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Printed dedication program (with manuscript annotations) and typewritten transcripts of speeches given at the dedication of Clark Hall. Speakers whose remarks are transcribed include University Provost Dale Corson (presiding over the symposium), Morris Bishop, Hans Bethe, University President James A. Perkins (presiding over the dedication ceremony), Robert L. Sproull, Charles M. Herzfeld, and Donald Hornig.

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Typewritten reports and correspondence concerning the Chemistry Department Library and the Physics Library, and planning for the new Physical Sciences Library. Correspondents include Stephen A. McCarthy, Giles F. Shepherd, R.L. Sproull, Mary Thomas, and Arthur C. Kulp, among others.

Scope and content Collection of documents mainly created by Sproull regarding his life. Includes autobiography, oral history interview, curriculum vitae, speeches and publications. Topics include his education experiences at Deep Springs College, Telluride Association, and Cornell University. Work regarding experimental physics and nuclear studies at Princeton, Cornell and Rochester. Copies of talks and papers on various aspects of nuclear and atomic studies, global warming, and education. Copy of a speech...

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Files of Vice President for Academic Affairs Robert L. Sproull include correspondence, subject files on special events, information concerning Cornell schools and departments, and other records of academic units reporting to Sproull.