Lecture notes.
Found in 35 Collections and/or Records:
Morehouse and Lang family papers
Notebook on Vladimir Nabokov's lectures
Notes taken by Cornell University student Patricia Lee Wells (later Lunneborg) while attending Vladimir Nabokov's lectures for Literature 312 during the spring of 1955. Approximately 95 leaves of hand written notes in a Cornell University three-ring binder.
Romyn Hitchcock papers
Papers of Romyn Hitchcock, a chemist and lecturer on the Orient, include correspondence, lecture notes, monographs, government bulletins and other pamphlet material, newspaper clippings, and maps. Collection is primarily concerned with Chinese-American diplomatic relations; spheres of influence; problems of Chinese immigration, including low wages, tong societies, and the Chinese Exclusion Act; and the geography, art, religion, and customs of China and Japan.
William Elliot Griffis papers
Williams family papers
Papers of Josiah Butler Williams, banker, businessman, and New York State Senator, contain business, political, and personal papers, accounts, legal documents and correspondence, 1809-1883. Subjects include banking, canals, the lumber business, railroads, and real estate; also, Cornell University, Ovid Academy, the New York and Erie Telegraph Company, the Ithaca and Owego Railroad Company, the Ithaca Cotton Mills, the Merchants and Farmers' Bank, Ithaca, and the Sodus Canal.