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m1969 Addison Jones, '50, address to Alumni Association. List of Alumni - Senior Chapel speakers, 1946-1969, List of Alumni School speakers, 1946-1969, Ben Graham, remarks at dedication of Conard Environmental Research Area. Post mortem evaluation of weekend. 1970 No commencement held 1971 Scripts for commencement and convocation, press releases, Manning commencement address, 6 p., Vonnegut correspondence, 1970, Honorary degree candidates biographical information and citations (4 degrees at commencement on May 28; 5 degrees at 125th Anniversary Convocation June 5) 1972 Degree citations and biographical information. Leggett's charge to seniors (including degree to Gaylord Milburn). Miscellaneous correspondence, Physcial Education Complex dedication: script, press release, honorary degree citations and biographies, description of building, Crawford address.

Samples of forms, (letters, schedules, reservations, etc.) used for organizing commencement weekend. Cassette tape of processional (Beethoven's Military Marches in F, nos. 1 & 2) and recessional (Beethoven's Military March in D)

Facts about the college. ca. 1961-1962 Faculty committee reports. 1966-1967 Faculty Development & Evaluation Committee. 1979 Faculty organization 1957-1975 Fine Arts building. 1956-1969

Scholarships: Presser, 1978-1985; Rosenfield, James W. 1965; Travel-Service, 1970; Ulich, 1968; Van Evera, 1966, 1973; Van Note 1959-1960; Wood 1957-1959; Younker, 1973 Science building (campus planning) 1951-1970 Science building addition (campus planning) 1961-1964 Service building (campus planning) 1962-1968. Includes Skidmore, Owings & Merrill site study, 1962 Skating rink (Barber Plaza) (campus planning), 1960-1962. Includes correspondence with Weitz Construction, correspondence and plans from Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Staff employees, 1962-1972 Steiner Hall (campus planning) 1959-1968 Student Government Association 1975-1978. Includes proposed constitutional changes 1978, committee structure, Black Cluster System (dormitories) 1977 Tennis courts (campus planning) 1956-1957 Time-Life journalism program 1977-1981. Includes correspondence with speakers, text of lecture by Tom Wicker "Who, What and How: Crucial Influences on the Performance of the American Press" 1978; text of lecture by Howard Simons "The Media and the First Amendment: 1978 (the first two lectures in the series), press releases, correspondence with Charles Bear of Time-Life. Thompson, Kenneth 1973-1977 Union 1969-1974. Includes papers on Physical Plant employees' strike of 1974

English, 1955-1977 French, 1969-1977 Freshmen Tutorials, 1972 German, 1961-1977 History, 1957-1977 Humanities, 1963-1977 Library, 1975-1977 Mathematics, 1954-1978 Music, 1953-1978

Philosophy, 1953-1976 Physical Education, 1953-1979 Physics, 1954-1977 Political Science, 1954-1978 Program for Practical Political Education (PPPE), 1958-1971

Admissions Office presentations, 1976-80. Career Development presentations to prospective students and guidance counselors. Advisory Board. 1972, 1980 Annual reports. 1972 Alumni, black. 1982-83 Alumni Educational Advisors Directories. 1974 Alumni meetings. 1974-82 Alumni: misc. correspondence. 1973-74

Minority students. 1951-85. Lists of black students enrolled at Grinnell 1951-74 and 1984-85 Mock interview day. 1984 New Student Days. 1974-75. Texts of remarks NCA Self Study. 1988 Personnel. ca 1980-85. Primarily Career Development Office and Resident Advisor job descriptions, some correspondence. Pioneer Referral Network. 1981-84 Recruiters. 1970-83. Primarily lists, some correspondence. Recruiters, military. 1971-73 Relationships month. 1982 Sloan grant. 1982-88 Staff manuals. 1973-78

Confidential Information about each student participant may include application forms, learning, contracts, correspondence, evaluations, and reports. Files are arranged chronologically by semester, then alphagetically by student.

Confidential Information about each student participant may include application forms, learning, contracts, correspondence, evaluations, and reports. Files are arranged chronologically by semester, then alphagetically by student.

Greg Thielman WOI 11/1/85 Robert S. McNamara 11/7/85 Richard Pipes WOI Iowa Morning Edition 11/14/85 Barry Zigas Low Income Housing Problem 2/3/87 Poverty and Homelessness in Iowa Panel 2/3/87 Dimensions of Homelessness Mitch Snyder 2/3/87 Poverty and Homelessness Panel 2/3/87 Chuck Palmer Deinstitutionalization 2/4/87 Eleanor Holmes Norton Feminization of Poverty 2/5/87 Paul Murphy First Amendment Conference 2/17/87 Brady Williamson First Amendment Conference 2/17/87 Elizabeth Fox-Genovese First Amendment Conference 2/18/87 Catherine MacKinnon First Amendment Conference 2/18/87 Archibald Cox First Amendment Conference 2/19/87 Mayra Buvinic 3/4/89 Chandra Talpade Mohanty 3/8/89 India at 50 Robert McNamara on Star Wars. Common Ground, January 1968 English Translation to Accompany Land Invasion Video Healthy Love in the US in the 1990s (2 tapes) Jacqui Alexander 3/3/89 Jamaica Kincaid 3/6/89 Linda Lim 3/6/89 Marjorie Agosin Women of Smoke 3/5/89 Roxanna Carrillo 3/4/89 Hans Apel, European Integration, 9/29/92 Abating Global Warming for Fun and Profit, Dr. Amory Lovins 7/17/92 Revolution of 1989 Soviet Union / Eastern Europe Prospects for the 1990s. 2/2/90 Gordon Wood 10/2/89 French and American Revolutions Olwen Hufton 9/28/89 Panel Discussion 3/7/89 Simi Afonja 3/6/89

U.S. Soviet Agricultural Relations: Dr. Victor Lischenko, Academy of Sciences of USSR. Agriculture in the Soviet Union. 9/26/82. Rosenifled Lecture: Kingman Brewster, former ambassador to U.K., former president of Yale. Britain, the fulcrum of the Atlantic Alliance. 4/7/82. National Symposium on Higher Education. Panel Discussion. March 12 1982. National Symposium on Higher Education. Ronald Goodnow. From the other side: on the Third World and American Education. March 11 1982. National Symposium on Higher Education. K. Patricia Cross. Changing Roles for Higher Education. March 11 1982. National Symposium on Higher Education. Frederick Rudolph. Higher Education and the National Agenda: An Exercise in Wishful Thinking? March 11 1982. National Symposium on Higher Education. Introduction: George Drake. Keynote: Howard Bowen. Values: The Dilemmas of Our Time - and Education. March 10 1982. Richard Kirkendall, Iowa State University. The New Deal for U.S. Agriculture. Feb 2 1982. Lecture. January 30 1982. George McJimsey '58, Iowa Staet University. Harry Hopkins, '12 and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Conference on Mediterranean Democracies. John Cammett. Continuity and Change in the Holian [?] Communist Party from Gramsci [?] to Berlinger. Nov 4 1981. Conference on European Democracies. Leonardo Daggi. Eurocommunism and Democracy. Nov 3 1981. Marcos McGrath, CSC. Future of U.S.-Latin American Relations. Claude Barfield. Amerca's Agenda for 80s. April 7 1981. Andrew Young. The Quest for Human Rights. Jan 29 1981. Andrew Young. American Foreign Policy. Jan 28 1981. Nuclear Disarmament. Earl Ravenal, Georgetown School of Foreign Service. Parameters of Peace. Oct 14 1982. Nuclear Disarmament. Gordon Thompson, Union of Concerned Scientists. The Race to Oblivion. Oct 13 1982. Conference on U.S.-Soviet Agricultural Relations. Leo V. Mayer, U.S. Dept of Agriculture. U.S. Policy on Soviet-American Grain Trade. Sept 28 1982. Conference on U.S.-Soviet Agricultural Relations. Panel. Lischenko, Chrystal, Soth, and Kleckner. Sept 27 1982.

Madeleine Albright. Feb 13 1990. Strobe Talbott. March 8 1989. Bill Bradley. May 4 1988. Donald McHenry. March 10 1988. Donald McHenry. March 9 1988. Samuel Huntington. Transition to Democracy: Can it Happen in South Africa. April 10 1987. Joe Wall. January 30 1986. Margaret Anderson. Jan 30 1986. Robert S. McNamara. November 6 1985.