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Reports and correspondence concerning the activities of the Associate Alumni, including membership renewals, election of officers, preparations for Reunion, election of alumni Trustees, fundraising, and preparation of Alumni Field to be used for Cornell sports. Many of the letters are addressed to George William Harris; other correspondents include Charles H. Hull and Robert Henry Treman, among others.

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Correspondence and circular letters surrounding the search for a new Dean or Director for the College of Civil Engineering. Correspondents include Cornell University President Jacob Gould Schurman, Robert H. Thurston, Frank S. Washburn, R. H. Treman, Charles D. Marx, Walter C. Kerr, and many others.

Scope and content Approximately 50 items including printed announcements, invitations, dance cards, and programs for dances, banquets, club meetings, and other entertainments and social events, most of them connected with Cornell University or located elsewhere in Ithaca, New York. Also includes a sheet of printed statistics on the Class of 1878, including the members' religious and political affiliations, their views on free trade versus trade protection, and their views on coeducation; a photograph of six...

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98 pages of typewritten correspondence between Cornell University administrators and faculty and architects at Carrère & Hastings, discussing specifications for Rockefeller Hall, and also updates to the electricity and lighting in Goldwin Smith Hall. Correspondents include Jacob Gould Schurman, Robert Henry Treman, George S. Moler, Edward L. Nichols, Owen Brainard, and others.