Content Description Collection contains Abigail Miller's lecture notes, exams, and syllabi from classes taken between fall of 1998 through spring of 2002. Includes the following courses: History 333 (taught by Professor Blumin), History 345 (taught by Professor R.L. Moore), Religious Studies 251 (taught by Professors Kim Haines-Eitzen and Ross Brann), History 341 (taught by Professor R. Polenberg), History 290 (taught by Professor Peter Holquist), History 126 (taught by Carol Kammen), American Studies 202...

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Collection contains photographs of Cornell University campus, students, activities, professors, athletics, and waterfalls, taken by Ada Buck when she was a student at Cornell. Campus buildings photographed include Sibley Hall, Goldwin Smith Hall, Sage Chapel, Boardman Hall, and Balch Hall.

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Collection contains correspondence, sorority invitations, diploma, senior week and commencement programs, and photographs belonging to Alice Jean Gooding.

Content Description Collection contains letters written by Marian Duschnes to her parents and grandparents during a her time as a student at Cornell University in the 1920s. Topics include discussions of orientation week (including the swim test in the Sage Pool and women's crew test), sorority rush, Sigma Delta Tau and other Jewish student organizatiosn, Greek life social events, daily life on campus, the opening of Willard Straight Hall (1925), and the Cornell infirmary (March of 1928). Duschnes' letters also...

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Letters of Mary J. Church to her brother from New York City, where she was attending Rutgers' Female College, concerning family and friends, school work, notable places in the city, impressions of Henry Ward Beecher, comments on the Civil War, and the reaction to Lincoln's assassination.