retirement; Student loan delinquencies.
+Mandatory retirement; Social security; Costs of medical + education; Undergraduate admissions.
+SUNY - Binghamton; SUNY - Buffalo; University of Rochester; + Syracuse University; Ohio College Library Center (OCLC).
+SUNY - Binghamton; SUNY - Buffalo; University of Rochester; + Syracuse University.
+Schultz, Richard; Gurowitz, William D. National Collegiate + Athletic Association (NCAA); Athletics; Cranch report; Freshman + eligibility for athletics; Ivy Group transfer rules; Revenue + sharing for televised athletics.
+Admissions; Admissions/athletic office communications; Early + decision; Affirmative action; Reverse discrimination; Bakke v. + University of California; Foreign student enrollment.
+Coalition of Independent College and University Students; + National Central Lending Library.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); Tuition; + Financial aid; Freshman eligibility; Bakke v. University of + California; Faculty salaries.
+Foreign students; Ivy League relationships; Freshman eligibility; + Bakke v. University of California; Ivy Group transfer rules; + Revenue sharing for televised athletics; Admissions/ athletic + office communications; Financial aid.
+Accreditation.
+Federal relations.
+Enrollment; Federal relations; Research funding; Tuition tax + credits; Bakke v. University of California; Minority + enrollment.
+University of Chicago; Columbia University; Harvard University; + Princeton University; Stanford University; Yale University. + Affirmative action; University finances; Minority enrollment; + Student/faculty ratios; Undergraduate tuition.
+Syracuse University; Columbia University; New York University; + University of Rochester; Fordham University.
+Wilson, Robert R.; Fermilab.
+J.M. Kaplan Fund; Charles E. Merrill Trust.
+Charles E. Merrill Trust; Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation.
+ +Cornell University Medical College Cornell University Medical + College.
+Women at Cornell; Neurobiology and Behavior building.
+Graduate fellowships.
+Undergraduate education.
+Sub-micron research facility; Southeast Asia program; + Institutional planning and analysis.
+Peace Studies Program; Research funding.
+The Government, the Universities and Research.
+Gannett Health Center; Health services.
+Joseph N. Pew, Jr. Charitable Trust; Neurobiology and Behavior + building.
+Fisher, Michael E.; Guerlac, Henry; Hoffman, Roald; Macneil, Ian + R.; Semmelhack, Martin F.; Yennie, Donald R.
+Department of Education; Graduate medical education.
+Undergraduate education.
+Neurobiology and Behavior building.
+Bronfenbrenner, Urie.
+Science, Technology and Society program; Southeast Asia + program.
+Kammen, Michael; Society for the Humanities; Mandatory + retirement.
+Society for the Humanities; Department of Geological + Sciences.
+Glenmede Trust Company; Division of Biological Sciences; + Department of Geological Sciences.
+Rockefeller, Laurance S.; Cornell University Medical College.
+Federal relations.
+Computer graphics program.
+Tuition Assistance Program; New York State College of Veterinary + Medicine; New York State relations.
+McHugh, Matthew F.; Mandatory retirement.
+Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; Social security; Nursing education; + Research funding; Student Loan delinquency; Higher education in + Europe.
+Research funding; Financial aid; Federal relations; + Accreditation; Retrenchment; McHugh, Matthew F.; Moynihan, + Daniel Patrick.
+Carey, Hugh L.; Ambach, Gordon M.; McHugh, Matthew F.; Research + funding; Tax policy; Financial aid; Regents convocation.
+Report of Commission on Federal Paperwork.
+Duryea, Perry B.; Carey, Hugh L. Department of Energy; United + Nations University; Social security; Research funding; Research + libraries; Foreign medical students; Mandatory retirement.
+Nyquist, Ewald B.
+Student rights.
+Accreditation; Enrollment trends; Off-campus programs.
+Social security; financial aid.
+Discrimination; tenure; faculty salaries; athletic program.
+Herbster, William G. Discrimination, athletic program; faculty + salaries.
+Telluride Association; Glee Club.
+Buckley Amendment; student rights.
++
State Education Department.
+Faculty/Administrative relations.
+Black, Max.
+Newbury, George A.; Collyer, John L.; Johnson, Herbert F.; + Gannett, Caroline.
+Kahn, Alfred E.; Sagan, Carl.
+Dorf, Philip.
+Lake, Charles W.; Ford, Gerald R.
+Johnson, Herbert F.
+Kennedy, Kenneth A. R.; Ohrbach, Jerome K.
+Collyer, John L.; Black, Max; Levin, Harry; Ohrbach, Jerome K.; + Rockefeller, Laurance S.; Rockefeller, Nelson T.
+Gannett, Caroline; Johnson, Herbert F.; du Vigneaud, Vincent; + Purcell, Hazel Becker; Purcell, Robert W.; Catherwood, Martin + P.
+Noyes, Jansen; Knight, Lester B.; Lake, Charles W.
+Holland, Jerome H.; Fisher, Michael E.; Kammen, Michael.
+ +Fisher, Michael E.
+Perkins, James A.; McHugh, Matthew F.; Carey, Hugh L.; Kahn, + Alfred E.; Kammen, Michael; Cranch, Edmund T.
+Hollister, Solomon C.
+Carey, Hugh L.
+Kaufman, Richard K.
+McHugh, Matthew F.; Noyes, Jansen; Saperston, Alfred M.
+Black, Max.
+Rockwell, Mary Palmer Chandler [a.k.a. Mary Roberts]; Hooker, R. + Wolcott.
+Inauguration.
+Department of Theatre Arts; Rockefeller, Laurance S.; Noyes, + Jansen.
+State relations.
+Yale University; University of Chicago; Giamatti, A. Bartlett; + Gray, Hanna Holborn.
+King, Joseph P.; State relations.
+Barlow, Robert; Department of Education; Tuition; Research + funding; Financial aid; Tuition tax credits; Social security; + Faculty salaries; DNA research; Federal relations.
+College of Architecture, Art and Planning; University + ombudsman.
+Program on Science, Technology and Society.
+Cornell University Medical College; Enrollment trends; Cornell + Campaign; Statutory/endowed college relationships; Research.
+Performance appraisals; Employee morale; Unionization; Salaries; + Minimum wage; Holiday schedules; Inclement weather; Affirmative + action.
+TIAA/CREF; Health care.
++
Affirmative action.
+Mandatory retirement.
+Robison, Ellis H.; Title IX; Athletic recruiting and academic + standards; Hoff, John K.; Discrimination.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association; Council of Ivy Group + Presidents; Title IX.
+Robison, Ellis H; Holland, Joseph H.. National Collegiate + Athletic Association; Ivy League; Financial aid; freshman + eligibility; Title IX; Discrimination; Graduate eligibility; + Schoellkopf Hall.
+Minimum wage.
+SUNY; Glenmede Trust.
+Lawrence, Samuel A.; Administrative reorganization.
+Wage/price guidelines.
+Administrative Council; Tuition.
+Lynn, Walter R.
+Minimum wage.
+Salaries.
+Enrollment trends.
+Arts and Sciences financial crisis; inauguration expenses.
+Faculty salary recovery; merit scholarships.
+Lake, Charles W.; Tuition.
++
Minimum wage.
+Kahn, Alfred E.; Council on Wage and Price Stability.
+Financial legislation.
+Weidler, Helen F.; Newman, Floyd R. Cornell Research + Foundation.
+Knight, T. Spencer; Horn, Robert T.; Spencer, James W.
+Buckley, William F.; Psi Upsilon fraternity; Cornell Conservative + Coalition; Residential program houses; Institutional racism.
+Alcohol policy.
+Religious holidays.
+Turner, James E.; Williams, Darwin; Carter, Rosalyn; Willard + Straight Hall Take-Over Tenth Anniversary Commemoration; Race + relations in higher education.
+South African investment; Divestment.
+Student services; Residential program houses.
+King, Martin Luther, Sr.; Off-campus housing; Alcohol + policies.
+Freshman orientation.
+Risley Residential College
+Nesheim, Malden C.; Fall Creek hydrogenerating facility; + Off-campus housing; Housing shortages.
+Enrollment.
+Allen, James W.; Race relations; Violence against women; Parking + fines.
+Inclement weather; Student protests.
+Bem, Sandra L.; Parking violations; fine collection.
+Maas, James B.; Whitlock, John H.; Gannett Foundation; Suicide; + Driving while intoxicated; Violence against women; Gannett + clinic; Sage infirmary.
+Sherman, Mark S.; Suicide; Student mental health.
+Ley, Allyn B.; Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation.
+Noyes pub; Alcohol policy.
+Affirmative action.
+Kahn, Alfred E.; Feinberg, William M.
+George, Asa; Suicide; Investment policy; Sex discrimination.
+Saperston, Alfred M; Peterson, J. Arvid.
+Brauner, Olaf.
+Burden, Howard W.; Washington, Booker T.; Taiwan relations; + Tuskegee Institute; race relations.
+Williams, Darwin. Cornell Black Alumni Association; Affirmative + action; Race relations.
+Alberding, Charles H.; Browning, Laurance L.; George, Asa; + Cornell Association of Class Officers; Retirement community.
+Marcham, John; Drug use.
+Affirmative action.
+Pittsburgh, St. Louis.
+Philadelphia.
+Robison, Ellis H. Albany; state relations.
+Collyer, John L.; Knight, John S.; Stewart, Charles T.; Cornell, + Hollis E.; Uris, Harold D.; Grumman, Leroy R.; Severinghaus, + Leslie R.; McEwan, Duncan T.; Florida.
+McEwan, Duncan T.; Grumman, Leroy R.; Collyer, John L.; Uris, + Harold D.; Florida.
+Carver, Roy J.; Knight, John S.; Florida.
+Peterson, J. Arvid.; Texas.
+Lindseth, Jon A.; Midland-Ross Corporation; TRW Incorporated; + Cleveland.
+Uihlein, Henry; Uihlein Meristem facility.
+MacNeil, H. Sam; Carey, Hugh L.; Park, Roy H. Tompkins County + Hospital; United Way; Sambo's Restaurant.
+Kammen, Michael; Employee morale; Cornell 11.
+Noyes, Nicholas H.; Olin, Spencer T.; Noll, Mary Underhill; + Flansburgh, Earl R.; Stewart, Charles T.; Saperston, Alfred M.; + Grumman, Leroy R.; Noyes, Jansen; Holland, Jerome H.
+Purcell, Robert W.; Kahn, Alfred E.; South African investment; + inflation; tuition.
+Hubbell, Benjamin; Smith, Vincent K.; Lindseth, Jon A.; Ward, J. + Carlton; Straight, Michael Whitney; Gifford, Porter W.; Blair, + Howard E.; Grumman, Leroy R.
+Kiplinger, Austin H.
+Noll, Mary Underhill.
+Smith, Vincent K.; Lindseth, Jon A.; Hubbell, Benjamin.
+Browning, Robert E.
+Post, George; Post, Anabele; Rebmann, G. Ruhland; Cisler, Walker + L.; Hubbell, Benjamin; Smith, Jessup; Smith, June.
+Hubbell, Benjamin; Olayan, Suliman S.
+Catherwood, Martin P.; Purcell, Hazel P.; Holland, Jerome H.
+Olayan, Suliman S.
+Cisler, Walker L.; Noll, Mary Underhill; LaFeber, Walter; Olayan, + Suliman S.; Lake, Charles W.
+Purcell, Robert W.; Noll, Mary Underhill.
+Saperston, Alfred M.; Foster, Jane M. G.; Peterson, J. Arvid.
+Saunders, Byron W.; Weiss, Stephen H.
+Cornell, Hollis E.; Marjorie Cornell; Hales, Battle
+Johnson, Herbert F.
+Johnson, Herbert F.; Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art.
+Routh, Joseph P.; Nursing School.
+Strong, Margaret Woodbury.
+Kiplinger, Austin H.; Department of Health, Education and + Welfare; Title IX; Suicide; affirmative action; Rhodes-Kiplinger + Dialogue.
+Student rights.
+"Meet the President" film.
+Mandatory retirement.
+Mandatory retirement; affirmative action.
+Cook, Constance E.; Tenure; State relations; Public policy; + Lobbying.
+Department of Aerospace Studies.
+National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center.
+Sagan, Carl; Space Planetary Imagery Facility(SPIF).
+Floor plans.
+Floor plans.
+Parking.
+Parking.
+Teacher's Insurance and Annuity Association of America/College + Retirement Equities Fund (TIAA/CREF); Fringe benefits.
+TIAA/CREF.
+Contract.
+Corson's retirement; Salaries.
+Parking; Presidential house.
+Presidential house.
+National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center.
+Beebee, Alexander M.; Gottschalk, Paul A.; LaLonde, L. Merle; + Schaenen, Nelson; Olin, Spencer T.; Knight, John S.; Cisler, + Walker L.; Saperston, Alfred M.
+Ammons, A. R.
+Kammen, Michael; Bronfenbrenner, Urie
+Maas, James B.
+Banks, Harlan B.; Racker, Efriam.
+Telluride Association; Coeducation; computer facility.
+Telluride Association; Computer facility, coeducation.
+Bronfenbrenner, Urie; Telluride Association.
+Telluride Association; Coeducation.
+Telluride Association; Coeducation.
+Budget; state appropriations.
+SUNY; Faculty salaries.
+Carey, Hugh L.; SUNY.
+Carey, Hugh L.;
Noyes, Jansen; King, Joseph P.; Purcell, Robert W.
+Budget.
+Cooper, Theodore; Luckey, E. Hugh.
+Expenses.
+Cooper, Theodore.
+Cooper, Theodore; Meikle, Thomas.
+Meikle, Thomas.
+Lambertsen, Eleanor C.; Newman, Floyd R.
+Ziegler, Jerome.
+American Association of University Professors.
+Cuomo, Mario M.; Noyes, Jansen; Lake,Charles W.; Stamp, Neal R.; + Carey, Hugh L. State relations.
+King, Joseph P.; Purcell, Robert W.; Cuomo, Mario M.; Noyes, + Jansen; State relations.
+Noyes, Jansen; Stewart, Charles T.; Student trustees.
+Noyes, Jansen; Linowitz, Sol M.; Open meetings; Commencement + speaker; Financial legislation.
+Lake, Charles W.; Severinghaus, Leslie R. Affirmative action; + gender-free language.
+Kiplinger, Austin H.; Noyes, Jansen; Stewart, Patricia Carry.
+Lake, Charles W.; Cuomo, Mario M.; Hatfield, Robert S.; Stewart, + Patricia Carry.
+Dismissal procedures; student suspensions.
+Financial legislation.
+Tenure procedure.
+Freshman experience.
+King, Joseph P.; Adams, Morton; Statuatory college + representation.
+Suicide; campus bridge safety.
+Noyes Center; Gannett Clinic.
+Kiplinger, Austin H.
+Cornell University Medical College; New York Hospital; Investment + policy.
+Cornell University Medical College.
+Weiss, Stephen H.; Cornell University Medical College. BOARD OF + TRUSTEES
+Schaenen, Nelson; South African investment.
+South African investment.
+SUNY. State relations; Enrollment trends; Dean searches; + Undergraduate education; Conflicts of interest.
+La Asociación Latina; COSEP; Native American program; + Hispanic students at Cornell.
+Committee on Academic Women; Affirmative action; Title IX.
+Turner, James E.; Murapa, Rukudzo.
+Telluride House.
+Fuertes collection; Wordsworth collection; Mathematics + library.
+Olin, John M.; Hildebrand, George H.
+Recruiting.
+COSEP; La Asociación Latina; Recruiting; Hispanic students + at Cornell.
+Hispanic students at Cornell; La Asociación Latina.
+COSEP; Affirmative action.
+COSEP; Asian American Coalition.
+Learning Skills Center.
+COSEP.
+COSEP; Admissions.
+COSEP.
+Title IX.
+Knight, John S.; Center for Environmental Research; Sex + discrimination.
+Ford Foundation.
+Health careers advising; career center.
+Accessory instruction; advance credit for high school + students
+Accessory instruction; pro-rata tuition; student rights.
+ +Affirmative action; enrollment trends.
+Confidentiality and letters of recommendation.
+COSEP; Affirmative action; ethnic identification; independent + student status.
+Title IX; grievance procedures.
+Affirmative action; sex discrimination.
+Dyson-Hudson; Rada; Title IX; Sex discrimination; Tenure.
+Affirmative action; Admissions; Age discrimination; Sex + discrimination.
+Grievance procedures.
+Esman, Milton J.
+Chinese relations.
+Chinese relations; Japanese relations.
+Agency for International Development.
+Syrigos, Evan; Syrigos, Matthew; Accreditation.
+Call, David L.; Noble, Lucinda A.; Cornell Cooperative Extension; + Enrollment trends.
+Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Committee; Agriculture + quadrangle.
+Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Committee; Agriculture + quadrangle.
+Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Committee; Agriculture + quadrangle.
+Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Committee; Agriculture + quadrangle.
+Boyce Thompson Institute.
+Cornell Plantations.
+New York Sea Grant Institute.
+Urban and Regional Studies.
+Accreditation.
+Wells, Carroll G.
+Wells, Carroll G.; Will, Philip.
+Will, Philip.
+Strand Theatre; tenure procedures.
++
Creative and Performing Arts Council.
+Creative and Performing Arts Council. Theatre facilities.
+Creative and Performing Arts Council. Theatre facilities.
+Strand Theatre; Willard Straight Hall Theatre.
+Kammen, Michael; Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
+Tenure decisions.
+Post, Anabele; Knight, Lester B.
+Everhart, Thomas E.
+Tuition.
+Financial aid.
+Bovine Health Research Center.
+Faculty Council of Representatives; Salaries.
+Fall break; Religious holidays.
+National Security Agency; Classified research.
+DNA research.
+Scannell, James J.; Maas, James B.
+Seley, Jason L.
+Pei, I. M.
+Jordan, Edward G.
+Jordan, Edward G; Kahn, Alfred E.
+Frank, Robert H.; Olin, John M.
+Rehmus, Charles H.
+Martin, Peter W.
+Educational Testing Service; College Entrance Examination Board; + American Association for Higher Education; New York Public + Interest Research Group (NYPIRG); Institute of International + Education. Standardized testing; South African students.
+College Board Bakke v. University of California.
+College Board; Institute of International Education.
+Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges.
+National Science Foundation. Research funding.
+Department of Education. Research funding; mandatory retirement, + DNA research.
+Research funding.
+Federal College Work-Study Program; Title IX; graduate student + financial aid.
+Graduate student financial aid; research funding.
+McGill University.
+Research funding; social security; tuition tax credits.
+Standardized testing; financial aid.
+National Security Agency; Department of Education. Title IX; + enrollment trends.
+Department of Education. Financial aid; Title IX; inflation.
+Title IX; financial aid; enrollment trends; tuition tax + credit.
++
Carver, Roy J.
+Financial aid.
+Mandatory retirement; faculty salaries.
+New York State Science and Technology Foundation. Enrollment + trends.
+Tuition.
+Tuition tax credits; financial aid; Tuition Advance Fund; + mandatory retirement.
+Tuition tax credits; financial aid; Tuition Advance Fund.
+Ohio College Library Center (OCLC); Research Libraries + Information Network (RLIN).
+Ohio College Library Center (OCLC).
+Athletic eligibility; Title IX.
+Holland, Joseph. Athletic eligibility; Title IX.
+Financial aid.
+Holland, Joseph. Athletic eligibility; Title IX.
+Department of Health, Education and Welfare; National Collegiate + Athletic Association. Title IX.
+Holland, Joseph. Mandatory retirement; athletic eligibility.
+Financial aid; federal relations.
+Federal relations; South African investment; status of women; + status of minorities.
+Enrollment trends.
+Tuition Advance Fund.
+University of Chicago; Columbia University; Harvard University; + Princeton University; Stanford University; Yale University. + Faculty salaries; affirmative action; mandatory retirement; + graduate education.
+Fermilab.
+Edna McConnell Clark Foundation; Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; + Chevron Fund; Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Submicron + facility.
+Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Charles E. Merrill Trust; Arthur + Vining Davis Foundation.
+Ellis L. Phillips Foundation; Spencer Foundation.
+Wesley Foundation.
+Wesley Foundation; Kaplan Fund.
+Rockefeller, William. James A. Baker Institute for Animal + Health.
+Undergraduate education.
+Institute for Education and Research on Women and Work; Peace + Studies Program; Research Libraries Group; Southeast Asia + Program.
+Gannett, Carolyn.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association. Title IX; affirmative + action.
+Westchester Educational Brokering Service (WEBS).
+Bronfenbrenner, Urie. Westchester Educational Brokering Service + (WEBS).
+Levin, Harry. Undergraduate education.
+Division of Biological Sciences.
+Research funding; graduate student funding; Submicron + facility.
+Rockefeller, John D. Agricultural and Rural Development Service + (ARDS); Cornell University Medical College.
+LaFeber, Walter.
+Moynihan, Daniel Patrick. Graduate education.
+Association of American Colleges.
Federal relations; graduate student funding.
+Federal relations; enrollment trends.
+Kahn, Alfred E. Open Meeting law; state relations; tuition.
+Carey, Hugh L.; Koch, Edward. Wage-price guidelines.
+Research and Information Systems Advisory Committee.
+Enrollment trends.
+Research and Information Systems Advisory Committee.
+Research and Information Systems Advisory Committee. Enrollment + trends.
+Research and Information Systems Advisory Committee.
+Bok, Derek C. Harvard University. Public policy involvement; + South African investment.
+New York State Board of Regents.
+New York State Board of Regents. Enrollment trends.
+New York State Board of Regents.
+New York State Board of Regents. Enrollment trends.
+New York State Board of Regents. Academic credit hours.
+Moynihan, Daniel Patrick Financial aid; Parent's and Student's + Savings Plan (PASS); Tuition Tax Credit; Tuition Advance Fund; + social security tax.
+Department of Health, Education and Welfare Affirmative + action.
+Department of Health, Education and Welfare; National Collegiate + Athletic Association.
+Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW). Sex + discrimination; coaching salaries.
++
Schaenen, Nelson. Glee Club; WVBR. Sex discrimination; athletic + recruiting; student mental health; Little Eleven convention.
+Third World Student Union; South African investment.
+New York State Board of Regents; Cornell Campus Crusade for + Christ.
+New York State Board of Regents. Racial segregation.
+New York State Board of Regents. Racial segregation.
+New York State Board of Regents. Racial segregation; student + records.
+New York State Board of Regents. Racial segregation; housing + shortage.
+New York State Board of Regents. Racial segregation.
+Friedman, Milton.
+Ky, Nguyen Cao.
+Mbata, Congress University of Cape Town; DuPont; Dow Chemicals; + University of Michigan South African investment.
+Cranch, Edmund T.; Carey, Hugh L.
+Psi Upsilon. Residential program houses.
+Olin, Spencer T. Psi Upsilon. Hazing; residential program houses; + Day Hall Courtyard; Cornell University Medical College; + Langmuir.
+Savage farm.
+Chilled water extensions.
+A. D. White statue.
+Collyer, John L.
+Division of Biological Sciences.
+Division of Biological Sciences.
+National Science Foundation. Behavioral Sciences facility; + Southeast Asia program.
+Goldwin Smith Hall; Uris Library.
+Langmuir Lab.
+Alumni field.
+Suicide.
+Perkins, James A.
+Water filtration plant.
+Student housing.
+Center for the Performing Arts
+Hollander, T. Edward. Electric distribution system; central + chilled water plant.
+Warren farm.
+Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation. Sage infirmary.
+Gannett, Caroline. Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation.
+Cornell, Hollis E.; Kaufmann, Richard K. Hollis E. Cornell + auditorium; Kaufmann auditorium.
+Bridge safety.
+Chilled water distribution.
+Outdoor club.
+Department of Geological Sciences.
+Langmuir computer facility.
+Fine Arts Library; Olin Library.
+Graduate School of Business and Public Administration.
+Ohrbach, Jerome K.
+Artificial turf.
+Center for Research in Education.
+Cornell Equestrian Center.
+Graduate School of Nutrition.
+Fine Arts Library.
+Grumman, Leroy R.
+Collegetown rehabilitation project.
+Schoellkopf, Paul A.
+Shapiro, Harold Tafler; Noyes, Jansen.
+Banks, Harlan P.; Haber, William.
+Haber, William.
+Ball, H. W.
+Grumman, Leroy R.; Stevens, Stoddard; Olin, John M.; Saperston, + Alfred M.; Foster, Jane M. G.
+Rebmann, G. Ruhland; Collyer, John L.; Grumman, Leroy R.; + Newbury, George A.; Routh, Joseph P.
+Routh, Joseph P.; Rebmann, G. Ruhland; Noll, Marie Underhill; + Chinese relations.
+Bard, Francis N.; Purcell, Robert W.; Saperston, Alfred M.; + Foster, Jane M. G.; Johnson, Herbert F.; Noll, Marie Underhill; + Newman, Floyd R.; Olin, John M.
+Colgate University; Arecibo Observatory.
+Shapiro, Harold T.; Hotel Ezra Cornell.
+Hertzberg, Benjamin; Hertzberg, Lillian.
+Sagan, Carl.
+Inaugural address.
+Barlow, Robert; Cook, Constance E.; Federal relations; state + relations.
+Calin, Peter J.; Townsend, Luke T.
+Status of minorities; sexual harassment.
+Employee compensation.
+Lurie, Alison.
+Tuition; faculty salaries.
+Council on Wage and Price Stability.
+Employee relations; affirmative action.
+Sexual harassment; minimum wage.
+Affirmative action; performance appraisals; employee relations; + social security.
+Performance appraisals.
+United Auto Workers.
+United Auto Workers; United Food and Commercial Workers + International Union.
+Children's Tuition scholarship; retirement.
+Children's Tuition Scholarship
+Performance appraisals; grievance procedures.
+Giamatti, A. Bartlett; Ivy League; Athletic recruiting.
+Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW).
+Athletic recruiting.
+Schoellkopf stadium.
+Dowsing, Gretchen S.; Sexual discrimination.
+Holland, Jerome H.; Conable, Charlotte.
+Lake, Charles W. Council on Physical Education and Athletics.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association; Association for + Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); Athletic + eligibility; Title IX.
+ +Salary recovery; Weiss Committee report.
+Weiss Committee report.
++
Enrollment trends.
++
WHCU.
+Sage Chapel.
+Discrimination.
+Discrimination; Psi Upsilon fraternity.
+Faculty advising; student mental health
+Hazing.
+Drinkwater, David; Darling, Ruth; Hazing.
+Lacey, Margaret.
+Housing shortage.
+Beggs, Robert W.; Mbata, J. Congress.
+Williams, L. Pierce.
+Langmuir lab.
+Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation; Gannett clinic.
+Wiehl, Sandra; Suicide, student mental health.
+Goldwin Smith Hall; Rockefeller Hall.
+Goldwin Smith Hall; Rockefeller Hall; submicron facility; campus + bridge safety.
+Hydraulics laboratory; Performing Arts Center; Cascadilla + Hall.
+Ecosystems Research Center.
+Electric cars.
+Fall Creek Hydrogenating facility.
+Telecommunications.
+Not-For-Profit Corporation Law.
+Cascadilla Hall, Psi Upsilon fraternity.
+Noyes, Nicholas H.; Noyes, Clara R.; Snee, Katherine + Reinhardt.
+Lake, Charles W.; Kroch, Carl A.
+Knight, Lester B.; Weill, Sanford I.; Guerlac, Henry.
+Uris, Ruth C.; Lindseth, Jon A. Gay alumni association.
+Lindseth, Jon A.
+Foulkes, Roland A. World Health Organization.
+World Health Organization.
+Fikes, Lee; Weiss, Jeffrey; Oklahoma City; Tulsa; Dallas.
+Newman, Floyd R.; Lytle, Roy C.; Oklahoma City; Tulsa; + Dallas.
+Uris, Harold D.; Friend, James A.; Friend, Emme; Knight, John S.; + Florida; writing program.
+Carver, Roy J.; Knight, John S.; Uris, Harold D.
+Browning, Laurance L.; Browning, Virginia; Pittsburgh.
+Mellowes, Charles N.; Johnson, Samuel C. Milwaukee.
+San Diego, Los Angeles.
+Bowmar, Bryce; Knauss, Stuart F.; Seeley G. Mudd Fund; Henry J. + Kaiser Family Foundation. San Diego, Los Angeles.
+Bordoni, Raymond; Power Authority of the State of New York; OPEC; + Ithaca Arts Festival; city relations.
+WHCU; Sambo's Restaurant; Biological Sciences building.
+Olin, Spencer T.; Linowitz, Sol M.; Noyes, Jansen; Rebmann, G. + Ruhland.
+Newbury, George A.; Treman, Charles E.; Holland, Jerome H.
+Casarett, Alison P.; Montgomery, Michael J.; Tompkins County + Human Rights Commission. Discrimination; Gay rights.
+Saperston, Alfred M.; Holland, Jerome H.
+Eastwick, Joseph L.; Taylor, Catherine Blaffer; Davidson, Gordon; + Telluride House.
+Weiss, Stephen H.; Regan, Norma K.
+Kiplinger, Austin H.; Olin, Spencer T.; Johnson, Samuel C.; + Purcell, Robert W.
+Uris, Harold D.; Johnson, Samuel C.; Knight, John S.; Olin, + Spencer T.; Olin, John M.; Clark, Hays; Browning, Laurance L.; + Lewis, William L.; Bennett, Charles D.; Purcell, Robert W.
+Purcell, Robert W.
+College of Arts and Sciences.
+Farrand, Livingston.
+Guerlac, Henry; Grumman, Leroy R.
+Clark, Hays; Durland, Lewis H.; Friend, James A.; Grumman, Leroy + R.
+Johnston, Frances.
+Routh, Joseph P.; Hertzberg, Benjamin; Hertzberg, Lillian.
+Performing Arts Center.
+Grumman, David L.; Phillips, Ellis L.; Performing Arts + Center.
+Jordan, Edward G.
+Acheson, Miriam F. Labor relations.
+Kyle, William D.; Gould, Milton S.
+Schaenen, Nelson; Kunic, Michael.
+Fuertes, Louis Agassiz; Department of Manuscripts and University + Archives.
+Gould, Milton S.
+Maas, James B.; Johnson, Samuel C.
Cuban immigration; Race relations; African mountain gorillas.
+Public policy.
+Gay rights; Equal opportunity policy.
+Cooper, Theodore; Meikle, Thomas H.; Imperial Medical Center of + Iran.
+Imperial Medical Center of Iran.
+Meikle, Thomas H.; Purcell, Robert W.; Luckey, E. Hugh; Corson, + Dale R.
+Luckey, E. Hugh; Iranian relations.
+Swan, Roy C.; Rogosin Kidney Center.
+Cooper, Theodore; Meikle, Thomas H.; Affirmative action.
+ +Meikle, Thomas H.
+Retrenchment.
+Rockefeller, Laurance S.; Osborne, Stanley de J.; Cooper, + Theodore.
+Osborne, Stanley de J.; Capitation; tuition.
+Cooper, Theodore; Osborne, Stanley de J.
+Tuition; capitation.
+Osborne, Stanley de J.; Cooper, Theodore; Tuition.
+Osborne, Stanley de J.
+Cooper, Theodore; Niarchos, Stavros S.; Osborne, Stanley de J.; + Meikle, Thomas H.; Lambertson, Eleanor C.; Buchanan, J. + Robert.
+Osborne, Stanley de J.; Cornell University Medical + College/Rockefeller University cooperative library.
+Winifred Masterson Burke Relief Foundation; Samuel J. and Evelyn + L. Wood Foundation; Burke Rehabilitation Center.
+Cooper, Theodore; Swan, Roy C.
+Bylaws; rules and regulations.
+Rules and regulations.
+Marcus, Cyril C.; Marcus, Stewart L.
+Long range planning.
+Enrollment trends; grievance procedures.
++
Third Century Program.
++
+
+
Cooper, Theodore.
+Cooper, Theodore; Association of American Medical Colleges.
+Cooper, Theodore; Investment strategies.
+Cooper, Theodore; Meikle, Thomas H.
+SUNY relations.
++
Osborne, Stanley de J.
+Department of Genetics; investment strategies.
+Meikle, Thomas H.; Osborne, Stanley de J.; Corson, Dale R.
+Cooper, Theodore; Osborne, Stanley de J.; Computing services.
+Cooper, Theodore; Sutton Terrace apartments.
+Kersting, Donald L.; Real estate; Third Century Program.
+ +Cooper, Theodore.
+Corson, Dale R.; Osborne, Stanley de J.; Sinclair, David A.; + Cooper, Theodore.
+State relations.
+Osborne, Stanley de J.; Stamp, Neal R.
+Osborne, Stanley de J.; Corson, Dale R.; Cooper, Theodore; + Mandatory retirement.
+Chapman, Carleton B.; Commonwealth Fund; Third Century + Program.
+Chapman, Carleton B.; Commonwealth Fund; Third Century Program; +
Osborne, Stanley de J.; Luckey, E. Hugh.
+Osborne, Stanley de J.; Board of Governors; Conflicts of + interest.
+Osborne, Stanley de J.; Development annual report, Public Affairs + annual report.
+Osborne, Stanley de J.; Cooper, Theodore; Long range financial + plan; Nursing School; Board of Visitors.
+Chapman, Carleton B.; Library complex.
+Chapman, Carleton B.; Division of Cell Biology.
+Chapman, Carleton B.
+Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
+Third Century Program; Wilson report; Kersting report.
+Corson, Dale R.
+Computing services.
+Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
+Cooper, Theodore.
+Board of Overseers; Sutton Terrace apartments.
+Niarchos, Stavros S.; Uris, Harold D.
+Guica, Phillip V.; Cooper, Theodore.
+Niarchos, Stavros S.
+Riker, Walter F.; Osborne, Stanley de J.
+Joint agreement; operating rules.
+Board of Overseers.
+Board of Overseers.
++
Hertzberg, Benjamin; Hertzberg, Lillian; New, Maria I.
+Burke Rehabilitation Center.
+Elliott, John.
++
+
Medical College financial Report: 1979.
+Rockefeller, Laurance S.
+Chapman, Carleton B.
+Noyes, Jansen.
+Annual Reports: 1978, 1979.
++
Levin, William A.; Keeton, William T.; Linowitz, Sol M.; Holland, + Jerome H.; Campus Council.
+Schaenen, Nelson; McCarthyism (era).
+King, Joseph P.; Hatfield, Robert S.; Weiss, Stephen H.; Noyes, + Jansen.
+Fratt, C. K. Poe; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Stewart, Patricia + Carry.
+Noyes, Jansen; Purcell, Robert W.; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Stevens, + Stoddard M.; Livingston, Jacqueline.
+Stewart, Patricia Carry; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Conable, + Charlotte; Holland, Jerome H.
+Stamp, Neal R.
+Palmer, Larry I.
+Cook, Constance E.; Dullea, Henrik; Noyes, Jansen; King, Joseph + P.
+Alumni field; Jessup field.
+Electron microscope facility.
+Poultry facility; Baker Complex rehabilitation.
+Fall Creek Hydrogenating facility.
+Gannett clinic; University Press warehouse.
+Kiplinger, Austin H.
+Affirmative action; tenure.
+Campus bridge safety; Campus governance; South African + investment; suicide.
+Campus governance.
+Campus governance.
+Committee on Intelligence Agencies.
+Drug policy; freedom of speech.
+Parking.
+Affirmative action.
+Shcharansky, Anatoly F.
+Frank, Robert H.; Hildebrand, George H.; Olin, John M.
+Olin, John M.
+Lowi, Theodore J.
+Uris, Harold D.
+Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; Research Libraries Information + Network (RLIN); Research Libraries Group (RLG).
+Ohio College Library Center (OCLC); Research Libraries Group + (RLG).
+Turner, James E.; Williams, L. Pierce; Abdul-Jaleel, Rasheed; + Cross, William E.
+Hispanic student recruitment.
+Committee on Special Education Programs (COSEP).
+Palmer, Larry I.; Randel, Don M.
+Meyer, Elmer E.
+Morris, Ellen K.; Hammer, Tove H.
+Faculty salaries; Enrollment trends.
+Grievance procedures.
+Cook, Constance E.
+Cooke, W. D.; Research funding; Affirmative action.
+Cooke, W. D.; Classified research; Affirmative action; enrollment + trends.
+Drake, Frank D. National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center.
+Drake, Frank D.; National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center; + Department of Astronomy.
+Drake, Frank D.; Harwit, Martin; National Astronomy and + Ionosphere Center; Department of Astronomy.
+Uihlein Meristem facility; Rural Development Act.
+Newman, Floyd R.; Palm, Charles E.; Cornell Arboretum.
+Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship Program.
+Wells, J. Alan; Seley, Jason.
+Wasmuth, William J.; Kane, Donald; Comstock, Philip E.; Labor + union organization.
+Melby, E. C.
+Beck, Robert A.
+Clark, John J.
+Grievance procedures; Confidentiality.
+Minority education; Affirmative action; Admissions.
+Healy, Timothy S.
+American Council of Learned Societies; Cooperative League of the + USA; Institute of International Education; American Association + of Higher Education; Associated Universities, Inc.; National + Association of College and University Business Officers; + National Science Board; National Education Association.
+Research funding.
+American Council of Learned Societies. Research funding; state + relations.
+Research Libraries Group (RLG). Tenure.
+Graduate student aid.
+Accreditation, biomedical research.
+Department of Education; Research funding; Enrollment trends; + National Periodicals Center.
+Zahorik, Donna; Brachfeld, Norman; Sex discrimination; + Tenure.
+Bundy Aid.
+Bundy Aid; Tuition Assistance Program
+Tuition Assistance Program.
+Cornell, Ezra.
+Department of Education; Graduate student aid.
+Accreditation.
+Yeshiva decision; Collective bargaining.
+Yeshiva decision; Collective bargaining.
+Federal relations.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association; Association for + Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); Title IX, + athletics.
+Research Libraries Group (RLG); Athletics.
+Northwestern University; Title IX.
+Iranian students in the United States, enrollment trends.
+Research funding.
+Federal relations.
+Fermilab.
+Kahn, Alfred E.; Mariani, John F. Ivy Council of Presidents
+Johnson, Belton K.
+Knight, Charles F.
+Howell, George B.
+Cornell Corporate Responsibility Project; South African + investment.
+Snee, William E.; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt.
+Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Spencer Foundation.
+Arthur Vining Davis Foundation; Asian Cultural Exchange + Program.
+Hoffman, Roald.
+Gannett clinic.
+Title IX.
+Research Libraries Group (RLG); Research Libraries Information + Network (RLIN).
+Biological Sciences facility.
+Enrollment trends.
+Moynihan, Daniel Patrick.
+McHugh, Matthew F.; Bundy Aid.
+Javits, Jacob K.
+Griffith, Emlyn I.; New York State Board of Regents.
+New York State Board of Regents.
+Ottinger proposal; charitable deduction; Hamburg conference.
+Bankhead-Jones funds.
+New York State Board of Regents.
+New York State Board of Regents; Commission on Independent + Colleges and Universities.
+New York State Board of Regents; Capitation aid.
+New York State Board of Regents.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association; Association for + Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); Department of + Health, Education and Welfare.
+Glee Club; New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG).
+New York State Board of Regents; Ujamaa Residential College; + Ecology House; International Living Center.
+Living Learning Center; Risley Residential College; Sperry + Community; Transfer Center; Ujamaa Residential College.
+Office of Financial Aid; South African investment.
+Freedom of speech.
+Student Alliance Against Racism; Africana Studies and Research + Center. South African investment.
+Africana Studies and Research Center. South African investment; + Third World Student Union.
+Trustee meeting incident.
+Cornell College.
+Bronfenbrenner, Urie.
+Rideout, Blanchard.
+George, T. Neville.
+Straight, Michael Whitney.
+Rideout, Blanchard L.; Severinghaus, Leslie R.
+Dorf, Philip; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt.
+Dorf, Philip.
+Hoffman, Abbie.
+Boand, Catherine B.; Gould, Milton S.; Lake, Charles W.; + Schoales, Dudley N.
+Cisler, Walker L.; Dean, Arthur H.; Rebmann, G. Ruhland; + Saperston, Alfred M.; Uris, Harold D.; Purcell, Robert W.
+Cornell Heights Civic Association. Student housing shortage.
+Farrell, Robert T. Writing program.
+Quill and Dagger Society.
+Uris, Harold D.; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Linowitz, Sol M.; Noyes, + Jansen; Purcell, Robert W.; Schaenen, Nelson.
+Laboratory of Ornithology.
+Laboratory of Ornithology.
+Newman, Floyd R. Yamaguchi wedding cloak.
+Southwestern Jiaotong University; Wuhan University; Xi'an + Jiaotong University.
+Chinese Academy of Sciences; Fudan University; Shanghai Jiao Tong + University; Xinjiang August 1st Agricultural College.
+Xi'an Jiaotong University.
+Shanghai Jiao Tong University; Fudan University.
+Wuhan University
+Southwestern Jiaotong University; Sichuan University.
+Cornell University Library; Department of Manuscripts and + University Archives.
+Qinghua University.
+Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
+Chinese Academy of Sciences.
+Peking University; Beijing University
+Asian-Americans at Cornell.
+State relations.
+Financial aid.
+Financial aid; Faculty workloads.
+Faculty workloads.
+Financial aid; South African scholarships
+McHugh, Matthew F.; Kahn, Alfred E.
+D'Amato, Alphonse M.; McHugh, Matthew F.; Lee, Gary A.; White, + John P. Financial aid.
+Mondale, Walter F.
+Carey, Hugh L.
+Townsend, Luke T.; Grossman, Dale A.; Calin, Peter J.
+Grievance procedures; sexual discrimination.
+Herbster, William G. Weiss-Lynch Initiative; Foundation for + Excellence.
+Tuition; faculty salaries.
+Right to Know law; grievance procedures.
+Social security.
+Child care.
+Estate planning.
+Grievance procedures.
+Slive, Michael L.; Kennedy, Laing; Newman, Floyd R.; King, Joseph + P. Athletic admissions standards.
+Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); + National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
+Slive, Michael L.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); Association for + Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW). Title IX.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); Association for + Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW).
+New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG).
+Relihan, Walter J.
+Open Meetings law.
+Barnard, Ralph R. Grievance procedures.
+Relihan, Walter J.
+Glock, Marvin D. Glock v. Rhodes, et al.; SUNY relations.
+Holden, Stewart. Holden v. Cornell University; Open Meetings + law.
+Bugliari, Joseph B.
+Bugliari, Joseph B. Copyright law.
+Cornell Cinema.
+Hazing.
+Student housing shortage; Cascadilla Hall.
+Student housing shortage.
+Immigration and Naturalization Service.
+Peace Officer Bill.
+Alcohol policy; firearms
+Parking.
+Bulkind, Dania B. Gannett Health Center; suicide.
+Cornell Cinema; parents weekend.
+Fall Creek hydrogenerating facility.
+Geological Sciences Department; Wing Hall.
+Telephone system.
+Hearn, Peter.
+Alumni Research Foundation.
+Baltimore, Norfolk, Atlanta, Florida.
+Knight, John S.; Severinghaus, Leslie R.; Uris, Harold D.; Uric, + Ruth C.; Schoales, Dudley N.; de Lessups, Tauni.; Cornell, + Marjorie D.; Werly, Charles M.
+Knight, Lester B.
+Van Sickle, Tjaden, Olive F. ; Carver, Roy J.
+Gussman, Herbert; Weiss, Jeffrey; Ronald P. Lynch, Ronald P..
+Gussman, Herbert. Performing Arts Center.
+Flint, Charles W.
+Athletic admission standards.
+Hertzberg, Benjamin; Kaneb, Albert J.; Grumman, David L.
+ +Lake, Charles W.; Alberding, Charles H.; Kroch, Carl A.; Knight, + Lester.
+Van Sickle, Olive Tjaden. Tjaden Hall.
+Morely, Ann; Morely, Robert R.; Miller, Robert W.; Schoales, + Dudley N.; de Lessups, Tauni. Strawberry Lake property.
+Schoales, Dudley N.; de Lessups, Tauni.
+Schoales, Dudley N.; Van Sickle, Olive Tjaden.
+Linowitz, Sol M.; Schoellkopf, Paul A.; Hertzberg, Benjamin; + Hertzberg, Lillian; Severinghaus, Leslie R.
+Kaneb, Albert J.; Kroch, Carl A.
+Purcell, Robert W.
+Binenkorb, Aaron L.; Kampf, Virginia.
+Hatfield, Robert S.
+Arboretum.
+Arboretum; Laboratory of Nuclear Sciences.
+Duncan, David C.; Sagan, Carl.
+Athletic Hall of Fame.
+Uris, Harold D. Cornell University Medical College.
+Unionization; tuition.
+Racial tensions.
+Enrollment trends.
+Performing Arts Center.
+Johns Hopkins University.
+Rubin, Albert. Rogosin Institute.
++
Lasdon, William.
+Student representation.
++
Lake, Charles W. Student trustees.
+Tejada, Audrey D.
+Institutional neutrality.
++
Student trustees.
+Tenure; sexual discrimination.
+Tenure; faculty salaries.
++
Cook, Constance E.
+Cook, Constance E.
+Campus governance.
+New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG).
+Smoking policy.
+Lawrence, Samuel A.; Stewart, Ian R.
+Council on Wage and Price Stability.
+Harwit, Martin O.; Kiplinger, Austin H. Tuition; financial + aid.
+Enrollment trends.
++
+
State University of New York College of Environmental Science and + Forestry.
+Mosley, Mary S. Jackson State University.
+Cook, Constance E. Chinese relations; Japanese relations.
+Chinese relations; Japanese relations.
++
+
Minority Education Council.
+Affirmative Action Advisory Board
+Biological Sciences facility.
+Olin, John M.; Hatfield, Robert S.
+Luce Foundation. Music Library; Asian Studies program.
+Ohio College Library Center (OCLC).
+Computer Science Department.
+Institute of International Education.
+Committee on Special Education Programs (COSEP). Learning Skills + Center.
+Transfer students; students with criminal records.
+Office for Civil Rights. Student wages.
+Clemhout, Simone.
+Clemhout, Simone; Wan, Henry Y.
+Affirmative action.
+Affirmative action.
+Zahorik, Donna.
+Affirmative action.
+Curtis, James L. University Club membership rules.
+The Federal Government and its Relationship to Cornell - Equal + Employment Opportunity - Affirmative Action; Academic + Appointment Manual.
+Montgomery, Michael J.
+Cornell Health Resources Project.
+Arboretum.
+Van Sickle, Olive (Tjaden)
+Department of Theatre Arts. Strand Theatre.
+Kammen, Michael.
+Thomas, David A.
+Brailovsky, Victor; Brailovsky, Irina.
+Farley, Jennie T.
+Keeran, Roger R.
+Johnston, Frances A.
+The College Board.
+Research funding.
+Department of Defense.
+National Science Foundation; Department of Defense. +
+
Government relations.
+Minimum wage; student financial aid.
+Athletics.
+Athletics.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); Association for + Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW).
+Tuition tax credits.
+Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.
+Center for the American Political Economy.
+Center for the American Political Economy.
+Hatfield, Robert S.
+Knight, Charles F.
+Submicron facility.
+Mariani, John F.
+Keasbey Memorial Foundation.
+Research Libraries Group (RLG); Research Libraries Information + Network (RLIN).
+Kammen, Michael. Society for the Humanities.
+Glenmede Trust Company.
+Dean, Arthur H.
+Department of Defense; Telluride Association.
+McHugh, Matthew F.
+Lee, Gary A. Department of Education.
+Tuition Advance Fund; Tuition Assistance Program.
+Tuition Assistance Program; student financial aid.
+Tuition Assistance Program
+Department of Education.
++
Department of Education.
+Tuition increase.
+Tuition increase.
+Iranian students.
+Duncan, Andrew W. Procter & Gamble.
+Duncan, Andrew W..
+Student Alliance Against Racism.
+Purcell, Robert W.; Uris, Harold D.; Treman, Charles E.; Ward, J. + Carlton. Performing Arts Center.
+Malott, Deane W.; Corson, Dale R.
+University Library; Department of History.
+Barlow, J. Robert.
+National Institutes of Health.
+Student financial aid.
+D'Amato, Alfonse M. Student financial aid.
+Student financial aid.
+Carey, Hugh L.
+Higher Education Services Corporation. Student financial aid.
+State University of New York (SUNY).
+Public Authorities Control Board.
+State University of New York (SUNY).
+Grievance procedures.
+Corson, Dale R.
+Temporary summer layoffs.
+Union organization activity.
+United Auto Workers (UAW).
+Union organization activity.
+Employee relations.
+Employee relations; contract negotiations..
+Contract negotiations.
+Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship Program.
+Newman, Floyd R.
+Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); + National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
+Schieffelin, Richard. National Collegiate Athletic Association + (NCAA). Athletic eligibility.
+Schieffelin, Richard.
+SUNY relations.
+Council on Wage and Price Stability
++
Deal, John H.
+Mott, John R. Center for World Community.
+Residential program houses.
+Christian Action Research Project (CARP).
+Right-to-Know legislation.
+Alberding, Charles H. Japanese relations.
+Ching, Hung Wo. Hewlett Foundation.
+MacCorkle, Emmett W.
+Uris, Harold D.; Uric, Ruth C.; Treman, Alan H.; Routh, Joseph + P.; Lasdon, William S.; Regan, May A.
+Knight, Lester B.; Kroch, Carl A.; Pollock, Lawrence S.; Weiss, + Jeffrey. Hewlett Foundation.
+Hirata, Shigeo; Weill, Sanford I.; Hoffman, Roald; Frankel, Max; + Baird, Thomas J.
++
Berger, Leo V.; Maslow, Lawrence.
+Knight, John S. Center for International Studies.
+Wood, Louisa Farrand; Van Sickle, Olive (Tjaden).
+Regan, May.
+Vollmer, Gustavo J.
+Marrill, Philip; Greatbatch, Wilson; Weiss, Roger J. Japanese + relations.
+Kroch, Carl A.; Heasley, Paul; Van Sickle, Olive Tjaden; Hill, + Kenneth E.; Miller, Robert W.; Kaneb, Albert J.
+Gussman, Herbert; Flint, C. William. Performing Arts Center.
+Smith, Roger B. General Motors Corporation.
+School of Hotel Administration; University Library
+New York State College of Veterinary Medicine; New York State + School of International and Labor Relations; Division of + Biological Sciences; Graduate School of Business and Public + Administration; College of Architecture, Art and Planning.
+New York State College of Human Ecology.
+Patent policy.
+Astor, Brooke.
+Uris, Harold D.
+Hatfield, Robert S. Rogosin Institute.
+Hatfield, Robert S.
+Le Frak, Samuel.
+Hatfield, Robert S.
+Child, Gardner; Hatfield, Robert S.
+Astor, Brooke; Rockefeller, Laurence S.
+Ginzberg, Eli.
+Open meetings.
+Linowitz, Sol M.
+Personnel growth.
+Sexual harassment.
+Biotechnology Institute.
+Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP); Education + Opportunity Program (EOP).
+Financial aid.
+South African investment.
+South African investment; Cornell Corporate Responsibility + Project (CCRP).
+Campus governance.
+Grievance procedures.
+Institutional neutrality.
+Statler Club;
Kennedy, W. Keith; Lee, Gary A.
+Jackson State University. Chinese scholars.
+Jackson State University.
+Recruiting.
+Science, Technology and Society.
+Sola, Donald F. Bilingual education.
++
Turner, James E.
+Harris, Robert L. South African scholars.
++
Writing program.
+Provost's Commission on Writing.
+Racism; Hispanic students at Cornell.
+Casarett, Alison P. Xi'an Jiaotong University. Chinese + relations.
+Casarett, Alison P. Xi'an Jiaotong University.
+Casarett, Alison P. Chinese relations.
+Cooke, W. D.
+Department of Defense. VHSIC devices.
+Department of Defense.
+Corporate relations.
+National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center.
+Sagan, Carl.
+Sagan, Carl; Terzian, Yervant.
+National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center.
+MK-ULTRA project; ARTICHOKE program.
+Perot, Ross; Johnson, Samuel C.; Hammer, Armand; Isard, + Walter.
+Isard, Walter.
+Department of Justice; Community Relations Service. Race + relations on campus.
+Community Relations Service; Department of Justice.
+Ujamaa Residential College.
+Hart, Joycelyn R.
+Department of Education. Cornell Lunatic.
+Seznec, Alain.
+Ziegler, Jerome M.
+Barker, Robert.
+Sharp, Geoffrey W. G.
+Graduate enrollments.
+Martin, Louis E.
+Martin, Louis E. Fiske Icelandic Collection; Dante-Petrarch + Collection.
+Martin, Louis E.
+Egner, Joan Roos.
+Relihan, Walter J.; Montgomery, Michael J.
+Minority entrepreneurs.
+Montgomery, Michael J. Title IX; sexual discrimination.
+Carmichael, Calum M. Department of Comparative Literature; + Department of Near Eastern Studies.
+Laws, Judith Long.
+Dowsing, Gretchen S.
+Egner, Joan R.
+Farmer, Francesta E.; Fonveille, Yvonne.
+Black, Lois.
+Black, Lois; Blauer, Joanne.
+Blauer, Joanne.
+Martin, Gordon A.
+Martin, Gordon A; Matthews, Frank L.
+Matthews, Frank L.
+Montgomery, Michael J.
+Nordby, Virginia B.
+Sweeney, Jan A.
+Hoffman, Roald. Chemistry lab explosion.
+Jordan, Edward G.
+Institute for the Study of the Continents; Cornell Manufacturing + Engineering and Productivity Program.
+Department of Computer Science.
+National Research and Resource Facility for Submicron + Structures.
+Snee, Katherine Reinhardt. Department of Geological Sciences.
+Casarett, Alison P.
+Lee, Lee C.
+SUNY. Joint Public Health Program.
+Flouridation.
+Trethaway, Edward G.
+Committee on Special Education Programs (COSEP).
+The College Board; TIAA-CREF.
+The College Board.
+Department of Defense.
++
Bundy Aid.
+Academic standards; athletic recruiting.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Financial + aid.
+Academic standards; athletic recruiting.
+Financial aid; eligibility.
+National Commission on Research.
+Fermilab.
+Cornell Program for the Study of the Continents (COPSTOC).
+Submicron facility.
+Center for the Performing Arts.
+Center for the Performing Arts; undergraduate education.
+ +Center for the Performing Arts.
+Mondale, Walter.
+Standardized exams; "truth in testing" bill.
+Student trustees.
+Lobbying.
+Federal relations.
+Department of Education.
+Student protests; freedom of speech.
+College of Environmental Science and Forestry.
+New York State Board of Regents.
+College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Land grant + status.
+Administrative salaries.
+Tuition.
+Telluride Association.
+Ashby, Lord Eric.
+Speeches.
+Speech materials.
+Sagan, Carl.
+Sagan, Carl; Rebmann, G. Ruhland.
+Cornell, Ezra; Grumman, Leroy R.; Olin, John M.; Teagle, + John.
+Silbey, Joel; McClane, Ken; Santi, Enrico; Wilson, Kenneth G.; + Strichartz, Robert S.; Sienko, Mitchell J.
+Grumman, Leroy R.; Newbury, George A.; Saperston, Alfred M.; + Collyer, John L.; Noll, Marie Underhill; Adams, Morton; Clark, + Hays; Robertson, William R.; Uris, Ruth Chinitz; Cisler, Walker + L.
+Rebmann, G. Ruhland.
+Boand, Catherine Bard; Purcell, Robert W.; Schoales, Dudley N.; + Lessups, Tauni de; Ward, J. Carlton; Cisler, Walker L.; Dean, + Arthur H.; Dean, Mary Marden; Newbury, George A.; Rebmann, G. + Ruhland; Saperston, Alfred M.; Treman, Charles E.; Newman, Floyd + R.
+Corson, Dale R.; Malott, Deane W.; Sloan, Alfred P.
+Hoffman, Roald; Maisonrouge, Jacques G.
+Whalen, James J.
++
Hoffman, Roald.
+University Committee on Human Subjects. Tenure; grievance + procedures.
+Seznec, Alain.
++
New York Sea Grant Institute.
++
Maas, James B.; Shepard, Roger N.; Weiss, Stephen H.
+Barlow, J. Robert. Financial aid; research funding.
+National Economic Cooperative Council. Immigration Reform and + Control Act of 1983.
+National Institutes of Health. Immigration legislation; financial + aid.
+Energy Research Advisory Board; Department of Energy; Department + of Defense. Financial aid; Job Training Partnership Act; + Immigration legislation.
+Financial aid.
+Department of Defense. Classified research.
+United Auto Workers. Charter revision; labor relations; + unionization.
+Cuomo, Mario. Biotechnology Institute.
+Cuomo, Mario. Bundy Aid; Biotechnology Institute.
+Biotechnology Institute.
+Cuomo, Mario. Charter revision.
+Cuomo, Mario; Siegel, Mark Alan. Charter revision; land grant + status; Biotechnology Institute.
+Student Assembly. Grievance procedures.
++
Foundation for Excellence. Student housing; Odd Fellows + property.
++
+
+
Employee relations. United Auto Workers.
+Employee relations.
+Snyder, Lee M.
++
United Auto Workers. Charter revision; Right to Know law.
+United Auto Workers. Charter revision.
+Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship Program.
+Baughan, Maxie.
+Slive, Michael L. Hockey coach search procedures.
+Slive, Michael L. Hockey coach search procedures.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Hockey housing + investigation; athletic admissions.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Athletic + admissions.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Hockey housing + investigation.
+Horn, Robert T.; Sanderson, James A.
+Drinking age.
+Psi Upsilon fraternity.
+Center for World Community.
+Immigration legislation.
+Nation of Islam. Unionization.
+Moon, Sun Myung. Collegiate Association for the Research of + Principles (CARP).
+Ag Quad construction; "Academic I".
+United Auto Workers. Right to Know Law.
+Right to Know Law.
+Civil Aeronautics Board.
+Ramin, Richard M.; Maas, James B.
+Smith, Waldo G.; Alberding, Charles H.
+Schoales, Dudley N.
+Moot, Edmund N.
+Jones, Robert T.; Davis, Lloyd H. Cornell Association of Class + Officers.
+Venezuela. Sosa, Julio A.
+Venezuela.; Sosa, Julio E.; Vollmer, Gustavo J.
+Venezuela.
+Houston; Tulsa. Miles, Stephen W.; Dobelman, Katherine B.; + Johnson, Belton K.; Bovay, Harry E.
+Houston; Tulsa.
+Houston, TX; Tulsa, OK. Lawson, Edward C.; Flint, Charles W.
+Florida. Alberding, Charles H.; Maslow, Lawrence; Krusen, H. + Stanley; DuPont, Willis H.; McAdam, Charles V.; Grumman, Leroy + R.
+Florida. Knight, James L.; Vinik, Tolly; Hoffman, Jerome J.; + Regan, May A.; Cornell, Marjorie.
+Stamford, CT; Cincinnati, OH. Heekin, George E.
+Stamford, CT; Cincinnati, OH. Tregurtha, Paul R. Procter & + Gamble Company; Cincinnati Milacron Incorporated; Armco + Incorporated.
+ +Stamford, CT; Cincinnati, OH.
+Noyes, Jansen. Affirmative action; Open Meetings Law.
+Cornell, Marjorie; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt.
+Marinaro, Edward F.; Lewis, Rose E.; Hart, Marjorie L.; Schwartz, + Richard J.
+Knight, Charles F.
+Severinghaus, Leslie R.; Bender, Meyer. Geological Sciences + building.
+Posner, Victor; Foster, Jane M. G.; Alberding, Charles H.; + Borkan, L. Michael.
+Purcell, Robert W. Wee Stinky Glen.
+Flint, C. William; Abizaid, Miguel Shayen; Krusen, H. Stanley; + Holbrook, George; Gussman, Herbert.
+Alberding, Charles H.; Mellowes, Charles N. Willard Straight Hall + Rock Garden.
+Maisonrouge, Jacques G. Center for the Performing Arts.
+Kaneb, Albert J.
+Boas, Robert S.; Silverberg, David M.
+Schwartz, Richard J.; Vollmer, Gustavo J.
+Gussman, Herbert; Gussman, Roseline; Kettering, Virginia W.
+Sawyer, Jack; Uris, Ruth Chinitz.
+Cornell, Ezra; Miller, Robert W.; Sosa, Julio A.; Hart, Marjorie + L.; Kroch, Carl A.; Kaneb, Albert J.
++
Grumman, Leroy R.
+Garvin, Clifton C.
+Clarke, John G.
+Clark, Hays; Clark, James M.; Clark, Edna McConnell.
+Clark, W. Van Alan. Biological Sciences facility.
+Biological Sciences facility.
+Uris, Harold D.; Uris, Ruth Chinitz. Uris Library addition; Law + School.
+Law School.
+Baskerville, Charles.
+Black, Max. Society for the Humanities.
+Maas, James B. Department of Astronomy.
+Levin, Harry.
+Writing program.
+Submicron facility.
+Arboretum.
+Morrill Hall.
+Center for the Study of the American Political Economy.
+Department of Architecture.
+Robert Boyle Papers; History of Science Collection.
+Athletic Hall of Fame.
+Uris Library addition.
+Center for the Performing Arts.
+Minority recruitment.
+Minority recruitment.
++
+
Statement of Assets and Liabilities.
+Board of Governors.
+Search - Chairman of Pharmacology.
+Hart, Elaine Sloan.
+Faculty Practice Plan Audit.
+NYH-CMC Cabaret.
+Hatfield, Robert S. Relationship with New York Hospital.
+ +Hatfield, Robert S.
+Outside Advisory Committee.
+Child, Charles G.
+Hatfield, Robert S.
+Hogan & Hartson.
+Memorandum of Understanding.
+Columbia University.
+Goldberger, Dr. Robert; Meikle, Dr. Thomas. Columbia-Cornell Task + Force on Medical Education. Columbia University.
+Columbia-Cornell Task Force on Medical Education. Columbia + University.
+Gardner Child Committee. NYH-CMC Long-Range Planning + Document.
+NYH-CMC Long-Range Planning Program.
+Affirmative Action.
+Trustee Lobby for Financial Aid.
+Relationship between the board of trustees and the president.
+Subcommittee on Minority Education.
+Subcommittee on Minority Education; COSEP.
Subcommittee on Minority Education.
+"Academic I."
+IPAC.
+IPAC restructuring; South African investment.
+South African investment.
+Cornell-SUNY relationship.
+Draft registration and financial aid.
+Student Employment Practices Act.
+Student-Academic Staff Grievance Procedure; Student Employment + Practices Act.
+Higher Aid-Lower Tuition (H.A.L.T.)
+"Academic I."
+Kennedy, W. Keith. Cornell-SUNY relationship.
+Siskin, Sidney.
+Stein, Peter.
+TheCornell Tradition program.
+Draft registration.
+Frank, Robert
+Martin P. Catherwood Library.
+Albert R. Mann Library.
+Bilingual education.
+Peterson, Roger Tory
+Common Learning Program.
+University Theme.
+Health Careers Program.
+Writing Program
+Cooke, W. D.; Albersheim, Peter; Barker, Robert.
+National Council on International Research and Manpower.
+ +Montgomery, Michael; Rivera, Ramon E.
+"Academic I;" faculty salaries.
+Cooperative Extension.
+Sociology.
+Study of Division of Mathematical Science.
+Name change; Public and Health Administration Programs.
+Strategic Task Force. Public and Health Administration + Programs.
+Strategic Task Force; Yale University. Public and Health + Administration Programs.
+Seidman Washington Proposal.
+Strategic Task Force. Public and Health Administration + Programs.
+Strategic Task Force.
+Elimination of Public and Health Administration Programs.
+Strategic Task Force.
+Strategic Task Force.
+Reorganization.
+Everhart, Thomas E.
+Education.
+Savage Hall addition.
+Otisville Facility.
+Melby, Edward C., Jr.
+Faculty salaries.
+Spencer Stuart & Associates.
+McMinn, William G.
+National Science Foundation;
Department of Health and Human Services; Department of + Defense.
+Graduate education and research.
+Commission on International Education.
+Commission on International Education.
++
"Uncapping" of retirement.
+Dissolution.
+Hockey eligibility.
+Draft registration and financial aid.
+Parallel football league.
+Marine Division; Draft registration and financial aid.
+Department of Health and Human Services.
+Higher Education and Technology Committee.
+Holmes, D. Brainerd. Raytheon Company.
+Cornell Biotechnology Institute.
+Geological Sciences Building
+Excellence in Teaching proposal; undergraduate education.
+International Education Program.
+Rhodes' presentation on Higher Education.
+Center for International Studies; Center for Performing Arts; + Writing Program.
+Gibson, C. C.
+Center for Performing Arts.
+Common Learning Program.
+New York Hospital - Cornell Medical Center.
+Hatfield, Robert S.; New York Hospital - Cornell University + Medical College.
+College of Engineering.
+Bankhead-Jones Act.
+Hazing.
+Hazing
+Research University Consortium.
+Cornell/State relations.
+Agricultural and Technical Colleges.
+Cornell/State relations.
+Cornell/State relations; SUNY/Cornell visits.
+Wharton, Clifton R. Jr.; Cornell/State relations.
+Wharton, Clifton R. Jr.; Tuition.
+College of Environmental Science and Forestry.
+College of Environmental Science and Forestry; Cornell/State + Relations.
+Solidarity Day
+England trip.
+Nuts.
+Smithsonian Institution.
+European trip.
+Academic promotions.
+Purcell, Robert W.
+Minority students.
+Laboratory of Ornithology.
+Barlow, J. Robert
+Subcommittee on Postsecondary Education.
+Collegetown.
+Armory.
+Retirement Community.
+Cornell Club of New York Facility.
+Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship Program special + commitments.
+Kennedy, Laing E. Athletic Director search.
+Athletic Director search.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
+History of United Auto Workers (UAW) and Cornell.
+Gray, Edward F.; Fraser, Douglas A.; History of UAW and + Cornell.
+Gray, Edward F.; History of UAW and Cornell.
+Carey, Hugh L.; New York State Legislature. History of UAW and + Cornell.
+History of UAW and Cornell.
+Litigation report.
+Murphy, Cecil L.; United Food and Commercial Workers Union; + Geneva Experiment Station employee relations.
+Molisani, Howard; Sheinkman, Jack; Labor relations; Right-to-Know + law.
+Stern, William; Weinshall, Iris; New York State Urban Development + Corporation.
+Sub-cabinet on Education.
+Gold, Emanuel R.
++
Alumni legislative support.
+Albany Legislative Reception.
+Siegel, Mark Alan; Barbaro, Frank J.; Labor relations.
+Stamp, Neal R.; University Bylaw Revision Project.
+Stamp, Neal R.
+Stamp, Neal R.; Collection of delinquent student loans.
+Stamp, Neal R.; Board Study Committee. University Bylaw Revision + Project.
+Stamp, Neal R.; University Bylaw Revision Project.
+Stamp, Neal R.
+SUNY Legislative Project.
+Wharton, Clifton R., Jr.; SUNY Legislative Project; Cornell/SUNY + relations.
+SUNY Legislative Project; Cornell/SUNY relations.
+Standard and Poors; Moody's Investors Service.
+Drug use at Cornell; Student Activities.
+Counseling and advising programs.
+Fraternities; Sororities.
+Committee on Residential Learning.
+Token gifts for formal festivities.
+Public Affairs objectives.
+Reunion schedule.
+Cornell Association of Class Officers.
+Kiplinger, Austin H.
+McAdam, Sally (Mrs. Charles V. McAdam, Jr.).
+Schoales, Dudley N.
+Florida schedules.
+O'Brien, Frank L., Jr.; Cornell Class of 1931.
+Noll, Marie.
+Routh, Jeanette (Mrs. Joseph P. Routh).
+Lasdon, William.
+Noyes, Jansen, Jr.
+Florida trip.
+Richenburg, Margaret Kerr.
+Council State Relationship Committee.
+Bartels, Henry E.; Bartels, Nancy Horton.
+Physical Education and Athletics - VIP visit.
+Merril, Philip.
+Fratt, C. K. Poe; Class of 1953.
+Bernays, Edward L.
+Ohart, Theodore C.
+Pace, Frank, Jr.; Hatfield, Robert.
+Ward, J. Carlton, Jr.;
+Division of Nutritional Sciences - VIP visit.
+Berens, Donald P.; Ambassador Program.
+Greatbatch, Wilson.
+McClintock, Barbara.
+Stassen, Harold E.
+Purcell Football Weekend.
+Venezuelan visitors.
+Cornell Graduate School of Management - VIP visit.
+Miller, Robert W.; Performing Arts Center.
+Tisch, Andrew.
+Diamond, Richard.; Newhouse Foundation.
+Bowmar, S. Bryce.
+Shotton, Fred W.
+Gussman, Herbert; Performing Arts Center.
+Walsh, Helen Wilshire (Mrs. William J. Walsh).
+Grumman Bequest.
+Kaneb, Albert J.
+Baird, Thomas J.
+Cornell Recognition Project.
+Cornell in Japan.
+White, E. B.
+Major Gifts Committee.
+Jefferson, Edward G.; E. I. duPont de Nemours & Company.
+Jefferson, Edward G.
+Welch, John F., Jr.; General Electric Co.
+Sarnoff, Dorothy.
+Sarnoff, Dorothy.; Media training.
+Darling, Ken.
+Titus, James.
+Associate Director of University Relations Search.
+Medical College Real Property Matter.
+Cabaret.
+Hatfield, Robert S.
+Horecker, Bernard L.
+CUMC Alumni Association.
+Muller, Steven.
+Dillon, C. Douglas.
+Rockefeller, Laurence S.
+North Shore University Hospital.
+Governance and management of New York Hospital-Cornell Medical + Center.
+NYH/CUMC relations.
+Draft CU/NYH agreement.
+NYH/CUMC relations.
+NYH/CUMC Affiliation.
+NYH/CUMC Affiliation (Hatfield proposal).
+NYH/CUMC Memorandum of Understanding.
+Hatfield, Robert S.; Collier, Earl M, Jr.; NYH/CUMC + relations.
+Executive Committee.
+Subcommittee on Minority Education.
+Recruitment initiatives.
+Subcommittee on Minority Education.
+Subcommittee on Minority Education.
+Sexual Preference resolution.
+Kennedy, W. Keith
+Eisenhower College.
+Draft Registration.
+Cornell Tradition.
+Microbiology Committee.
++
Martin, Louis.
+COSEP Director search; Director of Financial Aid search.
+ +Proposal for reorganization.
+National Council on International Research and Manpower.
+ +Third year review.
+Policies on sexual preference.
++
Zahorik et al. v. Cornell University. Sex discrimination.
+Zahorik et al. v. Cornell University. Sex discrimination.
+City and Regional Planning/Human Ecology proposal.
+Ebrill, Liam.
+History and Philosophy of Science and Technology.
+Public and Health Administration Programs.
+Health Administration Program transfer.
+Blue Ribbon Committee.
+Melby, Edward C., Jr.
+American Veterinary Medical Association evaluation.
+Remus, Charles M.
+Doherty, Robert E.
+Doherty, Robert E.
+Phemister, Robert D.
+Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable, National + Academy of Sciences.
+Federal Relations Report.
+Health Policy.
+Committee on Science and Research.
+Membership.
+Continental Group.
+U.S. withdrawal from UNESCO.
+Commission on International Education; Ad Hoc Committee on + Athletics.
++
Commission on International Education.
+Annual Review Committee meeting.
+Commission on International Education.
+Report on Accreditation Procedures of American Bar + Association.
+Executive Committee.
+Luncheon with Finlay, James C., S. J.
+Executive Committee.
+Conflict of public and private higher education.
+Executive Committee.
+Paley, Henry D.
+Athletic recruiting.
+Soviet Exchange.
+Biotechnology.
+Proposal: Project Ezra.
+Newman, Dr. Frank.
+Luncheon; Center for the Performing Arts.
+Center for the Performing Arts.
+Fresh Combinations.
+Young Humanists.
+Rees, Albert.
+New York State Tax Bill-- Foreign Gifts Disclosure.
+Tuition Assistance Program.
+GAAP bill.
+Truth In Testing bill information.
+Senate Higher Education Advisory Committee.
+SUNY/Cornell Future Relationship.
+Speech: "Public and Private Higher Education: A Costly Conflict." +
+SUNY/Cornell visits.
+Wharton, Clifton; O'Dowd, Donald.
+Wharton, Clifton; Veterinary School.
+Wharton, Clifton.
+Master Plan.
+Black Administrators Conference.
+Geology at Knox College.
+Committee of Independent Research Universities.
+University of Texas Board of Regents
+RPI Center for Industrial Innovation; NYS Research University + Association.
+David Starr Jordan Prize Proposal.
+RIT Software Institute at Eisenhower.
+Scholarships
+Class of 1987
+President's Household Account.
+National Advisory Committee; The Book in the Future.
+The Book in the Future
+Library of Congress Committee on The Book in the Future.
+ +England; Cambridge visit.
+Summer Travel.
+Philanthropy.
+Wagner, Joy; notes.
+Rhodes, Adam.
+Cortada, Eduardo.
+Nuts.
+1984 CASE Award.
+Purcell, Robert W.; Uris, Ruth Chinitz.; Noll, Marie Underhill; + Adams, Morton.
+Holland, Jerome H. 'Brud'; International Living Center; + Service.
+Perkins, James A.
+South African Divestment.
+Barker, Robert.
+Bok, Derek C.
+Bok, Derek C.; Bowen, William G.
+Burness, John F.
+Cornell, Ezra.
+Cuomo, Mario M.
+Ferris, Richard J.; Fiske, Edward B.
+Hackney, Sheldon F.; McHale, Thomas Lawsuit; Handlan, Raymond + L.
+Hatfield, Robert S.
+Human Relations Task Force.
+Johnson, Samuel C.
+Kaneb, Albert J.
+Kiplinger, Austin H.
+Kroch, Carl A.
+Lake, Charles W., Jr.; LaValle, Kenneth P.
+Lindseth, Jon A.; Linowitz, Sol M.
+Mariani, John F., Jr.
+Miller, James C., III.
+Moynihan, Daniel Patrick.
+Neuharth, Allen H.; Noyes, Jansen, Jr.
+Peale, Norman Vincent.
+Purcell, Robert W.
+Ramin, Richard M.; Reagan, Ronald W.
+Relihan, Walter J.; Riford, L. Stephen.
+Rolles, Jean E.; Rosenbaum, Robin.
+Sawyer, John E.; Schaenen, Nelson, Jr.
+Severinghaus, Leslie R.
+Smith, Robert I.; Snee, Katherine Reinhardt.
+Stevens, Robert C.; Stewart, Patricia Carry.
+Stocker, James D.
+Uris, Ruth.
+Vollmer, Gustavo J.
+Weiss, Roger J.; Weiss, Stephen H.; Werly, Charles M.
+Rhodes home.
+Conable, Barber, Jr.
+South African Divestment.
+Capital Planning Group.
+Proposed changes in Cornell Children's Tuition Scholarship + program.
+Dole, Robert.
+School of Industrial and Labor Relations Dean search.
+Barbaro, Frank J.
+Letters from Union re: wages of service and maintenance + workers.
+Technical employee vote on UAW membership.
+Siegel, Mark Alan; Barbaro, Frank J; Alleged Cornell Anti-Union + Activity.
+Hockey coach search; Financial development plan.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
+Discrimination based on sexual preference.
+"FLAP"
+Fairchild, Dennis.
+Women at Cornell.
+Kennedy, Donald; Stanford.
+Policy Statement.
+Policy Statement.
+Stamp, Neal R.
+Election of Student Trustees.
+Nieswand, George H; Nieswand, Erin C.; Suh, Young Hee; Kim, Su + Yong.
+Charter Amendment Bill.
+Executive Committee Conference.
+Cornell family seat on board.
+Proposed amendments to BSC final report.
+Interviews with Trustees.
+Call, David L.
+Technology Transfer and Export Control.
+Task Force on Science and Technology.
+Treasury Department Tax Policy on Giving.
+Letters to Legislators on Federal Budget Cuts and Financial + Aid.
+D'Amato, Alphonse M.; Andrews, Mark.
+Keyworth, George (Jay).; White House Science and Technology + Policy;
+Joint Task Force of Business-Higher Education Forum and + Congressional Clearing House on the Future.
+Research and Development Priorities in the Federal Budget.
+Indirect Cost Documents; Keyworth, George (Jay).
+Department of Commerce Export Control Relations.
++
Barlow, Robert J.
+Cuomo, Mario M.; Sagan, Carl.
+Dyson, John.
+Visit to Cuomo, Mario M.; Biotechnology Proposal.
+Charter amendment papers.
+Stern, William; Urban Development Corporation.
+Center for Advanced Technology.
+Higher Education Services Corporation.
+Smith, William T. II;
+CBS program, "Up to the Minute."
+Interview with Mink, Barbara, WHCU; Federal Student Aid cuts.
+Presidential Press Conference on Financial Aid, Columbia + University.
+IBM Press Conference.
+Post-Trustee Press Conference.
+Cornell University Medical College, $50 million gift.
+Brand, David.;
Goetz, Gilbert P.
+Raymond, Jack.
+Communications Study.
+Senior Researcher and Writer position.
+University Relations Annual Report.
++
Raymond, Jack.
+"Ivy and More" campaign.
+Poor, Henry B.; Psi Upsilon
+Fraternities and Sororities.
+Contingency Planning.
+Edgemoor Lane.
+Building and Properties Committee.
+Forest Home Drive.
+White, E. B.
+Class of '50 Reception.
+Christening of the "Rosa Rhodes."
+Entrepreneur of the Year Nominees.
+Meeting with ILR alumni concerning "Deanship."
+Cornell Olympians.
+Stern, Leslie W.; "Volunteerism."
+Cornell Directory of Alumni; Boorstein, Allen L.
+Reunion.
+Boas, Robert S.
+Loynd, Richard B.
+Giving Club Reception.
+Bohemian Grove Encampment.
+Florida.
+West Coast Alumni; Chicago; Kroch, Carl A.; Kittleman, James.
+TCAD (Tompkins County Area Development).
+Trustee/ Council Weekend.
+Cornell, Marjorie.
+Weiss, Stephen H.
+Hotel School Campaign.
+Foster, Jane M. G.
+Graduate School of Management.
+Duemling, Louisa C.; Bishop, Morton.
+Major Gifts Committee.
+VIP Visit.
+Beitzel, George B.; IBM.
+Mariani, John Jr.; Villa Banfi, U.S.A.
+Purcell Group; Princeton game.
+VIP Group; Physical Education and Athletics.
+VIP Visit; Architecture.
+Heekin, George E.
+Kaneb, Albert J.; Kaneb, Diane E.
+"This is Cornell," and "Builders" Honorees; Cornell, + Marjorie.
+Brud Holland Fund; Holland, Jerome "Brud" H.
+Schoales, Dudley N.; deLessups, Tauni.
+Pulido, Pablo.
+Berger, Leo V.
+Class of '56 30th Reunion Campaign.
+Kroch, Carl A.
+Barron, Mark; Calma Company; General Electric.
+Chomsky, Noam.
+Endocon Lawsuit.
+Cabaret! '85; Parton, Dolly.
+Sampson, Harvey E.; Tucker, Richard F.
+NYH Real Property Matter.
+Medical Center Property Flap.
+Ford Foundation Proposal from CUMC.
+50 Million Dollar Gift to CUMC.
+Meikle, Thomas H., Jr.
+Statement on North Shore University Hospital.
+CUMC and GSMS Bylaws.
+White Plains Land Flap.
+Joint Planning.
+Board of Overseers.
+White, Ogden.
+Community Communications Committee.
+Budget dinner.
+Shantytown Lawsuit.
+Subcommittee on Minority Education.
+Development Planning Group.
+Cornell vs. City Maintenance of Campus Order.
+Cornell Corporate Responsibility Project (CCRP); Mobil Corp.
+Ad Hoc Proxy Committee Replacement.
+Report of the President.
+Report of the President.
+Report of the President.
+Report of the President.
+Report of the President.
+Report of the President.
+Report of the President.
+Report of the President.
+Johnson Trust Trustees.
+Report of the President.
+Report of the President.
+Residential Colleges.
+McAdams, Alan; Accounting Systems.
+Regulations for the Maintenance of Public Order.
+Mariposa Collection; Goodstein, David B.; Finch, Herbert.
+Project Ezra.
+Egner, Joan; Women's Development Fund.
+SUNY; Ujamaa; Veterinary Minorities.
+U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; Civil + Rights.
+Rhodes Statements on Affirmative Action and Sexual + Harassment.
+Rhodes Statements.
+Minority Faculty/ Staff Meeting.
+Zahorik v. Cornell University.
+Physical Facilities.
+Eastman Kodak Company.
+Western Societies Program.
+Hewlett Foundation.
+Right-to-Know Law.
+Spitsburg v. Moffat Grievance.
+Koch, Edward I.
+Reich, Lee; Grievance.
+Reich, Lee; Grievance; 4 cassette tapes.
+Peace Science and Regional Science; Isard, Walter.
+Drake, Frank.
+Sagan, Carl.
+Perkins, James A.
+Program in History of Science.
+COCORP.
+Doctoral Review; Biological Sciences.
+Doctoral Review; Entomology; Plant Breeding; Plant Pathology.
+Doctoral Review; Medical Sciences.
+Doctoral Review; History and Philosophy of Science and + Technology.
+Doctoral Review; Textile (Fiber) Science.
+Sloan Institute of Hospital Administration.
+Academic Integrity.
+Food Service Management.
+Sloan Health Administration Program.
+Doherty, Robert E.
+Martin, Peter W.
+Faculty Lunches.
+Common Learning Program.
+Appeal Board.
+International Association of Universities.
+National Science Board; Bethe, Hans.
+Coalition for Advancing Industrial Technology.
+President Search.
+Board of Directors Meeting.
+Affirmative Action Plan.
+Business-Higher Education Forum.
+Business-Higher Education Forum.
+Wilson, Ken; 1982 Nobel Prize in Physics; Business-Higher + Education Forum.
+ACUSNY By-laws Revision.
+Koch, Edward I.
+Transport of Spent Nuclear Fuel Through NYC.
+Athletic Admissions Practices.
+Jackson, Jesse.
+Project: The Future of the State Universities.
+Iacocca, Lee A.
+Lilly Endowment; Liberal Arts Workshop.
+Semiconductor Research Corporation.
+Welch, John F.; Hatfield Fellowship.
+Tyler Prize.
+Sagan, Carl Edward; Albert Einstein Peace Prize.
+Harvey Prize Nominations.
+Excellence in Teaching and Academic Advising Proposal.
+Smith, Robert I.
+Professorship in the Social Implications of Biotechnology; + Chinese Scholars.
+Peace Studies Program.
+Young Humanists.
+Fresh Combinations; History and Philosophy of Science and + Technology.
+Fresh Combinations.
+Common Learning Program.
+Board of Trustees.
+Academic Advisory Panel; Technology Transfer.
+Foreign Affairs.
+Chairman, Advisory Board.
+Fellows Selection.
+Trustee Meeting.
+Board of Directors; Lawsuit.
+Welch, John F. (Jack) Jr.
+The Continental Group.
+Board of Directors.
+Pension Committee; Board of Directors.
+Board of Directors.
+Smart, S. Bruce, Jr.
+Class Action Lawsuit.
+Pension Committee.
+Board of Trustees.
+Board of Directors.
+Shareholders Meeting.
+Boyer, Ernest L.
+Federal Role in Financial Aid.
+New National Policy for Higher Education.
+Common Learning.
+Common Learning.
+Pifer, Alan.
+Kerr, Clark.
+Boyer, Ernest L.; Kerr, Clark.
+Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education.
+Goals and Purposes of Higher Education.
++
New York State Council on Economic Education; Gordon, Sanford + D.
+Clippings from Ogilvy and Mather.
+Brademas, John; Statement of University Presidents on Future of + Higher Education in State and Nation.
+Federal Restrictions on Free Flow of Academic Information and + Ideas; Bok, Derek.
+New York State Council of University Deans.
+Sakharov, Andrei; Chernenko, Konstantin; Telegram of Six + University Presidents Requesting Release of Sakharov.
+Conable, Barber B., Jr.; McHugh, Matthew F.; Moynihan, Daniel + P.
+Tuition Assistance Program (TAP).
+Clark, Burton R.
+Lathrop, William.
+Connell, Byron P.; Carre, Paul Dawson.
+New York State Council on Economic Education; Gordon, Sanford + D.
+Regents Report on Postsecondary Education; Nolan, Donald J.
+Cooke, W. Don.
+Berholtz, Randy J.
+Blinken, Donald M.; Divestment; Wharton, Clifton R.; SUNY/ + Cornell Relationship; LaValle, Kenneth P.; Siegel, Mark Alan; + Linowitz, Sol M.
+SUNY Bill.
+SUNY/ Cornell Relationship; Wharton, Clifton R.
+Rhodes and other Testimony Before the Senate and Assembly Higher + Education Committee.
+Wharton, Clifton R.; Healy, Timothy H.
+SUNY/ Cornell Relationship; Wescoe, Clarke.; Wharton, Clifton + R.
+Cornell Trustee Letters on Commission Members.
+Divestment; Giamatti, A. Bartlett.
+Peltason, Jack W.
+RPI Report of the Task Force on Athletics.
+Carnegie Institution of Washington, DC.
+Yale Strike Clippings from Stevens, Arthur C.
+Seven Presidents; State Support for Research and Instrumentation; + Koch, Edward I.
+Sovern, Michael I.; Group of Doctoral and Independent Research + Universities.
+Everhart, Thomas E.; Cooperation Suggestion; NSF; + Supercomputer.
+Bryn Mawr-Cornell Cooperative Projects.
+University of Rome; "A Dictionary of the Third Millennium."
+State and Federal Budgets for Higher Education.
+Tension Between Public and Private Universities.
+Tension Between Public and Private Universities; Meeting of Seven + NYS University Presidents.
+Board of Regents.
+CIA Protests.
+Minority/ Africana Studies.
+Forman, Robert G.; Cornell - Cambridge Exchange.
+Scotland - Carnegie Gathering.
+1985 - 1986 Issues.
+Cambridge - Miscellaneous; Clare Hall-summer 1982.
+Kennedy, W.K.
+Provost Search.
+Wright, Sir Oliver.
+Corson, Dale R.; Kennedy, W.K.
+Nuts.
+Reduction of CU trustees.
+Councillors annual meeting.
+Southeast Asia Program.
+Non-academic departments.
+Divestment; Shantytown.
+Expanded Programs; Reduction/Income enhancement; South African + Consortium.
+1986-87 Departmental Operating Plans.
+Cornell Club.
+Capital Projects and Endowment Levels.
+1985-86 CU Operating Plans
+Collective bargaining.
+Fringe Benefits; South Africa-Free Tax Deferment.
+Middle management
+Middle Management
+Mandatory retirement.
+McHale v. CU; NCAA.
+Intellectual Property Rights; Neiswand v. CU v. Su Yong Kim.
+Annual Report on Legal Affairs.
+Statement by Rhodes.
+Proposed Strategy for the Divestment Movement.
+Current negotiations on RMPO.
+Long range planning; Priorities for the 1980's.
+State of the University outline.
+Sale of WHCU.
+Campus Life reorganization.
+Fraternity Recognition Policy; Alcohol Policy.
+Alcohol policy.
+Campus Development policy.
+Update Letter.
+Steering Committee.
+Use of discriminatory facilities.
+Engineering Alumni Convocation.
+Reunion
+San Francisco and Los Angeles; Hewlett Foundation
+Chicago and Milwaukee.
+Florida. Olin Endowments; Knight Foundation.
+San Francisco and Hawaii.
+Alberding, Charles; Kingsley, Sidney S.
+Newmont Mining
+Olin Foundation
+Digital Equipment Corporation
+Fiske, Edward.
+Neafsey, Jack
+Bartels Fellowship
+Law School Campaign
+Kaneb, Albert.
+Cornell Recognition Project
+Alberding, Charles H.
+Xerox Corporation grant
+Kroch, Carl A.; Meakem, John J.
+Mellon, Paul.
+Capital Campaign for Johnson Graduate School.
+Limiting indirect cost recovery.
+Tax Laws.
+Senator Mark Hatfield; Supercomputers.
+General; Tax reform
+State Relations
+Cuomo, Mario; Fiber Optics Committee.
+Chemical waste disposal site cleanup; Ives basement radon testing +
+Sagan, Carl.
+Advisory Board
+Divestment at M.I.T.
+Big Science; Baker, William.
+John Hopkins National Tower for Medicine
+Development; Medical education.
+General.
+General.
+Report of Task Force
+Schultz Committee; University of Michigan.
+Rhodes memo - 5 year plan
+Open Hearing on CU Budget; Research strategy; Yale and Michigan + State - State of the Union; Statement on budget, student + diversity, and Campaign.
+Report to Trustee Executive Committee.
+Priorities; Trustee planning;
Bill of Rights; Conflict of interest.
+Johnson Board of Trustees.
+President's Report; Advisory Council.
+President's Report.
+Student employee grievances.
++
Isles of Shoal.
+Information Systems.
+Agyeman Complaint-Academic Fraud.
+ONR DARPA Site visit.
+Placement.
+Telluride
+Washington Symposium
+Complaints
+CALS, AAP, A & S, JGSM, Engineering, Hotel, Human Ec, ILR, + Law, Vet.
+Dean review and reappointment; Statement by F. Rhodes.
+Hartman, Frederick C.; letters of recommendation; abstracts; + research notes; grant proposals.
+Business Schools; Liberal Arts; Minority; Quality.
+Scientific Enterprise.
++
Cornell; Federal support.
+Annual Report; Guidelines.
+Rhodes speech- Nazareth College graduation.
Research Facilities;
Engineering and Science Education; Cost principles for + Educational Institutions; Rosenzweig, Robert M. statement; + AAU-Fall membership meeting.
+Executive Committee Meeting.
+Annual Meeting; Executive Committee; Chief Health Officers + Meeting; Membership lists.
+International Education.
+Research Caucus.
+COFHE Redbook.
+Meeting notes.
++
Superconducting Super Collider.
+Chevron; Westinghouse; Ralston Purina; Peat Marwick.
+South Africa.
+Houghton, Amory Jr.
+Markey Trust
+South African Consortium.
+Site visit to Submicron.
+Commission on International Education.
+Science and Government.
+Dr. Clark Kerr, Clark's visit.
+Support of early education; Economic support of Education for + poor; Science and Technology;
Open University
+Regent Robert Best - Southern Tier
++
Shantytown; Building occupation policy; Divestment.
+Stone Hall; Rhode's Letter on South Africa; Anti-Racism + coalition.
+Divestment protest form letters.
+Divestment protest form letters.
+Pew Memorial Trust; Heidrick and Struggles.
+Pew Memorial Trust.
+Trip to England; Work on Darwin's Early Geological Studies.
+List of Rhodes Memberships.
+Halstead, Beverly.
+Nuts.
+20 Years of Service.
+Academic Promotions.
+New Department Chairs.
+Purcell, Robert W.; Alberding, Charles H.
+Corson, Dale R.; Malott, Deane W.
+Revision of Article 2, Campus Code of Conduct; Appeals + Procedure.
+Appeals Procedure; Campus Code Violations Arising From + Shantytown.
+Proposed Cuts in Federal Financial Aid.
+Proposal from Vice President for Academic Affairs.
+Miscellaneous Sources.
+Industrial and Labor Relations.
+Human Ecology.
+College of Arts and Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences.
+ +Engineering.
+Architecture, Art, and Planning.
+Agriculture and Life Sciences.
+Background Material; Letter to Faculty.
+Miscellaneous Correspondence.
+Summary of Round I Proposals.
+Rejected Proposals.
+Partially Funded Proposals.
+Funded Proposals.
+Arts and Sciences Proposals.
+Proposals and Worksheets.
+Funded and Partially Funded Proposals.
+Miscellaneous Correspondence.
+Proposals.
+Rejected and Funded Proposals.
+Proposals and Worksheets, Round III.
+Gardner, Trevor C.
+Cuomo, Mario M.
+Retirement of Herbster, William G.; Post-retirement health + benefits.
+Senior Vice President Job Description and Search.
+Internal Audit for Provost; McAdams, Alan.
+Indirect Cost Recovery.
+Employee Attitude Survey; Welch, John F.
+Employee Attitude Survey.
+Equal Opportunity at Cornell; Muka, Betty O.; Statler + Layoffs.
+University Policy Toward Unionization.
+Exceptions to Health Insurance Coverage; Carpenter, Barry K.; + Carpenter, Joyce; Barnes-Pallesen, Frances.
+Smith, Robert L.
+Dade, Richelle.
+Rhodes Statement on Unionization; Technical Employees; Other + University Presidents' Statements.
+Fraser, Douglas; UAW.
+Child Care; CCTS.
+Employee Attitude Survey.
+Grievances.
+Resignation of Reycroft, Lou.
+National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
+Business Travel Insurance; Diner's Club.
+Tax Reform.
+Gift Tax.
+Payroll Merger.
+Student Financial Assistance Programs Audit.
+Code of Campus Conduct.
+Cornell Heights.
+Regulations for the Maintenance of Public Order; Campus Code of + Conduct.
+Statement of Student Rights; Study Group on Code of Conduct.
+Martin, Peter.
+Capital Projects.
+Sutter Hill Venture.
+Proposed Establishment of a University-owned Radio Station; + Mirin, Leonard J.
+Minority Intern Program; Insurance Coverage for Students In + Student Organizations.
+Clark, Bishop Matthew H.
+Hazing; Student Alcohol Abuse.
+New York Times Selective Guide to Colleges Survey.
+Married Student Housing.
+Proposed Closure of Cooperatives.
+Faculty in Residence.
+Contingency Planning.
+Malott, Deane W.
+Blue Light Bus Driver Racial Incident.
+AIDS Issues; Cornell AIDS Caucus; Drug Testing.
+Construction Management; Matyas, Robert M.
+Contract Difficulties; Performing Arts Center.
+Statler Renovations.
+The Cornell Center, New York City.
+Comstock.
+Beebe Lake Project.
+Upson Hall.
+Life Safety Building.
+Job Orders; Graduate Student Center; Campus Landscaping.
+ +Mariott Hotel; Cornell Federal Credit Union; Land Use Management + Committee.
+Reunion Yearbooks.
+Cornell Foundation; Parents' Fund; Increased Funding for + Development Efforts.
+Director of University Events.
+Mattin, Harry E.
+Urban, Matt.
+Reunion.
+Cornell medal;"Dear Cornellian" Letter.
+Houston.
+Los Angeles; Glass, Sandra A.; Keck Foundation.
+Rome.
+Florida to Atlanta.
+Southeast.
+Chicago; Kroch, Carl A.
+Miller, Robert W.; Trustee/ Council Weekend.
+Biographies.
+Major Gifts Committee Meeting.
+Milstein, Howard P.
+Miller, Frank W; 25th Reunion VIP Visit; Berens, Don; McLamore, + James W.
+Schwartz, Richard J.; McCrone, Walter.
+Undergraduate Education Campus Visit; Seltzer, Samuel M.; Lam, L. + T.
+University Libraries VIP Visit.
+Cornell Recognition; The Builders of Cornell; Legislators + Football Game.
+VIP Engineering-Supercomputer Visit.
+Coors, Peter; Institute for African Development; Louis, Michael + W.; Law School Campaign.
+Johnson Graduate School of Management Campaign.
+Kroch, Carl A.; Vollmer, Gustavo J.; Vollmer, Federico.
+Kaneb, Albert J.; Ferguson, Herbert Keith.
+Malott, Deane W.
+Einaudi, Mario.
+Mattin, Harry E.; Cornell, Marjorie.
+Lindseth, Jon A.
+National Institutes of Health; Jacobstein, Jerome; Borer, + Jeffrey.
+National Attitudinal Study About Cornell.
+Newsclippings.
+Morita, Akio; Dobrynin, Anatoliy F.; Trudeau, Pierre Elliott; + Percy, Charles H.
+Marcham, Frederick G.; Gutenberger, John C.
+D'Amato, Alfonse; McHugh, Matthew F.; Procope, Ernesta G.; + Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; O'Connor, Sandra Day.
+Williams, Pat.
+Boehlert, Sherwood; Moynihan, Daniel Patrick.
+Superconducting Supercollider; Corson, Dale R.
+Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; Simon, Paul; Baucus, Max; Rangel, + Charles B.
+Fiske, Edward B.; Indirect Cost Recovery; Federal Budget and + Research. McTague, James.
+Hoffman, Roald.
+Dullea, Henrik N.; Cuomo, Mario M.
+Dullea, Henrik N.
+Sex Equity in Education Bill; Affirmative Action.
+Meakam, John J.
+Cooke, W. D.; Fire Alarms; Beebe Lake Cleanup.
+Chemical Waste.
+Press Releases; Correspondence.
+Medical College Deanship Review; Shires, G. Thomas; Whalen, + Joseph P.
+Cooper, Theodore; Corson, Dale R; Meikle, Thomas H., Jr.
+ +Meikle, Thomas H., Jr.
+Hatfield, Robert S.
+Heimlich, Henry J.
+Medical Center Advisory Board; Payne Whitney Clinic.
+Lasdon Facility; Search for Chair of Department of + Anesthesiology; Starr Foundation.
+Skinner, David B.
+New York Center.
+Tadros, M. A.; Death of Warhol, Andy.
+Complaints About Experiments on Cats at CUMC.
+Health Care: The National Context.
+Hatfield, Robert S.; Meikle, Thomas H., Jr.; Thompson, David + D.
+Executive Committee Phone Meeting Regarding Closure of Phi Gamma + Delta Fraternity; Meeting in Washington.
+Blanchard, Kenneth H.; Ferreira, Joan Hartford.
+Weintraub, Bernard A.
+Subcommittee on Compensation.
+Sexual Harassment and Public Safety; Financial Aid.
+American Indian Program House.
+Financial Aid.
+Investment Policies Resolution.
+Recommendation to Divest United Technologies Corp. Stock
+ +Report of the Provost.
+Report of the President; Seznec, Alain; Director of University + Libraries.
+Report of the President; Divestment Protests.
+Report of College Advisory Councils; Schedule of Trustee + Events.
+Starr Foundation Gift.
+Report of the President; Sexual Harassment and Public Safety + Survey of Cornell Women.
+Smith, Robert L.
+Report of the President; Long Range Planning.
+Report of the President.
+Meetings in Washington.
+Report of the President.
+Divestment.
+Professors Emeritus.
+Report of the President.
+Morley, Jay; Hart Joycelyn R.
+Commission to Review Campus Code.
+Parking and Traffic.
+Breslow, Steven; Rozen, Alan.
+Adamson vs. Cornell; Cornell vs. Andriette, William H.; + Divestment.
+African Development Initiative.
+Williams, Sanford.
+Etnier, Carl.
+Kennedy, W. Keith.
+Financial Aid; Athletics.
+"Likely" letters; Recruiting at New England Prep Schools; Cornell + National Scholar Program.
+Complaints; Recommendations.
+Day, David A.; Procope, Ernesta; Complaints; Recommendations; + Recruitment of Black and Latino students.
+Correspondence with Faculty.
+Cornell National Scholars Program; Princeton Scholars Program; + National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro + Students.
+Complaints.
+Students from Farm Families; Audit Report.
+Ivy League Financial Aid Issues.
+COSEP.
+Peaches Bell, Dorothy; David Starr Jordan Prize; Proposed Course + on Evolution; Microbiology
+Isle of Schoals; Schoals Marine Laboratory; Haaland, Gordon + A.
+Kroch, Carl A.; Smith, Robert I.; Glenmede Trust.
+Africana Library; Archive Library Site.
+Library Board and Academic Assembly.
+Seznec, Alain; Library Automation.
+Ford Foundation Grant.
+Faculty search.
+Heth, Charlotte W.
+Financial Aid Policy for New York Native Americans; Residential + Program House.
+Almirall-Padamsee, Irma; Academic Standing; Minority Advisor; + Engineering admissions.
+Williams, Marylin; Proposal for Summer Scholastic Development + Program for Minority Students.
+Minority Education Retreat.
+Affirmative action.
+Minority enrollment.
+Gipson-Tyiska, Denise.
+King, Kenneth M.; Computing and information systems.
+Proposal to Handlan, Raymond L.; Faculty Positions in Computer + Science.
+University Computing Board; Analysis of Arts and Sciences + Computer Services.
+Spencer, James W.
+Development.
+DeWinter, Urbain J.; Hamburg Program; Faculty Concerns.
+Faculty Committee; Questions and Answers about Cornell + Abroad.
+DeWinter, Urbain J.; Kyoto Center for Japanese Studies.
+Pembroke Junior Year Abroad; Funding for a Special + Relationship.
+Overlap Study; Personnel and Office Equipment.
+Stilwell, Richard G.
+Increases.
+Adams, Barry B.; Palmer, Larry I; President's Fund for + Educational Initiatives.
+Adams, Barry B.; Taylor-Way, David G.
+Luce Professorship Search; Hat-passing Fund; Management + Education.
+Management Education.
+Commission on Common Learning; Islam Conference; Ethics and + Public Life Program.
+Undergraduate Education.
+Proposed Graduate Program in International Relations and Public + Policy; Cornell-in-Washington.
+Jasanoff, Sheila; Space for STS.
+Teacher Ratings by Students.
+Kaneb, Albert J.; Kaneb, Rachel Rebecca; Curran, Charles E.
+Policy on Use of Facilities; DNA.
+Center for Analytical Economics; Zeman Road Lab.
+Rhodes Trip to Puerto Rico; Bloch, Erich.
+Advisory Board and Visiting Committee.
+Center for the Study of Global Change.
+Eastman Kodak support.
+Space allocations.
+Kubiak, John; Hinestrosa, Fernando.
+Space allocations.
+Budget Review.
+Software policy.
+"Synchrotron"; Semiconducting Supercollider.
+Network with Industry.
+Bloch, Erich; Cuomo, Mario M.
+Sex Discrimination in Chorus/ Glee Club.
+Status of Women and Minorities at Cornell.
+Minority Faculty and Staff Forum.
+Women and Minorities at Cornell; USA/ Japan Higher Education + Plan.
+Disabled students.
+Hart, Joycelyn R.
+Candidates.
+Gates-Cohen Report.
+Affirmative Action Plan; Presidential Codicil to Faculty + Handbook; Advisory Council on the Status of Women.
+Racial discrimination.
+President's Advisory Committee on Minority Affairs; Racism at + Cornell.
+Office of Equal Opportunity.
+Sexual harassment; Survey of Cornell Women.
+Cornell, Ezra; Enrollment trends.
+Conversion from Dormitory to Use for Applied Mathematics.
+Barker, Robert; Testimony on Fiscal Year 1987 Appropriations.
+Computing at Cornell; Sexual Harassment.
+Cooperative Extension
+Landscape Architecture Program.
+Public Health Program; Baker, E. Vreeland Estate; National + Aquaculture Center; Agricultural Economics; World Intellectual + Property Organization.
+Tallon, James R., Jr.
+Fleming, Robben W.; Commission on Future of Cornell Cooperative + Extension.
+Boehlert Legislation on Industrial Extension.
+Distribution of Commission Report.
+Duke, William B.
+Evaluation Committee.
+Beebe Lake Restoration.
+Kubelik, Martin.
+Rome Program; Explorations in Architecture.
+Greenberg, Donald P.; Computer Lab; Real Estate Program.
+ +Lillienthal, Alfred M.; Need for Teaching Assistants; Islamic + Studies; Mathematics Salaries.
+Faculty; Affirmative action.
+Mellon "Term Chairs"; Central Casting Theatre.
+Space Planning; Crisis of Minority Faculty; Math Library + Fund.
+Rural Sociology; Women's Studies; English Proficiency among TA's; + Southeast Asia Program.
+Language House; Haitian Symposium.
+Overview of Facilities; Arts Quad Planning; Cognitive + Studies.
+Council on Performing Arts.
+Society for the Humanities; Department of Theatre Arts.
+Performing Arts Center.
+Social Science Coordinating Committee; Consortium of Social + Science Associations.
+Social Science Coordination; Sociology.
+Space.
+Minority Support Programs.
+Ruina, Andy; Trailers; Engineering Master Plan.
+National Earthquake Engineering Center; National Science + Foundation.
+Accreditation by Computing Sciences Accreditation Board + (CSAB).
+Industrial Innovation Instruction Service; Xerox Corporation; + Hoffman, Roald Family Visa Problem.
+Accreditation Visit; State Education Department.
+National Research and Resource Facility for Submicron + Structures.
+Snee Endowment; Institute for the Study of the Continents.
+Telescope Project; Department of Astronomy.
+Tuition; Funding; General Committee.
+African Development Initiative.
+African Development Initiative; South African Scholarship + Program.
+Summer Research Exchange Fellowships for Minority Students; + Princeton; Cornell; Stanford; Berkeley.
+General Summer Research.
+Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory.
+Doctoral Evaluation Project.
+Cornell - China Exchange.
+Carter, Jimmy; Tutu, Desmond M.; Professors at Large.
+Fellowships; History and Philosophy of Science and Technology; + Foreign Student Tuition.
+Biological Sciences Doctoral Program Review.
+Arts and Sciences and Cornell Computer Services Study by + JGSM.
+Faculty Policy Committee.
+Wenz, Barry; Wenz, Susan; Zuber, Paul W.; Academic Integrity; + Racial Prejudice at Hotel School.
+Hotel and Conference Center.
+Endowment for Nursing; Social Work Program; Interior Design + Accreditation; Computing at Cornell.
+Health Administration.
+Chu, C. C.; Academic fraud.
+Programs for Employment and Workplace Systems.
+Institute for Collective Bargaining.
+Smithers, R. Brinkley Estate; Institute for Alcoholism and + Workplace Problems.
+Konvitz, Milton; Public Policy Studies; Bill of Rights + Series.
+Budget.
+Zimmer, James F.; Physiology Review Group;
+Report on Trustee/ Faculty Power Over Non-Academic Issues; + Divestment.
+Bumpers, Dale.
+Native American Residential Program House; Sexual Harassment.
+Fiduciary Concerns.
+Executive Committee; Divestment; Native American Residential + Program House.
+Copyright Policy; Intellectual Property Rights in Computer + Software.
+Academic Programs and Policies; Survey of Undergraduates on + Academic Integrity.
+Budget Committee; Survey of Faculty Declining Offers.
+Academic Calendar; Holy Days.
+Academic Calendar.
+Academic integrity.
+Teaching Assistants; Research assistants; Instructors; + Lecturers.
+Early retirement; Emeritus title; Mandatory retirement.
+Council on Research and Technology (CORETECH).
+Health Care Financing; AIDS.
+Research; Federal funds.
+Moratorium on Congressionally Earmarked Funds.
+Research Excellence Through the Year 2000.
+Contributions to the National Energy Program.
+Office of Management and Budget Circular A-21.
+Faculty Retirement Issues.
+Higher Education Leadership Award.
+Council of Ivy Presidents Meeting.
+Bowen, William G.; Breneman, David W.; Federal Role in Higher + Education; Federal Regulations Affecting the Free Flow of + Information within Universities; Long Term Federal Objectives + for Ivy League Universities; Financial Aid.
+Johnstone, D. Bruce; Report on Future Directions for Ivy + Office.
+Computing Sciences accreditation; International Affairs; + Centennial Celebration.
+Office of Management and Budget Circular A-21.
+Wharton, Clifton R., Jr.
+Superconducting Supercollider.
+Management of International Crises; Educational Opportunities for + Black South Africans.
+Educational Opportunities for Black South Africans.
+National Science Foundation.
+Lund, John T.
+Cornell National Supercomputer Facility.
+Starr Foundation.
+Wole, Soyinka; National Medal of Science; Nobel Prize for + Literature; Charles A. Dana Awards.
+Hoffman, Roald; Wolf Prize; Texas Instruments Prize; Clark + Teaching Awards; Fulbright Awards; Humboldt Awards.
+Handlan, Raymond L.
+New York Hospital Property at 1301 York Avenue.
+Handlan, Raymond L.
+President's Fund for Educational Initiatives.
+Cornell Club of New York City.
+Undergraduate Research Apprenticeships.
+Gannett, Frank Papers.
+Smith, Robert I.
+Langfitt, Thomas W.
+African Development Initiative.
+Freshman Writing Program.
+Young Humanists.
+Fresh Combinations.
+Term Chairs.
+Bloch, Erich; Submicron Center.
+Alan T. Waterman Award.
+Graduate Fellowships.
+Proposal for Renovation of Olin Hall.
+Division of Nutritional Sciences.
+African Initiatives.
+Summer Research Program for Minority Students.
+Trip to Scotland.
+Board of Directors.
+Education and Human Resources Committee.
+Committee on Centers and Individual Investigator Awards.
+ +Education and Human Resources Committee; White House Science + Council.
+Rhodes nomination.
+Education and Human Resources Committee.
+Academic Research.
+Square One TV.
+National Center for Supercomputing Inaugural.
+Minority and Undergraduate Education.
+Chair's Report; Commission on Minority Enrollment.
+Scott, John A.
+Columbia University.
+National Advisory Committee.
+Bennett, William J.
+Public vs. Private.
+Tax Reform.
+TAP.
+Bowen, William G., Paper on Tuition and Student Aid.
+Moynihan, Daniel Patrick.
+Doyle, Ursula.
+Roberts, Donna Jean.
++
McLaughlin, David T.; Shapiro, Harold T.; Freedom of speech.
+Synchrotron professorships.
+McLaughlin, David T.; Marti, Eduardo J.
+Stanford-CU Education of Teachers Program.
+Sample, Steven B.; Hamilton College Commencement; SUNY Buffalo + Earthquake Engineering.
+Johns Hopkins Conference on Humanities and Medical Education.
+NYU Visiting Chinese Scholars; Yale Inauguration; Harvard's 350th + Anniversary.
+Prostitution; Outpost Program.
++
Sheinkman, Jacob; University Objectivity.; J. P.; Stevens + Company; Frontlash.
+Sunshine Law; Willard Straight Takeover.
Campus Code of Conduct; Freedom of Speech; Shantytown; Policy + Handbook.
+Linowitz, Sol M.; Baccalaureate Address.
+Discouraging champagne use.
+President's household account.
+Hayes questionnaire.
+Cambridge visit.
+Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; Freeman, Harrop A; Schoales, Dudley N.; + Jones, Robert Trent.
+Malott, Deane W.
+Minority Student Luncheon.
+Wilson, Kenneth; Nobel Prize.
+Linowitz, Sol M.
+O'Connor, Sandra Day.
+Women at Cornell; Salary equity; Acquaintance rape.
+Economic development business leaders; Pork barrel issue; Faculty + Plaza.
+Labor strike; Negotiations; Four year UAW contract; Barbaro, + Frank J.
+Day care.
+Jones, Robert Trent; Robert Trent Jones Foundation.
+Schultz, Richard D; Academic standards.
+Whalen, Michael L.
+Reich, Lee A. vs. Cornell University; Merschrod vs. Cornell + University; Cornell Heights; Theory Center; Intellectual + property; Combustion Institute.
+McNerney, John M.; Parrot, Andrea; Relihan, Walter J., Jr.; + Burness, John F.; FBI.
+Treasurer search; Investment policy.
+Gurowitz, William D.
+Ozick, Cynthia; Beggs, Robert W.
+Sage Chapel Advisory Committee.
+Fraternities and sororities.
+Ujamaa Residential College; Cornell Quarters; Cooperative + housing; 660 Stewart Ave.; International Visiting Scholar + Housing.
+Cornell Quarters; 660 Stewart Ave; Student Housing Project + Workbook.
+Director search.
+AIDS; Drug Abuse.
+Cult Awareness Network.
+Barcelo, John J.; Barcelo Commission.
+Special Faculty Meeting; Barcelo Commission; Freedom of speech + and boycotts at other universities.
+Collegetown; Critical maintenance; Energy conservation.
+Alumni/Admissions/Development Center; Life Safety Building; New + York City Alumni Facility.
+New York City Alumni Facility
+Grumman Air Conditioning; Hughes Hall; Sage Project; Sage Chapel; + Savage Hall; Stimson; Physical plan and campus design; Theory + Center; Bailey Hall.
+Job orders.
+Naming of buildings; Stern, Leslie W.
+Cornell Club; Letter to alumni; Gerschel, Patrick A.; Seltzer, + Samuel M.; Krusen, H. Stanley; Giving Club; Reunion + calendar.
+Alberding, Charles H; Palmer, James B.; Palmer, Martha Kinne.
+Gleitsman, Alan L; Alberding, Charles H.
+VanSickle, Olive Tjaden; Mellon, Paul; Olin Fellows Lecture; + Financial Aid VIP Visit; Major Gifts Committee.
+Hoff, John K.; Greenberg, Maurice (Hank); Stern, Leslie W.; + Burger, Warren Earl; 25th Reunion VIP Visit; Newman + Professorship.
+Milstein, Howard; Milstein, Philip; Hughes Foundation; Keck + Foundation; Markey Trust.
+Aquadro, Lawrence; Kroch, Jeanette (Jet); ; Jones, Robert Trent; + Bartels, Henry E.; Bartels, Nancy H.; Theory CenterVIP visit.; + JGSM campaign
+Olin, Bernard; Wright, Sir Oliver; Tanner, Harold; Gould, Milton + S.; Wilkinson, Frederick D.; American Express; Jewish + Studies.
+Mariani, John F.; Einaudi, Roberto; Sosa Rodriguez, Julio; Kaneb, + Albert J.; Zimmerman; Fund Raising Priorities;, Elizabeth H.; +
Goodstein, David B.; Futterman, Lewis; Greenberg, Maurice (Hank); + Cornell Recognition Project; Gay financial aid; Mariposa + Collection.
++
Complaints.
+Consulting.
+Mistaken Cornell SAT average.
+International relations.
+Cornell Heights Historic District.
+Cuomo, Mario M.; Withdrawal of State support for Theory Center; + Cornell Heights.
+Eve, Arthur; Anderson, Warren; Miller, Melvin H.; Theory Center + Loan Problems; Earthquake Center; Superconducting Supercollider; +
News releases.
+Radiation Accident.
+Tenure.
+Copyright Policy; Animal testing.
++
Meikle, Thomas H.; Resignation.; Shires, G. Tomas.
+Meikle, Thomas H.
+Lasdon Agreement; Lasdon, William S.
+Conflict of Interest Policy.
+Board Fellows; Payson House; Unauthorized aid to Ivy League + athletes.
+Shulman, Yankelovich Clancy; Siegel and Gale.
+Copyright Policy; Boorstein, Allen.
+Status of Women and Minorities; Proposed Real Estate Program; + Statement on Sexual Harassment; Crisis of Minority Faculty.
+University Presidents' Papers.
+South Africa Divestment.
+Schaenen, Nelson.
+Selective Divestment; Investment Review.
+Bowen, William G.; Bok, Derek.
+Report of the President.
+Report of the President.
+Advisory Council reports; Report of the President.
+Report of the President; Sexual harassment.
+Report of the President.
+Report of the President; Slides - ten year overview.
+Report of the President.
+Keeping New York State competitive; Report of the President.
+Report of the President.
+Positioning statement; Report of the President.
+New York State; Carnegie Corporation; Cornell Policy.
+Princeton; Duke; University of California; Harvard.
+Sullivan, Leon H; Bok, Derek; University of Michigan; Princeton; + Bowen, William G.
+Stanford; Yale; Wayne State University.
+University of Cape Town; Dartmouth; University of Witwatersrand; + Columbia.
+Johnson and Johnson; Coca-Cola Company; S. C. Johnson Wax + statement.
+Botha, P. W.; South African Embassy; Reagan, Edward V.; United + Nations; U. S. Government.
+Lewis, Peter; Study of faculty relations with Board of + Trustees.
+Lee, Benson.
+Carnegie Corporation of New York.
+Carnegie Corporation of New York.
+Hull, Isabel V.;
California Grape Boycott; Student Activity Fee; Ujamaa Residence + Advisors; Dog Committee; Presidential Primary Debates.
+Cooperative Housing.
+Hullar, Ted; Program for Mid-Career South Africans.
+Program housing; financial aid; Ujamaa; Enrollment trends.
+Merit-based aid; Mable Meritt Scholar; Program housing financial + aid.
+Bruns, Peter J.; Biotechnology Building telephones; Director of + Biological Sciences.
+Human Sexuality Collection; Online Catalog.
+Central Library Plan; Health Administration Library; Olin Library + - Undergraduate access to stacks; Mann Library.
+Colman, Gould P.; Library Board; Scholarly Information; Archives; +
+Edmonson, Locksley; National Resource Center.
+Black Presence Development Fund.
+Special Admissions Committee.
+640 Stewart Avenue; Program House.
+Fiber optic network; Computer Cost Study;
+Equipment Center.
+Lynn, M. Stuart.
+Cornell Institute for Social and Economic Research (CISER).
+Nesheim, Malden C.
+South Asia Program; Southeast Asia Program; Faculty Executive + Board.
+Director Search; DeWinter, Urbain J. (Ben); Fallon Program; + Japanese Management Program.
+China-Japan Program.
+Advisory Council.
+Day Hall space assignment; Trailers
+Palmer, Larry I.; Department of Religion.
+Luce Professorship; Nurturing Network; Report on + Professionalism.
+Cooke, Robert J.; Chautauqua Conference; Software Proposal; + Freshman Survey.
+Health Careers; Cornell University Press; Learning Skills Center; + Cornell in Washington.
+Summer Session; Science, Technology and Society Program.
+ +Catherine Anne L.; Undergraduate student complaints; + Undergraduate Education.
+Ethnic Studies; Thornfield Conference.
+Corporate Relations; Radiation accident.
+National Nanofabrication Facility; Combustion Institute.
+ +Schuler, Richard E.; Helis; Cost of Research and Scholarship; + SEMATECH semiconductor research facility at RPI; Principal + investigators.
+McCarty, Richard E.; Corson, Dale R.; Cost of Research; "Whither + the Research University?"; Director Search
+Sagan, Carl.
+Sagan, Carl; Honorarium; Speaking commitments.
+Ford, Clinton B.; Caltech.
+Solid Waste Combustion Institute.
+CLEARS Review.
+Program in Competitiveness (PIC); Participatory Action Research + to Enhance Competitiveness (PARTEC); International Population + Program.
+Greenwood, Davydd J.; Demography; Directorship.
+Board of Governors.
+Siting controversy; Gwathmey Siegel and Associates + Architects.
+Director; Wilson, Kenneth G.; Brown, Alison A.; Robb, Walter; + Lee, Larry; Surge Building.
+Minority Affairs; Racism and Sexism on Campus; Minority Students + Deans Meeting; CISER program for Minorities.
+Status of Women and Minorities Report; Disabled.
+Affirmative Action; Human Relations Task Force Report; Civil + Rights Complaints.
+Human Relations Task Force; Sexual harassment; Rhodes Endorsement + of Lesbian Gay and Bisexual Awareness Month; Protests of + endorsement.
+Office of Equal Opportunity; Sexual assault; Sexual + harassment.
+Minority Education Committee.
+Minority Education; Recruitment/ Retention of Minorities; Freedom + of Teaching; Shantytown.
+AIDS Advisory Committee.
+Copyright Policy.
+Jacobstein, Jerome G.
+Titles; Calendar.
+Messenger Lectures; Faculty Committee on Music; Research + Policies; Patent Policy; Animal Welfare Committee.
+Corson, Dale R.; Redefinition of "Named Assured"; Mandatory + Retirement.
+Boyer, Paul D.
+Agriculture Quad as Historic District.
+Rockcastle, Verne; Corson, Dale R.
+Baker (E. Vreeland) Estate; Castillo-Chavez, Carlos; R. J. R. + Nabisco Scholars; Fogarty, Marlene; Petition to the Faculty.
+Northeast Dairy Food Research Center; Cooperative Extension; + Fleming Commission Report on Future of Cooperative + Extension.
+Long Range Plan; Theory Center siting controversy.
+McMinn, William G.
+Accreditation.
+McMinn, William G.
+Full Accreditation of Masters program in Regional Planning; + MacDougall (Scotty) slides.
+John Henry Barr Memorial Fund; Teaching Assistants; Minority + Faculty Recruitment.
+Hoffman, Roald.
+Freshman Seminar Program; International Teaching Assistant + training; Ethics and Public Life
+Asian American Studies.
+Faculty salaries; Modern Indonesia project; 102 West Avenue; + Hispanic American Studies.
+Masters Program - Music; Cohen-Gates Report on the Crisis of + Minority Faculty at Cornell.
+Smith, Robert J.; Inducement to stay.
+Theater Arts; Council on the Performing Arts; Society for the + Humanities; Ticket Prices.
+Corporate relations.
+Wilson, Kenneth; Brown, Alison; Theory Center.
+Burr (David Eugene) Professorship; Science and Technology Center + for Accelerator Physics; Accreditation Board for Engineering and + Technology (ABET) report.
+Funding; Exchange programs with overseas institutions.
+Olin Symposium; Graduate Student Council; Exchange agreement with + Limerick, Ireland.
+Xu, Ambassador Han.
+Clark, John J.; Resignation from Deanship; Rights and + Responsibilities of Faculty of the School of Hotel + Administration.
+Funding for Renovations.
+Campaign.
+Quality of Student Life Study.
+Firebaugh, Francille M.; Affirmative action hiring.
+Accreditation.
+Faculty Salaries; Campus code of conduct.
+Martin, Peter W.; Admissions.
+Osgood, Russell K.
+McHugh, Matthew F.; Garza, Cutberto.
+Poppensiek Visiting Professorship; Doctoral program in Veterinary + Medicine and Immunology; Accreditation.
+Funds for Teaching Assistants; Affirmative Action Hires.
+ +Barker, Robert; External Review Committee.
+Barker, Robert; External Review Committee.
+The College Board.
+Consortium for Graduate Study in Management.
+Executive Committee; Health Care; Tax law; H. R. 2990 Technology + transfer.
+Campus Compact.
+Athletics; Colonial League; Admissions; ESPN Telecasting + Agreement; Free speech; Campus Code of Conduct.
+Greenwood, Davydd J.
+Superconducting Supercollider; Ballantyne, Joseph M.
+The General Foods Fund; Fortune Magazine; Eastman Kodak Company; + Mearl Corporation.
+Horner, Larry D.; Peat Marwick Main and Company; Business-Higher + Education Forum; RJR Nabisco Scholars.
+Minority Scholars Program; INFACT (Infant Formula Action + Coalition) boycott of GE for manufacture of nuclear weapons.
+Support for the Materials and Processing Sciences.
+Pearl S. Buck Foundation; Lucille P. Markey Charitable Trust; + Starr Foundation; CUMC Proposal.
+National Medal of Science; Harry S. Truman Scholarships; Lucille + P. Markey Award.
+Clark Distinguished Teaching Awards; Humboldt Award; Wolf + Foundation Prize. Guggenheim Fellows; Fulbright Grants.
+Handlan, Raymond L.; Feeney, Charles.; Irish Peace Institute.
+Sandberg, Philip A.
+Glass, Sandra A.; Theory Center; Mass spectrometer; Computer + graphics.
+Youth Initiatives Project.
+John S. Knight Writing Program.
+Southeast Asia Program.
+Peace Studies Program.
+McTague, John.; Possible withdrawal from support of particle + physics; Federal Budget and Research.
+African Development Initiative.
+Bowen, William G.
+Carter, Jimmy.
+Membership Booklets.
+Lead discussion on Leadership.
+Education and Human Resources Committee meeting.
+Membership, 1988.
+Committee on the Openness of Scientific Communication.
+Research and economic competitiveness.
+Committee on the Openness of Scientific Communication.
+Supercomputer Center Users and Science.
+Committee on the Openness of Scientific Communication.
+Commission on Minority Concerns; "One-Third of a Nation: An + American Imperative."
+Executive Committee; Report of the Chair; Budget Proposal.
+Membership Committee.
+Finance and Audit Committee.
+Executive Committee.
+Ford, Gerald R.; Commission on Minority Concerns; "One-Third of a + Nation: An American Imperative."; Invitations to + participate.
+Holland, Robert C.; Demography.
+Challenger Center.
+Task Force on Human Capital; American Know-How project.
+National Advisory Committee; Fellows selection.
+Bennett, William J.; Bowen, William G.
+Affirmative action in admissions; Reverse discrimination.
+Anderson, Warren M.
+Jordan, David Starr; Linowitz, Sol M.; Bok, Derek; Curtis, Mark; + Boyer, Ernest; Report of Special Committee on Campus + Tensions.
+Cabot, Louis W.; Silber, John R.; Randel, Don M.; Racker, + Efraim; Status of minority graduate students; Freedom of + Expression at Yale.
+Spies, Richard R.; Linowitz, Sol M.; Bowen, William G.
+Bok, Derek; Nuclear arms race; Divestment; Boycotts; Freedom of + expression.
+Johnstone, D. Bruce; Komisar, Jerome B.
+Joint meeting of SUNY and Cornell Trustees.
+Moscow State University.
+Murphy, Joseph; University of Puerto Rico; ROTC-type teaching + fellowships; Undergraduate Summer Exchange for Minority + Students; RPI/ Cornell Center for Design Research.
+Kennedy, Donald; Sterling, J. E. Wallace; Bok, Derek C.; Civil + disobedience; Unions.
++
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity.
+Purcell, Robert W.; Linowitz, Sol M.; Trustee Incident; Minority + student support; Divestment.
+Divestment protests; Faculty protests; Hunger strike.
+Ashby, Eric.
+Mingde, Li.
+Bart, Connie
+Willard Straight takeover
+Women Faculty
+Lynah fan behavior; football.
+Baughan, Maxie; Weiss, Roger J.
+Derrick, Darron; Relihan, Walter J.
+Harr, Sidney B.
+Off campus housing
+Cornell University Strategic Housing Plan
+Moreno, Ofir
+Comprehensive Parking and Transportation Plan for the 80s
+Department of Unions and Activities
+Campus grounds
+Kroch, Carl A.
+Merrill, Philip
+125th Anniversary
+Dyson, John S.; Milstein, Howard; Seymour, Howard.
+DeFrees, Barbara Baldwin
+Marler, Peter R.
+Merrill, Philip; Kiplinger, Austin
+Greenawalt, Crawford H.
+Brown, Minnie Miller; Kroch Library
+Lilienthal, Alfred
+Lee, Benson; Cornell Recognition Project
+Kaneb, Al; Kroch, Carl A.
+Campaign planning
+Hatfield Fund
+Clark, James; Performing Arts Center
+Dean, Arthur; Hertzberg, Benjamin; Johnson, Samuel C.
+Johnson Graduate School of Management
+Knight, Charles F.
+Knight, Lester B.
+Lake, Charles W.
+Newman, Floyd R.
+Olin, Spencer T.
+Robison, Ellis H.
+Snee, Katherine
+Uris, Harold D.
+Okamoto, Michiko
+Supercomputer funding
+Gates, Henry Louis
+Perkins, James A.
+Divestment
+Lowi, Theodore J.; Ehrenberg, Ronald G.; Stewart, Patricia Carry; + Divestment
+Barker, Robert
+Campus planning.
+Williams, L. Pearce
+Freedom of speech; "Photo Policy"
+Cornell University Mission Statement
+Campus planning
+Computers; Salaries
+Murphy, Susan H.
+Seznec, Alain; Gates, Henry Louis; Library expansion
+Seznec, Alain; Lynn, M. Stuart; Information technologies; + Salaries
+Black Students United
+Hines, May
+American Indian Program
+Lynn, M. Stuart; Cornell Information Technologies
+Morris, Robert T.
+Morris, Robert T.
+Nesheim, Malden C.
+Kazusa Project
+Boorstein, Allen L.
+Sagan, Carl; Divestment
+Cornell Research Foundation, Inc.
+Cornell National Supercomputer Facility
+Hart, Joycelyn R. ; Affirmative action.
+Title IX
+President's statement
+Committee on Academic Freedom and Professional Status
+McMinn, William G.; Meyer, Elisabeth; College budget; College + morale.
+Shaw, Harry E.; Palmer, Larry I.; Chester, Geoffrey V.
+Lilienthal, Alfred M.
+McInerney, Ralph; Soyinka, Wole; Wilson, William Julius
+Knight Foundation
+Cornell Cinema
+Streett, William B.
+Casarett, Alison P.
+Casarett, Alison P.
+Tarr, Curtis W.; McAdams, Alan; Dyckman, Thomas R.
+Statler Hotel
+Firebaugh, Francille M.
+Lipsky, David B.
+Nathanielsz, Peter W.
+with: Ballantyne, J. M.
+with: Burness, John F.
+with: Casarett, Alison P.
+with: Palmer, Larry I.
+with: Relihan, Walter J.
+with: Ramin, Richard M.
+with: Van Gorden, Judith H.
+Morley, James E.
+Ostrom, John S.
+Racker, Efraim
+Lowi, Theodore J.
+Rosenzweig, Robert M.
+Football
+Supercollider
+Toni Morrison Fellowship
+Handlan, Raymond L.
+Minority education; minority affairs
+Glover, Kenneth; Gurowitz, William D.; Hart, Joycelyn E.; + Amusa-Shonubi, Bemi; Adeigbola, Ayodele; Minority affairs; + Affirmative action; Divestment
+Dukakis incident; Willard Straight Hall retrospect; Louis + Farrakhan incident
+University of Southampton; Robinson College.
+Markowitz, Steve; England.
++
Giamatti, A. Bartlett
+Wagner, Joy; Bart, Constance A.
+Presidential Papers project.
+College Deans on reorganization.
+Morley, James E.; Admissions acceptance letter.
+Townsend, Rich L.; Standards of successful management; Pierpont + report, 1978; Construction cost review.
+Sterbal, Richard; Upstate Roundtable on Manufacturing; Business + Advisory Committee.
+Peter, George.
+Retiree Survey.
+Kennedy, Laing; Williams, L. Pierce; Schudel, Paul; Hofher, Jim; + Director of Athletics - Inquiry; Football; Alumni + involvement.
+Fenner, James; Costello, W. Richard; Golf program; NCAA.
+Nieswand, Erin C.; Sexual harassment; Central campus historic + district;
+Anti-trust compliance; Ivy League colleges.
+Resource allocation; Vice President for Finance and Treasurer + search.
+Catholic chaplaincy endowment.
+Suicide at Cornell; Orientation Steering Committee; Fraternities + and sororities; Phi Gamma Delta.
+Crane, Todd M.; Death of a student; Alcohol policy.
+Retail activities on Central Plaza.
+Sage Hall renovation; Olin Hall renovation.
+Combustion Institute.
+Rogers, Jean.
+Admissions/ Alumni Center; Library project.
+Cornell Club; Combustion Institute.
+Ramin, Richard M.
+Will, George F.; Teng-Hui, Lee; Reunion; Giving Club.
+Women of Class of 1929; Steering Committee on Alumni Leaders.
+Pollard, Arnold; Alumni Coordinating Board; CACO luncheon; Class + of 1965 reception; Cornell Club of New York City.
+Galapagos; Antarctic; Kenya-Tanzania.
+Janis, Ralph; Asian trip breakfast.
+Feasibility; Communications; 125th birthday celebration; + Long-range policy questions.
+Alberding, Bethine; Beckman, Arnold O.; de Lesseps, Tauni; Dyson, + John S.; Builders of Cornell recognition project.
+Kaneb, Albert J.; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Kroch, Carl A.; Matiba, + Kenneth S. N.; McLamore, James W.; Merrill, Philip.; Miller, + Robert W.
+Class of '65 VIP weekend; Ag School VIP weekend; LibraryVIP + weekend.
+Selection committee.
+Burness, John F.
+Chronicle funding; Satellite uplink; Economic impact on Ithaca; +
Buckley, Jerry.
+Dalai Lama; Palmer, Mark; Koop, C. Everett.
+Gutenberger, John C.; Nichols, Benjamin; Central campus historic + district; Therm, Inc.
+Chamberlain, Claudine; Editors breakfast.
+Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; McGrath, Raymond J.; Downey, Thomas J.; + Boehlert, Sherwood L.
+Bush, George H. W.; Education Summit; Congressional visits; + Williamsburg Charter Foundation.
+Governor's Education Summit; Conference on Science and + Engineering Education.
+Skawinski, Carol; "Cornell and the Corporations" article + series.
+Combustion Institute.
+Daniels, Lee A.; African Americans in Higher Education.
+Radiation contamination.
+Shires, G. Thomas; Meikle, Thomas.
+Dean search; Cabaret '89.
+Board of Overseers; Briefing Book.
+Collier, Earl M., Jr. (Duke); Weiss, Stephen H.; Greenberg, + Maurice R. (Hank); End of Joint Agreement; New York real estate + dispute; Strategic Planning Committee.
+Skinner, David B.
+Committee on Conflict of Interest.
+Dittman, David A.; Hotel deanship search; Capital campaign + feasibility study.
+Raynor, Bruce; Cole, Paul.
+East Asia Program; Bromley, Alan.
+Alumni Affairs.
+Executive Committee budget meeting.
+Agenda review.
+Meeting room change.
+Parking.
+Grape boycott.
+Lee, Benson P.; Cornell/Cleveland Scholars Network
+Ditchley Foundation
+McGovern, George S.
+Indirect costs recovery
+Corson, Dale R.
+Seznec, Alain
+Seznec, Alain; Central Library expansion
+Seznec, Alain; Central Library expansion
+Residential Program House
+Lynn, M. Stuart
+Brazell, Karen; Lee, Teng-Hui
+Leavitt, Thomas; Phillips, Jonathan
+Palmer, Larry I.; Hunter College
+CIVITAS
+Lebow, R. Ned
+Sagan, Carl
+New York Hospital; finances
+Reichenbach, Inge T.
+Fawcett, Nathan; Salaries
+Samimy, Cyrus
+Holland, Joseph H.; Noble, Lucinda A.
+Green Dragon
+Chester, Geoffrey V.; Hoffman, Roald; Lewis, Philip E.; Kuniholm, + Peter Ian
+Chester, Geoffrey V.; Gates, Henry Louis
+McConnell-Ginet, Sally
+Randel, Don M.
+Affirmative action; Statler Hotel
+Adams, Sharon; Loomis, Ronald; Willard Straight Hall
+Williams, Robin M.
+Ithaca Swim Club
+Teaching assistant stipends
+Graduate Student Council
+Big Red Barn
+Lee, Teng-hui; Emergency Chinese Visa Adjustment
+Lindseth, Jon
+School of Hotel Administration
+Brumberg, Joan; Bronfenbrenner, Urie; Rossiter, Margaret; Dalai + Lama
+Tenure and promotion
+Seznec, Alain
+Animal testing
+NCAA
+Meikle, Thomas; F.W. Olin Foundation; Macy Foundation
+Beckman, Arnold
+Lucille P. Markey Charitable Trust
+Handlan, Raymond L.; Kennedy, W. Keith; Gutenberger, John
+John S. Knight Writing Program
+National High Magnetic Field Laboratory
+Rozelle, Carrie; Neuharth, Al
+Glover, Kenneth
+Bok, Derek; Kerr, Clark; Conable, Barber
+Blanchard, Kenneth H.
+Cornell Adult University
+Alcohol consumption
+Long, Derek A.; Meetings with deans.
+Wagner, M. Joy; Bart, Constance A..
+AIDS; Disabilities.
+King, Joseph P.; Cornell, Marjorie D.; Cornell, George D.
+Ziegler, Jerome M.
+Faculty Auction; Minority Students Meeting; Orientation Steering + Committee.
+Code of Conduct; Annual Report.
+Halloween Dinner.
+Football; Reception for new faculty; International coffee + hour.
+Snyder, Lee M.; Lentini, Allan A.; Layoff guidelines.
+Labor relations meeting.
+Report of the Visiting Committee; Changes to Endowed Health Care + Program; Petition.
+Adoption policy; Smoking policy; Active military call-up.
+Warner, Jack; University Golf Course; Track and Field.
+Gender equity study; Fifth down game.
+National Council of Young Israel; Evaluation sheets.
+McHugh, Matthew F.; Position announcement; Recruitment of women + and minority candidates.
+Rogers, Frederick A.
+Gurowitz, William D.; Tashkovich, Gligor; Letters from concerned + students.
+Sage Chapel Service; Religious Studies Program.
+Tashkovich, Gligor; Review of Dean of Students Office; Alcohol + awareness; Fraternities and sororities.
+National Council of Young Israel; Kosher Dining Hall.
+Eligibility policy for family housing; Fraternity recognition + policy.
+New transportation plan; Omniride; Ride share; Bus + transportation; Employee objections.
+Student health insurance.
+Obstruction of Day Hall; Racist and homophobic graffiti; Minority + protests of cuts to financial aid; Graduate Advocacy + Organization (GAO); Hispanic American Studies Program.
+Use of pesticides on campus.
+Trailers; Temporary Space; Tennis facility scope determination; + Lehrer McGovern Bovis, Inc.
+Pleasant Grove project; Wing Hall; Sage Hall.
+National Council of Young Israel; McDonald's; Swim Club.
+ +Presidential debates; Gleitsman Foundation; Religious + Studies.
+Linowitz, Sol M.; Receptions of Classes of '21, '26, '31; + Plantations sponsors luncheon; Giving Club reception Classes of + '26Classes of '31.
+Teng-Hui, Lee; Hu Shih Chair in Chinese Studies.
+Cornell Club of New York City; President's Council of Cornell + Women.
+New Zealand; Indonesia.
+Florida; Chicago.
+Itinerary; De-Briefing.
+Japan; Brazell, Karen; Obern, Catheryn.
+Korea; Business cards; Choi, Hyungjia Lee.
+Lam, L. T.; Miller, Robert W.; LaFeber, Walter; Teng-Hui, Lee; + Shih, Hu; Huang, Ta-Chou (Thomas); Hong Kong; Taiwan
++
Alberding, Bethine; Berger, Leo.; Arrowwood Volunteer Retreat; +
Fillo, Stephen W.; Kaneb, Albert J.; Kiplinger, Austin H.; Kroch, + Carl A.; Lindseth, Jon; Matiba, Kenneth; Menschel, Ronay A.; + Merrill, Philip."Dear Cornellian" letters; Dyson family.
+Miller, Robert W.; Milstein, Howard P.; Penn, Arthur S.; Seley, + Clara; Class of '67 VIP Weekend.
+Economics education.
+Dullea, Henrik N.; University Relations/ Media Services merger; + Eastman, Donald R.;
VP search; Positioning statement; Guidelines for display of + flags; Gulf war;
Dudley, Mary Jo; Howell, Bonnie; Downtown Vision Task Force; + Joint transit facility; McDonald's; ; Voluntary contributions in + lieu of taxes; Cornell-City Relations Study Commission.
+Segal, Sam.
+Khemlani, Neeraj.
+Downey, Thomas J. ; Indirect costs of research;.
+Wang, Sanghan; Cornell-in-Space Contest.
+Radiation Safety; Pesticides; Waste Management Institute.
+Vaughan, E. Darracott, Jr.; Michels, Robert; Whalen, Joseph P.; + Shires, G. Thomas.
+Loeb, Frances L.; Search for Chair of Pathology; Search for Chair + of Biochemistry; Cabaret.
+Leakage of confidential information; Inumaru, Ichiro; Emeritus + trusteeship.
+Gleitsman, Alan L.; Weiss, Steven; Trustee leadership; + Cornell-community relations; Tobacco stock divestment.
+Lindseth, Jon A.
+Statutory colleges issues.
+Malott Hall; JGSM space.
+Cornell Campaign.
+Gleitsman, Alan L.; Divestment of tobacco stock.
+Agenda review.
+College Advisory Council.
+Burness, John F.; Budget meeting; Community Relations Study.
+Community Relations Study.
+Agenda review.
+Statutory Colleges.
+Housing and Feeding the Homeless.
+Agenda Review.
+Transportation plan; Graduate student governance.
+Layoffs; Budget cuts; Health care.
+Reorganization of Division for Campus Life and Campus Affairs; + Greek Advisory Board; Student Assembly Finance Commission.
+Lindseth, Jon A.
+Winrock International; African Women Studies.
+Seznec, Alain; Expansion of Olin Library.
+Soyinka, Wole
+Reorganization of Campus Life; Mideast Crisis.
+Southeast Asia program; South Asia; Asian American Studies; + Hispanics.
++
Polimar Observatory.
+Committee on the Environment.
+Venezuela Initiative; Luce Professorship; International + Relations.
+CISER
+Audit reports; proposals.
+Ethnic issues
+Human Rights Cases; Accessibility; Sexual Harassment.
+State Budget shortfall.
+Game Farm; Rural Sociology.
+Real Estate Program.
+Williams, L. Pearce
+Orlov, Yuri F.; Women's Studies; Latin American Studies.
+ +Minority Fellowship program.
+Grievances
+5-year review.
+Institute of International Sport
+National Center for Academic Achievement and Transfer
+Minorities
+New York State's Independent Colleges and Universities
+NCAA; Football; Academic freedom
+Commission on Higher Education
+Exxon; Xerox.
+Environmental Defense Fund
+Handlan, Raymond L.; Feeney, Charles F.; Dale, Harvey P.; + Alberding, Charles; Gurowitz, William; Society of the New York + Hospital (litigation); Anonymous donor.
+Alexander, Lamar
+Schmidt, Benno C.; Shapiro, Harold T.; Lederman, Leon M.; Freedom + of speech; Multi-culturalism
+Dunlop, David
+Shapiro, Harold T.; Deming, Ed
+Glover, Ken E.
+Spindler, Harry K.; DeFleur, Lois B.; University at Buffalo; + University at Binghamton; Financial problems; SUNY-Cornell + relationship
+Gray, Hanna; Nanyang Technological University
+Gregorian, Vartan; Shapiro, Harold T.; Nanyang Technological + University
+Alcohol consumption
+Eurich, Nell P.
+Swansea Geology Department; University of Stirling.
+Sarnoff, Dorothy.
+Wood, Frederic; Wiley, John, Jr.
+Wagner, M. Joy; Bart, Constance; Upgrade training; Sexual + harassment.
+AIDS; HIV information.
+Purcell, Robert W.
+Johnson, Keith R.; Proposal for a modern history of Cornell.
+Bowen, Jane; Ostrom, John.
+New faculty; Newly tenured faculty; Committee on Evaluation and + Recognition of Teaching.
+Student breakfasts; Townhouse reception; Faculty auction; Men's + crew; Freshman reception at Rhodes home.
+Materials Science Center.
+Williams, Marilyn; Academic Integrity Hearing Board.
+Sexual Harassment
+Search; DeWire, John W.
+Saboo, Rajendra K.; Rudenstine, Neal L.; Shaw, Kenneth "Buzz"; + Dake, Almeda C.; Faculty award winners; Rotary + International.
+Perspective on Common Learning expenses; Architecture Advisory + Commission; Ivy Presidents meeting costs; IBM Visit + expenses.
+Morley, James E., Jr.; Schneier, Craig E.; "Work-Out" Change and + Improvement program.
+Best Managed University initiative; Rogers, Frederick A..
+Warren, Beth I.; Spousal benefits for domestic partners; + Elimination of four varsity sports teams; Layoffs.
+Lentini, Allan A.; Classification Review Study.
+Spousal benefits for domestic partners.
+Layoff Policy.
+Elimination of fencing and gymnastics varsity sports teams; Water + Polofunding; Unfairhockey ticket distribution.
+University AIDS Policy.
+Reynolds, Yoke San L.
+Relihan, Walter J., Jr.; "Holy days" bill; Discrimination in + Employment;
+Retirement housing.
+Strategic framework for campus precinct development.
+Hate crimes against Chinese students; Teng-Hui, Lee.
+Sage renovation.
+New transportation plan; Exclusion of graduate students.
+ +Ramin, Richard M.
+Jones, Tom; Cornell Association of Class Officers; President's + Council of Cornell Women.
+Lake, Charles W.; Wolcott, Arthur S.; Jones, Robert Trent.
+Mehran, Masud; 125th Anniversary Celebration.
+Perkins, James A.
+Maas, James B.; Non-financial goals of the campaign; Reduction + of administrative overlap; Stanford- Cornell 125th Anniversary + Celebration.
+Koop, C. Everett ; Mehran, Masud; Ho Family; Chiu, Michael W.; + Entrepreneurship and Personal Enterprise Celebration.
+Cornell, Marjorie; Dyson Family; Flint, C. William; Kinzelberg, + Harvey; Lawrence, Albert; Menschel, Richard L.
+Noto, Lucio; Tisch, Andrew H.; Tishman, Robert; Tessler, Allan + R.; Center for Environment visit; Industrial and Labor Relations + visit; Arts and Sciences visit.
+Dean, Arthur H.
+Knight, Lester B., Jr.
+Newman, Floyd (Flood) R.; Forensics Society.
+Purcell, Robert W.; Purcell, Wendy; Psi Upsilon.
+Dullea, Henrik, N.; Military recruitment on campus; Community + relations; Reverse discrimination.
+Conable, Barber B.
+Cornell- City Relations Study Commission; Nichols, Benjamin.
+Holocaust revisionist advertisement.
+Holocaust revisionist advertisement.
+McHugh, Matthew F.; Quayle, Dan.; Scheuer, James; Slaughter, + Louise; Lent, Norman; Molinari, Susan; Andrews, Robert; Lowey, + Nita; Nowak, Henry J.; Andrews, Robert; Moynihan, Daniel + Patrick.
+State optional retirement programs; Executive budget; Budget + cuts;
Military Recruitment; Ivy League budget cuts; Antitrust action + against colleges. Joint plea for higher education.
+Grace-Kobas, Linda; News bureau director search.
+Relihan, Walter J., Jr.; Blauer, Joanne; Collier, Earl M., Jr. + (Duke); North Shore Hospital; Lefkowitz, Stephen A.; Greenberg, + Maurice (Hank); Weiss, Stephen H.; Negotiations and settlement; + Restructuring.
+Heads of Departments meeting.
+Vaughan, E. Darracott, Jr.; Campaign; Posner, Samuel; Koop, C. + Everett; Searches; Cabaret; Faculty Practice Plan; Lenox Hill + Hospital.
+Campaign.
+Koop, C. Everett.
+Complaint letter from AIDS patient.
+Merrill, Philip; Perkins, James A.; Trustee confidentiality; + Dyson, John S.; Fraternity discipline; Alpha Delta Phi.
+Fraternity discipline; Alcohol policy.
+Gleitsman, Alan L.; Tobacco divestment.
+Perkins, James A.
+CUMC Recruitment of Women and Minorities.
+Report of the Provost.
+UAW video on Cornell Employees.
+Bicycle regulations.
+Dean of Students Office; Palmer, Larry I.; Transient Vending.
+AIDS policy.
+Jones, Thomas W.; Retention of Latino administrators; Students + indicted for computer virus;
Barker, Robert; Undergraduate course enrollment; Space planning; + Undergraduate experience; Land grant mission.
+Underrepresented minorities in science; Indirect costs; Sexual + harrassment; Mandatory retirement; Animal testing.
+Porter, Brian; Hate crimes; Quill and Dagger discrimination + against minority student activists.
+Financial conditions; Rhodes Scholarship.
+LaFeber, Walter; Dyson, John S.; Dickstein,
+Federal Express; Telephone; Campus store.
+Petition for amendment to final exam schedule.
+Kennedy, W. Keith.
+Academic layoffs.
+Murphy, Susan H.; Legacy admissions; Financial aid policy; + Recruitment; Associate dean search.
+Institutional planning; Possibility of centralized undergraduate + admissions.
+Sheinkman, Jack.
+International curriculum development; Peace studies program; + SCOLA; Hispanic American Studies Program Director search; + Piedra, José.
+Stanford university report; Cornell expenditures; Naval + Research.
+Peace Studies review.
+Near Eastern Studies; Southeast Asian Studies; Soviet Studies; + Latin American Studies; Minority protests of financial aid cuts; + HASP protests and student demands.
+Akwe:kon.
+Altschuler, Glenn C.
+Graduate fellowships; Comprehensive Human Resource Development + Program;
Faculty Recruiting.
+Visiting Committee; Start Smart Program.
+Springfest; Random freshman housing assignment; Graduate student + assembly; taeching assistant training; Recruitment.
+Barcelo, Lucy; Silicano report on alcohol policy.
+Classroom scheduling.
+Sage Chapel Preaching Contest.
+Ford, John L.; Kramer, Howard C.; Housing; Alcohol Policy; + Parents Survey.
+Preveterinary majors.
+Turner, James E.; Freshman housing crisis; Faculty in Residence; + Greek living facilities; Random freshman housing controversy. +
+Dyson, John S.; Discipline.
+Overton, Warner; Art Director search.
+Boehner, Carol.
+Parents Survey; Merrill Presidential Scholars.
+Seznec, Alain; Space needs.
+Indemnification.
+Corporate challenge; CESR-B Factory.
+Jelinski, Lynn.
+Advisory Board and Visiting Committee.
+Sagan, Carl.
+Ballantyne, Joseph M.
+Board of Governors.
+Sponsored Programs.
+Funding.
+CIT Relocation; Academic Integrity; Students indicted for + computer virus; Computing Board; CUBIT.
+Diversity on campus; Human Resources Development Council; + Pre-freshman program; Allegations of Quill and Dagger + discrimination; Disabled; Office of Equal Opportunity.
+Cohen/ Gates Report.
+Graduation rates.
+Fresh Combinations Program.
+International Security Program; Peace Studies.
+Egner, Joan R..
+Weiss, Stephen H.
+State budget reductions; Doctoral meeting; State and Cornell + TIAA/CREF contributions controversy; Bress, Joseph M.
+Agricultural Economics strategic plan; Teacher Education in + Science and Mathematics.
+BIFADEC (Board for International Food and Agricultural + Development and Economic Cooperation); Dominican Republic + cooperation.
+Taylor, Dorcetta.
+Cooperative Extension; Industrial Extension; Cornell Plantations; + Sea Grant Institute.
+Provost's Committee on Economics at Cornell.
+Military recruitment; Knight Writing Program.
+Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. (Skip); Kohlstedt, Sally G.; Cognitive + Studies; Music Department; Sogah, Dotsevi; Language Resource + Center.
+Lowi, Theodore J.; Statistics Center; Theatre Arts Department; + Council of the Creative and Performing Arts.
+Attrition among Black engineering students; Sexual harrassment + case.
+Allegre, Claude; Turcotte, Donald; Karig, Daniel.
+Graduate Advocacy Organization; Summer funding; Organization.
+The Henry graduate center.
+Grievance procedure for graduate students.
+Committee on Graduate Student Life.
+Bronfenbrenner, Urie; Delano, Jack.
+Faculty salaries.
+Simon, Augusta; Homeless program; Proposal for a name change to + the "Cornell Society of Hotelmen"; Hotel School strategic + plan.
+Statutory funding reductions; Outreach programming; Beckman, + Ronald.
+Funding; Ehrenberg, Ronald G.; TIAA/ CREF contribution + controversy.
+Military recruitment on campus.
+Environmental concerns in Schurmann Hall and the Veterinary + Research Tower; Tenure.
+Scott, Norman R.
+Financial aid.
+Bart, Constance.
+1984Master Plan; Mission statement; Capital planning; High + priority projects; Strategic planning; Values statement; Cornell + in the Nineties, Cornell at 2000; Ballantyne, Joseph M.
+Rosenzweig, Robert M.; Presidential search.
+Tuition Assistance Program; Bundy Aid.
+Campus Compact.
+Gender equity in athletics; Elimination of freshman football; + K-12 outreach; U.S. v. Brown University, et al.; Antitrust + legislation.
+Cornell Quality Improvement process.
+Whittaker Foundation; Lucille P. Markey Charitable Trust.
+Black, Creed; Writing program.
+Topping, Melissa S.
+Massey, Walter E.
+Welch, John F.; Boycott; Litigation; Environmental Concerns.
+Project to publish correspondence of Charles Darwin, Charles; + Literacy Program; University Libraries.
+Commission on the future of the National Science Foundation.
+Commission on the future of the National Science Foundation; + Indirect costs.
+Special membership panel for educational administration.
+ +Cornell Capital Campaign; Long Range Planning.
+Roundtable discussion.
+Gender equity in athletics.
+Plane, Robert; Russian-American Consortium.
+SUNY Master Plan.
+SUNY 2000; SUNY Faculty; Senate; Joint trustee meeting; New + degree program proposals.
+Ferraro, Geraldine; President's Breakfast; Freshman Convocation; + Granting degrees.
+University College of Swansea.
+Blanchard, Kenneth H.; MacCorkle, Emmett W.; Hatfield, Robert S.; + Klein, Daniel P.
+Quinn, Terrence.; Cornell, George D.; Marcham, Frederick; Ashby, + Lord Eric.; Foley, William T.
+Ziegler, Jerome E.
+Wagner, M. Joy; Bart, Constance; Cook, Constance E..
++
Severinghaus, Leslie R.; Cisler, Walker L.; Commonwealth of + Independent States; Adams, Morton.
+Perkins, James A.; Racker, Efraim; Memorial professorship + establishment; Portraits.
+Polson, Robert; Baer, Richard A., Jr.; Arts and Sciences + Luncheon.
+Biannual Report.
+Slope Day sexual abuse case.
+Holiday Open House.
+Indirect costs; Science.
+Morley, James E., Jr.; Statler Club; Student Communications and + Mailings Project; University Compact; Upstate Roundtable.
+Satisfaction survey results.
+Compensation program; Employee morale; Life/ Work Planning and + Development Consortium; VanDermark, Judy; Health benefits.
+Retirement benefits; Health care; Employee Benefits Advisory + Committee.
+Work Life and Family Policy.
+Host family housing program for hockey players; Controversy over + sports cuts; Footballadmissions.
+NCAA Executive Director search; Graduations rates.
+Undergraduate drinking.
+Slope Day budget.
+Santoro, Thomas Mead; McHugh, Matthew F.; Wechsler, Jonathan F.; + Housing Policy; State funding; HIV/AIDS Policy; Antitrust + legislation; Conflicts of interest.
+Relihan, Walter J.; Short list candidate profiles.
+Belnick, Mark.
+Gleitsman, Alan; Campaign support from endowment; Cornell Club; + Best Managed University; Tax Council.
+Sage Hall renovation; Blizzard of '93.
+Quinn, Terrence; Murphy, Daniel N.; DPS Advisory Board; Key + registration program.
+Protest management.
+Indoor air quality.
+Cornell Club.
+Jones, Thomas W.; Merrill, Philip.
+Cheney, Dick.
+Chicago, Florida.
+Cornell, George D.; Uris, Ruth C.; Knight Foundation; Jones, + Robert Trent; Markey, Lucille P.; Lake, Charles W., Jr.
+Alberding, Bethine W.; Johnson, Samuel C.; Kroch, Carl A.; + Australia; Chicago; California; Arizona.
+Reno, Janet; Koop, C. Everett.; Atkinson, David R.; Miller, + Robert W.; Kiplinger, Austin H.
+McHugh, Matthew F.
+Jones, Thomas W.; Animal Rights; Marvin, Daniel, McHugh, Matthew + F.
+Nichols, Benjamin; Rose, Richard; Seneca Army Depot.
+Ginsburg, Ruth Bader; Teng-Hui, Lee; Indirect costs; B-Factory; + Clinton, Hillary Rodham; Shalala, Donna; Reno, Janet; Bromley, + D. Allan; 3121 Project Steering Committee.
+Albany Legislative Reception.
+Ginsburg, Ruth Bader
+Greenberg, Maurice R. (Hank); New York Hospital.
+Michels, Robert; Rosenfeld, Isadore; Rosalie, Steven P.; Cabaret + '92; Chair searches; Dyson, Anne E.
+York Avenue Real Estate.
+Retirement of Frank Rhodes, Rhodes: retirement.
+Inumaru, Ichiro; Jones, Thomas W.; Linowitz, Sol M.; Teng-Hui, + Lee; Resident Advisor sensitivity training.
+Ad Hoc Committee on Alumni Trustees.
+Freshman housing assignment report.
+Jones, Thomas W.; Controversy over nomination of Tom Jones for + trustee.
+Koop, C. Everett.; Tobacco divestment.
+Fillo, Stephen W.; Budget concerns.
+Structural financial problem; Academic conflicts of interest.
+Siliciano, John A.; Report on undergraduate drinking; Strategic + planning.
+Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Living Unit proposal.
+Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Living Unit proposal.
+Projected financial losses from a South Africa free investment + policy; Racial tensions on campus; Class of 1973.
+Burness, John F.
+Co-signed letters; IPAC (Investment Proxy Advisory Committee) + annual report.
+Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Living Unit Proposal.
+Work and Family Life policy statement.
+Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Living Unit Proposal; Committee on Graduate + Student Assembly; ROTC on-campus recruiting; Campus Planning + Committee.
+New policies.
+Peter Bruns', Peter recommendation of reappointment.
+CIPA Abroad.
+Hispanic American Studies Program.
+Reauthorization of Higher Education-Title VI.
+Bell, Francis; Greece.
+Hispanic American Studies Program; East Asia Program.
+Gay/lesbian awareness; Resident Life.
+Placement
+Delta Tau Delta House management.
+Dullea, Henrik N.; Resident Life Training; Gay/lesbian awareness; + Proposed Gay/lesbian /bisexual living unit; press release.
+Proposed Gay/lesbian/bisexual living unit.
+Charter for the Community and Rural Development Institute.
+CUBIT.
+Human Rights Cases.
+Academic integrity.
+Assistant Professor Leiberwitz human rights complaint.
+Landscape architecture accreditation review.
+Steven Katz, Steven conduct review; Lynch, Thomas; Gates, Henry + Lewis; Committee on Economics; Lowi Center.
+Student Council; Student Assembly Task Force
+Anderson grievance.
+Dean Russell Osgood, Russell.
+Task Force; Recommendations.
+Reorganization.
+Organization and Operation
++
Task Force; Subcommittee; Stein Committee Report; Bruns Report; + Task Force on Graduate Education.
+Deanship Search.
+Deanship Search.
+Campus Compact - The Project for Public and Community Service
+Ivy League sports
+American Academy of Arts and Sciences
+Superconducting Supercollider
+Total Quality Forum
+Faisal International Prize; Bi-National Fulbright Commission
+Nominees
+Cornell Capital Campaign
+Loomis, Keith
+Bowen, William G.
+Salaries of administrators.
+Marcham, Frederick G.
+Landenberger, Rebecca
+Margot, Jean-Luc; Barker, Robert; Johnson, Keith R.; Modern + history of Cornell project; Bugliari, Joseph.
+Alexander, Lamar; Ammons, A. R.; Bernays, Edward L.; Decker, + Dora; Dorsey, Eugene C.; Eisner, Thomas; Freedman, Eric; + Giamatti, A. Bartlett; Gibson, Eleanor; Ginsburg, Ruth Bader; + Gold, Thomas; Greatbatch, Wilson.
+Hartmanis, Juris; Hata, Tsutomu; Johnson, Keith R.; Johnson, + Samuel C.; Jones, Robert Trent; Jones, Thomas W.; Katzenstein, + Peter J.; Keuhler, Jack D.; Lee, Teng-Hui.
+Marinaro, Edward; Merrill, Philip; Morrison, Toni; Reno, Janet; + Robinson, Aubrey E., Jr.; Sansalone, Mary J.; Soyinka, Wole.
+Wagner, M. Joy; Bart, Constance A.; Indirect Costs.
++
Severinghaus, Leslie R.; Foster, Jane; Engel, Robert G.
+Perkins, James A.; Corson, Dale R.
+Spencer, Michael G.; Skinner, Elliott P.; Cunningham, E. Patrick; + Ebsworth, E. A. V.; Fitzpatrick, John W.
+Kenney, Anne.
+Pundik, Herbert; Coffman, Ronnie; Fick, Gary W.; Animal Science + Faculty Breakfast.
+American Indian Program luncheon; Senior interviews.
+Wermuth, David; Yankwitt, Ian; Nathan, Joshua C.; Mouton, + Annette M.; Searches: 1988, 1989, 1991 and 1993.
+Searches: 1986 and 1991; Hodges, Marjorie W; University Hearing + Board and Review Board.
+Searches: 1988 and 1991.
+Holiday Open House; Area University presidents.
+Student drug and alcohol abuse; Drinkwater, David; Campus-wide + Administrative/ Transaction Processing Sponsor Group; Greek + life; Student Communications and Mailings Project (SCAMP); + Quality Management; Upstate Roundtable; Cornell Police; + Unauthorized Public Safety name change.
+ +Academic Leadership Design Team; Strategic planning; Total + Quality Management.
+Total Quality Management; Syracuse University; Procter and + Gamble.
+Hiring practices; Student/ employee relations.
+Pless, Theodore; University Summer Day Camp.
+Health care program pooling; Aetna 80/20 Plan; Managed Care.
+Bugliari, Joseph; Benefits for same sex partners; Employee + Benefits Report; TIAA/ CREF; Tophat Plan; Long term care.
++
Gilson, Greer; Coaches' outside income report; Rugby; Department + audit; Press coverage; Athletic director search; Title IX + lawsuit settlement.
+Host family housing for hockey players; Eligibility appeals.
+Alcohol/ Drug education; Counselors of color; AIDS syllabus.
+University Polices.
+Kimberly, Michael; Santoro, Thomas M.; Title IX lawsuit; Belnick, + Mark.
+Mingle, James; Baker, Jerry H.; Candidate profiles.
+Overlap; Anti-trust legislation; Negative publicity; Board of + Trustees leak to press; Sokler, Bruce D.; Consent Decree.
+Herron, Michael; Room charges for student activities; Ethics + Conference.
+Unauthorized name change from Public Safety; Incidents and + student deaths.
+Bailey Hall renovation; Sage hall renovation; Suicide barriers; + Central Avenue project; Reis Tennis Center.
+Request to rappel from McGraw Tower.
+Reno, Janet; Miller, Robert; Jones, Thomas W.
+Ginsburg, Ruth Bader.
+Reeve, Christopher; Lee, Lee C.; Morrison, Toni.
+Lilienthal, Alfred.
+Berger, Leo V.; Severinghaus, Leslie R.; Siegel, Alan M.; + Cornell, George; Dyson, Anne E.
+Lam, L. T.; Ho, Hau Wong; Obern, Catheryn; Yung, Lincoln; Chiu, + Michael W.; Ng, Karl; Tang, Martin.
+Tai-ying, Liu; Ta-chou, Huang; Kuo, Nan-hong; Kuo, Shirley W. Y.; + Chan, Lien; Teng-hui, Lee; Cooke, Samuel A.; Ching, Hung Wo; + Tatibouet, Jane B.; Choi, Soon Young; Kim, Chong-Un; Son, Chu + Whan.
+Northern California Campaign Kick-off.
+Ginsberg, Ruth Bader.
+, games; Kick-off celebrations.
+Alberding, Bethine W.; Teng-Hui, Lee.
+Appel, Robert J.; Brater, Kenneth B.; Builders of Cornell Reno, + Janet; Dyson, Robert R.; Engel, Robert; Robert Engel Memorial + Fund; Rockefeller, Nelson, Jr.; Jacobs, Irwin M.; Ho, Mui; + Jones, Thomas W.; Lam, L. T.; Laurents, Arthur.
+Lin, Chin; Mehran, Masud R.; Merrill, Philip; Miller, Robert W.; + Milstein, Howard; Niarchos, Stavros; Nishijima, Yasunori; Reno, + Janet; Siegel, Herbert J.; Tisch, Andrew H.; Tishman, Robert V.; + Parents Campus Visit; VIP weekend.
+Teng-Hui, Lee; Stockdale, Sybil; Kahin, George; U.S. News and + World Report rankings; Controversial speakers; Residence Life RA + training; Clinton, Hillary Rodham; HASP.
+Teng-Hui, Lee; Gore, Albert, Jr.
+Corson, Dale R.
+Latino Community.
+Corson, Dale R.; Boehlert, Sherwood; Clinton, Willam J.; Wharton, + Clifton R., Jr.; B-Factory.
+Derivative lawsuits.
+Slides - 10 Year Overview.
+Khemlani, Neeraj; Tuition costs; Cornell Campaign; Budget cuts; + 125th Anniversary.
+Department chair searches; Admissions; CUMC Role in an HMO; + Cornell-Network; North Shore University Hospital.
+Miller, Robert W.; Engel, Robert G.
+Retirement of Frank Rhodes, Frank H. T.; Silver, Sheldon; + Belnick, Mark; Lifton, Don.
+Latino Living Center; Palmer, Larry I.; Strategic Planning.
+Jones, Thomas W.
+Cornell, Ezra; Sage Hall Renovation.
+Cornell Campaign; Provost's Report on the Impact of the Campaign; + Corporate Development.
+End of selective South African divestment policy; 1992-93 + Financial Plan.
+Inactive status; Change in South Africa.
+State budget.
+Undergraduate drinking at Cornell.
+Latino Living Center.
+Benefits for same sex partners.
+1994-95 Financial Plan; Military recruitment.
+Latino Living Center.
+Benefits for same sex partners.
+Latino Living Center; Student Activity Fee.
+Bicycles on the Arts Quad.
+Barker, Robert R.
+Jones, Thomas W.
+Winrock International
+Selection and Enrollment of Students from Underrepresented Ethnic + Groups; Admission statistics
+Dotson, Arch
+Greenwood, Davydd J.
+Mazrui, Ali; Ahima, Franklin
+American Indian Program
+Palmer, Larry I.; Rugby Club; Student service systems; Telluride; + ROTC
+Center for Jewish Living
+Vice President for Student Services
+Stevens, Randy
+Hazing; student service; rape
+Delta Tau Delta
+New York Civil Liberties Union; New York Civil Rights Coalition; + Ujamaa;
Working Group on Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Issues
+Sagan, Carl
+Conflicts of interest
+Cornell-China Project; Cornell Diet and Health Program; Gooch, + Sandy
+Rome Center; Student grievance
+Wilder, Margaret; Cornell in Rome; College Plan, Direction
+Gilman, Sander L.
+Katz, Steven
+McConkey, James
+Republic of China; Taiwan
+Maas, James
+Ivy League sports; gender equity
+Jones, Thomas W.; James A. Perkins Prize for Interracial + Understanding and Harmony
+Superconducting Supercollider
+Levitsky, David A.
+Dale, Harvey P.; Fleishman, Joel; Alberding Field House; Theory + Center (Rhodes Hall); Cornell Capital Campaign; Anonymous + donor
+Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities
+Hall, Robert A.
+Borkowski, Mike
+Willard Straight Hall Takeover 25th Anniversary
+Latino Takeover of Day Hall - Latino Living Center Proposal
+Latino Takeover of Day Hall - Latino Living Center Proposal
+Rawlings, Hunter R., III; Mozersky, Judy; Search for new + President; strategic planning.
+Fink, Mary Jo; Sagan, Carl; Bowen, William G.; Pulido, Pablo A.; + Johnson, Keith R.
+Time demands.
+Reeve, Christopher; Cunningham, James; Nozzolio, Matthew; Eggers, + Melvin A.; Sawyer, John E.; Oswald, John W.
+Bart, Constance A.;
AAUR Retreat; Progress Toward Diversity.
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Corson, Dale R.; Ramin, Richard M.; Faculty tenure; Malott, Deane + W.; Perkins, James A.; Rodriguez, Eloy.
+Richards, Glyn; Diop, Mamadou.
+Rodriguez, Eloy.
+Hodges, Marjorie W.
+Holiday Open House.
+Te Kanawa, Kiri; Cisler, Walker L.; Lane, Neal; Sagan, Carl; + Miller, Robert W.; Feeney, Danielle; Holiday Open House
+Rawlings, Hunter R., III.
+Statler Club Discrepancy.
+Ramin, Richard M.
+Morley, James E., Jr.; Employee benefits; Rhodes Symposium: +
Rawlings, Hunter R., III; Academic Leadership Series Design Team; + Strategic planning; 1994 State of the University Address; +
Human Resource transformation project; Employee complaints; + Systems development; Adoption benefits.
+Graduate student health care.
+Empire State Games.
+Vision 2000.
+Schuck, Jennifer; Moore, Charles; Search for Athletic Director; + Renaming of Alberding Field House; Athletic recruitment and + admissions; Injury of Princeton mascot in band prank.
+Compliance review.
+Psychological Services; HIV/ AIDS Policy.
+Executive Policy Review Group.
+Endowment per student.
+Mingle, James J.; Sexual harassment procedures; Race restricted + financial aid; military recruitment; Admissions error.
+Shapiro, Stuart L.; Travel reimbursement fraud.
+Business service merger; Cornell Campaign billings; Endowment; + Audit.
+1995-96 Financial Plan.
+1993-94 Financial Statements and Schedules.
+Renaming of Alberding Field House.
+Voluntary contributions to City of Ithaca.
+Bailey Hall
+Reno, Janet; Threat against Frank Rhodes; Bicycle theft.
+ +Inclement weather procedure.
+Lake source cooling.
+Renovations; Sage Hall; A. D. White House; Bailey Hall; Lincoln + Hall; Goldwin Smith Hall.
+Student Insurance Advisory Committee.
+Parking ticket appeals; Omniride.
+Ramin, Richard M.; Lindseth, Jon A.; Cornell, George; Ho, + Hau-Wong; Alberding, Melissa; Chimes renovation; Trethaway, + Edward J.; Houghton, James R.; University Professors.
+MacCorkle, Carol.
+Teng-Hui, Lee; Taiwanese delegates; Chinese objections; Class + receptions.
+Chang Gung Memorial Hospital; Chan, Lien; Teng-Hui, Lee; Lam, L. + T.
+Alberding, Melissa.
+Gussman, Herbert; Johnson, Samuel C.
+Proposed David L. Call Plant Science Building.
+Major donor list, 1977; Campaign for Penn; Ezra Cornell + Professorship
+Dyson, Robert R.; Dyson, Anne; Ho Family; Jones, Thomas W.; + Teng-Hui, Lee; Mehran, Masud R.; Menschel, Robert; Merrill, + Philip; Miller, Robert; Milstein, Howard P.; Ramin Fund; Frank + and Rosa Rhodes Scholarship Fund; Appel, Robert J.; Tien, + Michael.
+Houghton, James.
+Peterson's Guide; Negotiations with City of Ithaca; Zoning; + Alleged racial segregation on campus.
+Brown, George E.; Tutu, Desmond; Mikulski, Barbara.
+Talandis, Gerald; Zoning; Building permits.
+Teng-Hui, Lee; Castillo Martinez, Heberto; Balanced Budget + Resolution; Congressional Meetings; Contract With America.
+Rome lab closing; Working Together 2000.
+Stavisky, Leonard P.; Pataki, George E.; Education cuts; Letters + of recommendation; Governor's Conference on Agricultural Science + and Technology; cIcu meeting with legislators; Pataki + administration transition team.
+cIcu; Pataki administration transition team.
+Katz, Steven T.; Rudenstine, Neal L.; Miller, Robert W.; + Student-Teacher romance; Alleged racial segregation;
+Greenberg, Maurice R.
+Kaufman, Seth.
+Campaign Planning Study.
+Directory of Directors.
+Weiss, Roger; Maas, James B.; Jones, Thomas W.; Alleged + inappropriate involvement in Maas case; Emeritus titles.
+Weiss, Stephen H.; Thank you letters.
+Murphy, Susan H.
+Suicides on campus.
+Cornell building permits.
+Agenda Review; Endowment per student; Strategic planning.
+Maas, James.
+Maas, James; Sexual harassment.
+Fall Assemblies Retreat; Early retirement; HIV/ AIDS policy; + Strategic planning.
+State budget cuts; Layoffs; Early retirement.
+Elimination of reduced tuition; Graduate Advocacy Organization; + Health care.
+Year-end Report; Challenge to election of Lesbian/ Gay/ Bisexual + representative.
+Piedra, José.
+Massy, William F.
+Mikus, Betsy.
+African Development; BioScience; Isle of Shoals; Conference.
+Learning Skills Center; Bowen Study of Athletics; Registrar.
+Telecommunications study; National Nanofabrication Facility; + Biotechnology Institute.
+Sagan, Carl.
+Minority Services
+The Frank and Rosa Rhodes Collection,
Meeting notes.
+GREAN Initiative, general.
+Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture and + Development.
+Heather Gerhart, Heather grievance.
+Auditors reports; Stuart Shapiro, Stuart travel issues.
+Jim Maas sexual harassment allegations.
+Yuri Orlov; Statistics; Women's Studies.
+Council on Creative and Performing Arts
+Theatre Arts Department
+Faculty Committee on Music
+Tuition
+United States - Taiwan relations review; White House + correspondence.
+Memorandum of Understanding.
+Proposal; agreement.
+Thelma A. Crivens v. Cornell University
+Dean search.
+Dean search.
+Dean search.
+Dean Search.
+Dean Search.
+Dean Search.
+Council on Governmental Relations
+Commission on Academic Presidency
+Dale, Harvey P.; Fleishman, Joel; Rawlings, Hunter Ripley; + (Alberding) Field House; 511 Cayuga Heights Road
+Rhodes Professorship; Making of America
+Bartlett, Thomas A.
+Katz, Steven T.; Aist, James; Martinez, Daniel J.; Penalver, + Eduardo; Slope Day
+See also CU 5043 tape for a recording of this speech. The recording has + been digitized.
+Correspondence, background materials, photographs, clippings, news releases, + and other subject files pertaining to the visit to the Cornell University + campus by the Dalai Lama.
+Miscellaneous accumulated reports and background reports, Various Dates
+Restricted to permission of office of origin. Consult the University Archivist. + Restriction reviews may take up to a month for completion.
+Frank H. T. Rhodes papers, #3-12-1795. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+This collection is not fully processed and is expecting future additions.
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Howard E. Evans papers, #24-02-1870. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
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Howard E. Evans papers, #24-02-1870. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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Harry Caplan received his B.A. in 1916, M.A. in 1917, and Ph.D. in 1921 from Cornell. He taught in Cornell's Department of Public Speaking, 1919-1923, and in the Department of Classics, 1924-1980.
+Harry Caplan received his B.A. in 1916, M.A. in 1917, and Ph.D. in 1921 from Cornell. He + taught in Cornell's Department of Public Speaking, 1919-1923, and in the Department of + Classics, 1924-1980.
The bulk of this collection consists of letters from Caplan's colleagues, graduate students, friends, and family members, and notes and drafts of his replies. Also included are speeches and lectures, course materials, bibliographies, subject files, notes, manuscripts, reprints and other published material, diaries, photographs, sketches, materials concerning Cornell, and other papers reflecting Caplan's career as a classics professor.
+The bulk of this collection consists of letters from Caplan's colleagues, graduate + students, friends, and family members, and notes and drafts of his replies. Also + included are speeches and lectures, course materials, bibliographies, subject files, + notes, manuscripts, reprints and other published material, diaries, photographs, + sketches, materials concerning Cornell, and other papers reflecting Caplan's career as a + classics professor.
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Harry Caplan papers, #14-9-1921. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Harry Caplan papers, #14-9-1921. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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Records include a manuscript concerning the history of agronomy at - Cornell University; eleven photograph albums pertaining to soils and crops, - taken by Cornell professors E. O. Fippin, E. L. Worthen, Ernest VanAlstine, and - others; correspondence and design material for Caldwell and Leland field - houses, and Bradfield and Emerson Halls. Also, black and white photographs of - department activities, 1950s and 1960s, and portraits of the faculty, - 1920-1950. Also, photographic slides and photoprints and negatives - (c.1905-1980), especially by Reeshon Feuer and Harry Kerr, of agronomic - projects and tests; and Herbert B. Hartwig instructional materials for - elementary agronomy.
-Also, photographs, many well annotated, of 1930s and 1940s farm - structures and equipment, soil conservation; framed print that served as a - departmental registry of marriages; photograph of Chinese trainees; slides, and - other papers and records.
-Records include a manuscript concerning the history of agronomy at Cornell University; + eleven photograph albums pertaining to soils and crops, taken by Cornell professors E. O. + Fippin, E. L. Worthen, Ernest VanAlstine, and others; correspondence and design material for + Caldwell and Leland field houses, and Bradfield and Emerson Halls. Also, black and white + photographs of department activities, 1950s and 1960s, and portraits of the faculty, + 1920-1950. Also, photographic slides and photoprints and negatives (c.1905-1980), especially + by Reeshon Feuer and Harry Kerr, of agronomic projects and tests; and Herbert B. Hartwig + instructional materials for elementary agronomy.
+Also, photographs, many well annotated, of 1930s and 1940s farm structures and equipment, + soil conservation; framed print that served as a departmental registry of marriages; + photograph of Chinese trainees; slides, and other papers and records.
+Dept. of Soil, Crops, and Atmospheric Science records, #21-13-2078. - Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Dept. of Soil, Crops, and Atmospheric Science records, #21-13-2078. Division of Rare and + Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Department of Animal Husbandry records, #21-14-2217. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Department of Animal Husbandry records, #21-14-2217. Division of Rare and Manuscript + Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Extension Bulletins with photographs annotated to give Media Services - negative numbers. Also photographs of New York State Fair and Farm and Home - Week exhibits. File cabinets with negative files and card files by subject.
- -2 filing cabinets containing 4x5 and smaller negatives and 60 card - boxes (Boxes 39-98) of corresponding file cards containing subject, thumbnail - photograph, date and negative number. Negatives in chronological (negative #) - order. File cards organized by subject. Drawer list available.
-Two filing cabinets with 4x5 and smaller negatives, in - chronological, (negative #) order.
-Cornell University Media Services Photo Section records, - #21-37-2227. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University - Library.
-Extension Bulletins with photographs annotated to give Media Services negative + numbers. Also photographs of New York State Fair and Farm and Home Week exhibits. + File cabinets with negative files and card files by subject.
+ +2 filing cabinets containing 4x5 and smaller negatives and 60 card boxes + (Boxes 39-98) of corresponding file cards containing subject, thumbnail + photograph, date and negative number. Negatives in chronological (negative + #) order. File cards organized by subject. Drawer list available.
+Two filing cabinets with 4x5 and smaller negatives, in chronological, + (negative #) order.
+Cornell University Media Services Photo Section records, #21-37-2227. Division of + Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
+A paper prepared for the Conference on Geography and Planning, sponsored by the Graduate Program in Planning, - University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
+A paper prepared for the Conference on Geography and Planning, sponsored by the + Graduate Program in Planning, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, Puerto + Rico.
Presidential Address to Annual Meeting of the Regional Science Association, - Cambridge, Massachusetts. Stan Czamanski, - Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., and Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova - Scotia.
+ Cambridge, Massachusetts. Stan Czamanski, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., and + Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia.Stanislaw Czamanski Papers, #15-2-2293. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-Stanislaw Czamanski Papers, #15-2-2293. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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Professor of Law in the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
-John E. H. Sherry specializes in the subject of law in the hospitality industry, particularly employee rights, crime prevention, accident liability, and business contracts. His father John Harold Sherry was also active in that area.
+John E. H. Sherry specializes in the subject of law in the hospitality industry, + particularly employee rights, crime prevention, accident liability, and business + contracts. His father John Harold Sherry was also active in that area.
Correspondence; project files; course notes and outlines; materials for books, including his revision of his father's book -
Correspondence; project files; course notes and outlines; materials for books, including + his revision of his father's book
John E. H. Sherry papers, #28-2-2324. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-John E. H. Sherry papers, #28-2-2324. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+Guerlac's books include
Henry Guerlac Papers, #14-17-2354. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-Henry Guerlac Papers, #14-17-2354. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
+Nursery School records, ca. 1920-1970; Nursery School administrative records, ca. 1920-1950; and Family Life class student reports, 1940s. Includes photographs of - various activities in the Nursery School from 1920-1979, a scrapbook - describing all aspects of the Nursery School in the 1930's, wooden puzzles produced - by Milton Bradley that were presented yearly, and "Domecon" baby books from the - 1920s. Also a film showing a nursery school, bathing cute baby; Library Tower; - Students on quadrangle; alumni reunion; singing on steps of Goldwin Smith; feeding - baby. about 1930, it is unclear if this film is from this collection and whether it - shows the Cornell Nursery School.
+ various activities in the Nursery School from 1920-1979, a scrapbook describing all + aspects of the Nursery School in the 1930's, wooden puzzles produced by Milton + Bradley that were presented yearly, and "Domecon" baby books from the 1920s. Also a + film showing a nursery school, bathing cute baby; Library Tower; Students on + quadrangle; alumni reunion; singing on steps of Goldwin Smith; feeding baby. about + 1930, it is unclear if this film is from this collection and whether it shows the + Cornell Nursery School.The films The films
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Home Economics students with babies and children.
Boxes 1-25, Box 27 Folders 1-19 and 26-32, Box 32, and Box 37 are restricted until 2082, except with permission from the University Archivist, with no personal identifying information of students being used.
-Cornell Nursery School records, #23-13-2365. Division of Rare and Manuscript - Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Boxes 1-25, Box 27 Folders 1-19 and 26-32, Box 32, and Box 37 are restricted until + 2082, except with permission from the University Archivist, with no personal + identifying information of students being used.
+Cornell Nursery School records, #23-13-2365. Division of Rare and Manuscript + Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Herbert Whittaker Briggs was Professor of government and international law at Cornell University.
-The Barcelona Traction, Light and Power Company, Limited was a Canadian holding company incorporated in Toronto in 1911, which, through its various subsidiaries, supplied the major part of electricity requirements in Catalonia, Spain. The case was brought before the International Court of Justice for reparation for damage claimed to have been caused to a - number of Belgian nationals, shareholders in the Barcelona Traction, Light and Power Company, by the conduct of various organs of the Spanish State in relation to that company and to other companies of its group.
+Herbert Whittaker Briggs was Professor of government and international law at Cornell + University.
+The Barcelona Traction, Light and Power Company, Limited was a Canadian holding company + incorporated in Toronto in 1911, which, through its various subsidiaries, supplied the + major part of electricity requirements in Catalonia, Spain. The case was brought before + the International Court of Justice for reparation for damage claimed to have been caused + to a number of Belgian nationals, shareholders in the Barcelona Traction, Light and + Power Company, by the conduct of various organs of the Spanish State in relation to that + company and to other companies of its group.
Background documents, court transcripts, other legal documents, notes, correspondence, and maps relating to cases in which Professor Briggs was involved or consulted. Cases include the Barcelona Traction Company case, a border dispute between Honduras and Nicaragua, 1960; a dispute between Chile and Argentina over the interpretation of the Boundary Treaty of July 23, 1881 relating to the Beagle Channel, 1973-1975; two cases involving delimitation of the - Contintental Shelf between Libya and Tunisia, ca. 1978-1981, and between Libya and Malta, ca. 1983-1986; a case between the United States and Canada over the delimitation of the maritime boundary in the Gulf of Maine area; arbitration between the United Kingdom and French governments on the delimitation of the Continental Shelf (in the English Channel). Also, working documents for the United Nations Conference on the Law of Treaties held in Vienna, 1968.
-Also, - material on the 1964 National Conference of Commissioners, New York State Commission of Uniform State Laws (1962), drafts of Uniform Commercial Code prior to 1952 and 1960, and preparation for introduction of the code in new York.
+Background documents, court transcripts, other legal documents, notes, correspondence, + and maps relating to cases in which Professor Briggs was involved or consulted. Cases + include the Barcelona Traction Company case, a border dispute between Honduras and + Nicaragua, 1960; a dispute between Chile and Argentina over the interpretation of the + Boundary Treaty of July 23, 1881 relating to the Beagle Channel, 1973-1975; two cases + involving delimitation of the Contintental Shelf between Libya and Tunisia, ca. + 1978-1981, and between Libya and Malta, ca. 1983-1986; a case between the United States + and Canada over the delimitation of the maritime boundary in the Gulf of Maine area; + arbitration between the United Kingdom and French governments on the delimitation of the + Continental Shelf (in the English Channel). Also, working documents for the United + Nations Conference on the Law of Treaties held in Vienna, 1968.
+Also, material on the 1964 National Conference of Commissioners, New York State + Commission of Uniform State Laws (1962), drafts of Uniform Commercial Code prior to 1952 + and 1960, and preparation for introduction of the code in new York.
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+Documents on the arbitration between the United Kingdom and French governments are closed, subject to the decision of the United Kingdom and France, 67 rue Liotard, 1203 Geneva, Switzerland (the Court Registrar's address).
-Herbert Whittaker Briggs legal papers, #18-2-2371. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Documents on the arbitration between the United Kingdom and French governments are + closed, subject to the decision of the United Kingdom and France, 67 rue Liotard, 1203 + Geneva, Switzerland (the Court Registrar's address).
+Herbert Whittaker Briggs legal papers, #18-2-2371. Division of Rare and Manuscript + Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Journals and field notes relating to Mexican trips, 1970s; correspondence relating to professional matters, including the Cornell Plantations; journals, 1950s-1970s; and miscellaneous field notes, herbarium records, and teaching records.
+Journals and field notes relating to Mexican trips, 1970s; correspondence relating to + professional matters, including the Cornell Plantations; journals, 1950s-1970s; and + miscellaneous field notes, herbarium records, and teaching records.
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Forming the basis of Clausen's study on Sedum of the Mexican Plateau. In addition to discussing the specimens, geololgy, and vegetation of the areas canvasssed, Clausen recorded details on the logistics of the trips
+Forming the basis of Clausen's study on Sedum of the Mexican Plateau. In + addition to discussing the specimens, geololgy, and vegetation of the areas + canvasssed, Clausen recorded details on the logistics of the trips
Field records from his research trips, including Glaciated Allegheny Plateau, 1975-80; Sedimentary Appalachian Mts., 1966; Central Rocky Mts., 1966, Red Mtn., Mammoth, Devils River, 1970; Cascade Mts.; Piedmont Plateau: San Bernadino Mts., 1940, 1963, 1968. Additionally, Clausen kept records of his interests in Ithaca and Cornell, such as the Herbarium; Greenhouse in Slaterville Springs; Botany Courses, 1964-5; Taxonomy Courses, 1966; and his personal possesions at Cornell, 1971.
+Field records from his research trips, including Glaciated Allegheny Plateau, + 1975-80; Sedimentary Appalachian Mts., 1966; Central Rocky Mts., 1966, Red + Mtn., Mammoth, Devils River, 1970; Cascade Mts.; Piedmont Plateau: San + Bernadino Mts., 1940, 1963, 1968. Additionally, Clausen kept records of his + interests in Ithaca and Cornell, such as the Herbarium; Greenhouse in + Slaterville Springs; Botany Courses, 1964-5; Taxonomy Courses, 1966; and his + personal possesions at Cornell, 1971.
Robert T. Clausen papers, #34-1-2585. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Robert T. Clausen papers, #34-1-2585. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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Poet and university professor Archie Randolph Ammons was born near - Whiteville, N.C., in 1926. He earned a reputation as one of the nation's - leading poets in the decades after he joined the Cornell University faculty in - 1963, becoming Goldwin Smith Professor of Poetry a decade later. Recipient of - the Bollingen Prize and the National Book Award and Critics Circle Award for - poetry, Ammons was one of the first recipients of a MacArthur Foundation - fellowship in 1981.
-Primarily incoming correspondence from students and teaching - colleagues; fellow poets and other literary figures; and a few family members. - The letters frequently enclose chapbooks and typescript or manuscript poetry - for review; snapshots of family members; and formal and informal photographs of - Ammons and other literary figures. Envelopes frequently bear Ammons' draft - replies to letters received as well as draft poetry, lecture notes, and other - matter. The papers provide sources for the study of modern American poetry, - including the publication of poetry in journals such as The Hudson Review, The - Manhattan Review, and The Bluefish; and in such Southern literary journals as - The Pembroke Magazine and The North Carolina Literary Review. Letters from W. - W. Norton & Company discuss the publication of Ammons' own books of poetry, - while others highlight activities of such small presses as Palaemon Press - Limited and the Jackpine Press. Letters and records of writers conferences - sponsored at the Reynolds Homestead Learning Center in Critz, Va., underscore - Ammons' role in Southern regional literature. Letters, departmental memoranda, - and "Recommendations" files detail his role in Cornell's Department of English - and its creative writing program. And letters from 1981 and later record his - relationship with the MacArthur Foundation.
-Also included are sixty-eight journals, in which Ammons interfiled - journal entries, poems, and correspondence. They detail Ammons' growth as a - poet, and his relationship with his mentor Josephine Miles and editor John - Benedict. Literary manuscripts include published and unpublished poetry.
-Journal #1, Journal (letters to Phyllis) 1947-1949, photographs: - Archie and son John, Archie and grandson, Archie.
-Correspondence, 1997-1998; Over 50 watercolor paintings dating from the - late 1970s to the late 1980s.
-Major correspondents include John G. Benedict, James Bertolino, Philip - E. Booth, Frederick Buell, David Burak, James Burgess, Kathryn Stripling Byer, - Stephen Cushman, Ephim Fogel, Kenneth Frazelle, Philip H. Fried, Alice Fulton, - William Harmon, David Ardene Hinton, Josephine Jacobsen, Phyllis Janowitz, - Cathrael Kazin, Milton Kessler, David Lehman, Gay Leonhardt, Michael McFee, Jim - Merod, Frederick Morgan, Reeve Parker, Robert Dale Schultz, John E. Sitter, - Mark Soifer, Stephen Tapscott, Helen Hennessy Vendler, Hugh Walthall, Emily - Herring Wilson, and Stuart Wright.
-Archie Ammons art shows (2008-2010)
-1. Numbered, nos. 1-68 (1952 to 1992)Boxes 7-25
-2. Un-numbered (24 journals, 1964 to 1988, 1949-1985)Boxes 26-27, 125
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-2.Correspondence with Family MembersBoxes 32 (fold. 3-5)-33, 113 -
-3.Other Correspondence, A-ZBoxes 34-55
-4.Correspondence, 1997-2000Box 114
-5.Correspondence, [1974] 1997-2001, A-ZBox 119
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a. Collections of PoemsBoxes 56-62 (fold. 1-2)
-b. Poems Appearing in MagazinesBox 62 (fold. 3-6)
-c. Other WritingsBox 63
- -a. Loose PoemsBoxes 64-75, 122
-b. Grouped PoemsBoxes 76-79, 122
-c. Bound PoemsBoxes 80-83
-d. Other Unpublished Writings Box 84 (fold. 1-6)
-3. Combined Published and Unpublished or UnknownBox 122-124
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1. Essays and ArticlesBoxes 86-87, 122
-2. Clippings (articles, reviews)Box 88, 121
-3. Ads for Events or PublicationsBox 89, 123
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1. Works by A.R. Ammons (poetry, essays)Boxes 98-99, 100-105, 133
-2. Works about A. R. Ammons (criticism, reviews, interviews, Ph.D. Thesis, posthumous compilations)Boxes 98-99, 106-108
-3. Works inscribed to A.R. AmmonsBoxes 109-111
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Response to a letter of appreciation about his poetry, mentions his interest in watercolors. With envelope.
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Poet and university professor Archie Randolph Ammons was born near Whiteville, N.C., + in 1926. He earned a reputation as one of the nation's leading poets in the decades + after he joined the Cornell University faculty in 1963, becoming Goldwin Smith + Professor of Poetry a decade later. Recipient of the Bollingen Prize and the + National Book Award and Critics Circle Award for poetry, Ammons was one of the first + recipients of a MacArthur Foundation fellowship in 1981.
+Primarily incoming correspondence from students and teaching colleagues; fellow poets + and other literary figures; and a few family members. The letters frequently enclose + chapbooks and typescript or manuscript poetry for review; snapshots of family + members; and formal and informal photographs of Ammons and other literary figures. + Envelopes frequently bear Ammons' draft replies to letters received as well as draft + poetry, lecture notes, and other matter. The papers provide sources for the study of + modern American poetry, including the publication of poetry in journals such as The + Hudson Review, The Manhattan Review, and The Bluefish; and in such Southern literary + journals as The Pembroke Magazine and The North Carolina Literary Review. Letters + from W. W. Norton & Company discuss the publication of Ammons' own books of + poetry, while others highlight activities of such small presses as Palaemon Press + Limited and the Jackpine Press. Letters and records of writers conferences sponsored + at the Reynolds Homestead Learning Center in Critz, Va., underscore Ammons' role in + Southern regional literature. Letters, departmental memoranda, and "Recommendations" + files detail his role in Cornell's Department of English and its creative writing + program. And letters from 1981 and later record his relationship with the MacArthur + Foundation.
+Also included are sixty-eight journals, in which Ammons interfiled journal entries, + poems, and correspondence. They detail Ammons' growth as a poet, and his + relationship with his mentor Josephine Miles and editor John Benedict. Literary + manuscripts include published and unpublished poetry.
+Journal #1, Journal (letters to Phyllis) 1947-1949, photographs: Archie and son John, + Archie and grandson, Archie.
+Correspondence, 1997-1998; Over 50 watercolor paintings dating from the late 1970s to + the late 1980s.
+Major correspondents include John G. Benedict, James Bertolino, Philip E. Booth, + Frederick Buell, David Burak, James Burgess, Kathryn Stripling Byer, Stephen + Cushman, Ephim Fogel, Kenneth Frazelle, Philip H. Fried, Alice Fulton, William + Harmon, David Ardene Hinton, Josephine Jacobsen, Phyllis Janowitz, Cathrael Kazin, + Milton Kessler, David Lehman, Gay Leonhardt, Michael McFee, Jim Merod, Frederick + Morgan, Reeve Parker, Robert Dale Schultz, John E. Sitter, Mark Soifer, Stephen + Tapscott, Helen Hennessy Vendler, Hugh Walthall, Emily Herring Wilson, and Stuart + Wright.
+Archie Ammons art shows (2008-2010)
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1. Numbered, nos. 1-68 (1952 + to 1992)Boxes 7-25
+2. Un-numbered (24 journals, + 1964 to 1988, 1949-1985)Boxes 26-27, 125
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1.Unidentified Correspondents, + A-WBoxes 31-32 (fold. 1-2)
+2.Correspondence with Family + MembersBoxes 32 (fold. 3-5)-33, 113
+3.Other Correspondence, + A-ZBoxes 34-55
+4.Correspondence, + 1997-2000Box 114
+5.Correspondence, [1974] + 1997-2001, A-ZBox 119
+6.CondolencesBox 120
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+ 1. Published +
+a. Collections of + PoemsBoxes 56-62 (fold. 1-2)
+b. Poems Appearing in + MagazinesBox 62 (fold. 3-6)
+c. Other WritingsBox + 63
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+a. Loose PoemsBoxes + 64-75, 122
+b. Grouped PoemsBoxes + 76-79, 122
+c. Bound PoemsBoxes + 80-83
+d. Other Unpublished + Writings Box 84 (fold. 1-6)
+3. Combined Published and + Unpublished or UnknownBox 122-124
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1. Essays and + ArticlesBoxes 86-87, 122
+2. Clippings (articles, + reviews)Box 88, 121
+3. Ads for Events or + PublicationsBox 89, 123
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1. Works by A.R. Ammons + (poetry, essays)Boxes 98-99, 100-105, 133
+2. Works about A. R. Ammons + (criticism, reviews, interviews, Ph.D. Thesis, posthumous + compilations)Boxes 98-99, 106-108
+3. Works inscribed to A.R. + AmmonsBoxes 109-111
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Response to a letter of appreciation about his poetry, mentions his + interest in watercolors. With envelope.
+Title page reads "Bosh and Flapdoodle (Or Maybe No Time Soon)"
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+1. Center 2. Transfer 3. Making - Music by Thomas DeLio, Text by A.R. + Ammons
+Use CD-220 in Box 126
+Use CD-219 in Box 126
+Use CD-217 and 218 in Box 126
+Use CD-221 in Box 126
+Use CD-222 in Box 126
+Use CD-223-224 in Box 126
+Use CD-225 in Box 126
+Use CD-226 in Box 126
+1. The Long Voyage 2. The River
+Drawings by J. Tyler. 4 copies 2 signed by Archie Ammons
+"I found a weed that had a mirror in it and that mirror looked in at a + mirror in me that had a weed in it"
+Inscription on the back reads "To Archie Ammons with regards from Pete + Curtiss. From the June 1968 issue of Playboy. March 29, 1994"
+Title page reads "Bosh and Flapdoodle (Or Maybe No Time Soon)"
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1. The Long Voyage 2. The River
Drawings by J. Tyler. 4 copies 2 signed by Archie Ammons
"I found a weed that had a mirror in it and that mirror looked in at a mirror in me that had a weed in it"
Inscription on the back reads "To Archie Ammons with regards from Pete Curtiss. From the June 1968 issue of Playboy. March 29, 1994"
one with typed poem
3 copies, printed by Tim Larkin and signed by Ammons
Hand bound. 230 copy edition. 2 copies - copy inscribed to Phyllis and signed and the other unbound and unsigned
Sixty copy edition. Single poem in small envelope. 9 copies signed by Ammons
this end up postcard
126 copy edition by Palaemon with illustration by Ammons. 14 copies.
126 copy edition by Larch Tree Press with illustrations by J. Tyler. 2 copies signed by Ammons.
220 copy edition printed by the Shadowy Waters Press for the North Carolina - Humanities Committee. 5 copies signed by Ammons
Signed by Ammons
Uncorrected advance proof. Signed by David Lehman, series editor.
Signed by Ammons
Signed by the editor.
Signed by Ammons.
Signed by Ammons.
With program for "Poetry-in-the-Round" at Seton Hall University, October 7, 1985 tipped into the page.
Poems by Archie Ammons. Illustration and Typography by Warren Luch and John Greiner
Signed by Ammons. Some annotations.
Signed by Ammons and dated 1999
Signed by Ammons. With notes.
Inscribed to Phyllis Ammons
Signed and annotated by Ammons.
Signed and annotated by Ammons.
Note tipped in to front
Signed and dated by Ammons 1999
Signed by Ammons. Note tipped in to back.
Signed and annotated by Ammons 1999
Signed and annotated by Ammons. Note tipped in to front.
one with typed poem
+3 copies, printed by Tim Larkin and signed by Ammons
+Hand bound. 230 copy edition. 2 copies - copy inscribed to Phyllis + and signed and the other unbound and unsigned
+Sixty copy edition. Single poem in small envelope. 9 copies signed by + Ammons
+this end up postcard
+126 copy edition by Palaemon with illustration by Ammons. 14 + copies.
+126 copy edition by Larch Tree Press with illustrations by J. Tyler. + 2 copies signed by Ammons.
+220 copy edition printed by the Shadowy Waters Press for the North + Carolina Humanities Committee. 5 copies signed by Ammons
+Signed by Ammons
+Uncorrected advance proof. Signed by David Lehman, series editor.
+Signed by Ammons
+Signed by the editor.
+Signed by Ammons.
+Signed by Ammons.
+With program for "Poetry-in-the-Round" at Seton Hall University, + October 7, 1985 tipped into the page.
+Poems by Archie Ammons. Illustration and Typography by Warren Luch + and John Greiner
+Signed by Ammons. Some annotations.
+Signed by Ammons and dated 1999
+Signed by Ammons. With notes.
+Inscribed to Phyllis Ammons
+Signed and annotated by Ammons.
+Signed and annotated by Ammons.
+Note tipped in to front
+Signed and dated by Ammons 1999
+Signed by Ammons. Note tipped in to back.
+Signed and annotated by Ammons 1999
+Signed and annotated by Ammons. Note tipped in to front.
+Phyllis Ammons' copy.
Phyllis Ammons' copy.
+Signed by Phyllis Ammons
Signed by Phyllis Ammons
+Phyllis Ammons' copy.
Folder also includes correspondence with the Hudson Review (1987)
Some correspondence with both Archie and Phyllis from 1982 and 1996
Phyllis Ammons' copy.
+Folder also includes correspondence with the Hudson Review (1987)
+Some correspondence with both Archie and Phyllis from 1982 and 1996
+Speech given at Goldwin Smith Hall, Cornell University introducing Archie Ammons
Speech given at Goldwin Smith Hall, Cornell University introducing Archie + Ammons
+written on an envelope
written on an envelope
+Includes correspondence, clipping, a dairy entry and watercolor from 1976, and publication agreement
Includes correspondence, clipping, a dairy entry and watercolor from + 1976, and publication agreement
+Cornell University Salary and income from publishers
Cornell University Salary and income from publishers
+Payment and salary documents
Payment and salary documents
+Deed, Wills and Life Insurance documents (includes a copy of Archie Ammons' birth certificate
Deed, Wills and Life Insurance documents (includes a copy of Archie + Ammons' birth certificate
+Passport belonging to Phyllis Ammons from 1947 and wallet belonging to Archie Ammons c. 1998
Passport belonging to Phyllis Ammons from 1947 and wallet belonging to + Archie Ammons c. 1998
+For Archie, Phyllis and John
For Archie, Phyllis and John
+Copies of Archie's letters to Philip Fried
Copies of Archie's letters to Philip Fried
+Includes a poem by Ammons
Includes a poem by Ammons
+Daily diaries
Daily diaries
+Various sizes
Various sizes
+Access restricted
By appointment only. Researchers may view one folder at a time.
-Box 130 is closed until 2033 or by permission of John Ammons
-Archie Ammons papers, #14-12-2665. Division of Rare and Manuscript - Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Access restricted
+By appointment only. Researchers may view one folder at a time.
+Box 130 is closed until 2033 or by permission of John Ammons
+Archie Ammons papers, #14-12-2665. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+Pre-excel list
Pre-excel list
+Restricted to permission of the office of origin.
-Cornell University Library Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections records, - #13-6-2691. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University - Library.
-Restricted to permission of the office of origin.
+Cornell University Library Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections records, + #13-6-2691. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University + Library.
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+Cornell University, Class of 1939. Cornell University, M.S., 1941. Ph.D. University of + Pennsylvania, 1950. President of Delaware State College, Dover (1953-1960); President of + Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia (1960-1970); Ambassador to Sweden (1970-1973). + Presidential Councillor and University Trustee, Cornell University. Chairman of the + American Red Cross and Planned Parenthood; board member of several corporations, + director of the New York Stock Exchange, author.
Correspondence, reports, scrapbooks of clippings and correspondence, photographs, and condolences. Papers pertain to the topics of Holland's presidency at Delaware St. College and Hampton Institute, membership on several corporate boards and philanthropic and social organizations including the American Red Cross and Planned Parenthood, ambassadorship to Sweden, membership on Cornell University's Board of Trustees, personal correspondence, engagment calendars, tape recordings, books, drafts of books, clippings and publicity, biographical material, speeches, plaques, and material relating to athletics.
+Correspondence, reports, scrapbooks of clippings and correspondence, photographs, and + condolences. Papers pertain to the topics of Holland's presidency at Delaware St. + College and Hampton Institute, membership on several corporate boards and philanthropic + and social organizations including the American Red Cross and Planned Parenthood, + ambassadorship to Sweden, membership on Cornell University's Board of Trustees, personal + correspondence, engagment calendars, tape recordings, books, drafts of books, clippings + and publicity, biographical material, speeches, plaques, and material relating to + athletics.
The original folder titles used by Jerome Holland have been maintained. At the time of processing, the files were arranged alphabetically into one series.
+The original folder titles used by Jerome Holland have been maintained. At the time of + processing, the files were arranged alphabetically into one series.
List of plaques, medals, trophies, etc. in accession file.
Jerome H. Holland papers, #2-10-2727. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Jerome H. Holland papers, #2-10-2727. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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The Cornell Rankhandi Project was a sociological and anthropological study of the North India village of Rankhandi (Khalapur) undertaken in conjunction with Lucknow University of India, with the additional participation of the Ford Foundation.
+The Cornell Rankhandi Project was a sociological and anthropological study of the North + India village of Rankhandi (Khalapur) undertaken in conjunction with Lucknow University + of India, with the additional participation of the Ford Foundation.
Field notes, subject files, cross index cards, surveys, photographs, movie films, audiotapes, maps, census data, and other documentary and research material of the Cornell Rankhandi Project. The project used the control Muslim village of Jhabiran in its study, and embraced the disciplines of anthropology, religion, sociology, political science, economics, linguistics, child psychology, history, and social psychology. Team members include Michael Mahar, Pauline Kolenda, Allan Atwell, John Gompers, John T. Hitchcock (Project Director), Robert T. Smith, Morris E. Opler, and Pat Hitchcock.
+Field notes, subject files, cross index cards, surveys, photographs, movie films, + audiotapes, maps, census data, and other documentary and research material of the + Cornell Rankhandi Project. The project used the control Muslim village of Jhabiran in + its study, and embraced the disciplines of anthropology, religion, sociology, political + science, economics, linguistics, child psychology, history, and social psychology. Team + members include Michael Mahar, Pauline Kolenda, Allan Atwell, John Gompers, John T. + Hitchcock (Project Director), Robert T. Smith, Morris E. Opler, and Pat Hitchcock.
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+Three audio cassettes of music labeled Reels 12-16, Reels 17-20, and Reels 21-24 + from Box 34 have been digitized.
Cornell Rankhandi project records, #14-25-2787. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Cornell Rankhandi project records, #14-25-2787. Division of Rare and Manuscript + Collections, Cornell University Library.
+The videos The videos See also New York State College of Home Economics records #23-2-749, See also New York State College of Home Economics records #23-2-749,
A. Jerome ZieglerBoxes 2, 3, 4,
-B. Francille Firebaugh - 1)Awards - Box 43 - 2)Speeches and Trip - Reports - +
B. Francille Firebaugh 1)Awards Box 43 2)Speeches and Trip Reports a)Combined Speeches and - Trip Reports - Box 12 - b)Trip Reports - Boxes 30, 31, 32, 61 - c)Speeches - Box 42 - 3)Subject Files and - Correspondence - Boxes 10, 11, 13-21, 25-28, 36-41 (except folders 1-19 of Box 41), 44-46 - (except folders 1-16, 35-37 of Box 45), 50-52, 55-60 - 4)Chairs and Deans - Meetings - Boxes 40, 44, 51, 59, 62
-C. Patsy Brannon - 1. Policies, Committees, - etc. - Boxes 62, 71, 75,101 - 2. Trip Files - Boxes 59, 80, 81, 85 - 3. Accounting Files - Box 59, Box 93 (folders 22-31) - 4. Correspondence - Box 77, Box 93 (folders 1-12) - 5. Subject Files - Boxes 63, 77-80, 82 (folders 1-14), 83 (folders 1-17), 84, 93(folders 13-28), - 95(folders 1-23), 97(folders 1-29), 98(folders 1-15 and 17-19), 100(folders 1-16), - 101(folders 7,8,20,21) - 6. Cornell Migrant - Program - Box 82 (folder 11-26) - 7. Speeches - Box 83 (folders 18-31), Box 101 (folders 16,20,21) - 8. Workforce Planning - Box 106 - 9. Chairs and Deans - Meetings - Boxes 75, 82
-D. Lisa Staiano-Coico - 1. Accounting Files - Box 94 - 2. Correspondence - Box 92 - 3. Subject Files - Boxes 87, 92(folders 1-15,23-30),94(folders 23-30),96(folders 1-20),99(folders - 1,2,4-6,10-18),101(folders 1-4) - 4. Branding - Box 92 (folders 16-22) - 5. Speeches - Box 94 (folders 1-9) - 6. Chairs and Deans - Meetings - Box 94(folder 14 -22) -
-E. Alan Mathios - 1. Subject Files - Box 87, 123, 125-128 - 2. Chairs and Deans Meetings - Box 128 - 3. Memoranda of Understanding - Box 128 - 4. Speeches - Box 127 -
+ Trip Reports Box 12 b)Trip Reports Boxes 30, 31, 32, 61 c)Speeches Box 42 3)Subject Files and + Correspondence Boxes 10, 11, 13-21, 25-28, 36-41 (except folders 1-19 of + Box 41), 44-46 (except folders 1-16, 35-37 of Box 45), 50-52, 55-60 4)Chairs and Deans + Meetings Boxes 40, 44, 51, 59, 62 +C. Patsy Brannon 1. Policies, + Committees, etc. Boxes 62, 71, 75,101 2. Trip Files Boxes 59, 80, 81, 85 3. Accounting Files Box + 59, Box 93 (folders 22-31) 4. Correspondence Box 77, Box 93 (folders 1-12) 5. Subject Files Boxes 63, 77-80, 82 + (folders 1-14), 83 (folders 1-17), 84, 93(folders 13-28), 95(folders 1-23), + 97(folders 1-29), 98(folders 1-15 and 17-19), 100(folders 1-16), 101(folders + 7,8,20,21) 6. Cornell + Migrant Program Box 82 (folder 11-26) 7. Speeches Box 83 (folders 18-31), Box 101 + (folders 16,20,21) 8. + Workforce Planning Box 106 9. Chairs and Deans Meetings Boxes 75, 82
+D. Lisa Staiano-Coico 1. + Accounting Files Box 94 2. Correspondence Box 92 3. Subject Files Boxes 87, 92(folders + 1-15,23-30),94(folders 23-30),96(folders 1-20),99(folders 1,2,4-6,10-18),101(folders + 1-4) 4. Branding Box + 92 (folders 16-22) 5. + Speeches Box 94 (folders 1-9) 6. Chairs and Deans Meetings Box 94(folder 14 -22)
+E. Alan Mathios 1. Subject + Files Box 87, 123, 125-128 2. Chairs and Deans Meetings Box 128 3. Memoranda of + Understanding Box 128 4. Speeches Box 127
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+See also New York State College of Human Ecology annual reports, #23-2-2523
+Podcasts can be found online here:
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Restricted to permission of the office of origin, except for boxes 5, 8, 9, 22, 24, + 29, 34, 43, 48, 53, 54, 66-68, 70, 72-74, 76, 86, 91, 104, 107-112, 115, 116, 119, + 120, 124 and oversized folder.
+Electronic faculty annual reports are restricted until 5 years after creation.
+Audio visual media that has been digitized: V-585, V-586
+Due to the fragility and potential degradation of moving image and sound recordings, + viewing and listening is limited to items that have been digitized. If an item is in + another media format, you may request to have the item digitized for access. + Information on ordering access copies may be found on our Reproductions and + Permissions page.
+New York State College of Human Ecology records, #23-2-2817. Division of Rare and + Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Correspondence, course material and class lecture notes, professional writings, extension surveys and followups, subject files, project statements, material relating to Cornell University, and subject files relating to the New York State Land Use Committee and the New York State Agricultural Resource Commission. Also, charts, graphs, and other materials from the "Decade of the Sixties," study about changes in commercial farms in New York State.
+Correspondence, course material and class lecture notes, professional writings, + extension surveys and followups, subject files, project statements, material relating to + Cornell University, and subject files relating to the New York State Land Use Committee + and the New York State Agricultural Resource Commission. Also, charts, graphs, and other + materials from the "Decade of the Sixties," study about changes in commercial farms in + New York State.
Howard Conklin papers, #21-10-2878. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Howard Conklin papers, #21-10-2878. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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James McConkey is an author and professor emeritus of English at Cornell University.
+James McConkey is an author and professor emeritus of English at Cornell + University.
Correspondence, manuscripts, class lecture notes, reviews, photographs, and other papers of an author and professor of English. Works include Kayo and Rowan's Progress; University papers relate to the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs. Correspondence consists of literary fan mail, letters relating to literature, publishing, humanity and literary foundations, and recommendations. Correspondents include James Dickey, Archie Ammons, John Cheever, Stephen Jay - Gould, E. M. Forster, Denise Levertov, Walker Percy, and Eudora Welty.
+Correspondence, manuscripts, class lecture notes, reviews, photographs, and other papers + of an author and professor of English. Works include Kayo and Rowan's Progress; + University papers relate to the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs. Correspondence + consists of literary fan mail, letters relating to literature, publishing, humanity and + literary foundations, and recommendations. Correspondents include James Dickey, Archie + Ammons, John Cheever, Stephen Jay Gould, E. M. Forster, Denise Levertov, Walker Percy, + and Eudora Welty.
James McConkey papers, #14-12-2937. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-James McConkey papers, #14-12-2937. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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Papers from conferences and a member handbook.
Some menus are undated
Some menus are undated
Playboy Bunny sticker
Includes autograph from George Takei.
Included Cornell material. Gligor noted that Vinton Chef, a "Father of the Internet," is his cousin through his mother's side of his family.
Many are undated
Papers from conferences and a member handbook.
+Some menus are undated
+Some menus are undated
+Playboy Bunny sticker
+Includes autograph from George Takei.
+Included Cornell material. Gligor noted that Vinton Chef, a "Father of the + Internet," is his cousin through his mother's side of his family.
+Many are undated
+Contains financial planning information, an Affirmative Action journal, an explanation for the resignation of Dean Philip Lewis, and an Admissions and Enrollment review
A story containing Tashkovich's grandfather's letter on the first atomic bomb explosion
Cornell Alumni Magazine, Seal and Serpent materials, SAS, Black Alumni Association
Contains a metal pin
Contains an AASP newsletter, a letter from the CAAA, and a publication by John F. Dean about information services in times of war in Southeast Asia.
Cornell Hotel School magazine
Cornell Hotel School magazine and pamphlet
Cornell Engineering, Weil Cornell Medicine, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences News, Cornell Chronicle, Cornell Political Forum, Latino Studies Program, Entrepreneurship and Personal Enterprise Program, News Notes from the Cornell Chimesmasters
Includes the Preservation Survey and Conservation Training Visit to Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia (1991)
Plan to increase undergraduate scholarship endowment
The Snake
Contains financial planning information, an Affirmative Action journal, an + explanation for the resignation of Dean Philip Lewis, and an Admissions and + Enrollment review
+A story containing Tashkovich's grandfather's letter on the first atomic bomb + explosion
+Cornell Alumni Magazine, Seal and Serpent materials, SAS, Black Alumni + Association
+Contains a metal pin
+Contains an AASP newsletter, a letter from the CAAA, and a publication by John + F. Dean about information services in times of war in Southeast Asia.
+Cornell Hotel School magazine
+Cornell Hotel School magazine and pamphlet
+Cornell Engineering, Weil Cornell Medicine, College of Agriculture and Life + Sciences News, Cornell Chronicle, Cornell Political Forum, Latino Studies + Program, Entrepreneurship and Personal Enterprise Program, News Notes from the + Cornell Chimesmasters
+Includes the Preservation Survey and Conservation Training Visit to Thailand, + Vietnam, and Cambodia (1991)
+HIV/AIDS prevention
Annual report
Southern Afghanistan COIN Operations, United Nations, New York Global Leaders Dialogue, National Committee on American Foreign Policy, International Crisis Group
Medicine By Design
National Science Foundation - celebrating the launch of the internet
The Development Impact of Small and Medium Enterprises
Plan to increase undergraduate scholarship endowment
+The Snake
+"Basic Concepts for Investing in Macedonia" and an FAQ pamphlet
Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs - British Government; United States Institue of Peace
"A Stability Pact for the Caucasus"
"Briefing on U.S. Assistance to Central and Eastern Europe and the NIS: An Assessment"
Political risk and advisory group - includes menu, speeches, and information about Turkmenistan
Includes opening statements to annual meetings, a presentation about reforming polieicies in central and eastern Europe and the former Societ Union, and a regional strategy publication entitled "The Road to Stability and Properity in South Eastern Europe."
"Regional Private Sector Initiatives in South East Europe: Stability Pact Funding Conference"
Croatia, FYR Macedonia, Slovenia
PAN-EUROSTAR: Pan-European Transport Corridors and Areas Status Report
Basic infrastructure investments in South-Easten Europe: Regional Project Review - Regional funding conference for South-Eastern Europe
Documents concerning the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Documents concerning the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Documents include a 2007 progress report on Macedonia, a publication titled "Enlargement Strategy and Main Challenges 2007-2008," and an additional document conerning the Accession Partnership with Macedonia.
Concerning a funding application to promote non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
In Macedonian
"Compendium of Tempus Projects with Macedonian Participation Financed in the Period 1996-2007"
Information concerning the promotion of investing in Macedonia.
"Report on Foreign Trade of Macedonia"
"Report on Foreign Trade of Macedonia"
Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization – Democratic Party for Macedonian National Unity
Contains booklets with economic data and information, information about gender equality, a copy of a privatisation law, and census data.
"Investment destination of municipalities in Macedonia" and "Early Warning Report Survey Results"
"Strategy for development cooperation with Macedonia" January 2006 - December 2010
In English - Annual Economic Report 2006, Bulletin 2006, Bulletin 2008
In Macedonian - 2006
In Macedonian - 2006 - 2007
Macedonian Diplomatic Bulletins 2007
Comphrensive privatization plan for Kazakhstan for 2016-2020
"Transforming Conflict Around the World"
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Business forum for Southeast Europe - US Department of Commerce
Document concerning a proposed first programmatic development policy loan of Euro 24.4 million to Macedonia. "For Official Use Only." Additional document titled "Key Sources of Growth" for Ohrid, Macedonia.
Diplomatic List, Ministry of Finance Bulletin, Progress in Policy Reforms, Diplomatic Bulletin,
Annual Report Foundation Open Society Institute, 2006 Economic Report, Ministry of Finance bulletin
ODIHR, Investing in Macedonia, publication in Macedonian
Education development strategy, United States Embassy Skopje art program, speech by Polish ambassador to Macedonia, UMD voice, investing guides
General Elections on October 3, 2010. ODIHR = Office for Democratic Insitutions and Human Rights. Contains a letter to Tashkovich explaining acceptance of position as a Short-Term Election Observer, along with an Interim Report from OSCE explaining the structure, concerns, and climate of the general elections. Included also is a compilation of legal documents for short-term observers, a contract for national staff, observation report forms, and other related materials.
Contains manuals for polling commissions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a logistics information booklet, a blank qualitative election observation form, rules of conduct, and a regional briefing pack.
Contains a glossary of election terminology, an election observation handbook, and an international observer guide.
HIV/AIDS prevention
+Annual report
+Southern Afghanistan COIN Operations, United Nations, New York Global Leaders + Dialogue, National Committee on American Foreign Policy, International Crisis + Group
+Medicine By Design
+National Science Foundation - celebrating the launch of the internet
+The Development Impact of Small and Medium Enterprises
+"Basic Concepts for Investing in Macedonia" and an FAQ pamphlet
+Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs - British Government; + United States Institue of Peace
+"A Stability Pact for the Caucasus"
+"Briefing on U.S. Assistance to Central and Eastern Europe and the NIS: An + Assessment"
+Political risk and advisory group - includes menu, speeches, and information + about Turkmenistan
+Includes opening statements to annual meetings, a presentation about reforming + polieicies in central and eastern Europe and the former Societ Union, and a + regional strategy publication entitled "The Road to Stability and Properity in + South Eastern Europe."
+"Regional Private Sector Initiatives in South East Europe: Stability Pact + Funding Conference"
+Croatia, FYR Macedonia, Slovenia
+PAN-EUROSTAR: Pan-European Transport Corridors and Areas Status Report
+Basic infrastructure investments in South-Easten Europe: Regional Project + Review - Regional funding conference for South-Eastern Europe
+Documents concerning the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
+Documents concerning the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
+Documents include a 2007 progress report on Macedonia, a publication titled + "Enlargement Strategy and Main Challenges 2007-2008," and an additional + document conerning the Accession Partnership with Macedonia.
+Concerning a funding application to promote non-governmental organizations + (NGOs)
+In Macedonian
+"Compendium of Tempus Projects with Macedonian Participation Financed in the + Period 1996-2007"
+Information concerning the promotion of investing in Macedonia.
+"Report on Foreign Trade of Macedonia"
+"Report on Foreign Trade of Macedonia"
+Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization – Democratic Party for + Macedonian National Unity
+Contains booklets with economic data and information, information about gender + equality, a copy of a privatisation law, and census data.
+"Investment destination of municipalities in Macedonia" and "Early Warning + Report Survey Results"
+"Strategy for development cooperation with Macedonia" January 2006 - December + 2010
+In English - Annual Economic Report 2006, Bulletin 2006, Bulletin 2008
+In Macedonian - 2006
+In Macedonian - 2006 - 2007
+Macedonian Diplomatic Bulletins 2007
+Comphrensive privatization plan for Kazakhstan for 2016-2020
+"Transforming Conflict Around the World"
+European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
+European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
+Business forum for Southeast Europe - US Department of Commerce
+Document concerning a proposed first programmatic development policy loan of + Euro 24.4 million to Macedonia. "For Official Use Only." Additional document + titled "Key Sources of Growth" for Ohrid, Macedonia.
+Diplomatic List, Ministry of Finance Bulletin, Progress in Policy Reforms, + Diplomatic Bulletin,
+Annual Report Foundation Open Society Institute, 2006 Economic Report, + Ministry of Finance bulletin
+ODIHR, Investing in Macedonia, publication in Macedonian
+Education development strategy, United States Embassy Skopje art program, + speech by Polish ambassador to Macedonia, UMD voice, investing guides
+General Elections on October 3, 2010. ODIHR = Office for Democratic + Insitutions and Human Rights. Contains a letter to Tashkovich explaining + acceptance of position as a Short-Term Election Observer, along with an Interim + Report from OSCE explaining the structure, concerns, and climate of the general + elections. Included also is a compilation of legal documents for short-term + observers, a contract for national staff, observation report forms, and other + related materials.
+Contains manuals for polling commissions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a + logistics information booklet, a blank qualitative election observation form, + rules of conduct, and a regional briefing pack.
+Contains a glossary of election terminology, an election observation handbook, + and an international observer guide.
+Board of Trustees Meeting 2008 materials
+Magazines
+Contains two publications by Cornell professor Elena Iankova, and "A Brief + History of the Interet."
+Various documents concerning the Republic of Macedonia, Greece, and the + Balkans
+Letters from Italy and Macedonia
+Includes publications from USAID and the government of the Republic of + Macedonia
+Macedonia, Slovenia, Greece, Estonia, Italy, Israel, Belgium, Russia, Hungary, + Britain, Norway, Australia, the Netherlands, Ukraine
+Various foreign investment and financial guides and publications
+Various foreign investment and financial guides and publications
+Expense Report, general ODIHR election observation handbook, Tashkovich's + notes
+"Constitutional Act of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Elections in the Republic + of Kazakhstan"
+"Information and Reference Material for observers of foreign states, + international organizations and representatives of foreign mass media"
+Glossary of election terminology, OSCE code of conduct, STO guide, STO + protocol, interim report, photo directory, observation report forms, and + additional documents
+A photo directory of long and short-term election observers for the
+In Macedonian
+Includes a speech of the government mandator to announce the new government to + parliament, and the CVs of the ministers program of the government.
+In English and Macedonian
+American publications about Macedonia
+Contains interview with Gligor Tashkovich and articles concerning him
+Included is information about the International Election Observation Mission + for the presidential election of the Republic of Azerbaijan. Guides for + short-term election observers are included.
+Contains a CD/DVD. Included is information about the International Election + Observation Mission for the presidential election of the Republic of + Azerbaijan. Guides for short-term election observers are included.
+United Nations
+ODIHR
+ODIHR
+Observation Report Forms
+OSCE/ODIHR Election Observation Mission Short-Term Observer Guide; OSCE/ODHIR + Handbook for Domestic Election Observers
+OSCE/ODIHR booklets
+Glossary of election terminology, electoral code of the Republic of Belarus, + regional briefing pack
+Contains two greeting cards and two tourist maps
+A Saudi edition saluting the United Nations.
+United Macedonian Diaspora Publications
+"Who's Who in Yugo Politics" and "Central and Eastern Europe: A Resource + Guide"
+"Building Trust in the Emerging World Order"
+Board of Trustees Meeting 2008 materials
Magazines
Contains two publications by Cornell professor Elena Iankova, and "A Brief History of the Interet."
Various documents concerning the Republic of Macedonia, Greece, and the Balkans
Letters from Italy and Macedonia
Includes publications from USAID and the government of the Republic of Macedonia
Macedonia, Slovenia, Greece, Estonia, Italy, Israel, Belgium, Russia, Hungary, Britain, Norway, Australia, the Netherlands, Ukraine
Various foreign investment and financial guides and publications
Various foreign investment and financial guides and publications
Expense Report, general ODIHR election observation handbook, Tashkovich's notes
"Constitutional Act of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Elections in the Republic of Kazakhstan"
"Information and Reference Material for observers of foreign states, international organizations and representatives of foreign mass media"
Glossary of election terminology, OSCE code of conduct, STO guide, STO protocol, interim report, photo directory, observation report forms, and additional documents
A photo directory of long and short-term election observers for the
In Macedonian
Includes a speech of the government mandator to announce the new government to parliament, and the CVs of the ministers program of the government.
In English and Macedonian
American publications about Macedonia
Contains interview with Gligor Tashkovich and articles concerning him
Included is information about the International Election Observation Mission for the presidential election of the Republic of Azerbaijan. Guides for short-term election observers are included.
Contains a CD/DVD. Included is information about the International Election Observation Mission for the presidential election of the Republic of Azerbaijan. Guides for short-term election observers are included.
United Nations
ODIHR
ODIHR
Observation Report Forms
OSCE/ODIHR Election Observation Mission Short-Term Observer Guide; OSCE/ODHIR Handbook for Domestic Election Observers
OSCE/ODIHR booklets
Glossary of election terminology, electoral code of the Republic of Belarus, regional briefing pack
Contains two greeting cards and two tourist maps
A Saudi edition saluting the United Nations.
United Macedonian Diaspora Publications
"Who's Who in Yugo Politics" and "Central and Eastern Europe: A Resource Guide"
"Building Trust in the Emerging World Order"
Gligor Tashkovich papers, #41\05\3039. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-Gligor Tashkovich papers, #41\05\3039. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+Box 7 closed until 2080 - personnel records.
-Barbara Hope Cooper Papers, #14-22-3072. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-Box 7 closed until 2080 - personnel records.
+Barbara Hope Cooper Papers, #14-22-3072. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+
+
Educator, diplomat, president of Cornell University.
-His tenure as University president (1866-85) was interrupted by an official visit to - Santo Domingo and a term as U.S. Minister to Berlin. He later served as Minister to - Russia and then Ambassador to Germany. After the death of his first wife, Mary - Amanda Outwater, White married Helen Magill. He died in 1918.
-Andrew D. White taught at the University of Michigan, then served in the New York - State Senate (1864-67). He next became Cornell's first president.
+His tenure as University president (1866-85) was interrupted by an official visit to Santo + Domingo and a term as U.S. Minister to Berlin. He later served as Minister to Russia and + then Ambassador to Germany. After the death of his first wife, Mary Amanda Outwater, White + married Helen Magill. He died in 1918.
+Andrew D. White taught at the University of Michigan, then served in the New York State + Senate (1864-67). He next became Cornell's first president.
Includes approximately 13,000 photographs of buildings, sculpture and decorative arts - in the United States, Europe and the Middle East. Collection consists of nineteenth- - and early twentieth-century photographs: 9,000 individual, mounted images and about - 150 albums containing approximately 4,000 images. Other sub-collections include - nineteenth-century American domestic architecture, 1893 Chicago Columbian - Exposition, plans and drawings by fellows of the American Academy in Rome (200 - items, ca. 1930-1940); Clifton Beckwith Brown memorial albums (118 albums containing - about 2,600 images); photographs of drawings of the U. S. Capitol Building and U. S. - Treasury Buildings by Alfred B. Mullett, supervising architect of the U.S. Treasury; - three albums of views of the Middle East by Félix Bonfils; photogravures of the - Louvre Museum by Edouard-Denis Baldus; and Metropolitan Museum period rooms. - Photographic processes include albumen prints, carbon prints, cyanotypes, +
Includes approximately 13,000 photographs of buildings, sculpture and decorative arts in + the United States, Europe and the Middle East. Collection consists of nineteenth- and early + twentieth-century photographs: 9,000 individual, mounted images and about 150 albums + containing approximately 4,000 images. Other sub-collections include nineteenth-century + American domestic architecture, 1893 Chicago Columbian Exposition, plans and drawings by + fellows of the American Academy in Rome (200 items, ca. 1930-1940); Clifton Beckwith Brown + memorial albums (118 albums containing about 2,600 images); photographs of drawings of the + U. S. Capitol Building and U. S. Treasury Buildings by Alfred B. Mullett, supervising + architect of the U.S. Treasury; three albums of views of the Middle East by Félix + Bonfils; photogravures of the Louvre Museum by Edouard-Denis Baldus; and Metropolitan Museum + period rooms. Photographic processes include albumen prints, carbon prints, cyanotypes, photogravures, and gelatin silver prints.
See also: Andrew D. White Architectural Photographs digital collection, which - consists of digitized images from this collection.
-See also: Andrew D. White Architectural Photographs digital collection, which consists of + digitized images from this collection.
+
Audenard, Brussels
Audenard, Brussels
+Louven
Louven
+Kronborg Castle, Helsingor
Kronborg Castle, Helsingor
+Old Sarum, Salisbury, Beverly Minster Percy Shrine, Ely Priory porch, York, Gloucester
Old Sarum, Salisbury, Beverly Minster Percy Shrine, Ely Priory porch, York, + Gloucester
+Wells Cathedral, Wimbledon, Worcester Cathedral, York Minster
Wells Cathedral, Wimbledon, Worcester Cathedral, York Minster
+Westminster Abbey, Kenilworth Castle, Worcester Cathedral, Chichester Cathedral, Salisbury Cathedral, Bristol, Wells
Westminster Abbey, Kenilworth Castle, Worcester Cathedral, Chichester Cathedral, + Salisbury Cathedral, Bristol, Wells
+Oxford Colleges, Salisbury Cathedral, Lincoln Cathedral, Gloucester Cathedral, Reading, Montacute House, Tonbridge, Torquay
Oxford Colleges, Salisbury Cathedral, Lincoln Cathedral, Gloucester Cathedral, + Reading, Montacute House, Tonbridge, Torquay
+London, Warwick Castle, Exeter Cathedral, Norwich, Mentmore Towers, Oxford Colleges, Royal Architectural Museum
London, Warwick Castle, Exeter Cathedral, Norwich, Mentmore Towers, Oxford Colleges, + Royal Architectural Museum
+Durham Cathedral, Lincoln, Beverly Minster, Exeter, Hawarden Castle, Kenilworth Castle, Royal Leamington Spa, Royal Architectural Museum, Hyde Park, Oxford Colleges, Salisbury, Southwell Minster
Durham Cathedral, Lincoln, Beverly Minster, Exeter, Hawarden Castle, Kenilworth + Castle, Royal Leamington Spa, Royal Architectural Museum, Hyde Park, Oxford Colleges, + Salisbury, Southwell Minster
+Chichester, Durham, Exeter, Gloucester, Lichfield, Lincoln, St. Alban's Cathedral, Wells Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, Worcester Cathedral, York Minster, Kenilworth Castle, Eaton Hall, Kent, London
Chichester, Durham, Exeter, Gloucester, Lichfield, Lincoln, St. Alban's Cathedral, + Wells Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, Worcester Cathedral, York Minster, Kenilworth + Castle, Eaton Hall, Kent, London
+Bristol, Glastonbury Abbey, York Minster, British domestic architecture, Ascott House, Cambridge, Eaton, London, Oxford, Shropshire
Bristol, Glastonbury Abbey, York Minster, British domestic architecture, Ascott + House, Cambridge, Eaton, London, Oxford, Shropshire
+Carlisle Cathedral, Chester Cathedral, Chichester, Compton Castle, Durham, Exeter, Glastonbury Abbey, Haddon Hall, Hatfield House, London
Carlisle Cathedral, Chester Cathedral, Chichester, Compton Castle, Durham, Exeter, + Glastonbury Abbey, Haddon Hall, Hatfield House, London
+Bristol, Cambridge colleges
Bristol, Cambridge colleges
+Cambridge
Cambridge
+Cambridge colleges, Exeter, Gloucester, Haddon Hall, Hereford Cathedral, Ledbury, Lichfield, Lincoln, London, Reading, Salisbury, Winchester Cathedral, York Minster
Cambridge colleges, Exeter, Gloucester, Haddon Hall, Hereford Cathedral, Ledbury, + Lichfield, Lincoln, London, Reading, Salisbury, Winchester Cathedral, York Minster
+Winchester, London, Wells, Windsor
Winchester, London, Wells, Windsor
+London, Cambridge, Salisbury
London, Cambridge, Salisbury
+Photographs by Baldus
Photographs by Baldus
+Agen, Aigues Mortes, Albi, Amiens, Anet, Angers, Angouleme, Anndely, Arles, Alivers, Avallon, Beauvais, Blois
Agen, Aigues Mortes, Albi, Amiens, Anet, Angers, Angouleme, Anndely, Arles, Alivers, + Avallon, Beauvais, Blois
+Bouilly, Bourges, Bretteville, Caen, Cannes, Ceret, Chalons-sur-Marne, Chantilly
Bouilly, Bourges, Bretteville, Caen, Cannes, Ceret, Chalons-sur-Marne, Chantilly
+Chemaze, Chiny, Compiegne, Elne, Epreville, Evre et Loire, Fontainebleau, Harmont de Boixe, Josselin, Laon, Lemans, Le Puy, Lisieux, Loches, Mentone, Mont St. Michel
Chemaze, Chiny, Compiegne, Elne, Epreville, Evre et Loire, Fontainebleau, Harmont de + Boixe, Josselin, Laon, Lemans, Le Puy, Lisieux, Loches, Mentone, Mont St. Michel
+Mont St. Michel, Montpellier, Mortree, Moissac, Nantes, Nice, Nimes, Noyes
Mont St. Michel, Montpellier, Mortree, Moissac, Nantes, Nice, Nimes, Noyes
+Paris
Paris
+St. Benoit sur Loire, St. Denis, St. Michel-de-Luxe, Strassbourg, Toulouse, Tours, Troyes, Varengeville, Versailles, Vezelay, Unidentified
St. Benoit sur Loire, St. Denis, St. Michel-de-Luxe, Strassbourg, Toulouse, Tours, + Troyes, Varengeville, Versailles, Vezelay, Unidentified
+Exposition
Exposition
+Sculpture
Sculpture
+Decorative arts
Decorative arts
+Abbeville, Amiens, Blois, Bourges, Caen
Abbeville, Amiens, Blois, Bourges, Caen
+Caen, Chartres, Chenonceaux, Moissac, Orleans, Paris, Poitiers, Rouen, Versailles
Caen, Chartres, Chenonceaux, Moissac, Orleans, Paris, Poitiers, Rouen, Versailles
+Strasbourg
Strasbourg
+Aachen, Altdorf, Andernach, Augsburg, Bamberg
Aachen, Altdorf, Andernach, Augsburg, Bamberg
+Bamberg
Bamberg
+Bamberg, Berlin
Bamberg, Berlin
+Bielefeld, Bonn, Bremen, Coburg, Dresden
Bielefeld, Bonn, Bremen, Coburg, Dresden
+Erfurt, Frankfurt-am-Main, Frizlar, Fulda, Gelnhausen, Gernrode, Goslar
Erfurt, Frankfurt-am-Main, Frizlar, Fulda, Gelnhausen, Gernrode, Goslar
+Halberstadt, Halle, Hamburg, Heiligenberg, Hildesheim
Halberstadt, Halle, Hamburg, Heiligenberg, Hildesheim
+Hildesheim
Hildesheim
+Jerichow, Jueslingburg, Cologne
Jerichow, Jueslingburg, Cologne
+Konigslutter, Abtei Maria, Laach
Konigslutter, Abtei Maria, Laach
+Laach, Lacken, Lehnin, Limburg, Lubeck
Laach, Lacken, Lehnin, Limburg, Lubeck
+Lubeck, Magdeburg, Mainz, Marburg
Lubeck, Magdeburg, Mainz, Marburg
+Marburg
Marburg
+Maulbronn Abbey
Maulbronn Abbey
+Maulbronn Abbey, Munich
Maulbronn Abbey, Munich
+Munster, Naumburg, Nuremburg
Munster, Naumburg, Nuremburg
+Nuremburg
Nuremburg
+Paderborn, Potsdam
Paderborn, Potsdam
+Quedlinburg, Regensburg
Quedlinburg, Regensburg
+Regensburg
Regensburg
+Salzwedel, Schwerin, Stuttgart, Trier, Uberlinger, Ulm, Wartburg
Salzwedel, Schwerin, Stuttgart, Trier, Uberlinger, Ulm, Wartburg
+Wernigerude, Wittenburg, Worms
Wernigerude, Wittenburg, Worms
+Worms
Worms
+Wurzburg
Wurzburg
+Unidentified locations
Unidentified locations
+Sculpture in architectural settings
Sculpture in architectural settings
+Decorative arts
Decorative arts
+Cologne
Cologne
+Sculpture
Athens, Cyprus, Epidaurus. Photographers: Dumas, Felix Bonfils, Alinari, Merlin
Olympia, Temple of Zeus, Athens, Parthenon
Athens
Sculpture
+Agrigentum, Altari, Alba Fucense, Amalfi, Aragni, Ancona
Aquila, Arezza, Assisi, Baja, Benevento, Bolagra, Bordigherra, Branoli, Brindisi
Capranica, Capri, Carrara, Carsol, Caserta, Castael S. Ella, Castellamma
Cefalu, Civita Catellana, Civitavecchia, Collodi, Lago di Como
Corneto Tarquinia, Cortona, Faenza, Ferentino, Fiesole, Figline
Florence
Genoa, Gaeta, Frascati, Fondi, Foligno, Florence Castelo di Vincigliata
Genoa
Genoa, Loreto, Lammari, Isolabella, Herculaneum, Gubbio, Grotta Ferrata, Grassi
Messina, Massi-Marittima, Maser, Maddaloni, Licca
Monreale, Milan
Monte Cassino, Monte Fiascone, Montone, Montesansani, Monte Pulciano, Naples
Naples
Orvietto
Palermo, Paestum, Ostia
Palermo
Palermo, Pallanea, Parenzo, Pavia
Perugia, Pegli, Pavia
Pistoia, Pisa, Pienza, Piacenza
Pompeii
Pomepeii, Ravello, Prato, Pozzuoili, Porto Marizio
Ravenna
Ravenna, Recanati
Rome: General views, churches
Rome: Churches- Chiesa di S. Clemente, S. Giovanni in Laterano, S. Domenico, Fuori Le Mura, S. Maria di Monserrato
Rome: Churches- S. Maria in Areacoeli, Maria Maggiore, S. Maria del Popolo, S. Paolo Fuiri le Mura
Rome: various churches, public spaces--Piazza Barberini, Castel San Angelo, Campidoglio
Rome: Public spaces and fountains
Rome: Public spaces, fountains, private villas--Albani, Palazzo Borghese
Rome: Villa Colonna, Palazzo Corsini, Palazzo Farnese, Quirinale, Palazzo Mateo, Villa Medici, Palazzo Sciarra, Palazzo Spada, Pantheon, Via Appia
Rome: Temples by the Tiber, miscellaneous temples, basilicae and tombs, sarcophagi, Baths of Caracalla and Diocletian, Colosseum
Rome: Roman forum, Trajan's Forum, miscellaneous buildings and mosaics
Rome: mosaics
Rome: Vatican
Rome: Vatican, Salerno. Sassovivo, Savona, Selinus, San Miniato, San Remo, San Severino, Sarzana, Sessa
Sicily, Siena
Siena
Siracusa, Solmona, Solunta, Sorrento, Spleto, Stra, Subiaco, Taormina, terracina, Tivoli, Todi, Toscanella, Trient, Urbino
Venice: Palazzo Ducale, Ca d'Oro
Venice: Panoramas, general views, miscellaneous, San Marco
Venice: miscellaneous. Verona
Venice: Mosaics
Venice: mosaics. Viterbo, Vicenza
Sculpture
Decorative arts
American Academy in Rome: France, Greece, Africa, Spain, 1940 competition drawings
Florence, Messina, Molfetta, Monreale, Murano, Naples
Rome, Florence, Venice
Rome, Florence, Venice
Athens, Cyprus, Epidaurus. Photographers: Dumas, Felix Bonfils, Alinari, Merlin
+Olympia, Temple of Zeus, Athens, Parthenon
+Athens
+Edinburgh, Glasgow, Roslin, Stirling, Ayr
Alcala de Henares, Alcantara, Alicante, Avila, Barcelona, Burgos, Calahorra, Cartagena, Cogolludo, Cordoba, Riofrio, Sintra
Lugano
Gotland churches, Borgholm Castle, Gripsholm Castle, Trollhatte Canal, Gota Canal, Motala, Skokloster, Linkoping, Stockholm
Grand Canyon
Los Andeles, San Diego, Panama-California Exposition
Wethersfield Web House, Valley
Chicago: Columbian Exposition 1893
Lockport: William Gooding House, La Grange: Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Chicago
Iowa City: Old Stone Capital Building
Portland: Morse-Libby Mansion, York Beach
Baltimore: Lovely Lane Methodist Church
Baltimore, Danvers, Groton, Salem, Concord, Ithaca. Photographers: Moulton-Erickson, WH Kimball and Sons, Howes
Cambridge: Harvard
Bostine, Brookline, Cambridge, North Easton, Salem, Wellesley, Williamstown, Woburn
Detroit: Bagley Fountain
Concord, Portsmouth
Madison
Albany, Auburn, Buffalo, Chatham, Ithaca, Garden City, Mamaroneck, New York City, Saratoga Springs
New York City
New York City
New York City
Ithaca: Sage Chapel
Cleveland
Columbus
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
Bristol, Narragansett, Newport
Charleston
Salt Lake City
Williamsburg, James City County, Richmond County
Thomas Jefferson's house at Monticello
Agrigentum, Altari, Alba Fucense, Amalfi, Aragni, Ancona
+Aquila, Arezza, Assisi, Baja, Benevento, Bolagra, Bordigherra, Branoli, Brindisi
+Capranica, Capri, Carrara, Carsol, Caserta, Castael S. Ella, Castellamma
+Cefalu, Civita Catellana, Civitavecchia, Collodi, Lago di Como
+Corneto Tarquinia, Cortona, Faenza, Ferentino, Fiesole, Figline
+Florence
+Genoa, Gaeta, Frascati, Fondi, Foligno, Florence Castelo di Vincigliata
+Genoa
+Genoa, Loreto, Lammari, Isolabella, Herculaneum, Gubbio, Grotta Ferrata, Grassi
+Messina, Massi-Marittima, Maser, Maddaloni, Licca
+Monreale, Milan
+Monte Cassino, Monte Fiascone, Montone, Montesansani, Monte Pulciano, Naples
+Naples
+Orvietto
+Palermo, Paestum, Ostia
+Palermo
+Palermo, Pallanea, Parenzo, Pavia
+Perugia, Pegli, Pavia
+Pistoia, Pisa, Pienza, Piacenza
+Pompeii
+Pomepeii, Ravello, Prato, Pozzuoili, Porto Marizio
+Ravenna
+Ravenna, Recanati
+Rome: General views, churches
+Rome: Churches- Chiesa di S. Clemente, S. Giovanni in Laterano, S. Domenico, Fuori Le + Mura, S. Maria di Monserrato
+Rome: Churches- S. Maria in Areacoeli, Maria Maggiore, S. Maria del Popolo, S. Paolo + Fuiri le Mura
+Rome: various churches, public spaces--Piazza Barberini, Castel San Angelo, + Campidoglio
+Rome: Public spaces and fountains
+Rome: Public spaces, fountains, private villas--Albani, Palazzo Borghese
+Rome: Villa Colonna, Palazzo Corsini, Palazzo Farnese, Quirinale, Palazzo Mateo, + Villa Medici, Palazzo Sciarra, Palazzo Spada, Pantheon, Via Appia
+Rome: Temples by the Tiber, miscellaneous temples, basilicae and tombs, sarcophagi, + Baths of Caracalla and Diocletian, Colosseum
+Rome: Roman forum, Trajan's Forum, miscellaneous buildings and mosaics
+Rome: mosaics
+Rome: Vatican
+Rome: Vatican, Salerno. Sassovivo, Savona, Selinus, San Miniato, San Remo, San + Severino, Sarzana, Sessa
+Sicily, Siena
+Siena
+Siracusa, Solmona, Solunta, Sorrento, Spleto, Stra, Subiaco, Taormina, terracina, + Tivoli, Todi, Toscanella, Trient, Urbino
+Venice: Palazzo Ducale, Ca d'Oro
+Venice: Panoramas, general views, miscellaneous, San Marco
+Venice: miscellaneous. Verona
+Venice: Mosaics
+Venice: mosaics. Viterbo, Vicenza
+Sculpture
+Decorative arts
+American Academy in Rome: France, Greece, Africa, Spain, 1940 competition + drawings
+Florence, Messina, Molfetta, Monreale, Murano, Naples
+Rome, Florence, Venice
+Rome, Florence, Venice
+Edinburgh, Glasgow, Roslin, Stirling, Ayr
+Alcala de Henares, Alcantara, Alicante, Avila, Barcelona, Burgos, Calahorra, + Cartagena, Cogolludo, Cordoba, Riofrio, Sintra
+Lugano
+Gotland churches, Borgholm Castle, Gripsholm Castle, Trollhatte Canal, Gota Canal, + Motala, Skokloster, Linkoping, Stockholm
+Grand Canyon
+Los Andeles, San Diego, Panama-California Exposition
+Wethersfield Web House, Valley
+Chicago: Columbian Exposition 1893
+Lockport: William Gooding House, La Grange: Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Chicago
+Iowa City: Old Stone Capital Building
+Portland: Morse-Libby Mansion, York Beach
+Baltimore: Lovely Lane Methodist Church
+Baltimore, Danvers, Groton, Salem, Concord, Ithaca. Photographers: + Moulton-Erickson, WH Kimball and Sons, Howes
+Cambridge: Harvard
+Bostine, Brookline, Cambridge, North Easton, Salem, Wellesley, Williamstown, + Woburn
+Detroit: Bagley Fountain
+Concord, Portsmouth
+Madison
+Albany, Auburn, Buffalo, Chatham, Ithaca, Garden City, Mamaroneck, New York City, + Saratoga Springs
+New York City
+New York City
+New York City
+Ithaca: Sage Chapel
+Cleveland
+Columbus
+Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
+Bristol, Narragansett, Newport
+Charleston
+Salt Lake City
+Williamsburg, James City County, Richmond County
+Thomas Jefferson's house at Monticello
+Miscellaneous
+Miscellaneous
Mexico City, Veracruz, Palenque, Chichen Itza, Uxmal, Sayil, Xiuloc
Mexico City, Aguacalientes, Amecameca, Queretaro, Zacatecas, Veracruz, Xcavil de Yaxche, Palenque
Port-au-Prince, modern domestic architecture
Mexico City, Veracruz, Palenque, Chichen Itza, Uxmal, Sayil, Xiuloc
+Mexico City, Aguacalientes, Amecameca, Queretaro, Zacatecas, Veracruz, Xcavil de + Yaxche, Palenque
+Port-au-Prince, modern domestic architecture
+Sculpture
Sculpture
+Egyptian Temple Complex, Karnak, Giza, Cauro
Including ancient Assyrian art
Egyptian Temple Complex, Karnak, Giza, Cauro
+Including ancient Assyrian art
+Constantinople: Hagia Sophia, Suleymaniye Mosque, Sultan Ahmet III Fountain, city panorama, Burnt Column, Galata Tower. Bursa: Mausoleum and Tomb of Sultan Osman
Constantinople: Hagia Sophia, Suleymaniye Mosque, Sultan Ahmet III Fountain, city + panorama, Burnt Column, Galata Tower. Bursa: Mausoleum and Tomb of Sultan Osman
+Metropolitan Museum of Art period rooms
+Metropolitan Museum of Art period rooms
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Robert J. Smith Papers, #14-25-3175. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-Robert J. Smith Papers, #14-25-3175. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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Contains four bound folders which consist of the complete collection of Jack Oliver's articles.
Contains four bound folders which consist of the complete collection of Jack Oliver's + articles.
+Jack Oliver papers, #16-14-3269. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell - University Library.
-Jack Oliver papers, #16-14-3269. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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Includes summary pages listing File Number, Cross Reference, N P S T where N-Negative, P-Print, S-Slide, T-Transparency, PS PhotoServices, VS - Visual Services, HS Hadley Smith and the following larger sections: - 1 Newman Laboratory: The Beginning 10 300-MeV 20 - 1.4-GeV 30 2.2-GeV 40 C-Bug (Cosmic Ray, Balloon, E170) - 50 10-GeV (Building Construction) 51 10-GeV (Tunnel - Construction) 52 10-GeV (Linac) 53 10-GeV (Magnets) 54 - 10-GeV (Electronics) 55 10-GeV (Experiments) 56 10-GeV - (Miscellaneous) 57 10-GeV (RF) 60 CESR (Building - Construction) 61 CESR (Assembly) 62 CESR (Magnets) 63 - CESR (Injection) 64 CESR (Vacuum) 65 CESR (RF) 66 CESR - (Superconducting RF) 67 CESR (Miscellaneous) 70 CLEO I - (Mechanical) 71 CLEO I (Electronics) 80 CLEO II (Mechanical) - 81 CLEO II (Electronics) 82 CLEO III (Mechanical) 83 - CLEO III (Electronics) 90 Mini-Beta 100 Micro-Beta 110 - CHESS 120 CUSB 130 Achievements 131 Symposiums, - Conferences, Meeting, etc. 132 Education / Outreach 140 - Personnel 150 Social Functions 160 Miscellaneous / General - 161 General Physics 162 Public Relations 170 B-Factory -
+ Visual Services, HS Hadley Smith and the following larger sections: 1 + Newman Laboratory: The Beginning 10 300-MeV 20 1.4-GeV 30 2.2-GeV 40 + C-Bug (Cosmic Ray, Balloon, E170) 50 10-GeV (Building Construction) 51 + 10-GeV (Tunnel Construction) 52 10-GeV (Linac) 53 10-GeV (Magnets) 54 + 10-GeV (Electronics) 55 10-GeV (Experiments) 56 10-GeV (Miscellaneous) + 57 10-GeV (RF) 60 CESR (Building Construction) 61 CESR (Assembly) 62 + CESR (Magnets) 63 CESR (Injection) 64 CESR (Vacuum) 65 CESR (RF) 66 CESR + (Superconducting RF) 67 CESR (Miscellaneous) 70 CLEO I (Mechanical) 71 + CLEO I (Electronics) 80 CLEO II (Mechanical) 81 CLEO II (Electronics) 82 + CLEO III (Mechanical) 83 CLEO III (Electronics) 90 Mini-Beta 100 + Micro-Beta 110 CHESS 120 CUSB 130 Achievements 131 Symposiums, + Conferences, Meeting, etc. 132 Education / Outreach 140 Personnel 150 + Social Functions 160 Miscellaneous / General 161 General Physics 162 + Public Relations 170 B-FactoryLaboratory for Elementary Particle Physics photographs, #14-22-3483. Division of - Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Laboratory for Elementary Particle Physics photographs, #14-22-3483. Division of Rare + and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Professor Brown taught entomology and evolutionary theory in the Department of Entomology in the New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University from 1960 until his retirement in 1991. He worked on the reclassification of the family Formicidae, the ant. Before coming to Cornell, he worked with all of the principal museum ant collections in North and South America, Western Europe, South Africa and Australia.
+Professor Brown taught entomology and evolutionary theory in the Department of + Entomology in the New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell + University from 1960 until his retirement in 1991. He worked on the reclassification of + the family Formicidae, the ant. Before coming to Cornell, he worked with all of the + principal museum ant collections in North and South America, Western Europe, South + Africa and Australia.
The collection contains galley proofs including original drawings for publications, photographs, subject files, course files, correspondence, notebooks, field books, and metal-etched blocks used in illustrations used in publications.
+The collection contains galley proofs including original drawings for publications, + photographs, subject files, course files, correspondence, notebooks, field books, and + metal-etched blocks used in illustrations used in publications.
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-William L. Brown, Jr. papers, #21-01-3532. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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The Arecibo Observatory is part of the National Astronomy and - Ionosphere Center (NAIC), a national research center operated by Cornell - University under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation - (NSF). The Observatory operates 24 hours a day every day, providing observing - time, electronics, computer, travel and logistic support to scientists from all - over the world. The Observatory is recognized as one of the most important - national centers for research in radio astronomy, planetary radar and - terrestrial aeronomy.
-Includes publications, proposals, plans and contract drawings of the - radio astronomy telescope, including t-shirts and memorabilia publicizing the - observatory. Also, a large artist's rendering of the telescope.
-On September 30, 2011, when Cornell's management of the Arecibo - Observatory ended, a Cornell flag was lowered and brought to Ithaca to be - included in the collection, with a letter from Donald B. Campbell, Professor of - Astronomy, November 9, 2011.
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The Arecibo Observatory is part of the National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center (NAIC), a + national research center operated by Cornell University under a cooperative agreement with + the National Science Foundation (NSF). The Observatory operates 24 hours a day every day, + providing observing time, electronics, computer, travel and logistic support to scientists + from all over the world. The Observatory is recognized as one of the most important national + centers for research in radio astronomy, planetary radar and terrestrial aeronomy.
+Includes publications, proposals, plans and contract drawings of the radio astronomy + telescope, including t-shirts and memorabilia publicizing the observatory. Also, a large + artist's rendering of the telescope.
+On September 30, 2011, when Cornell's management of the Arecibo Observatory ended, a + Cornell flag was lowered and brought to Ithaca to be included in the collection, with a + letter from Donald B. Campbell, Professor of Astronomy, November 9, 2011.
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Original vellums included.
+Arranged Alphabetically.
Arranged Alphabetically.
+Arecibo Ionospheric Observatory records, #53-7-3581. Division of - Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Arecibo Ionospheric Observatory records, #53-7-3581. Division of Rare and Manuscript + Collections, Cornell University Library.
+Senior honors theses: Box 1-2
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-Michael Kammen Papers, #14-17-3649. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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Professor Emeritus, Biological Statistics and Computational Biology. - Prof. Federer founded the Biometrics Unit in the Department of Plant Breeding - in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences in 1948 soon after he joined - the faculty. He was the director for 33 years. He was named the Liberty Hyde - Bailey Professor of Statistics in 1978 and held that position until he retired - in 1986, when he assumed emeritus status. He served as president of the Eastern - North American Region of the International Biometrics Society, chairman and - executive secretary of the Committee of Presidents of Statistical Societies, - and in editorial positions on several statistical journals. He was a member of - many national, international, university and governmental panels and boards, - and a consultant for several international research stations.
-The collection contains correspondence, class notes, lectures, papers - and publications.
-Walter T. Federer papers, #21-40-3704. Division of Rare and - Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Professor Emeritus, Biological Statistics and Computational Biology. Prof. Federer + founded the Biometrics Unit in the Department of Plant Breeding in the College of + Agriculture and Life Sciences in 1948 soon after he joined the faculty. He was the + director for 33 years. He was named the Liberty Hyde Bailey Professor of Statistics + in 1978 and held that position until he retired in 1986, when he assumed emeritus + status. He served as president of the Eastern North American Region of the + International Biometrics Society, chairman and executive secretary of the Committee + of Presidents of Statistical Societies, and in editorial positions on several + statistical journals. He was a member of many national, international, university + and governmental panels and boards, and a consultant for several international + research stations.
+The collection contains correspondence, class notes, lectures, papers and + publications.
+Walter T. Federer papers, #21-40-3704. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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Professor of viticulture. Prof. Pool received his Ph.D from Cornell in - 1974 and joined the faculty as an assistant professor of viticulture and named - professor in 1988. He was a member of the American Society of Viticulture and - Enology, the International Society for Horticultural Sciences, and the American - Society for Horticultural Sciences. He formed, and for 10 years, chaired the - Grape Commodity Advisory Committee to the National Plant Germplasm Committee. - He opened his own vineyard and winery, Billsboro, in Geneva, NY, which featured - several varietals, including Pinot noir made from a clonal selection based on - his own research. His primary research interests included: mechanization of - pruning, crop level as it affects grapes and wine quality, sustainable - viticulture, vineyard floor management and weed control, the effects of - cultural practices and rootstocks on cold hardiness, interaction of disease - (fungal, bacterial and viral), and wine productivity.
-The collection includes correspondence, subject files, class - materials, papers, reports, studies, slides, film, and photocopies of a - Geological Survey Map of Seneca Lake (legal-size folder in Box 4)
-Forms part of the Eastern Wine and Grape Archive.
-Professor of viticulture. Prof. Pool received his Ph.D from Cornell in 1974 and joined the + faculty as an assistant professor of viticulture and named professor in 1988. He was a + member of the American Society of Viticulture and Enology, the International Society for + Horticultural Sciences, and the American Society for Horticultural Sciences. He formed, and + for 10 years, chaired the Grape Commodity Advisory Committee to the National Plant Germplasm + Committee. He opened his own vineyard and winery, Billsboro, in Geneva, NY, which featured + several varietals, including Pinot noir made from a clonal selection based on his own + research. His primary research interests included: mechanization of pruning, crop level as + it affects grapes and wine quality, sustainable viticulture, vineyard floor management and + weed control, the effects of cultural practices and rootstocks on cold hardiness, + interaction of disease (fungal, bacterial and viral), and wine productivity.
+The collection includes correspondence, subject files, class materials, papers, reports, + studies, slides, film, and photocopies of a Geological Survey Map of Seneca Lake (legal-size + folder in Box 4)
+Forms part of the Eastern Wine and Grape Archive.
+Robert M. Pool papers, #22-1-3725. Division of Rare and Manuscript - Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Robert M. Pool papers, #22-1-3725. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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Liberty Hyde Bailey established the Department of Drawing in 1908 with - William. C. Baker as its first professor. In 1917 the department was dissolved - and its work divided between Landscape Art and Rural Engineering. In 1922 - Landscape Art became part of the new Department of Floriculture and Ornamental - Horticulture.
-This collection features art projects and assignments created in the - studio and left behind by students. Mann Library acquired these artworks when - Prof. Jack Lambert informed the library the studio was closing due to the - renovation of the Mann Library building. Included in the collection are proofs - and scratchboards done by former instructors Elizabeth Burckmyer and Ann - Elliot. Prof. Burckmyer illustrated “The Makers of Honey,” written by Mary - Geisler Phillips, and Ann Elliot designed brochures for various academic - departments at Cornell. The collection also contains a portrait of Professor - Baker.
-Liberty Hyde Bailey established the Department of Drawing in 1908 with William. C. Baker as + its first professor. In 1917 the department was dissolved and its work divided between + Landscape Art and Rural Engineering. In 1922 Landscape Art became part of the new Department + of Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture.
+This collection features art projects and assignments created in the studio and left behind + by students. Mann Library acquired these artworks when Prof. Jack Lambert informed the + library the studio was closing due to the renovation of the Mann Library building. Included + in the collection are proofs and scratchboards done by former instructors Elizabeth + Burckmyer and Ann Elliot. Prof. Burckmyer illustrated “The Makers of Honey,” + written by Mary Geisler Phillips, and Ann Elliot designed brochures for various academic + departments at Cornell. The collection also contains a portrait of Professor Baker.
+See also Jack Lambert papers, #21-1-4172,
See also Jack Lambert papers, #21-1-4172,
CALS freehand drawing collection, #21-25-3736. Division of Rare and - Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-CALS freehand drawing collection, #21-25-3736. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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Ephemera, manuscripts and other Cornelliana. Photographs, including carte-de-visite pictures, cabinet cards, stereo views, prints and - negatives. Subjects include individual students and faculty, notably William Benjamin - Bowler, a student from Haiti, ca. 1870 and architecture students, ca. 1914; campus buildings - and scenes; David Woodbury King and the Cornell Crew,1876; and waterfalls and other local - scenes. Also a DVD containing scans of many of the photographs as well as a catalog of the - items.
+Ephemera, manuscripts and other Cornelliana. Photographs, including carte-de-visite + pictures, cabinet cards, stereo views, prints and negatives. Subjects include individual + students and faculty, notably William Benjamin Bowler, a student from Haiti, ca. 1870 and + architecture students, ca. 1914; campus buildings and scenes; David Woodbury King and the + Cornell Crew,1876; and waterfalls and other local scenes. Also a DVD containing scans of + many of the photographs as well as a catalog of the items.
Letters, including a set of from Roger Burchard Platt to his mother, 1907; materials relating to the Winter Short Course taken by farmer George S. Allnatt in 1905; letter from the Cornell Treasurer's Office to J. W. Williams about land grant transactions, 1875; TLS @@ -129,8 +139,16 @@
Stock certificate for the New York State Agriculture College in Ovid, N.Y..
Cornell Music Festival programs.
Collection of wax seals of campus organizations.
-Notebooks of law school student Robert Grantier Miller Class of 1940. Freshman registers. Notebook used by Jefferson Mack Myers, Class of 1876, for his human physiology and hygiene class. The Official Guide to the Schoellkopf Sweepstakes, Spring Day 1923. Clarence Isaac Robinson Class of 1884 materials. Photos from the Vermont Academy. Tintype of Taughannock Falls.
-Poster for the 3rd Annual Ovation of the Citizens of Ithaca, to Cornell’s Victors, 1877. Harold Carl Harding, Class of 1910 notebook for Course XII in mechanical engineering in the Sibley College, Chemistry Department faculty photo, 1921, portrait of the Class of 1895, letters to servicemen in World War Two from Marie Ann Tipula, Class of 1947, Peck Shoe Store photo, photos relating to George W. Brownell and the Ithaca trolley car company.
+Notebooks of law school student Robert Grantier Miller Class of 1940. Freshman registers. + Notebook used by Jefferson Mack Myers, Class of 1876, for his human physiology and hygiene + class. The Official Guide to the Schoellkopf Sweepstakes, Spring Day 1923. Clarence Isaac + Robinson Class of 1884 materials. Photos from the Vermont Academy. Tintype of Taughannock + Falls.
+Poster for the 3rd Annual Ovation of the Citizens of Ithaca, to Cornell’s Victors, + 1877. Harold Carl Harding, Class of 1910 notebook for Course XII in mechanical engineering + in the Sibley College, Chemistry Department faculty photo, 1921, portrait of the Class of + 1895, letters to servicemen in World War Two from Marie Ann Tipula, Class of 1947, Peck Shoe + Store photo, photos relating to George W. Brownell and the Ithaca trolley car company.
Many additional photos, scrapbooks, letters, notebooks, and ephemera.
See also New York State College of Agriculture Winter Short Course Scrapbooks, #21-34-4029.
-See also the New York State College Of Agriculture Winter Short Course Photographs, #21-34-2459.
+ +See also New York State College of Agriculture Winter Short Course Scrapbooks, + #21-34-4029.
+See also the New York State College Of Agriculture Winter Short Course Photographs, + #21-34-2459.
See also Dairy Industry Winter Course Student Record Cards, #21-19-1190.
-Carte de visites and cabinet cards including images of alumni and faculty, William Benjamin Bowler, crew, stereo view cards of campus, etc..
Carte de visites and cabinet cards including images of alumni and faculty, William + Benjamin Bowler, crew, stereo view cards of campus, etc..
+Cabinet cards and photographs of campus and Ithaca area, including Taughannock Falls, gorges, Cayuga Lake, alumni, Spring Day, White Hall architecture studio, etc..
Cabinet cards and photographs of campus and Ithaca area, including Taughannock Falls, + gorges, Cayuga Lake, alumni, Spring Day, White Hall architecture studio, etc..
+Photographs including Alpha Theta fraternity, letters from students, administrators, and others, Freshman Banquet and other handbills, ad for the Kornell Krinkles, Globe Hotel Syracuse menu, event programs including Ulysses of Ithaka by the Cornell Masque, The Contrast by Cornell Dramatic Club, etc..
Photographs including Alpha Theta fraternity, letters from students, administrators, + and others, Freshman Banquet and other handbills, ad for the Kornell Krinkles, Globe + Hotel Syracuse menu, event programs including Ulysses of Ithaka by the Cornell Masque, + The Contrast by Cornell Dramatic Club, etc..
+Felt banner and reunion buttons of Mary Lucetta Thompson Davis Class of 1896.
Felt banner and reunion buttons of Mary Lucetta Thompson Davis Class of 1896.
+1896 diploma of Lynn Leroy Davis
1896 diploma of Lynn Leroy Davis
+Cornell registers, reports, The Cornell Earache, 1904 directory, chemistry class notebook of Cicero Shaffer Class - of 1878, American history class notebook of Sarah McCune Gallaher, - Class of 1895, 1975 freshman register, 1972 Interfraternity Council Rush Book, etc..
Cornell registers, reports, The Cornell Earache, 1904 directory, chemistry class + notebook of Cicero Shaffer Class of 1878, American history class notebook of Sarah + McCune Gallaher, Class of 1895, 1975 freshman register, 1972 Interfraternity Council + Rush Book, etc..
+Three bound books of mechanical drawings - created by Frank Cook Moore, Class of - 1892, for engineering classes
Three bound books of mechanical drawings created by Frank Cook Moore, Class of 1892, + for engineering classes
+Fund-raising “position statement” issued by - the Cornellian Council in 1925 entitled, - “The Solution”
Fund-raising “position statement” issued by the Cornellian Council in 1925 + entitled, “The Solution”
+Book of views, 1890s Cornell Daily Suns, 1906 Cornell Deadly Sin, 1866 Harper's Weekly about Ezra Cornell, six issues of the 1924-1925 Cornell Graphic
Book of views, 1890s Cornell Daily Suns, 1906 Cornell Deadly Sin, 1866 Harper's Weekly + about Ezra Cornell, six issues of the 1924-1925 Cornell Graphic
+Scrapbook assembled by Lily Hawley, - Class of 1919
Scrapbook assembled by Lily Hawley, Class of 1919
+Scrapbook assembled by John Neal Tilton - Jr., Class of 1913
Scrapbook assembled by John Neal Tilton Jr., Class of 1913
+Scrapbook assembled by Leon Wendell - Walton, Class of 1926
Scrapbook assembled by Leon Wendell Walton, Class of 1926
+Scrapbook assembled by Marion Helen - Rogers, Class of 1927
Scrapbook assembled by Marion Helen Rogers, Class of 1927
+1927 group portrait of the Sigma Kappa Sorority
1927 group portrait of the Sigma Kappa Sorority
+Scrapbook assembled by Marion Ruthella - Roberts, Class of 1924
Scrapbook assembled by Marion Ruthella Roberts, Class of 1924
+1922 and 1923 group portrait of the Kappa Delta Sorority
1922 and 1923 group portrait of the Kappa Delta Sorority
+Scrapbook assembled by Henry Vernon - Davis, Class of 1914 and other material owned by him
Scrapbook assembled by Henry Vernon Davis, Class of 1914 and other material owned by + him
+Portrait of Henry Marx, Class of 1879
Portrait of Henry Marx, Class of 1879
+Scrapbook assembled by Helen Levengood - during her attendance at a Summer School - program in music at Cornell University
Scrapbook assembled by Helen Levengood during her attendance at a Summer School program + in music at Cornell University
+Photo composite of students in the Winter Course of 1918-19 in the College of Agriculture.
Photo composite of students in the Winter Course of 1918-19 in the College of + Agriculture.
+Correspondence written and received by Dorothy McCormack, Class of 1937, while she was a student
Correspondence written and received by Dorothy McCormack, Class of 1937, while she was + a student
+Letter from John Newton Dexter Shinkel, - Class of 1881, to Josiah Dustin Wilson, - Class of 1882, four diaries kept by law and agriculture student Hart Irving Seely, - Class of 1909, Notebook used by George Meade Emory, - Class of 1890, during his classes in the Cornell - Law School
Letter from John Newton Dexter Shinkel, Class of 1881, to Josiah Dustin Wilson, Class + of 1882, four diaries kept by law and agriculture student Hart Irving Seely, Class of + 1909, Notebook used by George Meade Emory, Class of 1890, during his classes in the + Cornell Law School
+Scrapbook compiled by Nicholas Cooke - Cushing, Class of 1896,
Scrapbook compiled by Nicholas Cooke Cushing, Class of 1896,
+Photographs of students and others, many owned by Albert Haywood, Class of 1889,
Photographs of students and others, many owned by Albert Haywood, Class of 1889,
+Scrapbook assembled by Alexander Glencairn - Acheson, Class of 1917
Scrapbook assembled by Alexander Glencairn Acheson, Class of 1917
+Scrapbook assembled by Le Roy William - Pritchard, Class of 1922
Scrapbook assembled by Le Roy William Pritchard, Class of 1922
+Correspondence of Marion Ruthella Roberts, - Class of 1924
Correspondence of Marion Ruthella Roberts, Class of 1924
+Laboratory notebooks and class project - reports for a variety of courses created by - Frederick Edgar Stark, Class of 1912
Laboratory notebooks and class project reports for a variety of courses created by + Frederick Edgar Stark, Class of 1912
+Photograph of the Class of 1887
Photograph of the Class of 1887
+Various ephemera, stereo view photographs of campus, other campus and Ithaca photographs including military, mud rush, student and faculty carte de visites and cabinet cards, photo of Ezra Cornell Class of 1971,
Various ephemera, stereo view photographs of campus, other campus and Ithaca + photographs including military, mud rush, student and faculty carte de visites and + cabinet cards, photo of Ezra Cornell Class of 1971,
+1897 photo of Kappa Alpha Fraternity
1897 photo of Kappa Alpha Fraternity
+Scrapbook assembled by Carl Frederick - Meyer, Class of 1908, ten-inch Keuffel and Esser mahogany slide - rule and eight-inch leather case owned by - Gustav Adolphus Marius Illmer, Class of - 1909
Scrapbook assembled by Carl Frederick Meyer, Class of 1908, ten-inch Keuffel and Esser + mahogany slide rule and eight-inch leather case owned by Gustav Adolphus Marius Illmer, + Class of 1909
+Various ephemera including shingles, letters, programs, state examination booklets, 1892 University Corps of Cadets roster, Telegram sent by George H. Conklin to - William Henry Peer Conklin, Class of - 1895, concerning George’s military service - during the Civil War, 1960 Freshman Register, 1960 description of Cornell’s fraternities, postcards
Various ephemera including shingles, letters, programs, state examination booklets, + 1892 University Corps of Cadets roster, Telegram sent by George H. Conklin to William + Henry Peer Conklin, Class of 1895, concerning George’s military service during the + Civil War, 1960 Freshman Register, 1960 description of Cornell’s fraternities, + postcards
+Photographs including carte de visites and stereo view cards of students, faculty (including Ezra Cornell), staff, campus buildings and the Ithaca area, 1875 course book, letters, program for the Thirtieth Annual Contest for - the ’86 Memorial Prize in Declamation
Photographs including carte de visites and stereo view cards of students, faculty + (including Ezra Cornell), staff, campus buildings and the Ithaca area, 1875 course book, + letters, program for the Thirtieth Annual Contest for the ’86 Memorial Prize in + Declamation
+Scrapbook assembled by Edward John - Burns Jr., Class of 1917, scrapbook assembled by Henry Godley, - Class of 1924, Alpha Tau Omega - fraternity photos, photo of Thomas Frederick Crane and others playing tennis on the arts quad
Scrapbook assembled by Edward John Burns Jr., Class of 1917, scrapbook assembled by + Henry Godley, Class of 1924, Alpha Tau Omega fraternity photos, photo of Thomas + Frederick Crane and others playing tennis on the arts quad
+1941 diary belonging to Theodore Ryder
1941 diary belonging to Theodore Ryder
+1913-1914 scrapbook assembled by Frank (?)
1913-1914 scrapbook assembled by Frank (?)
+Program for Music Festival 1916 Cornell University - April 27 28 29
Program for Music Festival 1916 Cornell University April 27 28 29
+Various ephemera including letters, certificates, telegrams, tintype of Simon Henry Gage, stereo view cards of campus, cabinet cards of students, other photos and tintype of students and campus and Ezra Cornell
Various ephemera including letters, certificates, telegrams, tintype of Simon Henry + Gage, stereo view cards of campus, cabinet cards of students, other photos and tintype + of students and campus and Ezra Cornell
+Programs for Music Festival 1920 Cornell University
Programs for Music Festival 1920 Cornell University
+Collection of 16 brass wax seal stamps of student organization logos used for shingles and certificates
Collection of 16 brass wax seal stamps of student organization logos used for shingles + and certificates
+Certificate of membership in the Cornell - Chapter of Acacia Fraternity issued to - David William Cheney, Class of 1922, photograph of the special Lehigh Valley - Railroad, Auburn & Ithaca Branch crew spectator train, ca. 1920 photograph of the brothers of the Alpha - Tau Omega Fraternity
Certificate of membership in the Cornell Chapter of Acacia Fraternity issued to David + William Cheney, Class of 1922, photograph of the special Lehigh Valley Railroad, Auburn + & Ithaca Branch crew spectator train, ca. 1920 photograph of the brothers of the + Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
+Diplomas and certificates relating to Vining Campbell Dunlap Class of 1916 and others,
Diplomas and certificates relating to Vining Campbell Dunlap Class of 1916 and others, +
+Scrapbook assembled by James Aloysius - Barrett, Class of 1912
Scrapbook assembled by James Aloysius Barrett, Class of 1912
+Collection of letters and other documents - belonging to Mary Ellen Gillett, Class of - 1941
Collection of letters and other documents belonging to Mary Ellen Gillett, Class of + 1941
+Certificate appointing of Edward Benedict Clark, - Class of 1912, as a principal musician in - the Cornell University Corps of Cadets
Certificate appointing of Edward Benedict Clark, Class of 1912, as a principal musician + in the Cornell University Corps of Cadets
+Felt arm patch and brass pin belonging to - Edward Benedict Clark, Class of 1912, as a - principal musician in the Cornell University - Corps of Cadets and photograph of him with clarinet
Felt arm patch and brass pin belonging to Edward Benedict Clark, Class of 1912, as a + principal musician in the Cornell University Corps of Cadets and photograph of him with + clarinet
+Various pamphlets, photographs, letters, and other ephemera
Various pamphlets, photographs, letters, and other ephemera
+Stereo-view, cabinet cards, carte de visite photographs, tintyps of the Cornell campus, Ithaca, McGraw-Fiske mansion, Ezra's tunnel, waterfalls, Cornell students and faculty, many photos owned by James Duncan Upham, some related to Zeta Psi fraternity
Stereo-view, cabinet cards, carte de visite photographs, tintyps of the Cornell campus, + Ithaca, McGraw-Fiske mansion, Ezra's tunnel, waterfalls, Cornell students and faculty, + many photos owned by James Duncan Upham, some related to Zeta Psi fraternity
+Set of 11 notebooks used by Robert - Grantier Miller, Law School Class of 1940, - for legal classes at Cornell University
Set of 11 notebooks used by Robert Grantier Miller, Law School Class of 1940, for legal + classes at Cornell University
+Photograph of the twentieth anniversary - reunion of the Class of 1894
Photograph of the twentieth anniversary reunion of the Class of 1894
+1956, 1960-1964, 1975 Freshman registers, pig books
1956, 1960-1964, 1975 Freshman registers, pig books
+Menu card for the Cornell University - Medical College Class of 1904 senior banquet - that was held at the Café Boulevard in - New York City on 12 Feb 1904
Menu card for the Cornell University Medical College Class of 1904 senior banquet that + was held at the Café Boulevard in New York City on 12 Feb 1904
+Notebook used by Jefferson Mack Myers, - Class of 1876, for his human physiology - and hygiene class at Cornell University and - later by his son, Joel Myers Jr. -
Notebook used by Jefferson Mack Myers, Class of 1876, for his human physiology and + hygiene class at Cornell University and later by his son, Joel Myers Jr.
+Various ephemera, programs, pamphlets
Various ephemera, programs, pamphlets
+Multi-year diary maintained by Arthur - Cornelius Lansing, Class of 1921
Multi-year diary maintained by Arthur Cornelius Lansing, Class of 1921
+Ephemera, postcards, letters, photographs relating to Cornell and Ithaca. Includes photo of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity when used as barracks for the S.A.T.C., Dwellers Reunion program, Official Guide to the - Schoellkopf Sweepstakes Spring Day 1923, items relating to Clarence Isaac Robinson, Class of 1884,
Ephemera, postcards, letters, photographs relating to Cornell and Ithaca. Includes + photo of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity when used as barracks for the S.A.T.C., Dwellers + Reunion program, Official Guide to the Schoellkopf Sweepstakes Spring Day 1923, items + relating to Clarence Isaac Robinson, Class of 1884,
+Cabinet cards, stereo views and other photographs, several relating to the Vermont Academy, Cornell students and dorm room images, Ithaca parade, tintype of Taughannock Falls with people holding an umbrella, Ithaca and Lucifer Falls
Cabinet cards, stereo views and other photographs, several relating to the Vermont + Academy, Cornell students and dorm room images, Ithaca parade, tintype of Taughannock + Falls with people holding an umbrella, Ithaca and Lucifer Falls
+Broadside from the Inter-Collegiate Contest of Greek, Latin, Mathematics & - Essays competition. 3rd Annual Ovation of the Citizens of Ithaca, to Cornell's Victors! Held at Library Hall, William L. Bostwick with S. d. Halliday and interim President - Russel, January 20, 1877
+Broadside from the Inter-Collegiate Contest of Greek, Latin, Mathematics & Essays + competition. 3rd Annual Ovation of the Citizens of Ithaca, to Cornell's Victors! Held at + Library Hall, William L. Bostwick with S. d. Halliday and interim President Russel, + January 20, 1877
Notes - on Geodesy, prepared for the Senior Class - in Civil Engineering by Charles - Lee Crandall Class of 1872, personal expenditure journal maintained - by Arvin J. Dillenbeck, Class of 1911, laboratory notebook maintained by - Harold Carl Harding, Class of 1910, for - Course XII in mechanical engineering in - the Sibley College, Department of Experimental - Engineering
Notes on Geodesy, prepared for the Senior Class in Civil Engineering by Charles Lee + Crandall Class of 1872, personal expenditure journal maintained by Arvin J. Dillenbeck, + Class of 1911, laboratory notebook maintained by Harold Carl Harding, Class of 1910, for + Course XII in mechanical engineering in the Sibley College, Department of Experimental + Engineering
+1921 photo of the faculty and students of the Cornell University Chemistry Department, group portrait of the Class of 1895
1921 photo of the faculty and students of the Cornell University Chemistry Department, + group portrait of the Class of 1895
+Large collection of letters—many professing - love and admiration—sent by 17 different - service men during World War II to Marie Ann - Tipula, Class of 1947, while she was a student at - Cornell University and later when she returned - home to Hoboken, NJ to work
Large collection of letters—many professing love and admiration—sent by 17 + different service men during World War II to Marie Ann Tipula, Class of 1947, while she + was a student at Cornell University and later when she returned home to Hoboken, NJ to + work
+Circa 1890 photograph of the Peck Shoe Store in Cortland, NY
Circa 1890 photograph of the Peck Shoe Store in Cortland, NY
+Stereo view, cabinet cards, and other photographs of Cornell and the Ithaca area including bridges, Taughannock Hotel and Falls, Cornell weather station, images relating to Ithaca trolley cars and George W. Brownell. Ephemera, letters relating to Cornell students,
Stereo view, cabinet cards, and other photographs of Cornell and the Ithaca area + including bridges, Taughannock Hotel and Falls, Cornell weather station, images relating + to Ithaca trolley cars and George W. Brownell. Ephemera, letters relating to Cornell + students,
+Cabinet cards of students and faculty mostly from the Class of 1873
Cabinet cards of students and faculty mostly from the Class of 1873
+Items relating to Clark Dillenbeck
Items relating to Clark Dillenbeck
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Note that items next to each other in boxes do not necessarily come from the same person or - have the same provenance. See the PDF guide to determine groupings.
See the catalog linked below for a complete inventory of the collection, the box listing below does not cover all the items.
Michael L. and Catherine H. Whalen Collection of Cornelliana, #37-5-3784. Division of - Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Note that items next to each other in boxes do not necessarily come from the same person or + have the same provenance. See the PDF guide to determine groupings.
+See the catalog linked below for a complete inventory of the collection, the box listing + below does not cover all the items.
+Michael L. and Catherine H. Whalen Collection of Cornelliana, #37-5-3784. Division of Rare + and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Emeritus professor of Computer Science, Cornell University.
-Hartmanis was born in Latvia, received his Bachelor's degree from the - University of Marburg in Germany, his Master's degree in Applied Mathematics - from the University of Kansas City in 1951, and his Ph.D. in Mathematics from - the California Institute of Technology in 1955. After teaching at Cornell and - Ohio State, he joined the General Electric Research Laboratory in 1958, where - he developed principles of computational complexity theory. In 1965 he became a - professor at Cornell and was on of the founders and first chairman of its - computer science department. In 1993, he won the Turing Award along with - Richard Stearns.
-Includes publications by Hartmanis and others in the field of computer - science, correspondence, and subject files.
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Juris Hartmanis papers, #16-13-3786. Division of Rare and Manuscript - Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Emeritus professor of Computer Science, Cornell University.
+Hartmanis was born in Latvia, received his Bachelor's degree from the University of + Marburg in Germany, his Master's degree in Applied Mathematics from the University + of Kansas City in 1951, and his Ph.D. in Mathematics from the California Institute + of Technology in 1955. After teaching at Cornell and Ohio State, he joined the + General Electric Research Laboratory in 1958, where he developed principles of + computational complexity theory. In 1965 he became a professor at Cornell and was on + of the founders and first chairman of its computer science department. In 1993, he + won the Turing Award along with Richard Stearns.
+Includes publications by Hartmanis and others in the field of computer science, + correspondence, and subject files.
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Juris Hartmanis papers, #16-13-3786. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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Emeritus professor of American History, Cornell University.
-Polenberg came to Cornell in 1966 and is a recipient of the Clark - Distinguished Teaching Award and the American Bar Association's Silver Gavel - Award. He has offered seminars on Justice Cardozo and the judicial process and - has written books on American History, the Constitution, Robert Oppenheimer, - Benjamin Cardozo, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jacob Abrams, class, race, and - ethnicity in the United States, and war and society.
-Professional papers relating to his research, teaching, and writings - about American history.
-Emeritus professor of American History, Cornell University.
+Polenberg came to Cornell in 1966 and is a recipient of the Clark Distinguished Teaching + Award and the American Bar Association's Silver Gavel Award. He has offered seminars on + Justice Cardozo and the judicial process and has written books on American History, the + Constitution, Robert Oppenheimer, Benjamin Cardozo, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jacob Abrams, + class, race, and ethnicity in the United States, and war and society.
+Professional papers relating to his research, teaching, and writings about American + history.
+Richard Polenberg papers, #14-17-3804. Division of Rare and - Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Richard Polenberg papers, #14-17-3804. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
+Dairy marketing publications, #21-43-3920. Division of Rare and Manuscript - Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Dairy marketing publications, #21-43-3920. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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Boxes 1-4 and 7 are restricted until September 2025.
-Richard Root Papers, #14-35-4058 . Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-Boxes 1-4 and 7 are restricted until September 2025.
+Richard Root Papers, #14-35-4058 . Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+Meyer Howard "Mike" Abrams was born in Long Branch, New Jersey, on July 23, 1912, in - a Jewish-American middle-class family. He went to Harvard where he majored in - English literature -- though, interestingly, the Harvard Album for 1934 mentions - "law" as his "avocation". Fellow-students included future New York Times foreign - affairs columnist Cyrus L. Sulzberger (1913-93) and future historian and Librarian - of Congress Daniel J. Boorstin (1914-2004). This is also in Harvard that Abrams met - his wife of 71 years, Ruth Claire Gaynes (1917-2008), with whom he would have two - children. His first book -- a revised version of his senior's thesis -- was - published in 1934 (and reprinted in 1970): "The Milk of Paradise" was about "four - eminent English authors [who] were addicted to opium": Coleridge, Crabbe, de - Quincey, and Francis Thompson. Young Abrams claimed that "a knowledge of the opium - world is essential to complete understanding of their work." After one year at the - university of Cambridge as a Henry Fellow, he returned to the United States, but - "because there weren't jobs anywhere [during the Great Depression], [he] decided to - stay on as a graduate student at Harvard." During World War II he conducted - classified research at Harvard's Psycho-Acoustics Laboratory, helping the military - solve problems in voice communications by developing highly audible military codes - and tests to select personnel with the ability to recognize sounds in a very noisy - background. He came to Cornell in 1945 as an assistant professor in the English - Department, and was promoted associate professor in 1947 and full professor in 1953. - In 1960 he became the first Frederic J. Whiton Professor of English Literature and - in 1973 succeeded to the Class of 1916 Professorship until his retirement in 1983. - Among his students over the years were literary critics Harold Bloom '51; E.D. - Hirsch '50; and novelist Thomas Pynchon '59. Abrams continued to lecture at Cornell - and remained a visible and active participant in campus life, giving the keynote - lecture at a 2005 James Joyce conference as well as public talks on English poetry - in 2008 and 2010, and also attending English department events and Big Red football - games. In addition to his service at Cornell, he was a Fulbright Lecturer at the - University of Malta (1953), a Fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies in - Behavioural Sciences at Stanford (1967-88), a Visiting Fellow at all Souls College, - Oxford University (1977), a member of the Founders' Group of the National Humanities - Center, and was named Chairman of the Council of Scholars of the Library of Congress - in 1984. "The Mirror and the Lamp: Romantic Theory and the Critical Tradition" - (1953) was cited in 1957 in a poll of 250 literary critics and scholars as one of - the "five works published the last thirty years which... have contributed the most - to an understanding of literature." Also in the late 1950s, Abrams was approached by - the W.W. Norton Company about compiling "a definitive anthology of English - literature". The resulting book sold millions of copies, and remains an enduring - reference for high school and college students. Abrams was general editor of the - "Norton Anthology" through seven editions from 1962 to 2000. His other books include - “Natural Supernaturalism: Tradition and Revolution in Romantic Literature” (1971) ; - "The Glossary of Literary Terms," first published in 1957; and "Wordsworth: A - Collection of Critical Essays" (1972). In 2014, President Barack Obama awarded him - the National Humanities Medal "for broadening the study of literature." Mike Abrams - died in Ithaca on April 21, 2015.
+Meyer Howard "Mike" Abrams was born in Long Branch, New Jersey, on July 23, 1912, in a + Jewish-American middle-class family. He went to Harvard where he majored in English + literature -- though, interestingly, the Harvard Album for 1934 mentions "law" as his + "avocation". Fellow-students included future New York Times foreign affairs columnist Cyrus + L. Sulzberger (1913-93) and future historian and Librarian of Congress Daniel J. Boorstin + (1914-2004). This is also in Harvard that Abrams met his wife of 71 years, Ruth Claire + Gaynes (1917-2008), with whom he would have two children. His first book -- a revised + version of his senior's thesis -- was published in 1934 (and reprinted in 1970): "The Milk + of Paradise" was about "four eminent English authors [who] were addicted to opium": + Coleridge, Crabbe, de Quincey, and Francis Thompson. Young Abrams claimed that "a knowledge + of the opium world is essential to complete understanding of their work." After one year at + the university of Cambridge as a Henry Fellow, he returned to the United States, but + "because there weren't jobs anywhere [during the Great Depression], [he] decided to stay on + as a graduate student at Harvard." During World War II he conducted classified research at + Harvard's Psycho-Acoustics Laboratory, helping the military solve problems in voice + communications by developing highly audible military codes and tests to select personnel + with the ability to recognize sounds in a very noisy background. He came to Cornell in 1945 + as an assistant professor in the English Department, and was promoted associate professor in + 1947 and full professor in 1953. In 1960 he became the first Frederic J. Whiton Professor of + English Literature and in 1973 succeeded to the Class of 1916 Professorship until his + retirement in 1983. Among his students over the years were literary critics Harold Bloom + '51; E.D. Hirsch '50; and novelist Thomas Pynchon '59. Abrams continued to lecture at + Cornell and remained a visible and active participant in campus life, giving the keynote + lecture at a 2005 James Joyce conference as well as public talks on English poetry in 2008 + and 2010, and also attending English department events and Big Red football games. In + addition to his service at Cornell, he was a Fulbright Lecturer at the University of Malta + (1953), a Fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies in Behavioural Sciences at Stanford + (1967-88), a Visiting Fellow at all Souls College, Oxford University (1977), a member of the + Founders' Group of the National Humanities Center, and was named Chairman of the Council of + Scholars of the Library of Congress in 1984. "The Mirror and the Lamp: Romantic Theory and + the Critical Tradition" (1953) was cited in 1957 in a poll of 250 literary critics and + scholars as one of the "five works published the last thirty years which... have contributed + the most to an understanding of literature." Also in the late 1950s, Abrams was approached + by the W.W. Norton Company about compiling "a definitive anthology of English literature". + The resulting book sold millions of copies, and remains an enduring reference for high + school and college students. Abrams was general editor of the "Norton Anthology" through + seven editions from 1962 to 2000. His other books include “Natural Supernaturalism: + Tradition and Revolution in Romantic Literature” (1971) ; "The Glossary of Literary + Terms," first published in 1957; and "Wordsworth: A Collection of Critical Essays" (1972). + In 2014, President Barack Obama awarded him the National Humanities Medal "for broadening + the study of literature." Mike Abrams died in Ithaca on April 21, 2015.
This collection contains the faculty papers and the correspondence of Professor Mike - Abrams. Most documents concern his career at Cornell University. Also a oral history interview conducted on February 18, 2008 by Jonathan Culler and Neil Hertz.
+ Abrams. Most documents concern his career at Cornell University. Also a oral history + interview conducted on February 18, 2008 by Jonathan Culler and Neil Hertz.
Subseries I a. General Course Material
-Subseries I b. Honors Seminars
-Subseries I c. Various English Classes
-Subseries I d. Harvard English 140b: Literary Criticism in the 18th century
-Subseries I e. English 90/411: Psychology of Literature
-Subseries I f. English 202: English Literary Tradition
- - -Subseries I i. English 313: 18th century Literature
-Subseries I j. English 314: 18th Century Poetry and Prose
-Subseries I k. English 417/418/438: Masterworks of the Romantic Period
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++ Subseries I b. Honors Seminars +
++ Subseries I c. Various English Classes +
++ Subseries I d. Harvard English 140b: Literary Criticism in the 18th + century +
++ Subseries I e. English 90/411: Psychology of Literature +
++ Subseries I f. English 202: English Literary Tradition +
++ Subseries I g. English 251 +
++ Subseries I h. English 252 +
++ Subseries I i. English 313: 18th century Literature +
++ Subseries I j. English 314: 18th Century Poetry and Prose +
++ Subseries I k. English 417/418/438: Masterworks of the Romantic + Period +
Subseries II a. Outside Lecture Correspondence and Invitations
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+ Subseries IV f. Book Reviews +
Includes some certificates, and letters from Basil Willey, John Crowe Ransom, I.A. Richards, Karl Kryter, Robert Oppenheimer, WY Elliott, George Sabine, TG Bergin, Rene Wellek, and Carlos Baker among others. Also includes clippings and notes about Abrams' time in the Psycho-Acoustic Lab. -
Includes some certificates, and letters from Basil Willey, John Crowe Ransom, I.A. + Richards, Karl Kryter, Robert Oppenheimer, WY Elliott, George Sabine, TG Bergin, Rene + Wellek, and Carlos Baker among others. Also includes clippings and notes about Abrams' + time in the Psycho-Acoustic Lab.
+Recorded in the home of Mike Abrams, Kendal of Ithaca, also present Corey Earle. Topics include his experiences, the Norton Anthology, Cornell English Department history, and others.
Recorded in the home of Mike Abrams, Kendal of Ithaca, also present Corey Earle. + Topics include his experiences, the Norton Anthology, Cornell English Department + history, and others.
+M. H. Abrams Papers, #14-12-4080. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-M. H. Abrams Papers, #14-12-4080. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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David Lyons is an authority an legal philosophy and has written extensively on - utilitarianism and the moral aspects of legal theory. He received a B.A. from - Brooklyn College, and an M.A. and Ph.D. from Harvard University. He also completed a - Knox Fellowship at Oxford University. He came to Cornell in 1964, received a - Guggenheim Fellowship in 1970, became a full professor in 1971, and served as - Chairman of the Philosophy Department (Sage School of Philosophy) from 1978 to 1984. - He also began teaching in the Law School in 1979. He retired from Cornell in 1995, - and continues to teach legal philosophy at Boston University.
+ utilitarianism and the moral aspects of legal theory. He received a B.A. from Brooklyn + College, and an M.A. and Ph.D. from Harvard University. He also completed a Knox Fellowship + at Oxford University. He came to Cornell in 1964, received a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1970, + became a full professor in 1971, and served as Chairman of the Philosophy Department (Sage + School of Philosophy) from 1978 to 1984. He also began teaching in the Law School in 1979. + He retired from Cornell in 1995, and continues to teach legal philosophy at Boston + University.Files relating to Cornell and Boston University courses, seminars, fellowship - materials, professional associations, books and journals, papers and presentations, - Cornell 1969, and miscellaneous professional, Boston University, and Cornell - activities
+Files relating to Cornell and Boston University courses, seminars, fellowship materials, + professional associations, books and journals, papers and presentations, Cornell 1969, and + miscellaneous professional, Boston University, and Cornell activities
David Lyons Papers, #18-2-4109. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-David Lyons Papers, #18-2-4109. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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School of Hotel Administration Photographs and Ephemera, #28-10-4164. Division of Rare and - Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-School of Hotel Administration Photographs and Ephemera, #28-10-4164. Division of + Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Professor of Education in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University. Millman was an expert on standardized testing methods. He was also active in the Suicide Prevention and Crisis Service in Tompkins County, N.Y.
-Papers include publications, correspondence, consulting work.
-Professor of Education in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University. + Millman was an expert on standardized testing methods. He was also active in the Suicide + Prevention and Crisis Service in Tompkins County, N.Y.
+Papers include publications, correspondence, consulting work.
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Includes notes and occasional correspondence.
Includes drafts and proofs
+Includes notes and occasional correspondence.
+Jason Millman Papers, #21-53-4283. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library. -
-Jason Millman Papers, #21-53-4283. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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Businessman.
-Hiram G. Hotchkiss was born in Oneida County, New York, on June 19, 1810. His father, Leman Hotchkiss, moved the family to Phelps, Ontario County, New York, in 1811 and became the pioneer merchant of that region. Upon his death, Hiram and - his brother Leman managed the business. After expanding their milling operation, Hiram began to develop an essential oil industry. Hiram moved to Lyons, New York, in 1843, where he began cultivating peppermint, and gradually gained control over the farm supply of mint and over the oil market. Leman remained in Phelps, and carried on his - own oil business. Both had general stores, dealt in wheat, flour and produce, and established banks in their respective towns. Hiram became a powerful businessman, controlling prices of western peppermint crops and successfully marketing his product in the United States and Europe. His essential oils garnered many awards, including first - prize medals at world's fairs and exhibitions held in England, Germany, America, France and Austria. Hiram Hotchkiss died in 1898, and his sons Calvin and Hiram Jr., took over the business.
+Hiram G. Hotchkiss was born in Oneida County, New York, on June 19, 1810. His father, + Leman Hotchkiss, moved the family to Phelps, Ontario County, New York, in 1811 and + became the pioneer merchant of that region. Upon his death, Hiram and his brother Leman + managed the business. After expanding their milling operation, Hiram began to develop an + essential oil industry. Hiram moved to Lyons, New York, in 1843, where he began + cultivating peppermint, and gradually gained control over the farm supply of mint and + over the oil market. Leman remained in Phelps, and carried on his own oil business. Both + had general stores, dealt in wheat, flour and produce, and established banks in their + respective towns. Hiram became a powerful businessman, controlling prices of western + peppermint crops and successfully marketing his product in the United States and Europe. + His essential oils garnered many awards, including first prize medals at world's fairs + and exhibitions held in England, Germany, America, France and Austria. Hiram Hotchkiss + died in 1898, and his sons Calvin and Hiram Jr., took over the business.
Includes accounts, correspondence, banking records, broadsides, prices current, market guides and other materials relating to the development of the essential oils industry in Lyons, Wayne County, New York, by Hiram G. Hotchkiss and his family. Records give technical details of the - essential oil production in the 1860s and 1870s; information as to the prizes awarded them at various fairs and exhibitions held in London, Paris, Vienna, Philadelphia and other cities; and information concerning the organization and administration of these exhibitions, about the awarding of prizes and the effect of these awards on the - firms concerned. Accounts and letters document the development of the business, while reports and letters from brokers in New York, Boston and London detail manipulations of the domestic and foreign markets. Included are letters to brokers Taft and Lee in New York City and Myer of Boston that detail financial and credit transactions and - market strategies. Also, letters from London, Paris, Rome, Moscow and other European cities discuss trade practices, international prices, the gold flow, shipping information and other business matters.
-In addition to oil industry records, the collection includes accounts and letters relating to flour sales (1841-1845) in Indiana - and New York by the Hotchkiss agents, Dow & Cary; an agreement between Hotchkiss & Co. with Dow & Cary to build a flour mill at Seneca Falls, N.Y.; deeds, correspondence, and other material relating to lands in Niagara, Ontario and Wayne Counties, and in Michigan; correspondence (1845) relating to Hotchkiss's opposition to - proposals made by the Auburn & Rochester Railroad; and correspondence (1850-1858) between Hiram G. and his cousin Calvin Hotchkiss, a banker in Lewiston, regarding the construction of a suspension bridge over the Niagara to Queensborough, the building of a plank road, the use of water power, and the consequent rise of land values; - the attitude of Lockport and Buffalo toward building a ship canal around Niagara Falls, the plan for an international bridge, railroad developments, and resulting local, state and national political actions. Included also are letters (1911-1914) relating to the projected Corning, Keuka Lake and Ontario Railroad and to projected changes - on the Barge Canal. Account books are primarily oil accounts (1843-1916), but also include daybooks, letter books, mill, flour and meal accounts. Also, three blue bottles used for Hotchkiss essential oils, and medals (14 bronze, 4 silver) awarded to the company at various exhibitions and meetings from 1851 to 1900.
-Also, business - records, 1952-1982, and files of invoices, 1925-1961, for the company's national and international accounts.
+Includes accounts, correspondence, banking records, broadsides, prices current, market + guides and other materials relating to the development of the essential oils industry in + Lyons, Wayne County, New York, by Hiram G. Hotchkiss and his family. Records give + technical details of the essential oil production in the 1860s and 1870s; information as + to the prizes awarded them at various fairs and exhibitions held in London, Paris, + Vienna, Philadelphia and other cities; and information concerning the organization and + administration of these exhibitions, about the awarding of prizes and the effect of + these awards on the firms concerned. Accounts and letters document the development of + the business, while reports and letters from brokers in New York, Boston and London + detail manipulations of the domestic and foreign markets. Included are letters to + brokers Taft and Lee in New York City and Myer of Boston that detail financial and + credit transactions and market strategies. Also, letters from London, Paris, Rome, + Moscow and other European cities discuss trade practices, international prices, the gold + flow, shipping information and other business matters.
+In addition to oil industry records, the collection includes accounts and letters + relating to flour sales (1841-1845) in Indiana and New York by the Hotchkiss agents, Dow + & Cary; an agreement between Hotchkiss & Co. with Dow & Cary to build a + flour mill at Seneca Falls, N.Y.; deeds, correspondence, and other material relating to + lands in Niagara, Ontario and Wayne Counties, and in Michigan; correspondence (1845) + relating to Hotchkiss's opposition to proposals made by the Auburn & Rochester + Railroad; and correspondence (1850-1858) between Hiram G. and his cousin Calvin + Hotchkiss, a banker in Lewiston, regarding the construction of a suspension bridge over + the Niagara to Queensborough, the building of a plank road, the use of water power, and + the consequent rise of land values; the attitude of Lockport and Buffalo toward building + a ship canal around Niagara Falls, the plan for an international bridge, railroad + developments, and resulting local, state and national political actions. Included also + are letters (1911-1914) relating to the projected Corning, Keuka Lake and Ontario + Railroad and to projected changes on the Barge Canal. Account books are primarily oil + accounts (1843-1916), but also include daybooks, letter books, mill, flour and meal + accounts. Also, three blue bottles used for Hotchkiss essential oils, and medals (14 + bronze, 4 silver) awarded to the company at various exhibitions and meetings from 1851 + to 1900.
+Also, business records, 1952-1982, and files of invoices, 1925-1961, for the company's + national and international accounts.
H. G. Hotchkiss Essential Oil Company records, #673. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-H. G. Hotchkiss Essential Oil Company records, #673. Division of Rare and Manuscript + Collections, Cornell University Library.
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George Family Museum Items - + George Junior Republic Currency - + George Junior Republic Musuem Items -
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Photographs of William R. George - + Photographs related to William R. George - + William R. George Family Photographs - + Photographs of Friends of William R. George - + Fresh Air Days Photographs (George Junior Republic) - + Early Days Photographs (George Junior Republic) - + Photographs - 1900-1905 (George Junior Republic) - + Photographs - 1906-1919 (George Junior Republic) - + George Junior Republic Activities and Group Photographs - + Photographs of Republic Buildings and Grounds - + Photographs of Republic Employees and Officials - + Photographs of Other Republics - + Photographs of George Junior Republic Ex-citizens - + Oversize and Miscellaneous Photographs - + Tintypes, Glass Plates, Negatives, and Miscellaneous - + Negatives - + Miscellaneous Rolled Photographs - + Photograph Albums - + Printed Photographs and Sketches -
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William R. George family papers, #800. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, - Cornell University Library.
-William R. George family papers, #800. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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Correspondence, accounts, mortgages, notes, articles, and other papers largely relating to Rogers' interests in banking affairs, the industrial development of central New York, and land and railroad investments. Includes letters and papers of Rogers' son, Charles Butler Rogers, and - material relating to the Central Railroad of Iowa, the Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad, Hamilton College, the Iowa Valley Construction Company, the Oswego River Starch Company, the Patent Cereals Company of Geneva, New York, the Remington Armory at Ilion, New York, the Utica Steam Cotton Mills, and the Utica Steam Woolen Mills. Other - topics include merchandizing, dairy farming, travel description, gold mining in Colorado, student life in Germany at the Koniglichen Friedrich-Willelms Universitat, hospitals, charitable institutions, and art; Correspondents include Isaac M. Cate, William W. Crapo, William H. Ferry, George S. Goodale, H. C. Potter, JohnH. Prentiss, F. W. - H. Sheffield, Breese Stevens, and Anson J. Upson.
+Correspondence, accounts, mortgages, notes, articles, and other papers largely relating + to Rogers' interests in banking affairs, the industrial development of central New York, + and land and railroad investments. Includes letters and papers of Rogers' son, Charles + Butler Rogers, and material relating to the Central Railroad of Iowa, the Flint & + Pere Marquette Railroad, Hamilton College, the Iowa Valley Construction Company, the + Oswego River Starch Company, the Patent Cereals Company of Geneva, New York, the + Remington Armory at Ilion, New York, the Utica Steam Cotton Mills, and the Utica Steam + Woolen Mills. Other topics include merchandizing, dairy farming, travel description, + gold mining in Colorado, student life in Germany at the Koniglichen Friedrich-Willelms + Universitat, hospitals, charitable institutions, and art; Correspondents include Isaac + M. Cate, William W. Crapo, William H. Ferry, George S. Goodale, H. C. Potter, JohnH. + Prentiss, F. W. H. Sheffield, Breese Stevens, and Anson J. Upson.
Correspondence is mainly concerned with stock and bond purchases in railroads. + The Central railroad Company of Iowa and Flint and Pere Marquette Railway, + Saginaw, Michigan. (H.C. Potter, Secretary-Treasurer)
+Letters are from banks and investment houses primarily, with a few letters from + railroads. More personal correspondence and household purchases
+Letters from son, Charles B. Rogers at Hamilton College. Investment news, + mainly from Piers Brothers (The Patent Cereals Co.), N.Y., N.Y.
+Includes receipts
+Correspondence is mainly concerned with stock and bond purchases in railroads. The Central railroad Company of Iowa and Flint and Pere Marquette Railway, Saginaw, Michigan. (H.C. Potter, Secretary-Treasurer)
-Letters are from banks and investment houses primarily, with a few letters from railroads. More personal correspondence and household purchases
-Letters from son, Charles B. Rogers at Hamilton College. Investment news, mainly from Piers Brothers (The Patent Cereals Co.), N.Y., N.Y.
-Includes receipts
Publius Virgilius Rogers papers, #821. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-Publius Virgilius Rogers papers, #821. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
+The microfilm (rolls 1-12) for the collection has been digitized and can be
- viewed here:
Digitized microfilm (rolls 1-12) also located on DVD-740-743
Book from Camp of Instruction, August 10-September 6, 1915.
Includes photographs of classmates, military training, the White House, President Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson
+Includes photographs of classmates, military training, the White House, + President Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson
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A portion of this collection has been microfilmed. The microfilm (rolls 1-12) for the
- collection has been digitized and can be viewed here: Willard Dickerman Straight papers, #1260. Division of Rare and Manuscript
- Collections, Cornell University Library.
A portion of this collection has been microfilmed. The microfilm (rolls 1-12) for the
+ collection has been digitized and can be viewed here:
Willard Dickerman Straight papers, #1260. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, + Cornell University Library.
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Consists mostly of graphic arts materials of Howard McCormick, representing his work as a wood engraver, cover designer, illustrator, and muralist, and includes prime prints, tear sheets, sketches, lecture slides, linoleum blocks, glass plate negatives of Navajo, Hopi, and Apache - Indian dances, photonegatives of a trip to Mexico, a wood engraving print of Abraham Lincoln's head, magazine articles written by McCormick, exhibition catalogs, and similar materials. Also includes letters to Howard McCormick from his brother Frederick, a Reuter's correspondent in the Far East, in which he describes living conditions, - customs, and superstitions among the Chinese, recounts his experiences reporting the Russo-Japanese War, and gives his impressions of the Russians; and business and personal correspondence from relatives and family friends. Correspondents include Carl Akeley, Josephine Newell, and Grace McCormick Wilson.
-Includes a woodblock print - by Howard McCormick of Borglum's bust of Lincoln.
+Consists mostly of graphic arts materials of Howard McCormick, representing his work as + a wood engraver, cover designer, illustrator, and muralist, and includes prime prints, + tear sheets, sketches, lecture slides, linoleum blocks, glass plate negatives of Navajo, + Hopi, and Apache Indian dances, photonegatives of a trip to Mexico, a wood engraving + print of Abraham Lincoln's head, magazine articles written by McCormick, exhibition + catalogs, and similar materials. Also includes letters to Howard McCormick from his + brother Frederick, a Reuter's correspondent in the Far East, in which he describes + living conditions, customs, and superstitions among the Chinese, recounts his + experiences reporting the Russo-Japanese War, and gives his impressions of the Russians; + and business and personal correspondence from relatives and family friends. + Correspondents include Carl Akeley, Josephine Newell, and Grace McCormick Wilson.
+Includes a woodblock print by Howard McCormick of Borglum's bust of Lincoln.
McCormick family papers, #1312. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
-McCormick family papers, #1312. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
+Upper Yang Tse, Hong Kong, Macao, Tea processing, Pagodas
Upper Yang Tse, Hong Kong, Macao, Tea processing, Pagodas
+Pekin, farming and daily life scenes
Pekin, farming and daily life scenes
+Farming, varia
Farming, varia
+Restricted use of map due to fragile state
-Gerow D. Brill papers, #1379. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell - University Library.
-Restricted use of map due to fragile state
+Gerow D. Brill papers, #1379. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell + University Library.
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