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Scrapbook with programs, corsages, and other memorabilia.

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Programs, menus, and brochures from the Agassiz Club, the Dramatic Club, the Music Department, University concerts, Omicron Nu, Sedowah, candle lighting service, Commencement, and the New York State Federation of Home Bureaus. Also, a brochure listing the women of the Class of 1929 and what they did after graduation, ca. 1935.

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Two student scrapbooks, with clippings, invitations, programs, corsages, etc.; Cornell memorabilia and publications; items relating to Cornell athletics and Commencement; Ithaca and Cornell guidebooks; class notes and notebookes from Home Economics classes, undergraduate and graduate; clippings; Reunion memorabilia; The Lutheran Student bulletin.

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Student scrapbook, with programs, menus, letters, photographs, clippings, and other memorabilia.

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Scrapbook, with programs, clippings, and memorabilia documenting her student experiences.

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Student scrapbook including programs, photographs, clippings, menus, and other memorabilia. The scrapbook documents activities during World War I, courtship, and Home Bureau work, as well as some alumni activities.

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Three scrapbooks documenting her Cornell experience and four scrapbooks relating to her work as a 4-H extension agent in Hawaii.

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Collection includes photographs (1944) from the practice apartment in the College of Human Ecology and correspondence (2009).

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Student scrapbook containing photographs, programs, menus, invitations, greeting cards, clippings, corsages, and other memorabilia documenting Whelan's Cornell experience and her involvement with the Newman Club and Kermis Club. Includes football programs, a ticket and what appears to be a piece of the goal post from the 1949 Pennsylvania game.

Scope and content Papers of Henry Valentine Pratt (Cornell University Class of 1890) include a letter (1885) from W.A. Randall of Rochester, advising him to join a college fraternity, letters (1885) from L.H. Barnum, School Commissioner at Bloods, Steuben County, New York, advising him against fraternities and introducing him to Professor John Lewis Morris at Cornell, where Pratt had won a Regents scholarship, and an essay (1887) written for a social science class on the Willard Asylum and other state...