Correspondence June 1934 - December 1935
Correspondence of Jean Pottenger and William A. Schneider Jr. from June 1934 to December 1935, no correspondence in September or October 1934, January, or March-July 1935.
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Correspondence January 1936 - April 1937
Correspondence between Jean Pottenger and William A. Schneider Jr., January 1936 to April 1937.
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Correspondence May 1937 - September 1938
Correspondence between Jean Pottenger and William A. Schneider Jr. from May 1937 to September 1938. No letters in August 1937 and July 1938.
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Correspondence October 1938 - June 1939
Correspondence between Jean Pottenger and William A. Schneider Jr. from October 1938 to June 1939. No letters from July or August 1939.
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Jean Pottenger and William A. Schneider Jr. Correspondence
Letters exchanged between 1934-1940 between Jean Pottenger and William A. Schneider Jr., as well as some letters from other friends and family. Copy of the Mentored Advanced Project (MAP) on their correspondence and some extra information the donor shared.
Correspondence October 1939 - May 1940
Correspondence between Jean Pottenger and William A. Schneider Jr. from October 1939 to May 1940.
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1972 Activism Reunion Materials 1969-2012 1969-1973
Includes personal notebook and Associated Women Student's pin, awarded to president of AWS until 1971
From donation: This notebook contains diaries, letters, anti-war recruiting material, and song lyrics from 4 grinnell college alums. These materials give a more personal look into the activism of the times and their impact on students.
Recollections of Tinker's protest over the comprehensive exams and other portest activities. Posthumous contribution from Bev Schnabel.
Includes transcript of Keith Kozloff's interview about protesting the Democratic National Convention, discussions about drug use on campus, Richard Mellman's election as homecoming queen, Adam Clayton Powell's residence in the PPPE, and Richard Schneirov's expulsion after housing his girlfriend.
Contents: Convocation program sponsored by Concerned Black Students, Conference on New Politics flyer, Black Panther 10 points, Clippings and correspondence associated with inverting the flag, Ptero article on the playboy protests, "Free Dope vote Dix" poster, 1969 NSO program, S and B "Did you know...?" promotional material to parents, Grinnell Lockerroom cartoon, Clay Williams tuition bill, "Younker's Song," Glen Leggett's statement on the drug problem, Excerpts from the 1969-1970 student handbook, 1969 PPPE program: The Political Outsiders, Homecoming Queens referendum, Julian Bond article, College Response to Proposals by Black Students article, Chicago Eight and the Anti-Riot Act material, Call for a Vietnam Moratorium, Schedule of events for Moratorium, Grinnell Eco-action Handbook, Joseph F. Wall letter regarding FBI activity on campus (Oct 31, 1969), Nixon S and B cover, Information on trip to Washington, Information on "A million in Washington," Paragraph on the Chicago 15, Anti-Vietnam War letter to the Grinnell community, Censorship by printers in the S and B, Young Americans for Freedom promotional material, March on Washington, "You bet your life..." piece satirizing the draft, 1969-1970 Student Handbook.
After School Closed- Materials for canvassing at home
Instructions and advice for contacting senators, canvassing, and proposed congressional action, Article from the High and Mighty on United Aircraft, Article by P. Robert Hodierne about Vietnam.
Placards and other exhibit materials
Includes poster for the exhibit, placards with quotes from students of the era, Pamphlets from the Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace group and the Great Plains Vietnam Moratorium Committee, Nixon anti-war dollar, Upside down flag.