Correspondence October 1939 - May 1940
Correspondence between Jean Pottenger and William A. Schneider Jr. from October 1939 to May 1940.
Other correspondence:
October 1939:
November 1939:
December 1939:
February 1940:
Kent State Reminiscences. Accretion
The recollections of the experiences of Bob Asbille, class of 1970, during the Kent State period in 1970.
Contains information on SGA, Curriculum, FBI files on black activists, KDIC minutes and copies of NOUS
Contains notes on the formation of the curriculum committee, the American Civilization Midterm, class materials from Women and the Law, and Freshman Tutorial Materials.
FBI Files on Black Activists at Grinnell
Includes information about some other groups, including the Grinnell Student Movement and the Students for a Democratic Society
6 copies of the Grinnell Literary Review, NOUS. Four are undated, the other two are dated March 1967 and December 1966.
Old issues of the High and Mighty and a copy of the High and Mighty special report, The Military Industrial Complex in Iowa
Mostly correspondence related to Vietnam War activism, some related to FBI activity on campus.
Some notes by Bill, correspondence concerning his conscientious objector status, and pages of hand-written song lyrics, and two copies of The Beacon, a student publication.
Occupation of AFROTC building, Women's Liberation Front, High and Mighty Special, Peace committees during strike, Strike Coordinating Committee
Article on the proposed Black Studies major, Glenn Leggett's appeal to students to clean up their language, Letter from Labowitz suggesting a 10-year look back at the events of 1969
Includes list of photography credits. Many photos missing as a result of a giveaway at the end of the exhibit. Exhibit ran in Spring 2012.
2012 Student exhibit components #1
Contains pictures, flyers and posters from around campus promoting and depicting art, music, political and social events. Sign for exhibit that reads "Still happening here..." also in folder.
2012 Student exhibit components #2
Contains pictures, flyers and posters from around campus promoting and depicting art, music, political and social events.