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Carleton, Charlotte C., 1919-20 Carlson, Randolph E., 1981 Chamberlain, Eliza A., 1902-03 Chamberlain, Mary, 1911-19 Chester township scholarship fund, 1908-17 Choska Alfalfa Mills, 1961-62 Christoph, Emily May, 1958 Christoph, Mildred B., 1982-84 Clapp, Charles, 1882 Clark, John C., 1905-44 Clark, Louise H., 1973-75 Clark, Theodore F., 1919-21 Clevenger, Edna Warren, 1954-72 Clifton, Cyril C., 1979 Cole, Gracia A., 1930-32 Cole, Phoebe A., 1945-46 Collins, Henry & Florence, 1915-39 Conard, Louisa S., 1976-84 Condit, Eliza B., 1921-30 Cooper, Samuel F., 1902-05 Crabb, David Ernest, 1953-57 Crabb, George M., 1957 Crandall, F.E., 1958 Crone, R. B. Emmet Farm, 1917-41 Crosby, James O., 1916-19 Crow, J.M., 1890-98 Cummings, Margaret D., 1957 Cunningham, Ethel, 1976-77 Curtis, Catharine, C., 1951 Cushman, Job, 1865 Dack, John W. & Nellie P., 1962-77

Phonathan. History, 1977-84 Phonathan. Student evaluations, 1991 & 1993 Phonathan. Training materials/scripts Phonathan, 1982-96 (6 folders) Student Development Committee, 1984-94 (3 folders) Special funds: Lori Schwab Memorial, 1994-95 Special funds: Laura Lambert memorial, 1996 Special mailings: Steiner, 1992 Special mailings: Goodnow, 1994 Special mailings: Swim Clock, 1994 Special mailings: Lybunt letter, 1995 Special mailings: Couples letter, 1995 Special mailings: Ternberg letter, 1995 Special mailings: Reunion '72, 1996 Special mailings: Lapsed "chalkboard" mailing, 1996 Special mailings: 1941 Pam letter follow-up to Farver challenge, 1996 Special mailings: Reunion '71 Loewi letter, 1996 Special mailings: Lapsed appeal letter, 1996 Special mailings: Kresge, 1996 Special mailings: Schmeichen letter, 1996 Special mailings: Joe Rosenfield letter, 1996 Special mailings: Kresge Science letter, 1997 Special mailings: J. Hill Medallion Ceremony, 1998 Special events: Herbie Hancock event, 1996 Special events: Fine Arts groundbreaking, 1996 Special events: NBC News spot Reunion, 1997 Special events: Noyce Science Center dedication, 1997

Photos of family members through four generations Photos of extended family Photo of house at 1510 East St., Grinnell Unknown photos

Theses by: C.L. Bogard D. Darge C. Doherty J.R. Gray J. Hayward B. Hoffman P. Irwin V. Levett J. McAdams C. McCune S. McMurray F.H. Miller D. Mosby S.K. Moulder T. Rehfeld L. Rendleman J. Sink D. Weeks

Norton, Dean Homer. 1956-1957. Physics curriculum. 1962-1963. National Science Foundation (NSF) scientific equipment proposal. Science Division. 1958-1968. Includes minutes of Science Division meetings; memos; reports, including "Sciences and science education at Grinnell, December 1965." Trustees. 1947, 1956. Reports to trustees from President Stevens, 1947; Dean Norton, 1947; Student Personnel Services, 1947; report on religion program, 1947.

1. Andelson, Jonathan. Book review, 1979. 2. Andelson, Jonathan. The double bind and social change in communal Amana. 3. Andelson, Jonathan. Routinization of behavior in a charismatic leader. 4. Apostle, Hippocrates G. Ackrill on Aristotle’s Categories. 5. Apostle, Hippocrates G. Book review, 1973. 6. Apostle, Hippocrates G. The unity in Aristotle’s ethics. 7. Babener, Liahna. California Babylon: the world of American detective fiction. 8. Brown, Andrew F. Lessing in Heutiger sicht. 9. Brown, Stuart Gerry. A note on C. Ritter’s reading of the Timaeus. 10. Brown, Stuart Gerry. On being free. 11. Brown, Stuart Gerry. The poetry of A.E. Housman. 12. Brozoski, Thomas J. Cognitive deficit caused by regional depletion of dopamine in prefrontal cortex of Rhesus monkey. 13. Brozoski, Thomas J. Dopamine in prefrontal cortex of Rhesus monkeys: evidence for a role in cognitive function. 14. Burkle, Howard. Jesus Christ and religious pluralism. 15. Christiansen, Kenneth. Catalogue of the species of the genus pseudosinella. 16. Christiansen, Kenneth. Chaetotaxy in Folsomia (Collembola Isotomidae) with special reference to nearctic species. 17. Christiansen, Kenneth. Creationism and the science teacher. 18. Christiansen, Kenneth. An evolutionary and ecological analysis of the terrestrial arthropods of caves in the Central Pyrenees. Parts I & II. 19. Christiansen, Kenneth. . Five new species of Orchesella. 20. Christiansen, Kenneth. Four new nearctic species of Folsomia. 21. Christiansen, Kenneth. Notes on Mexican cave pseudosinella with the description of six new species. 22. Christiansen, Kenneth. New species of the genus Nearctic Tomocerus. 23. Christiansen, Kenneth. Zoogeography of cave collembola east of the Great Plains. 24. Cleaver, Charles. Approximating democracy in Japan and the United States. 25. Cleaver, Charles. How can we explain the obvious success of Japanese universities. 26. Cleaver, Charles. Liberty, equality, fraternity: Japan and the U.S. 27. Clotfelter, Beryl. The basic questions science can’t answer. 28. Connelly, Peter J. Composition in the liberal arts: a shared responsibility. 29. Deck, Alice. African literatures in western languages: types of translation. 30. Delong, Karl T. The effect of the manipulation of social structure on reproduction in house mice. 31. Delong, Karl T. A microtus population with supplemental food. 32. Delong, Karl T. Population ecology of feral house mice. 33. Delong, Karl T. Population ecology of feral house mice: interference by microtus. 34. Delong, Karl T. Quantitative analysis of blood circulation through the frog heart. 35. Deminoff, William. “Interinstitutional Cooperation” (Chapter 10 in Handbook of College and University Administration, A.Knowles, ed.) 1970. 36. Duke, Charles L. Decay of 90ir. 37. Duke, Charles L. Decay of 90Rbg and 9ORbm. 38. Duke, Charles L. Determination of the isotope shift of 190H8 by. on-line laser spectroscopy. 39. Duke, Charles L. Nuclear shape staggering in very neutron-deficient Hg isotopes detected by laser spectroscopy. 40. Durkee, LaVerne H. Flora of Panama: Part IX, Family 177, Accanthaceae 41. Durkee, LaVerne H. A Pollen profile from woden bog in north—central Iowa. 42. Durkee, Lenore. Floral and extra-floral nectarines of passiflora. I. The floral nectary. 43. Durkee, Lenore. Light and electron microscopy of the resin glands of passiflora foetida. 44. Durkee, Lenore. Protein-containing cells in the nectary phloem of passiflora warmingii. 45. Erickson, Luther E. A protein N,R study of the stereochemistry and kin—- etics of the reactions of dimethyl sulfoxide with potassium dicloroglycinatoplatinate (II) and its methyl derivatives. 46. Erickson, Luther E. Stereochemistry of the reaction of Dimethyl Sulfoxide with Dichloro(glycinato)platinate(II) and similar amino acid complexes. 47. Gayer, Kenneth. A study of coloboma and other abnormalities in transplants of eye primo±’dia from normal and Creeper chick embryos. 48. Graham, Ben. Iowa’s Natural Heritage (pre-publication signatures). 49. Grey, Robert D. Dependency: A political economy model post-imperial Ethiopian foreign policy. 50. Grumet, Robert S. An analysis of upper Delawaran land sales in Northern New Jersey, 1630-1758. 51. Grumet, Robert S. Changes in Coast Tsimshian redistributive activities in the Fort Simpson region of British Columbia, 1788-1862. 52. Grumet, Robert S. Women and colonization; anthropological perspectives. 53. Harris, Bryan (translator). Poems by Christopher Meckel. 54. Herz, Theda M. In search of the reader: artistic quest and esthetic experience in Rene Aviles Fabila’s Tantadel. 55. Herz, Theda M. Las Fuentes Cultas de La Sátira del Confabulario. 56. Herz, Theda M. Rene Aviles Fabila in the light of Juan Jose Arreola: A study in spiritual affinity. 57. Irving, Donald J. Composition in the liberal arts: a shared responsibility. (filed under “Connelly”) 58. Jones, Charles. Using linear forms to determine the set of integers realizable by (g0, g1 . . . g) trees. 59. Jordan, David W. Edward A Steiner and the struggle for toleration during World War I. 60. Kinter, Anne G. Manuscript Collections: James Norman Hall Papers, 1906-1951. 61. Lalonde, Gerald. A Boiotian Decree in Athens. 62. Lalonde, Gerald. A study in Athenian architecture, sculpture, an topography. 63. Lalonde, Gerald. A fifth century Hieron southwest of the Athenian agora. 64. Lalonde, Gerald. A hero shrine in the Athenian agora. 65. Leggett, Glenn. The small private college: an equilibrium between change and constant values. 66. Macias Karolys, Carlos. Gramatica Inglesa para primero y segundo ano. 67. Mills, Susan K. The propensity interpretation of fitness. 68. Moberg, Thomas F. An adaptive M-Estimator and its application to a selection problem. 69. Moberg, Thomas F. An adaptive multiple regression procedure based on M-estimators. 70. Mooer, Edward M. Henry Irving’s Shakespearean productions. 71. Perri, Dennis. “La Colina” and the theatre of Daniel Gallegos. 72. Moberg, Thomas F. The Costa Rican stage: an update. 73. Moberg, Thomas F. . The grotesque in Rivas’ “Romances Historicos”. 74. Moberg, Thomas F. Tension, speaker, and experience in “Poema del dante jondo”. 75. Pluhar, Werner S. Abortion and simple consciousness. 76. Pluhar, Werner S. Nonnaturalism proper. 77. Reid, Clifford. Comments on “minimum wage legislation and the educational outcomes of youth. 78. Reid, Clifford. Measuring residential decentralisation of blacks and whites. 79. Reid, Clifford. Some evidence on the effect of manpower training programs on the black/white wage differential. 80. Schilling, Bernard N. The English case against Volaire: 1789-1800. 81. Skonnord, John. Act and artifact: narrative procedure in Werther. 82. Skonnord, John. Poetry and why it’s so. “Near the mountain” (poem). 83. Stone, John David. A formalization of Geach’s antinomy. 84. Stone, John David. Meaninglessness and paradox: some remarks on Goldstein’s paper. 85. Stone, John David. Proper names as connoting expressions. 86. Stone, John David. Semantic paradoxes and linguistic theory. 87. Stone, John David. Simplism and the liar. 88. Stone, John David. Treatments of the word ‘true’ in Mantague grammar. 89. Stone, Walter J. The dynamics of constituency: electoral control in the house. 90. Stone, Walter J. Electoral change and policy representation in Congress: domestic welfare issues from 1956-72. 91. Stone, Walter J. Measuring constituency-representative 1itikages: problems and prospects. 92. Uhlenhopp, Elliott L. Alterations in the structure of deoxyribonucleic acid on chemical methylation. 93. Uhlenhopp, Elliott L. Denaturation of DNA at ph 7.0 by acid and alkali. 94. Uhlenhopp, Elliott L. Measurement of strand breaks by viscoelastometry.   95. Uhlenhopp, Elliott L. Reaction of anthramycin with DNA. 96. Uhlenhopp, Elliott L. Rheopexy of denatured bacterial DNA solutions. 97. Uhlenhopp, Elliott L. Structural aberrations in T-even bacteriophage. VI. Molecular weight of DNA from giant heads. 98. Uhlenhopp, Elliott L. Viscoelastic analysis of high molecular weight, alkali- denatured DNA from mouse 3T3 cells. 99. Uhlenhopp, Elliott L. Viscoelastic characterization of single-stranded DNA from Escherichia Coli. 100. Uhlenhopp, Elliott L. Viscoelastic studies on tetrahymena macronuclear DNA. 101. Wubbels, Gene G. Ammonia-catalyzed photoaddition of tert-Butlyalchohol to 9,lO-Anthraquinone. Electron transfer catalysis of a photochemical hydrogen abstraction reaction. 102. Wubbels, Gene G. Base catalysis in a photochemical smiles rearrangement. A ca of general base catalysis of a photoreaction. 103. Wubbels, Gene G. Convenient, degassable, reusable tubes for “Merry-go-roumd” photochemistry and general vacuum line applications. 104. . Wubbels, Gene G. Een Universitair luilekkerland? 105. Wubbels, Gene G. Migratory aptitude studies in the photochemical rearrangement of 2(5F)—furanones. 106. Wubbels, Gene G. Photochemistry of Benzaldehyde in hydrochloric acid. Limitation of the scope of photoreduction-chlorination. 107. Wubbels, Gene G. Photosensitized dissociation of di-tert-butylperoxide. Energy transfer to a repulsive excited state. 108. Wubbels, Gene G. Solvent control of migratory aptitudes in the photochemical rearrangement of 2(5H)-furanones. 109. Wubbels, Gene G. Thermal and photochemical smiles rearrangement of beta(nitrophenoxy)ethylamines.

Legal status Lectures, by date (4 folders) Legislators Marriage and morals (4 folders)

Alumni Office: Samples of records the office keeps; samples of fund-raising projects. 1980. Chemistry Department. Reports to American Chemical Society 1984-88; Chemistry graduates occupational lists 1976-85. Computer Center: Digital Equipment Corporation proposal 1982; Trustees' venture fund 1982, 1988; memos. Curiculum: Academic departments analyses, 1979; Math Lab. 19 Curriculum: Advanced Placement 1982-84 Curriculum: Early graduation/acceleration 1983-84 Curriculum: Freshman tutorials. Evaluations 1978-81 Curriculum: Transcript analyses 1982-87. Includes "Preliminary Analysis of Grinnell College Students' Transcripts" Nov. 1982. Curriculum: Off-campus studies 1981-88. Primarily statistics. Curriculum: Parslow curriculum review 1982-84. Morris Parslow served as Curriculum Coordinator of an extensive review of the college curriculum 1982-84. Folders include memos, statistical studies, reports, department responses. Includes Parslow's "Report to the Faculty and the President", Aug. 1983. Development Office. 1976-88. Includes Fund-raising survey report. Marts & Lundy. Feb. 1976. Development Office goals. 1988 Pioneer Challenge Scholarship Recipients. 1988 Summaries of gifts. 1975-88.

Glenn Leggett inauguration, 1966: correspondence, programs.

Folder 1 May- December 1937: “Employment on Works Progress Administration Projects, Civilian Conservation Corps and Projects of Other Agencies, By Month: August 31, 1935- October 16, 1937”; “Number of Person Certified as In Need of Relief Employed on Works Progress Administration Projects, Civilian Conservation Corsps and Projects of Other Agenices, August 31, 1935- October 16, 1937”; “Employment on Works Program Projects, By Agency”; “Employment on Works Program Projects, By Relief Status and By Agency”; “Employment on Works Progress Administration Projects, Civilian Conservation Corps and Projects of Other Agencies, By State” Folder 2 January- July 1938: Matthews, William H. “These Past Five Years” March 1938; “Review of ‘Administration of Work Relief in the City of New York August 1936 to December 1937’”; “The WPA Project on Technological Change and Unemployment” Folder 3 August- December 1938: “Basic Considerations Affecting A National Public Assistance Program” General Industrial Advisor Council August 13, 1938; “Text of Mr. Hopkins’ Speech Given at the Departmental Auditorium November 14, 1938”; Williams, Pierce “Problems of Social and Economic Planning Which Will Be Raised By a Large Scale Program of Armaments,” December 15, 1938; Williams, Pierce “Population Basis of Allocating W.P.A. Funds” December 18, 1938. Folder 4 January- March 1939: “Suggested Revision of the Old Age Security Program”; “Broad Case for Drastic Amendment of the Present Old Age Security Program”; “Comments on Pending Amendments to the Social Security Act” Harry L. Hopkins. Folder 5 April- December 1939: “Reorganization Suggestions By the Secretary of Commerce” April 1939; Johnston, Alan “Reflections on Public Work and on The President’s Reorganization Plan No. 1 of April 25 and The President’s Relief Message of April 27” Arpil 29, 1939. Folder 6 January- May 1940: “Organization of Defense Research”; “Press Conference Transcript” Harry L. Hopkins May 23, 1940; “U.S. Inventors to Be Mobilized” Sandor S. Klein, June 1940. Folder 7 June 1940: Executive Order Creating “National Defense Research Committee”

Nilson Visas and immigration documents. Nilson passports Documents on Harriet's education and Talas American Mektibi. Harriet and Paul Nilson Correspondence, 1915-1916, from Goezne and Adana to Hartford Seminary. Card from Mrs. Christie to Paul Nilson at Hartford, Jan 1916. Note from Harriet Fischer to Mrs. Christie. Paul Nilson on Speaking Trip and correspondence with Harriet from Wheaton. Birth of Faith Elizabeth, 1919. Nilson Address at Grinnell, 1946 Letter to Herman Fischer. 1898: Dewey, Journey back to Mardin. Harriet Nilson Correspondence: Mother and Father. Harriet Nilson Correspondence: Siblings.

Presidential search 1979 (Ron Kurtz, Chair, Faculty Committee for selection of a new president). Includes memos, correspondence, vitae, rankings and evaluations of candidates. Separate folder for each of the final candidates: Drake, Penney, Breneman, and Sullivan. Dean search 1979-1980 (papers of search committee for dean of the faculty). Includes rankings and evaluations of candidates, candidates' vitae, progress reports on the search, duties of the dean. Budget committee, 1975-1980. Comparative statistics, salary recommendations, memos.

USSR study tours, 1983-1991. Correspondence, memos, reading lists, forms, travel information, photographs.

Annual budget for 1979-1989.

Correspondence between people outside the family, undated; 1940s-70s