Journalism.
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
#3132 (#96-242). African Women's Media Center, 1993 - 2001
Folder 3 contains some materials in French.
Charles Thomas Andrews papers
Annotated scrapbooks include correspondence, broadsides, pamphlets, historical sketches, addresses, clippings, and editorials relating to his positions, and to Republican and Progressive Party politics, conditions in Cuba and Puerto Rico, education and welfare of New York Indians, and genealogical data on Andrews and Clark families. Also, correspondence, addresses, manuscript essays, school newspapers, and other printed items.
Charles W. Thompson letters
Letters describe the Winfield Scott Schley controversy, 1901; Judge Alton B. Parker, a Democratic candidate; the town of Esopus, New York; William Jennings Bryan's tour, 1908; the Democratic State Convention in Rochester, New York; the fire and subsequent deaths of factory workers at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company in New York, 1911; the Chicago Republican Convention and the Baltimore Democratic Convention (including impressions of Baltimore), 1912.
Danny Schechter papers
Collection includes books, papers, correspondence, audio and video recordings, and other documentation related to the life and career of Danny Schechter.
Gordon E. White photographs and papers
Negatives, 4x5 cut film, taken at Cornell University for the Cornell Sun, for the Cornellian, and for personal interest; photographs and prints; student ephemera; reunion documents.
Halsey family papers
Personal and professional papers of Francis W. Halsey (Cornell University Class of 1873), a newspaper editor and writer, and of his brother, Frederick A. Halsey (Cornell University M.E. 1878), an engineer and author of a number of articles and books about engineering. Also, letters to Frederick Halsey's daughters Olga and Marion from Fred H. Colvin.
Harry Warner Frantz papers
Collection consists of 425 scrapbook binders containing clippings, awards, correspondence, photographs, reference files, news releases, and telegrams of Harry Warner Frantz.