Minutes with Board of Managers Reports: 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869

Specifications for the Erection of the Swarthmore College Building, 1866; Proceedings on the Laying of the Cornerstone, 5/10/1866 (3 copies); Swarthmore Colege Bulletin, 6/18/1869; Circular to Parents for the First Term, 9/22/1869; Notice from Parrish Postponing College Opening, 10/16/1869; Circular from Parrish on Postponement of College Opening due to Construction Delays, 10/30/1869

Proceedings of the Inauguration, 11/10/1869

Prospectus for the First School Year, 1869-1870; First Annual Catalogue, 1869-1870

Bound volumes: 1870-1885, 1885-1893, and 1893-1901

Library Catalogue, 1871; Exercises at the Inauguration of President Magill, 1872 (2 copies); Informational brochure on the college, n.d.; Circular of Information, 1892

Annual Catalogues: 1870-1870, 1871-1872

Annual Catalogues:1872-1873, 1873-1874, 1874-1875, 1875-1876 (2 copies), 1876-1877, 1877-1878

Annual Catalogues: 1878-1879, 1879-1880, 1880-1881, 1881-1882, 1882-1883, 1883-1884

Annual Catalogues: 1884-1885, 1885-1886, 1886-1887, 1888-1889, 1889-1990 (2 copies)

Annual Catalogues: 1890-1891 (2 copies), 1891-1892, 1892-1893, 1893-1894

Annual Catalogues: 1894-1895, 1895-1896 (2 copies), 1896-1897, 1897-1898, 1898-1899

Annual Catalogues: 1899-1900, 1900-1901, 1901-1902 (2 copies), 1901-1902, 1902-1903

President's Report to the Board of Managers: 1891, 1894-1895

Minutes, Board of Managers Report, etc.: 1870, 1871

Minutes, Board of Managers Report, etc.: 1872 (2 copies), 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880

Minutes, Board of Managers Report, etc.: 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1885

Minutes, Board of Managers Report, etc.: 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889 (photocopy)

Minutes, Board of Managers Report, etc.: 1890, 1891, 1892, 1894 (photocopy)

Minutes, Board of Managers Report, etc.: 1895, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899 (2 copies)

Vol. 17, #4: Alumni Number, 1920; Vol. 27, #4: Alumni Register, 1930

Vol. 32, #4: Alumni Register, 1935 (2 copies)

Vol. 38, #2: Alumni Register, 1940 (2 copies)

Directory of Addresses, 1967

Lacking: Directory of Addresses, 1976

Lacking: Alumni Directory, 1983

Lacking: Alumni Directory, 1989

Alumni Directory, 1999 (2 copies)

Calendar, 1902

Calendar, 1914; Calendar, 1924; Calendar, 1926

Calendar, 1931-1932; Calendar, 1932-1933

Official Calendar of Swarthmore College, 1937-1938

Calendar: 1947; 1965; 1967; 1968; 1972; 1973: 1974; 1975

Calendar, 1976 (2 copies); Calendar, 1977; Calendar, 1978; Calendar, 1979;

Calendar, 1980; Calendar, 1981 (with explanatory letter); Calendar, 1982 (2 copies); Calendar, 1983; Calendar, 1984; Calendar, 1985; Calendar, 1986

Calendar, 1986 (2 copies); Calendar, 1987 (2 copies); Calendar, 1988 (2 copies); Calendar, 1989 (2 copies); Calendar, 1990 (2 copies)

Calendar, 1991; Calendar, 1992 (2 copies); Calendar, 1993; Calendar, 1994 (2 copies); Calendar, 1995 (2 copies);

Calendar, 1996; Calendar, 1997 (2 copies); Calendar, 1998; Calendar, 1999; Calendar, 2000; Calendar, 2001; Calendars, 2003-2012

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1940-1941

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1941-1942

Weekly Calendars for the Summer Program in 1942

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1942-1943

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1943-1944

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1944-1945

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1945-1946

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1946-1947

Weekly Calendars for 1951-1952

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1952-1953

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1953-1954

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1954-1955

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1955-1956

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1956-1957

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1957-1958

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1958-1959

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1959-1960

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1960-1961

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1961-1962

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1962-1963

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1963-1964

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1964-1965

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1965-1966

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1966-1967

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1967-1968

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1968-1969

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1969-1970

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1970-1971

Weekly Calendars for the school year 1971-1972

List of Funds, 1906; Endowment Fund, 1907 (2 copies); Bulletin Vol. 49 #4: The Price of Conviction, 1952; List of Funds, 1913

Swarthmore Jubilee Endowment Fund, 1920 (2 copies); Swarthmore Jubilee Million Dollar Endowment Fund, 1920; Bulletin Vol. 17, #3: The Swarthmore Million Dollar Endowment Fund, 1920; Swarthmore College Endowment Fund, 1920

In Memoriam, Elizabeth Powell Bond, 1926; Swarthmore College Endowment Fund, 1929; "Share the Next Three Years with Swarthmore," 1930 (2 copies); A Second Two Million for Educational Endowment, 1930; As Others See Us, 1929; Bulletin Vol. 31 #4: Endowment

The Swarthmore College Campaign Handbook, 1946; Will Swarthmore Endure?, 1941;

Swarthmore Plans its Future, 1940 (2 copies); Manners and Morals in an Endowment Campaign, 1948; Annual Alumni Fund, 1949; Bulletin Vol. 47, #4: The Swarthmore College Development Program, 1949; Bulletin Vol. 49, #3: Progress Report of the Development Pro

Signal, Vol. 1, #1: 5/1963; Signal, Vol. 1, #2: 6/1963; Signal, Vol. 1, #3: 8/1963; Signal, Vol. 1, #4: 10/1963; Signal, Vol. 1, #5: 11/1963; Signal, Vol. 2, #1: 1/1964; Signal, Vol. 2, #2: 4/1964; Signal, Vol. 2, #4: 6/1964

Swarthmore's Centennial Objectives, 1962; Plan of Campaign, ca. 1962; Highlights of a Campus Leadership Conference, 6/9/1962; A good way to help American education through your support of Swarthmore College at a minimum cost to yourself, 10/1/1962

Centennial Homecoming Football Program, 10/26/1963; Program for Gone, 2/28/1964; Centennial Concert, 2/29/1964; First Report on Gifts to the $10 Million Swarthmore Centennial Fund, 1964; A Pocketful of Facts about Swarthmore's Centennial Objectives, 1964;

Bulletin Vol. 63, #7: Creative Giving and Swarthmore College, 3/15/1966; Alumni Fund Committee, 1968; Fundraising Letter, 4/1968; When She Is Ready for Swarthmore, Will Swarthmore Be Ready for Her?, 9/1968; Styles may change at Swarthmore, 1969; Promotion; "The Future of Swarthmore: A Guide to Estate Planning, Bequests and Special Gifts," (Bulletin Vol. LVII, #3)

"Is Swarthmore Eating its Tail?" 1972; "Swarthmore Still Risks Eating its own Tail," ca. 1972; Resolved: "At Swarthmore: A Generous Gift, 2/1972 (Lang Music Building, Swarthmore College Calendar of Musical Events, Feb./March 1972, back cover); "To maintain the tradition of excellence in Engineering education at Swarthmore College," 10/1976; "Let your lives speak," 10/1977; Bulletin Vol. 76, #3:

Let Your Lives Speak (The Program for Swarthmore) (2 copies), 1979; The Annual Fund, 1983; Swarthmore College: Facts, 1983; The Campaign for Swarthmore: A Status Report, ca. 1986; Ways of Giving, 1986; All the Pieces Fit Together

The Campaign for Swarthmore, 1986; The Campaign for Swarthmore, 1986-1987; Annual Fund Reminder: Better Hurry..., ca. 1987; Annual Fund Reminder: Time Is Running Out…, ca. 1987; All the Pieces Fit

Swarthmore College Development Program, 1977; Bulletin Vol. 77, #4: Report on Gifts to Swarthmore, 1979; Report of Donors to the Program for Swarthmore, 1981; Swarthmore College Report of Donors, 1982; `

Report of Donors, 1983; Report of Donors, 1984; Report of Donors, 1987; Donors to Swarthmore College, 1989; Donors to Swarthmore College, 1990 (2 copies)

Gifts to Swarthmore College, 1991 (2 copies); Gifts to Swarthmore College, 1992; Gifts to Swarthmore College, 1993; Gifts to Swarthmore College, 1994. Includes "A Special Preview of the North Campus Project"

Gifts to Swarthmore College, 1996; Report of Gifts, 2001; Report of Gifts, 2002; Giving to Swarthmore, 2003; Gifts to Swarthmore, 2004; Giving to Swarthmore, 2004

Giving to Swarthmore, 2005; Parrish Challenge Campaign, 2005; Meaning of Swarthmore, 2006; Donors and Volunteers, 2007-2008

Invitation to the Inauguration, 1902; Invitation to the Inauguration (Institutions), 1902; Bulletin Vol. 1, #2: Inauguration of Joseph Swain, LL.D., 1902 (2 copies); Bulletin Vol. 1, #2: Inauguration of Joseph Swain, LL.D., 1902 (Bound edition); Inauguration of President Swain: Order of Exercises, 1902 (2 copies)

Invitation to the Inauguration, 1921; Invitation to the Inauguration, (Institutions), 1921; Inauguration of Frank Aydelotte as President, 1921 (2 copies); Bulletin, Vol. 19, #2: The Inauguration of Frank Aydelotte as President of Swarthmore College, 1921 (2 copies)

Alumni Dinner, 1940; Inauguration of John William Nason as President of the College, 1940; Invitation to Alumni Dinner, 1940; Bulletin, Vol. 38, #5: The Inauguration of John William Nason as President of Swarthmore College, 1940 (2 copies)

Alumni Dinner, 1953; Inauguration of Courtney Craig Smith as the Ninth President of the College, 1953 (2 copies); Bulletin, Vol. 51, #3: The Inauguration of Courtney Craig Smith as Ninth President of Swarthmore College, 1953 (2 copies); Invitation to Inaugural Luncheon, 1953

Bulletin, Vol. 67, #5: Inaugural Issue, 1969 (2 copies); Invitation to the Inauguration, 1969; Invitation to Alumni Homecoming Dinner, 1969; Cross Comes to Swarthmore Searching for Honesty, Directness, 1969; Hunter Head May Get Swarthmore Post, 1969; News from Swarthmore College, 1969; N.Y. Educator Named to head Swarthmore, Seeks 'Personal Dimension,'1969; News from Hunter College, 1969; Bob Cross Notes, 1969; Head of Hunter Cites Role of College President, 1969; News Media Inaugural Invitation List, 1969; Memorandum from Joseph B. Shane, 1969; Swarthmore President Urges Intelligent Criticism from 100th Class, 1969; Biodata of Alumni Dinner Speakers, 1969; Letter from Julien Cornell, 1969; Letter from Joseph B. Shane, 1969; In his first major speech as President... 1969; Invitation Draft, 1969; Invitation Draft, 1969; Robert D. Cross will be inaugurated... 1969; Special Exhibits Friday and Saturday, October 10th and 11th, 1969; D.F. McCallister and Sons Receipt for Luncheon, 1969 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Chorus: Music for October 11, 1969; Alumni Homecoming Dinner, 1969; Inaugural Address, 1969; Draft of News Release, 1969; Dr. Cross Inaugurated at Swarthmore; He Stresses Ties to the Outside World, 1969; Swarthmore Sees More Diverse Courses, 1969; Cross Defends Relevance, Rejects Parochialism; Inaugural Address Relates College and Society, 1969; Dr. Robert Cross, President of Swarthmore College, will..., 1969; News Media Information for Inauguration of Dr. Robert Cross, 1969; Letter From Elain Winters, 1969; Inauguration of Robert D. Cross as tenth president, 1969; Miscellaneous Notes, 1969

Bulletin, Vol. 71, #3, Part II: Theodore Wood Friend III, 11th President of Swarthmore College Inaugural Address, 1973 (2 copies); The Inauguration of the eleventh president of Swarthmore College, 1973 (2 copies); Invitation to Inauguration, 1973 (2 copies); Letter to Robert M. Browning, 1971; Progress Report of Presidential Search, 1972; Letter from Joseph B. Shane, 1971; Announcement of the Election of Theodore Wood Friend, III, 1972; Memorandum Re: Initial Visit of President Wood, 1973; List of Professors on Leave Who Received Notices of New President, 1972; News Release: Swarthmore College has named... 1972; Memorandum from Rhea Seagull Re: Philadelphia Inquirer, 1972; Notes on Public Relations Junket, New York, May 3, Landis and Gillespie, 1973; Memorandum Re: Inauguration of President Priend Dedication of the Lang Music Building, 1973; Memorandum from K. Landis, 1973; Notes from Meeting on Inauguration, 1973; Letter from Joseph Adam and Son Co., 1973; Memorandum Re: Invitation Letter for Inauguration, 1973; Memorandum Re: Danny Goldwater and his Crum Creek Ramblers, 1973; Letter from Kendall Landis, 1973; RSVP from Jim Lenhart, 1973; RSVP from George R. Packard, RSVP from Jane Robert, 1973; RSVP from Dorie Lenz, 1973; Invitation to the Inauguration, 1973; Memorandum Re: Dorie Friend's Inaugural Speech; RSVP from Ann Witmer, 1973; Announcement of Inauguration to students, 1973; News Release: Swarthmore College will inaugurate... 1973; Swarthmore College Will Inaugurate its ! !th president, 1973; Inaugural Address (2 copies), 1973; Colleges Recommended at the Inauguration, 1973; Minutes of the inaguration Committe Meeting of Thursday, September 20th at 1:00 p.m.; Inauguration Handout to Alumni Re: Women's Field House, 1973; Memorandum, 1973; Memorandum Re: Theodore Friend's Name, 1973; Bulletin, Vol. 71, #4: Swarthmore Inaugurate's Eleventh President,1974; The Inauguration of the Eleventh President of Swarthmore College: Theodore Wood Friend III, 1973; Introduction to Swarthmore College, N.D., Miscellaneous Notes, N.D., Thank You Notes from Kendall Landis, 1973; Guest List for Inauguration Luncheon, 1973; Letter from Mrs. Harry A. Roeder Re: Inauguration Luncheon, 1973; East Asian Historian Named Head of Swarthmore College, 1972; New Swarthmore Head Hits 'Arrogance' in U.S., ca. 1973; Swarthmore Names New President, ca. 1973; New President Invites Letters, 1973; Swarthmore Chief Will Be Installed, 1973; Swarthmore Installs Friend as 11th President, 1973; Cheers and Jeers, 1973; President sees college's duty, 1973; Swarthmore to Inaugurate 11th President, 1973; Swarthmore's 'Newcomer President' Speaks for he Unshrinking Spirit, 1973; Board of Managers Names Theodore Wood Friend III Eleventh President of Swarthmore in Weekend Session, 1972; Menu Suggestions for Inauguration Luncheon, 1973; Memorandum Re: Inauguration Luncheon, 1973; Memorandum Re: Inaugural Invitation to Alumni, 1973; Memorandum Re: Details of Inauguration, 1973; Memorandum Re: Meeting over inauguration, 1973; Invitation to Inauguration to Kathryn Bassett, 1973; Notes from Meeting on Inauguration, 1973; Menu for Inaugural Luncheon, 1973

Bulletin, Vol. 80, #5; The Inauguration of David W. Fraser as President of the College, 1983 (2 copies); The Inauguration of David W. Fraser as the twelfth president of Swarthmore College, 1983 (2 copies); Invitation to the inauguration, 1983; News Release: 25 College Presidents and Delegates from 100 Colleges to Attend Inauguration of Swarthmore President David Fraser, 1983; News Release: New Swarthmore President Delivers Inaugural Address..., 1983; Memorandum re: academic procession, 1983; Delegates for the Inauguration of David W. Fraser, 1983; Inauguration Luncheon Guests, 1983

The Inaugural Address of Alfred H. Bloom, 1992 (2 copies); invitation to the Inauguration, 1992; The Inauguration of Alfred H. Bloom, 1992; Lucretia Mott (from the inauguration of Alfred H. Bloom), 1992

The Inaugural Address of Rebecca Chopp, "Hope in an Age of Clamor;" Alumni Bulletin, July 2010, featuring the Inauguration, invitation, etc.

The Literary Exercises of the First Graduating Class of Swarthmore College at the First Annual Commencement, 1873; Swarthmore College Commencement Day, 1873 (2 copies); Commencement Day, 1874; Swarthmore College Commencement Day and Card of Admission, 1874;

Commencement Invitation, 1874 (2 copies); Commencement Day, 1875 (2 copies); Commencement Day, 1876; Commencement Day, 1878; Seventh Annual Commencement (Program), 1879 (2 copies);

Eighth Annual Commencement (Program), 1880; Ninth Annual Commencement of Swarthmore College, 1881 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1882; Tenth Annual Commencement of Swarthmore College, 1882 (2 copies); Eleventh Annual Commencement of Swarthmore College, 1883; Commencement Invitation, 1883; Twelfth Annual Commencement (Program) (2 copies), 1884; Thirteenth Annual Commencement (Program), 1885 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1885;

Fourteenth Annual Commencement, 1886 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Commencement Train Schedule, 1887 (2 cppies); Fifteenth Annual Commencement, 1887 (2 copies); Commencement Programme, 1887; Commencement Invitation, 1987; Swarthmore College Commencement Train Schedule, 1888 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1888 (2 copies); Sixteenth Annual Commencement, 1888 (2 copies); Commencement Week Agenda, 1889 (2 copies)

Invitation to Commencement Exercises, 1889; Invitation to Commencement, 1889; Program for Commencement Week, 1889; Commencement Week Agenda, 1889; Program for the Seventeenth Annual Commencement, 1889 (2 copies); Program 18th Annual Commencement, 6 mo. 17, 1890; Swarthmore College Commencement Card, June 17, 1890; Commencement Invitation, 1890 (2 copies); Program of Commencement Exercises, 1891; Train Schedule, 1891; Commencement Invitation, 1891; Commencement Exercises, 1891; Nineteenth Annual Commencement, 1891; Twentieth Annual Commencement, 1892

Commencement Invitation, 1892 (2 copies); Twentieth Annual Commencement, 1892; Commencement Program, 1893; Twenty-first Annual Commencement, 1893; Commencement Invitation 1894 (2 copies); Twenty-second Annual Commencement, 1894; Twenty-third Annual Commencement, 1895 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1895; Class Day Invitation, 1895

Commencement Invitation, 1896; Twenty-fourth Annual Commencement, 1896 (2 copies); Twenty-fifth Annual Commencement, 1897 (2 copies): Commencement Invitation, 1897; Twenty-sixth Annual Commencement, 1898 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1898; Twenty-seventh Annual Commencement, 1899 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1899; 28th Annual Commencement, 1900 (2 copies); 29th Annual Commencement, 1901 (2 copies); Commencement Programme, 1901 (2 copies); Commencement Train Schedule, 1901 (2 copies); 30th Annual Commencement, 1902 (2 copies); Commencement Programme, 1902; 32d Annual Commencement, 1904; Commencement Invitation, 1905; 33d Annual Commencement, 1905

Bulletin Vol. 3, #4: Commencement Number, 1906; 34th Annual Commencement, 1906; Commencement Invitation, 1907; 35th Annual Commencement, 1907; Bulletin Vol. 4, #4: Commencement Number, 1907 (2 copies)

36th Annual Commencement, 1908; Bulletin Vol. 5, #4: Commencement Number, 1908; Thirty-seventh Annual Commencement, 1909; Commencement Invitation, 1909; Bulletin, Vol. 6, #4: Commencement Number, 1909 (2 copies); Program for Commencement Week, 1908 (2 copies)

Thirty-seventh Annual Commencement, 1909; Bulletin, Vol. 7, #4: Commencement Number, 1910 (2 copies); Thirty-eighth Annual Commencement, 1910 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1910; Program for Commencement Week, 1910 (2 copies); Address of Isaac Clothier at the Annual Commencement Exercises, 6 mo. 8th, 1910; Thirty-ninth Annual Commencement, 1911 (2 copies); Commencement Programme, 1911; Bulletin, Vol. 8, #4: Commencement Number, 1911

Fortieth Annual Commencement, 1912 (2 copies); Programme for Commencement Week, Swarthmore College June 6, 1912; Commencement Invitation, 1912; Bulletin, Vol. 9, #4: Commencement Number, 1912; Baccalaureate Address, 1912

Commencement Programme, 1913 (2 copies); Forty-first Annual Commencement, 1913 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1913; Bulletin, Vol. 10, #4: Commencement Number, 1913; Forty-second Annual Commencement, 1914 (2 copies); Forty-third Annual Commencement, 1915 (2 copies); Bulletin, Vol. 12, #4: Commencement Number, 1915

Commencement Programme, 1916; Forty-fourth Annual Commencement, 1916 (2 copies); Forty-fifth Annual Commencement, 1917 (2 copies); Forty-sixth Annual Commencement, 1918 (2 copies); Forty-seventh Annual Commencement, 1919 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Commencement, 1919 (2 copies); Forty-eight Annual Commencement, 1920 (2 copies)

Bulletin, Vol. 18, #4: Commencement Number, 1921; Forty-ninth Annual Commencement, 1921 (2 copies); Fiftieth Annual Commencement, 1922; Bulletin, Vol. 19, #4: Commencement Number, 1922;

Fifty-first Annual Commencement, 1923 (2 copies); Bulletin, Vol. 20, #4: Commencement Number, 1923; Fifty-second Annual Commencment, 1924 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1924; Fifty-third Annual Commencement, 1925 (2 copies); Commencement Programme, 1932 (2 copies); Commencement Programme, 1934

Fifty-fourth Annual Commencement, 1926 (2 copies); Commencement Programme, 1926; Commencement Program, 1927 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1927; Fifty-fifth Annual Commencement, 1927 (2 copies); Commencement Program, 1928 (2 copies); Fifty-sixth Annual Commencement, 1928 (2 copies); Fifty-seventh Annual Commencement, 1929 (2 copies); Commencement Programme, 1930; Fifty-eighth Annual Commencement, 1930 (2 copies);

Fifty-ninth Annual Commencement, 1931 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1931 (2 copies); Commencement Program, 1931; Sixtieth Annual Commencement, 1932 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1932; Commencement Program, 1932; Baccalaureate Address, 1932 (2 copies); Sixty-first Annual Commencement, 1933 (2 copies); Invitation to Class of 1933 Commencement Exercises, June 5, 1933 (Leather bound); Sixty-second Annual Commencement, 1934 (2 copies); Commencement Program, 1934; Commencement Invitation, 1934; Sixty-third Annual Commencement, 1935 (2 copies); Commencement Program, 1935 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1935

Sixty-fourth Annual Commencement, 1936 (2 copies); Seating Ticket, 1936; Commencement Invitation, 1936 (2 copies); Commencement Program, 1936; Sixty-fifth Annual Commencement, 1937 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1937 (2 copies); Commencement Program, 1937 (2 copies); Sixty-sixth Annual Commencement, 1938 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1938 (2 copies); Commencement Program, 1938 (2 copies); Seating Ticket, 1938 (2 copies);

Sixty-ninth Annual Commencement, 1941 (2 copies); Commencement Program, 1941 (2 copies); Seventieth Annual Commencement, 1942 (2 copies); Commencement Invitation, 1942; Commencement Program, 1942; Commencement Notices to Faculty, 1945; Swarthmore College Commencement, February, 1943 (2 copies); Swarthmore College, May, 1943 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Commencement, June, 1943 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Commencement, October, 1943 (2 copies)

Swarthmore College Commencement, February, 1944 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Commencement, October, 1944 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Commencement, February, 1945 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Commencement, June, 1945 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Commencement, October, 1945 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Commencement, February, 1946 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Commencement, June 24, 1946 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Commencement, June, 1947 (2 copies). Event program, 2/9/1947

Commencement Plan, 1947; Swarthmore College Commencement, June, 1948 (2 copies); Commencement Address, 1948 (2 copies); Commencement Plan, 1948 (2 copies); Commencement exercises admission ticket, June 7, 1948; Swarthmore College Commencement, June, 1949; Commencement Invitation, 1949; Commencement Program, 1949 (2 copies); Commencement Address, 1949; Commencement List, Swarthmore College Commencement January 30, 1949; Swarthmore College Commencement, June, 1950 (2 copies); Commencement Plan, 1950 (2 copies); Commencement Program, 1950

Commencement programs, bound for President John Nason, 1941-1944;

Commencement programs, bound for President John Nason, 1945-1948

Commencement, 1954

Invitation to the inauguration of Swarthmore College (2 copies), 1869; Invitation to a Swarthmore College Excursion, 1869 (2 copies); Invitation to Commemoration Day, 1870; Addresses and Remarks on the presentation of Copy of picture of William Penn's Treaty with the Indians to Swarthmore College, 1871; Invitation to Commemoration Day, 1871; Notice to Students from President Magill, 1872 (2 copies); Notice re: Vacation, 1872; Card of Admission to Commencement Exercises, 1874; Invitation to Commencement Day, 1874; Invitation to Class Day Exercises, 1874 (2 copies); Programme of Junior Exercises, 1874; Junior Day, 1875; Class day Exercises, 1875

Sixth-Day Afternoon Lectures: Prof. Pliny Earl Chase, 1876; Invitation to Class Day Exercises, 1876 (2 copies); Program of Class Day Exercises, 1876; Programme: Junior Day, 1877 (2 copies); Invitation to Junior Day (2 copies), 1877; Programme of Class Day Exercises, 1878; Program of Exercises at Commencement, 1879; Programme of Junior Day, 1879; Invitation to Junior Day, 1879; Template for Submission of Photographs to Historical Library, ca. 1879; Announcement re: Vacation, 1880; Announcement re: Census, 1880; Announcement re: Return of Students to Homes, 1880; Announcement re: Registration for next year, 1880; Announcement re: Postponement of Opening, ca. 1880; Invitation and Ticket to the Address of Thomas Hughes, 1880; Announcement of the Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of Swarthmore College, 1878; Program of Class Day Exercises, 1878; Invitation and Programme to Class Day, 1880; Announcement of the Annual Meeting of Stockholders of Swarthmore College, 1880; Announcement of Second Annual Re-Union of the Alumni of Swarthmore College, 1877; Programme of the Second Annual Re-Union of the Alumni of Swarthmore College, 1877; Programme of the Third Field Meeting of the Athletic Association, 1878; Programme of the Fourth Field meeting of the Athletic Association, 1879; Programme of the Fifth Field Meeting of the Athletic Association, 1879

Letter from President Magill re: Use of the Chestnut Grove House, 1881 (2 copies); Notice re: Departure of Students from Philadelphia, 1881 (2 copies); Announcement of the Eighth Field Meeting of the Swarthmore College Athletic Association, 1881; Programme of Class Day, 1881 (2 copies); Programme of Public Day Exercises, 1881; Invitation and Program to Class Day, 1881; Swarthmore College Class of '84 Class Day Exercises (?), 1881; Ninth Field Meeting of the Swarthmore College Athletic Association, 1882; Program of Class Day, 1882; Invitation to the Luncheon for the Inauguration of the Restored College Building, 1883 (2 copies); Invitation to a Lecture by Matthew Arnold, 1883 (2 copies); Invitation to Class Day, 1883; Program of the Inauguration of Restored College Building, 1883 (2 copies); Notice re: Lengthening of Spring Recess, 1884 (2 copies); Invitation to Class Day, 1884; Program of Shakespeare Evening, 1884; Program of Class Day, 1884; Swarthmore Athletic Assn. 14th Field Meeting, 5 mo. 27 1885

Invitation and Programme of Class Day, 1886; Swarthmore Athletic Assn. 15th Field Meeting, 5 mo. 7 1886; Swarthmore Athletic Assn. 16th Field Meeting, 5 mo. 7 1887; Souvenir: '90's Arbor Day, 1888; Personal Note to The Editors, 1888; "Four Large Endowments," 1888 (2 copies); Programme for Class Day, 1888 (2 copies); Invitation to Class Day, 1889 (2 copies); Swarthmore Athletic Assn. 20th Field Meeting, 5 mo. 11 1889; Swarthmore Athletic Assn. 21st Field Meeting, 10 mo. 4 1889; Program of Shakespeare Evening, 1889; Co-Education at Swarthmore College, ca. 1890; An Evening with George Eliot, 1890; Swarthmore Dinner Booklet, 1890; Invitation to Class Day, 1890; Senior Class’ Invitation to Class Day, 6/2/1900; Request of Mary P. Wilkinson to "meet the class of 1890," 1890

Program of Class Day, 1891; Invitation to Class Day, 1892 (2 copies); "Programme," ca. 1892; Program of the Fourth Annual Convention of the College Association of the Middle States and Maryland, 1892; Invitation to the Inter Society Debate, 1893; Toasts, 1894; Invitation to the Celebration of the Opening of Somerville Hall, 1894; Invitation to Class Day, 1894; Fifth Annual Public Meeting of the Delphic Literary Society, 1895 (2 copies); Program of Oratorical Contest, 1895; Program of the Joint Meeting of the Somerville and Eunomian Literary Societies, 1895 (2 copies); Program of the Second Annual Delphic Oratorical Contest, 1895; Seventh Annual Contest for the President's Prize in Oratory, 1895; Banquet Program, 1895; '98 Mandolin Club, 1895; Program of Shakespeare Evening, 1895

Season Meal Ticket, 1896; Program of Fourth Annual Contest to Select College Orator, 1896; Second Joint Meeting of the Somerville Eunomian and Delphic Literary Societies, 1896; Invitation to the Fourth Annual Contest of the Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Oratorical Union, 1896 (2 copies); Sixth Annual Public Meeting of the Delphic Literary Society, 1896; Program of the Fourth Annual Contest of the Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Oratorical Union, 1896; Program of Annual Concert Given by the Swarthmore College mandolin and Glee Clubs, 1896; Program of the Third Annual Lantern Slide Exhibition, 1896; Conferences, 1896 (2 copies); Program of the Third Joint Meeting of the Somerville, Eunomian and Delphic Literary Societies, 1896; Annual Supper... Eunomian Literary Society, 1896; Reception: '96-'97, 1896; Program of the Spring Games of the Swarthmore College Athletic Association, 1896; Invitation to Class Day, 1896; Program of Shakespeare Evening, 1896; Invitation to Class Day, 1897; Prospectus of Swarthmore College, 1897 (2 copies); Program of Joint Meeting of Delphic Literary Society and Omicron Chapter of the Somerville, 1897; Program of Joint Meeting of the Eunomian Literary Society and Sigma Chapter of the Somerville Literary Society, 1897 (2 copies); Program of Ninth Annual Contest for President's Prize in Oratory, 1897 (2 copies); Program of 29th Annual Field Meeting of the Swarthmore College Athletic Association, 1897; Invitation to Members of Class of [18]’96 to their first reunion 6/11/[1897]; Program of Shakespeare Evening, February, 1898; Program of Shakespeare Evening, December, 1898; Toasts, 1898; Program of Class Supper, 1899; Invitation to Shakespeare Eveneing, 1898; Prospectus, Swarthmore College, 1898 (2 copies); Invitation to Class Day, 1898; Blank Invitation to Class Day/Commencement, 1897; Invitation to Shakespeare Evening, 1897; Announcement of of Events at Whittierfield, 1899; Program of the Swarthmore College Musical Association, 1899; Program for Music Concert, 1899; Invitation to Class Day, 1899; Program of Shakespeare Evening, 1899; Program of Shakespear Evening, 1900; Program of Concert Given by Swarthmore College Musical Clubs, 1900; Program of Annual Joint Meeting: Eunomian-Sigma, 1900; Program of Joint Meeting of Delphic Omicron, 1900; Swarthmore College Buildings and Campus, 1900; Swarthmore College, Buildings and Campus, 1900; Instructions Concerting the Preparation of Bachelors' Theses, 1900 (2 copies); Requirements for the Master's Degree, 1900 (2 copies); Program of Shakespeare Evening, 1900; Program of Junior Oratorical Contest, 1900; Seventh Annual Lantern Slide Exhibition of the Swarthore College Camera Club, 1900; Program of the First Annual Debate Between the Literary Societies of Swarthmore College, 1900; 12th Annual Oratorical Contest, 1900; Program of Shakespeare Evening, 1900; College Overview, 1900

Program of Shakespeare Evening, 1901 (2 copies); Letter from the President's Office, 1901; Second Annual Debate between the Literary Society of Swarthmore College: Delphic Omicron vs. Eunomian Sigma, 1901 (2 copies); Program of Joint Meeting of Delphic Omicron, 1901; Program of Joint Meeting of Eunomian-Sigma, 1901 (2 copies); Oratorical Contest for President's Prize, 1901 (2 copies); Invitation to Class Day, 1901 (2 copies); Program of Ye Joint Meeting of Ye Delphic-Omicron, 1902 (2 copies); Program of Concert: Swarthmore College Musical Clubs; 1902; Class Ode, 1902; Information for Alumni re: Reserved Seating, ca. 1902; Invitationto Class Day, 1902; Programme, 1902; January Calendar, 1902 (2 copies); Program for Annual Oratorical Concert, 1902 (2 copies); Invitation to Class Day/Commencement, 1902; Menu, 1902; Invitation to an Address by Thomas Wentworth Higginson, 1902 (2 copies); Twenty-seventh Annual Reunion: Toasts, 1902 (2 copies); Songs: Swarthmore College Alumni Association, 1902; Program of Swarthmore Musical Clubs Concert, 1902; Program of Plantation Melodies: Joint Meeting, Eunomian-Sigma, 1903; Twenty-eighth Annual Reunion: Toasts, 1903; Program of Intercollegiate Debate: Franklin and Marshall vs. Swarthmore, 1903; Eleventh Annual Contest of the Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Oratorical Union, 1903; Invitation to Class Day, 1903; Annual Freshman Sophomore Oratorical Contest, 1903; Invitation to Class Day, 1904 (2 copies); Program to Swarthmore/Haverford Football Game, 1904; Schedule for Swarthmore College Lecture Course, 1905; Privileged Badge to Haverford-Swarthmore Game, 1904; Swarthmore College Overview, 1905; Invitation to Class Day, 1905; Invitation to Official Opening of Phi Delta Theta's New Lodge, N.D.; Schedule for a Series of Lectures on The New Peace, N.D.; Invitation to Class Day/Commencement, N.D.; Invitation to Founders' Day, N.D., Invitation to Series of Lectures of Principles and Practices of Quakerism, N.D., Program of Fashion, or, Life In New York, N.D.; Program of Declamation Contest, N.D., Swarthmore College Poster, N.D.

Lafayette and Swarthmore Glee and Mandolin Clubs, 1906; Swarthmore-Amherst Football Game Program, 1906; Program of Class Day Exercises, 1907; Announcement of A Midsummer Night's Dream, 1907; Program of Song Recital by Nicholas Douty, 1908; Invitation to Class Day, 1908; Program of Junior Freshman Reception, 1908; Program of hahn String Quartette Concert, 1908; Invitation to Somerville Day, 1909; Invitation to Class Day, 1909 (2 copies); First Annual Circus Program, 1909 (2 copies); Booklet for William penn Elm Tree Planting, 1909; Program for William Penn Elm Tree Planting, 1909 (2 copies);

Program of Class Day Exercises, 1910; Program of The Tempest, 1910; Program of May Dances, 1910; Announcement of 2nd Annual Circus and Minstrel Show, 1910 (2 copies); Invitation to Class Day, 1910 (2 copies); Program of Alumni Day, 1910; Program of Alumni Day Championship: F. and M. vs. Swarthmore, 1910 (2 copies); Address of Isaac H. Clothier, 1910; Program of Founders' Day, 1910 (2 copies); Handout for Founders' Day, 1910 (2 copies); Swarthmore Preparatory School, Athletic Circular, 1910; Football Program Swarthmore vs. Bucknell, Nov. 19, 1910

Invitation to a Smoker, 1911; Inivtation to Class Day, 1911; The News Item, 1911 (2 copies); Program of Swarthmore College Founders' Day, 1911 (2 copies); Program of Conference of Teachers in Friends' Schools, 1911; Schedule of Swarthmore College Carnival, 1911 (2 copies); Program of Midsummer Night's Dream, 1911; Program of Pageant: The Caunterbury Pilgrimes, 1911; Program of Dual Tract and Field Meet, 1911; Program of "Lucky '13", 1911; Program of May Day Dances, 1911; Program of Mrs. Ruggles' Children, 1911; Program of How the Vote Was Won, 1911; Letter to the Alumni and Ex-Students of Swarthmore College, 1911; Program of Third Annual Circus and What Follows, 1911; Class Day Program, 1911 (2 copies); Ticket to Commencement Luncheon, 1911; Program of College Carnival, 1911; Program of Swarthmore College Founders' Day, 1911 (2 copies); Alternate Program of Founders' Day, 1911; Program of Acting Drama Presentations, 1911; Program of The Menaechmi of Plautus, 1911; Program of The Tokio Cup, 1912; Letter to the members of the Alumni Association of Swarthmore College, 1912; Invitation to the Initiation of 1913, 1912; Announcement of Alumni Day luncheon, 1912; Announcement of the Thirty-seventh Annual Business Meeting of the Alumni Association of Swarthmore College, 1912; Program of Founders' Day, 1912 (2 copies); Alternate Program of Founders' Day, 1912; Baccalaureate Address, 1912; Program of The Knight of the Burning Pestle, Jan. 14, 1911; Oratorical Contest for the President’s Prize, April 28, 1911

Invitation to Class Day, 1913 (2 copies); Program for Class Day 1913, 6/9/1913; Program of the Annual Swarthmore Conference of Teachers, 1913; Class Day Invitation, 1914; Program of Seventh Annual Interscholastic Track and Field Meet, 1914; Invitation to Class Day, 1915 (2 copies); Program of Founders' Day, 1915; Official Footbal Programme, Swarthmore-Haverford, 1915

Program of Founders' Day, 1916; Invitation to Founders' Day, 1917; Program of Intercollegiate Debate: Swarthmore vs. Franklin and Marshall, 1917; Invitation to Commencement/Class Day, 1919; Invitation to Class Day, 1919 (2 copies); Program of Founders' Day, 1919 (2 copies); Commencement Program, 1920; Program of Bill Prunella (by Senior Class Women) June 8 and 9, 1917

Alumni Special Calendar, 1922; Invitation to Founders' Day, 1923; Song Book for Alumni Day Dinner, 1923; Program of A Midsummer Night's Dream, 1923; Announcement of the Swarthmore-Haverford Football Game, 1924; Invitation to the lecture "Shakespeare's London," 1925; Program of Women's Glee Club Concert, 1925; Franklin Field Athletics, October, 1925; Playbill from As You Like It, 2/23/1922; May Day Program, May 13, 1922; Playbill from The Yellow Jacket, 6/1924

Franklin Field Illustrated, October, 1926; Announcement of Walter Damrosch's Lecture-Recital, 1926; Program of Prunella, 1926; Invitation to Class Day, 1926; A Comparison and an Opinion, by J. St. Loe Strachey, 1927; Invitation to Founders' Day, 1926; Invitation to Founders' Day, 1927; Concert of W. LeRoy Anspach Recital, 1927; Program of Concert Given by the Haverford Chamber Music Society and The Swarthmore College Mixed Chorus and Orchestra, 1927; Program of Spring Concert of the Swarthmore College Mixed Chorus and Orchestra, 1927; Program of a lecture on Elizabethan Music, 1927 (2 copies); Program of Whither Do We Tend?, 1927; Franklin Field Athletics, Vol. 12, #2, 1927; Founders’ Day Program, n.d., 1926; Program of A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream (Senior Class Play), June, 1927; Playbill: The Curtain Theater, Taming of the Shrew, 12/9/1927

Program for Four One-Act Plays, 1928 (2 copies); Spring Schedules for Track, Lacrosse, Baseball, Tennis, 1928; Program for Concert By the Swarthmore College Mixed Chours and Orchestra, 1928; Program for Concert by the English Singers, 1928 (2 copies); Program and Lyrics for Concert by the English Singers, 1928; Program for Hugh the Drover, 1928 (2 copies); Program for Laying of the Corner Stone: Friends Historical Library, 1928 (2 copies); Program of "Sherwood," 1928; Franklin Field Illustrated, Vol. 13, #3, 1928; Program of The Twelfth Night, 1929; Announcement of a Series of Lectures by A. D. Lindsay, 1929; Program of Annual Concert by Swarthmore College Musical Clubs, 1929; Program of Concert and Dance Given by the Glee Club, 1929; Program of Swawrthmore College Glee Club Concert, 1929; Franklin Field Illustrated, Vol. 14, #2, 1929; Program of Concert Given By the Swarthmore College Glee Club and the Haverford College Musical Clubs, ca. 1930; Program of Alice in Wonderland, 1930; Program of Will Shakespeare, 1930 (2 copies); Franklin Field Illustrated, Vol. 15, #1, 1930; Program of the Curtain Theater, 1930; Program of the kedroff Quartet, 1929; Ticket to Swarthmore College vs. United States Military Academy, 1930 (2 copies); Ticket to Swarthmore vs. Pennsylvvania, 1930; Announcement of Lecture by William Auerbach-Levy, 1930; Program to Concert by the Swarthmore College Glee Club and Haverford Musical Clubs, ca. 1930; Program to William Penn: A Pageant in Seven Episodes, ca. 1930; Program to Concert By John Goss and the London Singers, ca. 1930; Program to The Torchbearers, ca. 1930; Program of Joint Concert of the Princeton University Orchestra and Swarthmore College Glee Club, 1930; Program of Concert By the Swarthmore College Glee Club, 1930; Program of Alliteration Angers Alice, N.D.; Playbill: The Curtain Theater, Scenes from the Comedies of Manners of Three Centuries, 3/16/1928

Summer Reading for Freshmen, 1931; Freshman Placement Program, 1931; Activities of Orientation Week, 1931; Choosing Courses, 1931; Program of Concert by the Mixed Chorus of Swarthmore College, 1931; Program of The Swan, 1931 (2 copies); Program of Recital by Marian Anderson, 1931; Invitation to Class Day, 1931; Program of "The Piper," 1931; Freshman Placement Program Schedule, 1931; "Program," 1931; Program: Swarthmore College Vespers, 1931 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Anglican Choir, 1932 (2 copies); Program of Commencement Play, 1932; Program of Loan Exhibition of Early American Paintings, 1932; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, 1932; Program of Swarthmore College Vespers, 1932 (2 copies); Invitation to Founders' Day, 1932 (2 copies); Program of Swarthmore College Vespers, 1932; Program of Swarthmore College Vespers, 1932; Program of the Wiener Saengerknaben, 1933; Program of the Swarthmore College Glee Club and the Haverford College Musical Clubs, 1933; Program of Ten Nights in a Bar Room, 1933 (2 copies); Program of Eleventh Annual Concert of the swarthmore College Mixed Chorus, 1933; Program of the Main Line Orchestra, 1933; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, 1933 (2 copies); Franklin Field Illustrated, Vol. 17, #2, 1932; Collected Articles on Alix Young Maruchess, 1933; Program of "Swarthmore 200" 1933; Reunion of Rhodes Scholars in honor of Sir Francis and Lady Wylie, 1933; Program of "Beyond the Horizon," 1933; Program of "The Youngest," ca. 1933; Program of Concert Given by the Swarthmore College Glee Club and the Haverford College Musical Clubs, ca. 1933; Schedule of Lectures by John Livingston Lowes, Ph. D. , 1932; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, 1932; Program of Memorial Concert, 1932; Program of "Dear Brutus", 1933; Program of "Children of the Moon," 1933

Program of Piano Recital of Walter Gieseking, 1934; Program to Concert Given by the Swarthmore College Glee Club, 1934; Programme of Concert Given by the Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, 1934; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Double Quartette, 1934; RSVP Card for Fifty-eighth Annual Meeting of Alumni Association of Swarthmore College, 1934; Program of Delaware County Sypmphony Orchestra, 1934; Program of Swarthmore College Glee Club, ca. 1934; Program of Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra concert,, 1934; Program of Beyond the Horizon, 1934; Program of Swarthmore College Double Quartette, 1934; Invitation to the Concerts given by the Pupils of the Swarthmore School of Music, ca. 1934; Program of Secret Service, 1934 (2 copies); Programe of Concert with Princeton Glee Club and Swarthmore Glee Club, 1934; Announcement of The Fifty-first Meeting of the Modern Language Association of America, 1934; Exhibits fof Fifth Annual Open Night Division of Engineering, 1935; Portraits by Keith Martin, 1935; Program of the Swarthmore College Glee Club and teh haverford College Musical Clubs, 1935; Program of Four Original One Act Plays, 1935; Programme of Concert Given by the Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, 1935; Program of Musicale, 1935; Program of Androcles and the Lion, 1935; Announcement of the Delaware County Citizens' Conference on Education, 1935; Program of Mary Tudor, 1935; Program of Paris Instrumental Quintet, 1935; Program of Recital by Maria Kurenko, 1935; Program of Concert by Alix Young Maruchess, 1937; Program of the Great Sir Pant E. Wayste, 1935; Program of Recital by Maria Kurenko, 1935; Program of the Yeoman of the Guard, 1935; Program of Hamlet, 1935; Program of A Bill of One-Acts, ca. 1935; Program of Al Ash and his Celebrated Troupe of Metropolitan Players, 1935; Program of Another Language, 1935 (2 copies); Program of John Goss and the London Singers, 1935; Program of the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the Southeaster District of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women, 1934; Poframme of COncert Given by the Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, 1935; Program of the Messiah, 1935; Program of the Concert Given by the Swarthmore College Glee Club and the Haverford College Musical Clubs, 1934 (2 copies); Invitation to the Annual Sommerville Day, 1935; Program of Swarthmore College Little Theater Club: Playboy of the Western World, May 31 – June 1, 1935

Program of Inspector-General, 1936; Program of Doris Humphrey, Charles Weidman and Group Lecture-Dance Recital, 1936 (2 copies); Program of Glee Club Concert, 1936; Program of The American Society of Ancient Instruments, 1936; Program of Deutscher Abend, 1936; Program of Green Grow the Lilacs, 1936; Program for Tro!s Pièces, 1936; Program of Mary Tudor, 1936; Program of the Swarthmore College chorus and orchestra, 1936; Program of Four Original One-Act Plays, 1936; Program of the Gondoliers, 1936; Swarthmore College Picture Book, 1937; Program of the London Madrigal Group, 1936; Program of Charles the Second or The Merry Monarch, 1936; Programme of Concert given by the Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, 1936; Program of Chamber Music by the Pro Arte Sting Quartet, 1936 (2 copies); Program of we rear our ugly heads, 1936; Program of Three One-Act Plays, 1936; Invitation to Founders' Day, 1936 (2 copies); Program of Report by Prof. A. J. Swan, 1936; Program of Al Ash and his Celebrated Troupe of Metropolitan Players, 1936; Program of Le Malade Imaginaire, 1936 (2 copies); Program of the Kedroff quartet, 1936 (2 copies); Announcement of Concert by the Kedroff Quartet, 1936; Program of Richard of Bordeaux, 1936 (2 copies); Program of Concert by Eudice Shapiro, 1937 (2 copies); Program of Concert by Joseph Szigeti, 1937 (2 copies); Booklet from Friends World Conference, 1937; Announcement of Concert by Joseph Szigeti, 1937; Program of Two One-Act plays, 1937; Program of Historia, 1937 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Orchestra and Chorus, 1937 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Glee Club, 1937; Program of the Swarthmore College Glee Club, 1937; Program of "54-40 or Fight," ca. 1937; Program of the Main Line Orchestra, 1937; Program of Ruddigore, 1937; Program of Three Original Once-Act Plays, 1937; Program of The Time Has Come, ca. 1937 (2 copies); Program of the Seventeenth National Conference on State parks, 1937; Schedule for Placement Program of New Students, 1937; Program of An Exhibition of Private and Fine press Books, 1937; Program of Concert by Julio Martinez Oyanguren, 1937 (2 copies); Announcement of Concert by Julio Martinez Oyanguren, 1937; Announcement of Concert by Alix Young maruchess, ca. 1937; Program of Concert by Alix Young Maruchess, 1937 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Vesper Program Programs, 1936-1937; Program for The Time Has Come, Class of ’40 Freshman Show, 5/14/1937

Invitation to Hear Orson Wells, 1938; Program of historia, 1938; Program of Maurice Maréchal, 1938 (2 copies); Program of Recital by Leonard Rose, 1938 (2 copies); Program of the Russian Cathedral Choir, 1938 (2 copies); Program of René Le Roy, 1938 (2 copies); Program of Concert Given by the Sawrthmore College Glee Club and the haverford College Musical Clubs, 1938; Program of Concert by Rafael Druian, 1938 (2 copies); Program of Ted Shawn and his Ensemble of Men Dancers, 1938; Program of Conert by the Pasquier Trio, 1938; Program of Volklieder und Volkstaenze and Der Kammersaenger, 1938; Program of Concert By the Swarthmore College Glee Club, 1938; Program of Pride and Prejudice, 1938; Program of Spring Concert of the Swarthmore College Glee Club, 1938 (2 copies); Program of Concert in Bond Hall, 1938; Program of Gertrude Prokosch and group in "Jehovah to Jazz," 1938; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1938; Placement program for new students, 1938; Program of Concert by the boys' Choir of the holy Cross, Dresden, 1938; Program of Saturday, October 29, 1938; Program of Concert by Fritz Krueger, 1938 (2 copies); Program: Some Memorable American Films circulated by the Museum of Modern Art Film Library, 1938; Program of Flames from the Matchbox, 1938; Program of Judgment Day, 1938; Program of Christmas Hymns, 1938; Friends Intelligencer, Vol. 95, #26, 1938 (2 copies); Varsity Basket Ball Schedule, 1937; Program of Pageant of the Nativity, 1938 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Vespers Programs, 1938; 50th annual banquet Swarthmore Club of Philadelphia, Feb. 26, 1938; Program of The Bib Music (Women’s Athletic Assn. and Society of Gwimp), May 7, 1938

Program of Judgment Day, 1939; A Short Survey of the Film in America circulated by The Museum of Modern Art Film Library, 1939; Program of Snellenburg's Restaurant, 1939; Program of Concert by the Pasquier Trio, 1939; Program of Concert by Rober Casadeus, 1939; Announcement and Program of Performance by Cornelia Stabler, 1939; Program of la Coupe Enchantée, 1939 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, 1939 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Glee Club, 1939; Program of Three One-Act Plays, 1939; Somerville Day Afternoon Program, 1939; Program of Concert by Josef Hofmann and the Curtis Symphony Orchestra, 1939; Program of Lottchens Geburtstag, 1939; Program of The Mikado, 1939; Program of Squaring the Circle, 1939; Announcement the Performance of Scenes from The Clouds, 1939; Program of The Clouds, 1939; Announcement of Cowboy Dances, 1939; program of the Swarthmore Symphony Orchestra, 1939; Program of Foreign missions Conference of North America, 1939; Invitation to the Freshman Musicale, 1939; Schedule of Football and Soccer Games, 1939; Placement Program for New Students, 1939; Important Dates, 1939 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Curtis String Quartet, 1939; Annoncement of Concert by the Curtis String Quartet, 1939; Program of an Exhibition of Etchings, 1939; Program of Hanya holm and Company, 1939 (2 copies); Announcement of Performance by Hanya Holm and Company, 1939; Invitation to Founders' Day, 1939 (2 copies); Letter re: Death of William I. Hull, 1939; Program of the 1939 Hamburg Show, 1939 (2 copies); Program of Patience (2 copies); Christmas Vespers, 1939; Announcement of the Pageant of the Nativity, 1939; Swarthmore College Vesper Programs, 1939

Program from Fiday, January 12, 1940; Announcement of Lucille Lawrence's Vesper Concert, 1940; Program of the Russian Cathedral Choir, 1940; Program of the Trapp Family Choir; Program and Announcement of a Concert by the Trapp Family Choir, 1940; Program of Concert by Glee Club at Beaver College, 1940; Programe of "Une Soirée de Trois Pièces, 1940 (2 copies); Program of Benefit Concert by the Glee Club, 1940; Program of Some Memorable American Films from the MoMA Film Library, 1940; Program of May Day, 1940; Program of Concert of the Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, 1940 (2 copies); Program of the Somerville Literary Society, 1940; Program of Utopia, ltd., 1940; Program of The Curtis Institute of Music: Beethoven Program, 1940 (2 copies); Program of Patience, 1940; Program of the Foreign Missions Conference of North America, 1940; Brochure of The Fremenia World Tours, Inc., 1940; Program of the Swarthmore College hobby horse Club's Annual Spring Riding Show, 1940; Program of Menaechmi, 1940; Placement Program for New Students, 1940; Program of Studies in Ferns, 1940; Program of a Dinner in Honor of the inauguration of John William Nason, 1940; Program of Alumni Dinner, 1940; Program of Bartok Concert, 1940 (2 copies); Program of Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman Performance, 1940 (2 copies); Program of Gallop Poll, 1940; Program of Yves Tinayre, 1940 (2 copies); Program of Concert by Margaret Sittig, 1940 (2 copies); Program of The Cradle Song, 1940; Program of Our Town, 1940; Program of A Spiritual Interpretation of the Christmas Story, 1940; Program of Oberlin vs. Swarthmore Football Game, 1940; Alumni Day Program, 1940; Program of Drexel-Swarthmore Football Game, 1940; Swarthmore College Winter Sports Schedule, 1940; Program of the Pageant of the Nativity,n.d., 1940

Notice from Deans Frances Blanshard and Everett Hunt of the Postponemetof the Opening of College from September to October, 1941 because of cases of infantile paralysis in Pennsylvania; Invitation Class of ’43 De Green Pastures Millennial Fish Fry (April 19, 1941?); Program Gay Nineties Ball presented by The Sophomore Class, Class of 43 n.d.; Pageant of the Nativity, 1941; Program of Martha Graham and her Dance Group, 1942 (2 copies); Program of Thunder Rock, 1941; Program of The Library of swarthmore College Exhibit of books of one Hundred Private and Fine Private and Fine Presses of America..., 1941; Program of the Belgian Piano string Quartet, 1941 (2 copies); Program of Emma Bonet and the Swarthmore College Orchestra, 1941 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Harvard Orchestra, 1941; Afternoon Program of the Somerville Literary Society, 1941; Annual Conference: Conserving Community resources in Times of Stress, 1941; Program of Four Original One-Act Plays, 1942; Program of Peace by Aristophanes, 1941; Program of Julius Caesar, 1941; program of Concert of the Swarthmore College Chorus and orchestra, 1941; Program of Recital of English Songs by john Goss, 1941; Program of the jarabe Dancers, 1941 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Riding Club, 1941; Swarthmore College Winter Sports Schedule 1941-1942, compliments of Michael’s College Pharmacy; Program of Annual Spring Riding, 1941; Invitation to the Address of Owen J. Roberts, 1941; Placement Program for New Students, 1941; Program of Concert by Yves Tinayre, 1941 (2 copies); Program of concert by isabel and Silvio Scionti, 1941 (2 copies); Program of the Workshop Theater, 1942; Program of Alumni Day, 1942; Program of Modern Dance Recital, 1942; Program of Iolanthe, 1942; Program of the Swawrthmore Symphony Orchestra, 1942; Program of The Devil and Daniel Webster, 1942; Program of Recital of Organ and Violin Music, 1942; Program of The Man of Destiny, 1942; Program of The English Duo, 1942 (2 copies); Program of She Stooops to Conquer, 1942; Program of the Budapest String Quartet, 1942 (2 copies); Announcement of Concert by the Budapest String Quartet, 1942; Cover of the 1942 Swarthmore-Haverford Game, 1942; Swarthmore College Basketball Schedule, 1941-1942; Program of Madern Dance Recital, 1942; Swarthmore College Sping Sports Schedule, 1942; Booklet of Rotary International 179th Distirct Conference, 1942; Program of Concert of the Don Cossack Choir, 1942 (2 copies); Program of Concert by Antonio Brosa, 1942 (2 copies); Fifty-Fourth Annual Banquet of the Swarthmore Club of Philadelphia, 1942; Program of Yella Pessl, 1942 (2 copies); Program of "From Rags to Riches," 1942; Swarthmore College Vesper Programs, 1941-1942; Program of Swarthmore-Oberlin Football Game, Oct. 24, 1941; Program of Swarthmore-Hamilton Football Game, Oct. 31, 1941; Program of Swarthmore-Delaware Football Game, Nov. 8, 1941; Program of Swarthmore-Johns Hopkins Football Game, Nov. 19, 1941; Program for The Pirates of Penzance, May 2, 1942; Program for Lacrosse Game, Swarthmore vs. Johns Hopkins University, April 18, 1942; Class cards, Freshman Class 1942-43

Swarthmore College Winter Sports Schedule 1943-1944, compliments of Michael’s College Pharmacy; Program of Alexander Kipnis Concert, 1943; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, 1943; Program of Concert By Dimitry Markevitch, 1943; Program of Modern Dance Groups performance, 1943; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College orchestra, 1943; Program of Swarthmore College Orchestra Concert, 1943; Program of Concert by the Rose Valley Chorus, 1943; Program of Spring Choral Festival, 1943; Program of Fancy Free, 1943; Program of Outward bound, 1943; Program of concert by the Busch Quartet, 1943 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College navy Band, 1943 (2 copies); Program of "The Old Lady Shows Her Medals," 1943; Program of Concert by David Tudor, A.A.G.O., 1943 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Budapest String Quartet, 1943 (2 copies); Progarm of Concert by marcell Denya, 1943; Announcement of Concert by the Budapest String Quartet, 1943; Program of Family Portrait, 1943; Program of Concert by Karl Weigl, Vally Weigl, and Roman Totenberg, 1943 (2 copies); Program of Paul Fleming the magician, 1943; Progarm of Concert by Corporal Dimitry markevitch, 1944 (2 copoies); Program of Sping Choral festival, 1944; Program of A Decent Birth, A Happy Funeral, 1943; Program of May Day, 1944; Program of Performance by Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman, 1944 (2 copies); Announcement of Peformance by Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman, 1944; Program of The Laboratory Workshop, 1944; Booklet: Winslow Homer's America, 1944; Address by honorable James Forrestal, 1944; Program of "The Doctor in Spite of himself!", 1944; Program of Concert by the Roth Quartet, 1944; Program of The Taming of the Shrew, 1944; Program of Concert by Dimity Markevitch, 1944; Program of Night Must fall, 1944; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, 1944; Program of swarthmore vs. Temple Football Game, 1944; Swarthmore College Spring Sports Festival, 1944; Program of Moder Dance Groups Recital, 1944; Swarthmore College Sports Schedule, 1944; Program- Lacrosse game, Swarthmore vs. The City College of New York, April 29, 1944; Program of May Dany, 1944; Program for performance of “Interior,” Aug. 10, 1944

Swarthmore College Winter Sport Schedule, 1945-1946; Swarthmore College Spring Sport Schedule, 1946; Swarthmore college Winter Sport Schedule, 1946-1947; Swarthmore College Spring Sport Schedule, 1947; Swarthmore College Spring Sport Schedule, 1945; Talk Given by Susan Cobbs in Collection in the Fall of 1945; Program of The Ascent of F-6, 1945; Program of Dark Lady of the Sonnets, 1945; Program of Modern Dance Groups Recital, 1945; Program of Spring Choral Festival, 1945; Program of Concert by Swarthmore college Orchestra, 1945; Program of Concert by the Stuyvesant Sting Quartet, 1945; Program of The Arbitration, 1945; Program of Concert by The Chorus of Swarthmore College, 1945 (2 copies); Invitation to the Beethoven Series, 1945; Compositions of Nicholas Medtner, 1945 (2 copies); Program of The Beggar's opera, 1945 (2 copies); The Human Factor in the Quest for Peace, 1946; The Fifty-eighth Annual Banquet of the Swarthmore Club of Philadelphia, 1946; Program of Concert by Joseph Szigeti, 1946 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Orchestra, 1946 (2 copies); Program of the College Folk Festival, 1946; Program of Concert of the Tritiny Choir of Men and Boys, 1946; Program of The Hasty Heart, 1945 (2 copies); Proggram of Performance of teh Brahms Requiem, 1946 (2 copies); Invitation to a Lecture by Walter White, 1946; Program of Memorial Service, 1946 (2 copies); Program of the Council of Cooperative Study Clubs, 1946; information for Veterans, 1946; Program of Modern Dance Groups Recital, 1946; Program of Antigone, 1946; Program of Concert by irma Wolpe, 1946; Program of the Messiah, 1946; Program of the Fifty-third Annual meeting of the American Mathematical Society, 1946; Program of Chamber Music Concert, 1946; Program of Swarthmore College Orchestar Concert, 1946 (2 copies); Program of Concert by Pasquier Trio, 1946 (2 copies); Program of Commencment, 1947; Program of Three Concerts by the Busch String quartet, 1947; Program of You Can't Take It With You, 1947; Program of Concert by Henri Temianka, 1947; Modern General Assembly of the United Nations, 1947; Program of Concert by the Kroll Quartet, 1947; Program of The Astonished heart, 1947; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Orchestra, 1947 (2 copies); Program of the Spring Choral Festival, 1947; program of the swarthmore College Chorus, 1947; Program of Two Original One-Acts, 1947 (2 copies); Program of The Hamburg Show for 1947; Program of Concert by Caroline Reynolds, Bob Vernon, Gwendolyn Hamilton, and Jack Maxin, 1947; Program of Hotel Universe, 1947; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Chorus, 1947 (2 copies); Program of Little Theater Club performance, The Beggar’s Opera, 2/2/1946;; W. A. A. (Women’s Athletic Association) Handbook, 1947-1948

Program of a Series of Four Concerts by the Busch Quartet, 1948 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Busch Quartet, 1948 (2 copies); Program for Poep and high S hool Day, 1948; Program of C.A.R.E. Activity Night, 1948; Program of Concert by Norah Drewett, 1948; Program of Piano Recital by Irma Wople, 1948; Program of the One Act Play Contest, 1948; Program of Concert of the Swarthmore College Orchestra, 1948; Program of Piano Recital by Rudolf Serkin, 1948 (2 copies); Program of Performance of the Brahms Requiem, 1948; Program of Concert by Dimitry Markevitch, 1948; Program of Winterset, 1948 (2 copies); Program of Recital by Helen Phillips, 1948; Program of It's A Small World, 1948; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Orchestra: A Program of Christmas Music, 1948; Atomic Peace, 1948 (2 copies); The Price of Freedom, 1948; Program of Swarthmore College Orchestra Concert, 1948; Program of Concert by the Pasquier Trio, 1948; Program of Love for Love, 1948 (2 copies); Program of Concert by the Southeastern District High School Orchestra, 1948; Program of the Vielle Trio, 1948; Program of An Activity Night for C.A.R.E., 1948; Program of the Gay Lord Quex, 1948; Program of a Concert devoted to the works of Nicolas Medtner, 1949 (2 copies); Program of Le Malade imaginaire, 1949; Program of the Annual One-Act Play Contest, 1948; Program of the Swarthmore College Orchestra Concert, 1949 (2 copies); Program of Concert by James Sorbner, 1949 (2 copies); Program of Delaware County Teachers Institute, 1949; Program of Lady Precious Stream, 1949; Program of Concert by the Little orchestra Society of New York, 1949 (2 copies); Program of Heads or Tails, 1949 (2 copies); Program of She Stoops to Conquer, 1949; Swarthmore College Winter Sports, 1949 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Spring Sport Schedule, 1949 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Fall Sports, 1949; Program of “Double Concerto,” a new play by Ann Pike, June 4, 1949

Swarthmore College Fall Sports, 1950; Swarthmore College Winter Sports, 1950; Swarthmore College Spring Sports, 1950; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Orchestra, 1950; Program of Concert bty norah Drewett, 1950; Program of The Passion According to John, 1950 (2 copies); Program of Shadow and Substance, 1950 (2 copies); Program of Swarthmore Minstrel Variety Show; Invitation to Science day, 1950; Program of The Twelfth Annual Concert by the Swarthmore high School Concert Band, 1950; Program of H. M. S. Pinafore, 1950 (2 copies); Program of the Annual One Act Play Contest, 1950 ; Program of Concert by dorothy Berliner Commins, 1950; Program of Concert by Jose Limon and Dance Company, 1950; Program of Hi Spirits, 1950; Program of The Tender Branch, 1950; Program of The Little Singers From Paris, 1950 (2 copies); Program of Christmas Carol Service, 1950; Swarthmore College 1951-1952 Varsity Winter Sports Schedules; Swarthmore College Spring Calendar, 1951; Swarthmore College Winter Calendar, 1951; Swarthmore College Spring Sports, 1951; Program of the Dark Lady of the Sonnets, ca. 1951; Swarthmore College Spring Calendar, 1952; Invitation to Lecture Series on National Security and Civil Liberties, 1950; Program of Concert of Student Compositions, 1951; Program of The Imaginary Invalid, 1951; Program of Somerville Day, 1951; Program of the Paganini String Quartet, 1951; Program of One Act Play Contest, 1951; Program of Dido and Aeneas, 1951; Program of Getting married, 1951; Program of Concert by Irma Wolpe, 1951; Program of the New York Trio, 1951; Program of The NEw York Trio, 1951; Program of Dedication of Morris L. Clothier Athletic Fields, 1951 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Fall Calendar, 1951; Program of Skits-o-phrenia, 1951 (2 copies); Swarthmore College Spring Calendar, 1952 (2 copies); Swarthmore college Spring Sports, 1952; Invitation to Concert Series of Russian Music, 1952; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Orchestra, 1952; Program of Concert of Student Compositions, 1952; Swarthmore College Winter Calendar, 1952; Program of The Virtuosi Di Roma, 1952 (2 copies); Program of the seventh Annual Swarthmore College Folk Festival, 1952 (2 copies); Invitation to Concert by the Swarthmore Concert Orchestra, 1952; Program of Concert by Erno Balogh, 1952 (2 copies); Announcement of Report on Friens Mission to Russia, 1952; Program of Concert by the Boston ops Orchestra, 1952; Program of the first of a Series of Concerts of Russian Music, 1952 (2 copies); Progrm of Let's Go Barefoot, 1952; Program of Perforamance of the Nutcracker Suite, 1952; Program of “Trial by Jury and Ruddigore, Apr. 13-14, 1951; Book and Key One Act Play Contest, 4/26/1952; Program of Little Theater Group, "Child’s Play,”"Dec. 5 & 6, 1952; S.C. Chapter of Intercollegiate Conference on Government notice of speech by Senator James H. Duff (PA) on behalf of the Eisenhower Campaign, April 4, 1952; Depts. of Psychology and Education invitation to lecture by Gardner Murphy, Prof. of Psychology at City College of New York, “The Natural, the Mystical, and the Paranormal,” April 27, 1952

Program of All My Sons, 1953; Program of Aqua Carnival, 1953; Program of Concert of the Russian Orthodox Cathedra Choir, 1953 (2 copies); Program of Christmas Concert, 1953; Program of The Christmas Section of the Messiah, 1953; Invitation to a Series of Lectures on Contemporary Trends in Theologial Thought, 1953; Program of Concert by Maria Kurenko and Vsevolod Pastukhoff, 1953; Swarthmore College Fall Sports, 1953; Invitation to Lucture: The Road from War, 1953; Program of Concert by the Hungarian Quartet, 1953; The John William Graham Program For study of Scientific, Philosophical and Religious Aspects of Psychical Experience, 1953; Program for Lacrosse Game, Swarthmore vs. Washington College, April 8, 1953; Official Souvenir Program of Swarthmore vs. Hamilton, 1953; Program of Alumni Dinner in Celebration of Inauguration of Courtney Craig Smith, 1953; Invitation to the Inauguration of Courtney Craig Smith, 1953; Program of Performance of the Dublin Players, 1953 (2 copies); Invitation to Concert by Joseph Szigeti, 1953; Program- Lacrosse game, Swarthmore vs. University of Pennsylvania, April 15, 1953; Program- Lacrosse game, Swarthmore vs. Lehigh Univ., May 9, 1953; Program- Lacrosse game, Swarthmore vs. Johns Hopkins Univ., April 24, 1954; Official Souvenir Program of the Swarthmore-Haverford Game, 1953; program of Christmas Concert, 1953; Swarthmore College Fall Sports Schedule, 1954; Christmas Concert Program, Dec. 16, 1954; Swarthmore College Winter Sports, 1954; Program of Concert by The Duo di Roma, 1954; Program of Four Original One-Act Plays, 1954; Invitation to Lecture: The Responsibilities of the Christian Citizen to His Government, 1954; Program of Ring Round the Moon, 1954; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College chorus and Chamber Orchestra, 1954 (2 copies); Announcement of the Swarthmore College Folk Festival, 1954; Program of Patelin, 1954; Program of Concert by Mannes-Gimple-Silva Trio, 1954; Program of Three Original One-Act Plays, 1954; Offical Program of the Swarthmore Dickinson Game, 1954; Program of Concert by E. Power Biggs, 1954; Program of concert by Wolfe Wolfinsohn, 1954 (2 copies); Program of Bottled in Bond, 1954; Program of Fall homecoming, 1954; 1954 Hamburg Show, “Bottled in Bond”- tickets- Nov. 19, 20, 1954; Program of Christmas Concert, 1954; Memo. April 29, 1954, to Faculty and Administration from Vice President Joseph Shane Listing Parents Attending Parents’ Day May 1, 1954; Memo. to Faculty and Staff from Vice Pres. Shane listing Parents Attending Parents’ Day April 23, 1955; Memo, March 25, 1955, to Faculty and Admin. from President Courtney Smith announcing Parents Day April 23, 1955; Memo, March 22, 1955, to Students from President Courtney Smith re Parents Day invitation, April 23, 1955; Swarthmore College Sports Schedule, 1955; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Orchestra, 1955 (2 copies); Program of The Man Who Came to Dinner, 1955; Invitation to Series of Lectures on Peasant Society and Culture: Anthropology in the Study of Civilizations, 1955; Program of Concert by Ralph Kirkpatrick, 1955; Program of Concert by the Swarthmore College Orchestra, 1955; Program of Concert by Phyllis Curtin, 1955; Program of Fall Homecoming, 1955; Program of Dot's Before my Eyes, 1955; Program of Concert by The Philadelphia Orchestra Woodwind Ensemble, 1955; All College Christmas Program, 1955; Program of Music for Christmas, 1955; Program for College Chorus Performance, Music for Christmas, Dec. 15, 1955; College Orchestra Performance Program, Jan. 7, 1955; College Orchestra Performance Program, April 29, 1955; Program of Little Theater performance “The Dog Beneath the Skin,” March 12, 13, 14, 1953; Program of Performance by Swarthmore College Orchestra May 1, 1953; Program of Lacrosse Game, Swarthmore vs. Penn State, Apr. 10, 1953; Program College Chorus and Chamber Orchestra, Mozart’s Requiem, Apr. 16. 1954; Program of performance by Swarthmore College Orchestra, Apr. 30, 1954; Program for performance “The American Splash” by Formation Swimming Team, Dec. 9, 10, 1954; The Little Theatre Club presents Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Dec. 2. 3. 4, 1954; Program for Little Theater Club performance, “Six Characters in Search of an Author,” March ll, 12, 1955; Program for “A Sleep of Prisoners,” Lincoln University Players, March 18, 1955; Program for Little Theater Club, “Three Original One-Act Plays,” March 25, 1955; Program for performance “The Mikado,” Apr.22, 23, 1955; Program for Johns Hopkins University Band performace, May 6, 1955; Program for concert by New York University Glee Club, Nov. 12, 1955; Program of 1955 Hamburg Show, “Dots Before My Eyes” Nov. 18, 19, 1955; Pamphlet: Swarthmore College 1953 Varsity Spring Sports Schedules (compliments of Michael’s College Pharmacy; Program of Two Water Ballets, Formation Swimming Team, Dec, 8, 9, 1955' Invitation to Sixth Annual Sports Banquet, May 5, 1955

Announcement of the McCabe Mile, 1957; List of Students on Winter Varsity Squads; List of Students on Spring Varsity Squads (2 copies); Announcement of the Start of Ice Hockey; Program of Garduation Ball; Interest Note from the Department of Athletics and Physical Eduation for Men; Program of Love's Labour's Lost; Program of Hamlet; Program of the Johns Hopikins university Band In Concert; Program of The Lady's Not for Burning; Program of Artist's Tribute to John Fitzgerald Kennedy; Program of Student Exhibition; Program of Concert of South Indian Music; Program of Music from Marlboro; Reviesed caldenar of musical Events; Program of Four Renaissance Motets; Program of Concert by Robert Smart; Program of Three Songs by Debussy; Program of Hommage à Alfred J. Swan; Announcement of Dr. German Arciniegas' Lecture on Progrlems of Latin america Today; Invitation to Lecture on Is Our Foreign Aid Policy Getting us Anywhere?; Announcement of Lectures on New Directions in Social ism; Program of Poetry Readying by Jerome Rothenberg and Peter Blue Cloud; Religion and Social Change in Southeast Asia; Invitation to A Lecture Series on Responsibilities of Business management in Modern Times; Handel's Messiah Will Have Town-Gown Reading. Sept. 9th; Lyrics and Translation of Die Zigeunerlieder; Announcement of Concert by Judith Blegen; Program of Concert by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish; Invitation to attend Panel Discussions of Some Current Political Questions; Invitation from the JAG; Invitation to a gaterhing of the International Club; Announcement of Lecture by Sam Waterston; Information on Swarthmore Theater; Announcement re: Christmas Dinner and the Kovalenko Dinner Dance; Invitation to Attend the Nuclear War Education project; Announcement of Forum: Swarthmore And Apartheid; Announcement of Lecture by James Dunn; Invitation to the Third Meeting of Philosphy Ten; Announcement of Lecture by Doug Ohlson; Announcement of Poetry Reading by Kenneth Rexroth; Structure and Function of Chromosomes; Invitation to La mesa Espanola; Announcement of Lectures by Daid Sylvester; Anouncement of Adult Forum: Religious values in world Crises; Announcement of Lecture: Law and Economics from a Mathematical Perspective; Announcement of Lecture: Ethnic Politics, Income Inequality, and Economic Development; Announcement of Lecture: American Civil Religion in the 1970s; Announcement of Lecture: Ethnic Politics, Income Inequality, and Economic Development; Invitation to a Russian Poetry Invitation; Announcement of Lecture: Wittgenstein and Idealism; Announcement of Lecture: Myth and Human Natue in L'Homme Nu by Caude levi-Strauss; Announcement of a lecture by Leonard Goodwin: Briding the Gap Between Social Research and public Policy: Welfare, A Case in Point; Announcement of Lecture: American Civil Religion in the 1970's; Announcement of Symposium on Ethical Problems of Scientific Research; Announcement of Events Sponsored by International club; Invitation to Kovalenko Dinner Dance; Program of two generations of modern american painting; Announcement of An Exhibition of Paintings by Warren Rohrer; Invitation to the kovelenko Spring Formal; Program of Concert by the Roth Quartet; Program of Concert by John Goss and the London Singers; Program of III Generations of Wyeths; Invitation to Spring Tea; Invitation to The Annual Christmas Concert; Invitation to A Christmas message by the Reverend John Bodo; Invitation to The Christmas Dinner Dance; Symposium on Communist China sponsored by grant from S&H Foundation and Cooper Foundation, Feb. 26 – 28 and March 5 – 7; Hamburg Show of 1952, “The Book is Open”; Hamburg Show of 1954, “Let’s Go”; Program of “The Miser: The Ravages of a Vice”; Program of “Amphitryon 38” by Jean Giraudoux, French Club; Brochure Spring Sport Schedules 1955

Memo, March 22, 1956, to Students from President Courtney Smith re Parents Day invitation, April 28, 1956; Memo, April 15, 1960, to Faculty and Admin. from President Courtney Smith announcing Parents Day May 7, 1960; Playbill, Cooper Foundation presents Ruth Draper, Feb. 5, 1956; Program, Cooper Foundation presents José Limon and Dance Company, Feb. 11, 1956; Program, Swarthmore College Orchestra (Haydn, Schickele, Faure, Ralph Vaughan Williams), Feb. 16, 1956; Program, Cooper Foundation presents the Pasquier Trio, Feb. 18 & 19, 1956; One Act Play Contest sponsored by Book and Key and The Little Theater Club presents Students’ Original One-Act Plays, Feb. 25, 1956; ; Book and Key One Act Play Contest, Students’ Original One-Act Plays, Feb. 25, 1956; Program, Little Theater, Ibsen’s, The Wild Duck, March 15, 16 17, 18, 1956; Swarthmore College Chorus, Music for Easter, April 5, 1956; Program, Swarthmore College Orchestra Spring Concert, April 28, 1956; A Program in Commemoration of Thomas Mann, Oct. 5, 1956; Fall Homecoming Program, Oct. 27, 1956; Football program, Swarthmore vs. Johns Hopkins, Nov.3, 1956; Cooper Foundation presents William Kincaid with Vladimir Sokoloff, Nov. 11, 1956; Program, Hamburg Show, “ARGHHHH!”, Nov. 16 & 17, 1956; Cooper Foundation presents Agi Jambor in All Bach Concert, Nov. 30, 1956; Program Little Theatre Club Iphigenia in Aulis, Dec. 6, 7, 8, 1956; Swarthmore College Chorus program of Christmas music, Dec. 15, 1956; 1957 Varsity Spring Sports Schedules; Swarthmore College Symphony Orchestra, Winter Concert, Jan. 11, 1957; Program, Campus Club presents Thieves’ Carnival by Jean Anouihl, Jan. 25 & 26, 1957; Invitation, Cooper Foundation Art and Mass Media Lecture Series Feb. – April, 1957; Cooper Foundation presents Juilliard String Quartet, Feb. 8, 1957; Cooper Foundation presents Carol Brice, Contralto, with Jonathan Brice at the piano, Feb. 22, 1957; Cooper Foundation presents Dorothea and Vincent Persichetti, Music for Piano, Four Hands, March 8, 1957; Program: The Little Theatre Club presents The Glass Menagerie, Nov. 8, 9, 1957; Program for Little Club Theater performance of “The Wild Duck” by Ibsen, March 15,16,17, 18, 1956; Swarthmore College Symphony Orchestra Spring Concert. April 19, 1957;Program, Football game Swarthmore vs. PMC, Nov. 16, 1957; Program, Football game Swarthmore vs. Haverford, Nov. 23, 1957; Swarthmore College Chorus Concert of Contemporary Choral Music, May 3 & 4, 1957; Cooper Foundation presents I Solisti di Zagreb, Yugoslav Chamber Orchestra, Oct. 18, 1957; Fall Homecoming Program, Oct. 19, 1957; Swarthmore College Chorus, An Hour of Christmas Music, Dec. 14, 1957; Little Theatre Club, The New York Idea, March 16, 1957; Poster: The 1957 Hamburg Show, n.d.; Program: Little Theatre Club presents The New York Idea, March 15, 16, 1957; Little Theatre Club presents a staged reading of The Family Reunion, Dec. 7, 1957; ; Program: Swarthmore College Symphony Orchestra Concert with Agi Jambor, Feb. 8, 1958; Three College Chorus Concert, Stabat Mater Dolorosa, Feb 22, 1958; Schedule of Dept. of Music Public Concerts, Spring, 1959, Feb. 8, 1958; Cooper Foundation presents Trampler-Bussotti Duo, Feb. 14, 1958; Cooper Foundation presents the Hollywood String Quartet, March 7, 1958; Music Department presents Toshiya Eto – Violin, Reiko Ero – Piana, April 11, 1958; Swarthmore College Symphony Orchestra Spring Concert, April 25, 1958; Program: Little Theatre Club presents The Winter’s Tale, May 2, 3, 4, 1958;; Invitation from President Courtney Smith to luncheon honoring Senior Class at President’s House, June 5, 1958; 1958-1959 Winter Sports Schedule; Cooper Foundation presents New York Pro Musica, Music of Flanders and Spain, Nov. 7, 1958; Invitation, Cooper Foundation lecture series, Goals of Higher Education, 1958; Fall Homecoming Program, Nov. 1, 1958; Swarthmore College Orchestra, Claudio Spies, conductor, Nov. 14, 1958; Swarthmore College Chorus, Music for Christmas, Dec. 13, 1958; Posting for 1958 Humbug Show, “Something for Nothing,” 1958 n.d.; Little Theatre Club presents Three Original One-Act Plays Feb. 28, 1958; Program for International Potpourri, 1959,n,d.; Cooper Foundation presents Hedgerow Production of ”Under Milkwood” by Dylan Thomas, Jan 10, 1959; Program for Formation Swimming Team presents the Nutcracker Suite, n.d. 1959 Dept. of Music Events in Spring Semester, 1959-1960; Faculty Panel Discussion, “The Moral and Practical Problems of Employment in the “Defense” Industries and Related Problems, Feb. 5, 1959; Swarthmore College Orchestra; Beethoven, Spies, Mozart, Bach, Feb. 13, 1959; Dept. of Music Public Concerts for the Spring Term – 1959, Feb. 13, 1959; Dept. of Music Concert of Contemporary American Chamber Music, Feb. 20, 1959; Dept. of Music presents the Lehigh University Instrumental Ensembles, Feb. 21, 1959; Cooper Foundation present the Paganini String Quartet, Feb. 27, 1959; Cooper Foundation presents The Kedroff Vocal Quartet, March 13, 1959; Program- Lacrosse game, Swarthmore vs. Washington College, April 18, 1959; Swarthmore College Chorus and Swarthmore College Orchestra Joint Parents’ Day Concert, May 2, 1959; Fall Homecoming Program, Oct. 17, 1959; Cooper Foundation presents The Collegium Musicum of the University of Illinois, Oct. 30, 1959; Economics Lecture by Alvin H. Hansen, Nov. 30, 1959; Swarthmore College Chorus Music for Christmas, Dec. 12, 1959; Program for Lacrosse Game, Swarthmore vs. Penn State, May 9, 1959; Cooper Foundation presents the New York Chamber Soloists, Feb. 5, 1960; Swarthmore College Chorus and Williams College Glee Club Joint Concert, Feb. 22, 1960; Swarthmore College Chorus Program, April 23, 1960; Dedication of Pierre S. Du Pont Science Building, April 22-23, 1960; Organ Recital by Earl Ness, May 12, 1960; Cooper Foundation schedule of events first semester 1960-61, Oct. 16, 1960; Cooper Foundation presents The Julliard String Quartet, Oct. 28, 1960; Dept. of Music schedule of Fall Semester Programs 1960-1961, Oct. 28, 1960; Fall Homecoming Program, Oct. 29, 1960;Concert by The Swarthmore College Singers, Washington, D.C. Nov. 11, 1960; Football program, Swarthmore vs. Johns Hopkins, Nov. 5, 1960; Collection Program, Dec., 1960; Swarthmore College Orchestra Concert Dec. 2, 1960; Christmas Program, Dec. 21, 1960; Collection Program presented by the Co-Ed Dance Group, Jan. 12, 1961; Cooper Foundation presents Vienna Octet, Jan. 13, 1961; Cooper Foundation presents Arthur Gold and Robert Fizdale, Duo-Pianists, March 10, 1961; Dept. of Music Schedule of Concerts for Spring Semester, 1961. Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra Concert, April 21, 1961Senior Collection Program, “The Ambivalence of Everything, June 11, 1961; Cooper Foundation presents The Amadeus Quartet, Oct. 20, 1961; Fall Homecoming Program, Oct. 21, 1961; Arts Festival Program, Oct. 25, 27, 28, 29 and Nov. 2, 3, 4, 5 1961; Swarthmore College Chorus Music for Christmas, Dec. 15, 1961.

Includes: Cooper Foundation Lecture Series on Self-Government in Developing Nations, Feb. – March, 1962 Music Dept. Music for Collection Program, March 22, 1962; Dept. of Music Schedule of Concerts, Spring Semester, 1962;Special Master Course of Creative Dance given by Kasami Kuni, Oct. 22, 1962; Fall 1962 Sports Schedule; Winter Sports Schedules, 1962-1963; Calendar of Events from Swarthmore College Bulletin Alumni Issue, October, 1962; Dept. of Music Annual “Town/Gown” Musical Open House, Oct. 5, 1962; Football program, Homecoming Game, Swarthmore vs. Johns Hopkins, Nov. 3, 1962; Memo from Vice Pres. Joseph Shane to Faculty and Administration listing parents who will be attending Parents’ Day April 28, 1962, and invitation to the Parents’ Day Tea; Cooper Foundation presents Ceylon National Dancers, Program, and Program Notes, March 22, 1962; Friends Historical Library Exhibit of Paintings, June, 1962; Lecture Series in Sociology, Fall 1962, Oct. 2, 1962; Fall Homecoming Program, Nov. 3, 1962; Approaches to Integration Part II, Wiley Branton speech on “Democracy and the South,” Dec. 3, 1962; Lecture by Bernard T. Feld of Council for Abolishing War, “Can we get off the road to war,” Jan. 17, 1963; Cooper Foundation schedule of events Spring Semester, 1963; Swarthmore College Symphony Orchestra Concert, March 8, 1963; Swarthmore College Lecture Series in Sociology, Fall, 1964; Centennial Concert, Feb. 29, 1964, Centennial Homecoming Footfall Program, Swarthmore vs. Ursinus, Oct. 26, 1963; Football program, Swarthmore vs. Haverford, Nov. 23, 1963; Little Theatre presents Twelfth Night or What You Will, April 19, 20, 1963; Swarthmore College Symphony Orchestra Parents’ Day Concert, May 4, 1963; Concerts Open to the Public Fall Semester, 1963; Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra Concert, Nov. 23, 1963; Schedule of Cooper Foundation events Fall Semester, 1963; Swarthmore College 1963 Sports Schedule; Announcement of Foreign Student Scholarship Fund Furniture Sale (FSSFFS), Sept. 20, 1963; Announcement and Program for Swarthmore Visit of Peace Corps Representative, Nov. 21, 1963; Letter to Students from Co-Chairmen of Blood Drive Committee regarding the Red Cross Blood Drive on campus Oct. 29, 1963; Announcement of Memorial Service for President Kennedy, March 24, 1963; Letter of introduction to Freshmen from Campus Christian Association (Jim Preer, President), Aug. 30, 1963; Letter from the Deans’ Office, Regulations for Student Conduct, Sept., 1963; Information for New Students, 9/1963; Freshmen Orientation Program, Sept. 18-23, 1963; Orienteer (Freshmen Orientation Handout), 9/18/1963; Orienteer (Freshmen Orientation Handout), 9/20/1963; Orienteer (Freshmen Orientation Handout), 9/11/1963; Letter to All Students from the Deans’ Office regarding the availability of Consulting Services for Students needing assistance because of difficulty with studies, oral expression, or personal adjustment, Oct. 7, 1963; Social Committee Calendar for the Fall Semester 1963-64, 10/12/1963; The Arts Center- Fall 1963 and Swarthmore College Student Activities List- Fall 1963; Little Theatre Club’s letter of invitation to new students, 8/15/63; Welcome letter to new students from the Orientation Committee, Fall, 1963; Memo, April 23, 1963, to Faculty and Admin.from President Courtney Smith re Parents Day invitation, May 4, 1963; Memo, April 20, 1963, to Faculty and Admin.from President Courtney Smith re Parents Day invitation, May 2, 1963; Pamphlet: Swarthmore College 1963 Sports Schedules (compliments of The Fountain, Swarthmore, PA); Pamphlet:

Schedule of Cooper Foundation events Spring Semester, 1964; Program for “A Sleep of Prisoners, May 15, 1964; Musical Performances Open to the Public Spring Semester, 1964; Dept. of Music, Concert Oct. 2, 1964; Cooper Foundation, Swearthmore Jazz Festival Oct. 29, 1964; Bond Concert, The Herford Trio, Dec. 6, 1964; Art Exhibition, “Three Generations of Wyeths,” 1964; Middle Atlantic States Track and Field Championships, May 9, 1964; Football Program, Swarthmore vs. Dickinson, Oct. 3, 1964. Swarthmore College 1964 Sports Schedules; Notice of Little Theatre Club performance of Strindberg’s The Ghost Sonata, Nov. 5, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 1964; Notice of SAASA (Student Aid Association of South Africans Abroad) Benefit performance by Miriam Makeba, Nov. 19, 1964; Swarthmore College 1964-1965 Winter Sports Schedule; Announcement of the Publication of Swarthmore Remembered, May 1, 1964; Dept. of Music schedule “Musical Performances Open to the Public, Spring Semester, 1964; Little Theatre Club flyer announcing Three Original One-Act Plays, March 12, 13, 14, 1964; Little Theatre Club presents Death of a Salesman, Nov. 9,10,14,15,16,17, 1963- flyer; Volunteer Sheet for Student Council Committees-Spring Semester 1964 Jan. 1964; Volunteer Sheet for Student Council Committees-Fall Semester 1963 Sept. 1963; Report Student Activities Fund Appropriations 1962-63 1963-64; Report: Student Activity Fund Appropriations- Comparative Figures 1963-64-1964-65; Announcement of Little Theatre Club program for Spring Semester, 1964; Theater Festival Final Schedule, March 24-26, 1964; Spring Vacation, 1964 Schedule, 3/31/1964; Parents’ Weekend Schedule, May 1-2, 1964; Letter from the Deans’ Office, Regulations for Student Conduct, Sept., 1964; Letter to All Students from the Deans’ Office regarding the availability of Consulting Services for Students needing assistance because of difficulty with studies, oral expression, or personal adjustment, Sept., 1964; Oct., 1965 Re Introduction to Sharples Dining Hall, 9/15/1964; Announcement of Jazz Festival, Dec. 4 and 5, 1964; Phi Beta Kappa 69th Ann. Bus. Mtg., June 7, 1964; Memo from Vice Pres. Joseph Shane inviting Faculty and Administration to the Parents’ Day Tea May 2, 1964, and listing parents who will be attending Parents’ Day; Swarthmore College 1964-1965 Winter Sports Schedules (compliments of The Fountain, Swarthmore, PA

Announcement of Concert of Contemporary Music to commemorate the Centenary of Swarthmore College, February 29, 1964; Notice from the Office of the Deans regarding Arrangements for Graduation- June, 1964- Centennial Commencement June 8, 1964

Swarthmore College 1965-1966 Winter Sports Schedule; Information Sheet: Intercollegiate Conference Swarthmore College “America, the New Eueope, and the Atlantic Alliance,” Feb. 12-14, 1965; Information Sheet 2: Intercollegiate Conference Swarthmore College “America, the New Europe, and the Atlantic Alliance,” Feb. 12-14, 1965; ; 1965 Spring Sports Schedules; Lecture by Professor Georges Couton, Univ. of Lyons, “Amour,Mariage, et Politique au XVII Siecle,” March 4, 1965; Modern Dance Spring Concert, March 18, 1965; Rudolph Burckhgardt, first Marjorie Heilman Visiting Artist, March 30, 31 – April l, 1965; American Rhodes Scholar Reunion at Swarthmore College, June 18-20, 1965; Math Dept lecture series by Professor Mark Kac, Nov. 1, 2, 3 ,4, 1965; Cooper Foundation presents the New York Chamber Soloists, Nov. 5, 1965; 1965 Jazz Festival Performances: Bernard Peiffer Trio, Dec. 3, 1965, and Clark Terry Quartet, Dec. 4, 1965; Announcement entitled “In Defence of Poesy,Short Stories, Drama on the Swarthmore campus- regarding informal sessions and meetings regarding student poetry, short stories, and drama, Feb. 24, 1965; Letter of Notice to Swarthmore Students and Their Parents from Vice President Edward Cratsley announcing increase in College’s charges for 1965-1966- March, 1965; Cautionary Memorandum to All Students from the Office of the Deans regarding Roof Climbing and Gutter Walking on buildings, such as around the Dome of Parrish, March 1, 1965; Letter from the Registrar to Second Semester Sophomore regarding application to read for Honors, March 1, 1965; Notice from Swarthmore College Chest 1964-1965 regarding the Organization’s Charitable Drive March 14-16, 1965; Posting for Modern Dance Spring Concert, March 18, 1965; Notice from the President’s Office to All Swarthmore Students regarding Parents’ Day program, April 30- May 1, 1965; Announcement re Rudolph Burckhart, as first Marjorie Heilman Visiting Artist, March 29- April 2, 1965; Notice from the President’s Office to All Members of the Swarthmore College Community re Notice of the death of Professor Joseph W. Conard, April 6, 1965; Memo, April 19, 1965, to Faculty and Admin. from President Courtney Smith re Parents Day invitation, April 30, 1966; Memo from Vice Pres. Joseph Shane inviting Fac.and Admin. to Parents’ Day Tea, 5/1/65 and listing parents who will be attending Parents’ Day Day; Memo, April 15, 1965, to Faculty and Admin.from President Courtney Smith re Parents Day invitation, May 1, 1965; 1965-6 Fall Semester Book List (Student Council Bookstore Committee list of books to be used in courses and seminars Fall 1965-66; Notice from Dean’s Office to Sophomore and Junior Men re applications for Proctorships for 1965-66; Information Sheet: Intercollegiate Conference Swarthmore College “America, the New Eueope, and the Atlantic Alliance,” Feb. 12-14, 1965; Information Sheet 2: Intercollegiate Conference Swarthmore College “America, the New Europe, and the Atlantic Alliance,” Feb. 12-14, 1965; Letter to Students regarding the Red Cross Blood Drive, October 7, 1965; Notice of International Teach-in in Toronto (broadcast sessions on campus) “Revolution and Response,” Oct. 9, 1965; Student Council Resolution October 17, 1965 re opposition to participating in athletic, social, or cultural events with any institution that follows a policy of racial segregation; Memorandum to Students from Dean Robert A. Barr, Scheduled Dates for Collections for 1965-1966, Sept. 1965; Memorandum from John Moore, Registrar and Assoc. Dean on the Opening of College, Fall Semester, 1965 (7/28/65); The Little Theater Club of Swarthmore College Schedule of Fall Events, Sept. 26, 1965; Swarthmore College 1965 Sports Schedules; Calendar of Events Open to the Public Jan.- May, 1965; Pamphlet: Swarthmore College 1965-1966 Winter Sports Schedules (compliments of The Fountain, Swarthmore, PA

Bond Concert and Lecture on “In Memoriam Dylan Thomas by Stravinsky and “Animula Vagula, Blandula by Claudio Spies, Jan. 23, 1966; The Pennsylvania Ballet Company, March 12, 1966; Cooper Foundation lecture by Robert A. Nisbet, “The Sociological Tradition,” March 18, 1966; Swarthmore College 1966 Spring Sports Schedules; Kwink All-College Bicycle Race, April 24, 1966; Letter to All Students from the Student Council concerning Proposed Swarthmore College Academic Honor Code, May 3, 1966; Memorandum from John Moore, Registrar and Assoc. Dean on the Opening of College, Fall Semester, 1966 (7/27/66); Notice to Seniors sent by Joseph Shane, Vice President regarding visit by the Alumni Council during Homecoming Weekend, Oct. 7 and 8, 1966 (gathering to facilitate alumni-student togetherness (Sept. 26, 1966; Office of the Deans: Christmas Vacation Schedule 1965; Spring Semester 1966 Social Calendar, Jan. 1966; Notice from the President’s Office to All Swarthmore Students regarding Parents’ Day program, April 29-30,1966; Posting for Chaplin Seminar by Prof. Peter vande Kamp, October 12, 1966; Announcement from Cooper Foundation of Circle-in-the-Square production, The White Devil, Oct. 14, 1966;; Phi Beta Kappa 71st Annual Business Meeting, June 5, 1966; Lecture by Rev. Alexander Jones, “The Clash of Greek and Hebrew Thought in Early Christianity,” Nov. 10, 1966; Letter of Notice to Swarthmore Students and Their Parents from Vice President Edward Cratsley announcing increase in College’s charges for 1966-67 -April,1966; ; Schedule of A Series of Informal Afternoon Concerts by Paul Zukofsky, Violin and Gilbert Kalish, Piano, 1966-1967; Dept. of Intercollegiate Athletics: Swarthmore College Sports Schedule 1966-67; Letter to All Students from the Deans’ Office regarding the availability of Consulting Services for Students needing assistance because of difficulty with studies, oral expression, or personal adjustment, Sept. 28, 1966; Memo to Members of the Swarthmore Community from Vice President Joseph B. Shane, Schedule of Collection Programs for 1966-67; Letter addressed “Dear Swarthmore” regarding The College Chest Charitable Appeal, from College Chest Co-Chairmen April 21, 1966; Swarthmore College Permanent Calendar, First Semester, 1966-1967, Sept., 1966; October 6, 1966; Memo from Office of the Vice President, Schedule of Collection Programs for 2nd Semester 1966-67; Letter from the Office of the President to Swarthmore Students reporting on three projects of major importance: A Commission on the Academic Program, Committere on function and operation of the library in a liberal arts college, the College’s Responsibilities Beyond the Academic Program, May 26, 1966; Memorandum from Physics Dept. to Juniiors and Seniors Majoring or Minoring in Physics re: hiring Student Assistants for grading of homework problems for Physics 1- 2; Studio Arts Dept. Course Offerings 2nd semester 1966-67, Jan. 12, 1966; Announcement to Faculty and Student Body from The Computer Committee re presentation by Edmund Bowles of IBM on the use of computers in the humanities and liberal art, Feb. 17, 1966; Notice from Dean’s Office to Sophomore and Junior Men re applications for Proctorships for 1966-67; Posting by Classics Club of Swarthmore College announcing lecture “Streets and Houses in Ancient Athens” by Prof. R. E. Wycherley, Institute for Advanced Study, December 8, 1966; Little Theatre Club notice of presentation of Sean O’Casey’s I Knock at the Door Dec. 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, 1966; Notice of the Faculty of Religion’s presentation of lecture by The Rev. Alexander Jones on “The Clash of Greek and Hebrew Thought in Early Christianity” November 10, 1966; Dept. of Soc-Anth re Dr. Arthur Barron of CBS TV speaking on “Two Views of Berkeley,” Nov. 28, 1966; Letter from the Deans’ Office, Regulations for Student Conduct, Sept., 1966; Letter from the Deans’ Office, Memorandum Concerning Dress in Sharples Dining Hall, Sept. 1966; Calendar of Events Open to the Public Jan.- May, 1966; Dept. of Music Schedule of Concerts March 13- May 15, 1966; Music Theater of Swarthmore announcement of production of Threepenny Opera on campus Nov. 3, 4, 5, 1966; Announcement of La Fete De Rock and Roll De Swarthmore (The First Annual Swarthmore Rock and Roll Festival), March 4, 5, 1966; Studio Arts Dept. announcement of Neil Welliver, Marjorie Heilman Visiting Artist for 1966, Feb. 1-4, 1966; Notice of Bond Concert and Lecture, Claudio Spies, Jan. 23, 1966; Letter from Deans Office to Swarthmore Students announcing the appointment of Associate Dean Margaret MacLaren, Sept. 26, 1966; Announcement- Little Theatre Club presents a bill of three original one-act plays, Cavity’s Dream by Paul Chalmer, Blind Among Enemies by Jeffrey Jones, and Head of the Family by Larry Arnstein, Feb. 24, 25, 26, 1966; Christian Association’s announcement of Agape Meal, Feb. 27, 1966; Invitation to Members of the College Community from the Student Faculty Relations Committee and the Campus Club to Welcome Home reception for Pres. and Mrs. Courtney Smith, Feb. 23, 1966; Memorandum to all Swarthmore students from Office of the President re Pres. Courtney Smith’s openness to meeting with students - available times to be announced in Swarthmore Calendar that is issued every Friday

Social Committee Tentative Schedule Feb.- Spring Vacation, 2/10/1967; International Relations Club, 2nd Annual U. N. Seminar, Feb. 13, 1967; Schedule of Musical Events, March 3, 1969 – April 19, 1967; Lecture Series by the Philadelphia Marriage Council, March 7, 1967; Lecture by Nicholas Zernov, “Russian Encounter: Distinctive Contributions of Russian Religious Culture,: April 23, 1967; Memo, April 17, 1967, to Faculty and Admin.from President Courtney Smith re Parents Day invitation, April 29, 1967; Memo from Vice Pres. Joseph Shane inviting Faculty and Admin. to the Parents’ Day Tea April 29, 1967, and listing parents who will be attending Parents’ Day; Freshman Talent Show, Aug. 18, 1967; Cooper Foundation Calendar of Events – Fall Semester, 1967-68; Cooper Foundation presents Karl and Margaret in Concert for Two Pianos, Nov. 3, 1967; Homecoming Program, Oct. 21, 1967; Series of Informal Afternoon Concerts by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Fall Semester, 1967; Little Theatre Club performance of Macbeth, Nov., 1967; Registrar’s List of Honors Seminars, Spring Semester 1966-1967, Jan. 1967; Letter from Registrar to Honors Students and Seminar Instructors re organizational meetings for seminar for second semester 1966-67, Jan. 3, 1967; Jewish Activities Group’s invitation to all faculty and students to a Model Seder (Passover meal) April 23, 1967; ; Lecture by Professor Ernest J. Simmons, “Change and Continuity in Soviet Culture Today, Nov. 9, 1967; Lecture by Marshall D. Shulman, “The Evolution of Soviet Foreign Policy,” Nov. 19, 1967; Dedication of McCabe Library and Friends Historical Library, Dec. 8, 1967; Notice from the President’s Office to All Swarthmore Students regarding Parents’ Day program, April 30- May 1, 1967; Posting for The Swarthmore College Rock and Roll Festival, Feb. 17 and 18, 1967; Posting for Little Theatre Club 1967 presentation of Evening of One-Act Plays, Feb. 23, 24, 25, 1967; Studio Arts Program Spring Semester 1967; Studio Arts Program Fall Semester 1966; Notice of Lecture: Russian Encounter: Distinctive Contributions of Russian Religious Culture, by Nicholas Zernov, Oxford University, sponsored by Faculty of Religion Dept. and the Russian Cllub, April 23, 1967; Posting by Classics Club of Swarthmore College announcing lecture “Public Building and Public Policy, Athens 480-450 B.C. and “Americans in Oxford,” by Russell Meiggs, Oxford Univ., April 16, 1967; Posting by Classics Club of Swarthmore College announcing lecture “Greek Ideas of the Afterlife in Virgil” by Prof. Friedrich Solmsen. Univ. of Wisconsin, April 23, 1967; International Reliations Club 2nd Annual UN Seminar, Feb. 13, 1967; Little Theatre Club presents John Osborne’s Plays for England, April 13, 14, 15, 1967; Posting by Classics Club announcing lecture “An Apocalyptic Prophecy of the Sixth Century, A.D.” by Prof. Paul J. Alexander, Univ. of Michigan, May 7, 1967;

Swarthmore College, the John Russel Hayes Memorial Collection of Poetry; Series of Informal Afternoon Concerts by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Spring Semester, 1968; Music Dept., For Evening lectures, Spring, 1968; Dept. of Music, Schedule of Musical Events, Spring Semester, 1968; Art Exhibit at Wilcox Gallery, Swarthmore College, “Landscape USA,” Feb.9 – March 5, 1968; WSGA Lectures on sexuality, Dr. Martin Goldberg 2/28/1968; Cooper Foundation lectures on New Directions in Socialism, April 14, 1968; Music Dept., Two Films on Igor Stravinski, April 23, 1968; Music Dept., Three Concerts by Student Performing Groups, Parents’ Day Concert, April 27, 1968; Memo, April 15, 1968, to Faculty and Admin.from President Courtney Smith re Parents Day invitation, April 27, 1968; Exhibition at Wilcox Gallery, Black Artists in America 19th and 20th Centuries, May 10-30, 1968; Series of Informal Afternoon and Evening Concerts by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Fall Semester, 1968-1969; The Pennsylvania Ballet Company, Sept. 25. 1968; Fall Sports Schedules 1968; Homecoming , Oct. 12, 1968; Cooper Foundation presents A Weekend of Far Eastern Music, Oct. 25 and 26, 1968; Cooper Foundation presents A Concert of Indian Music, Oct. 26, 1968; Tarbles At The Rat, programs during Nov., 1968; Exhibition at Wilcox Gallery, “The Big Figure,” Nov. 1 – Dec. 1, 1968; Lecture by Alhaji Aminu Kanu, Nigerian minister of communications, “The Current Situation in Nigeria,” Nov. 7, 1968; Cooper Foundation, series of papers and panel discussions, Growth and Change in the Urban Affairs Professions, Nov. 9-10, Nov. 16-17, 1968; Football program, Swarthmore vs. Johns Hopkins, Nov. 9, 1968; Exhibition of Art by Ivan Theimer, Dec. 6, 1968; Music Dept., A Weekend of Music, Dec. 13, 14, 15, 1968;

Dance Concerrt, April 12, 1969; Phi Beta Kappa 74th Annual Business Meeting, June 8, 1969; Football program Homecoming Swarthmore vs. Franklin and Marshall, Oct. 11, 1969; Sports Schedule, 1969-1970; Series of Informal Afternoon and Evening Concerts by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Spring Semester, 1969; Cooper Foundation presents Musical Performances and Lectures, Spring Schedule, 1969; Informal film/lecture series on the comparative study of social organization, 2/6 – 4/3/1969; Cooper Foundation presents The Galimir Quartet, Feb. 7, 1969;Three lectures on India by Khushwant Singh, Visiting Professor, April 10, 17 and 24, 1969; Memo, April 15, 1969, to Faculty and Admin.from President Courtney Smith re Parents Day invitation, May 2, 1969 Cooper Foundation presents lecture by Professor James D. Watson, “Synthesis of RNA on DNA Templates,” May 4, 1969; Memo from Vice Pres. Joseph Shane inviting Faculty and Admin. to the Parents’ Day Tea May 3, 1969, and listing parents who will be attending Parents’ Day; Lecture by Professor Donald Swearer on Buddhism and Nationalism in Modern Asia, Sept. 25, 1969; Musical Events at Swarthmore College – Sept.- Oct.- Nov. 1969; Cooper Foundation Calendar of Events 1969-1970; Movie Schedule, first semester, 1969-1970; Cooper Foundation lecture by Victor Weisskkopf, “The Role of Science in Society,: Oct. 19, 1969; Cooper Foundation presents Gustav Leonhardt, harpsichordist, Oct. 26, 1969; Cooper Foundation series of three lectures on Archaeology in Greece, Nov. 2, 9, and 16, 1969; Sports Schedule, 1970-71; Series of Afternoon and Evening Concerts by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Spring Semester, 1970; The Zukofsky/Kalish Concerts and Chamber Music Coaching Program – The First Four Years (1966-1970); Claudio Spies, slide show and comments on “The Monumental Inca Architecture of Peru,” Jan.8 , 1970; Announcement to Students from Committee on Fellowships from Other Institutions re Washington Summer Intern Program (1/21/1970); Swarthmore College Chorus, Invitation to sing with chorus or play in orchestra for performance of Brahms – A German Requiem, April 25, 1970; Swarthmore College Orchestra concert (Debussy, Piston, Bach), Jan. 16, 1970; Musical Fund Society of Phila., A Lieder Concert by Anneliese Rothenberger, Jan. 18, 1970; Music Dept. Concert – Zukofsky, violin, Kalish, piano,Martin, cello, Feb. 3, 1970; Philosophy 10, Mrs. Harriet S. Baguskas, The Nature and Methods of the Artist’s Inquiry,” Feb. 26, 1970; Cooper Foundation presents The Festival Winds, Feb. 27, 1970; Dept. of Modern Languages, Lecture by Professor Ruth Dean on Anglo-Norman Literature Panel discussion “Prevention of Heart Disease and/or Treatment if Necessary,” Jan. 28, 1970; Philosophy 10, Cyrus Cantrell, “Quantum theory of waves and particles,” March 19, 1970; Modern Dance Concert, March 7, 1970; Philosophy 10, Henke Rothstein, “Wave-Particle Duality, March 5, 1970; Studio Arts, Talk and film presented by Yvonne Jacquette about contemporary realism, April 3, 1970; Dept. of Modern Languages , lecture by Gerald Kamber, “L’Evolution de la chanson populaire en France,” April 6, 1970; Memo, April 10, 1970, to Faculty and Admin.from President Courtney Smith re Parents Day invitation, April 25, 1970; Memo from Vice Pres. Joseph Shane inviting Faculty and Admin. to Parents’ Day Tea Apr. 25, 1970, and listing parents who will be attending; Philosophy 10, Carl Barus, Bruce Hamilton, Wade Porter, “Technology; Problems, Solutions and Predicaments,” April 9, 1970; Cooper Foundation Concert of 20th century piano music, pianist Richard Bunger, April 2, 1970; Philosophy 10, Steve Piker, Victor Novick, “Culture aand Experience,” April 16, 1970; Deans’ Office and Student Council sponsored panel discussions on Sex (formerly the Birds and Bees Lectures), April 2l, 27, and 29, 1970; Philosophy 10, George McCully, “History,” April 22, 1970; Schedule for Parents’ Day, April 25, 1970; Dept. of Modern Languages, lecture by J. Serge Doubrovsky, “La Structure Prooustienne,” April 27, 1970; Colloquium, Dr. Jay Haley, Philadelphia Child Guidance Clinic, “Psychotherapeutic Communication,” April 29, 1970; Philosophy 10, Tom Artin, Jean-Claude Barré, Tom Bradley, Lou Miller, Tom Sherman, Dick Terdiman, Barry Yourgrau, “Literature and Society,” April 30, 1970; Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology, Lecture by Vincent Brandt, “Cities and Civilization in Asia,” May 3, 1970; Dept. of Modern Languages, lecture by Nathaniel Tarn, “Anthropology and French ‘Structuralisme’,” May 4, 1970; Cooper Foundation presents Don Redlich Dance Company, May 9, 1970; Arthur Hoyt Scott Garden and Horticulture Award presentation to Aubrey C. Hildreth, June 8, 1970; Series of Concerts by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Fall Semester, 1970-1971; Murray Louis Dance Company, Nov. 20, 1970; Football program, Swarthmore vs. Dickinson, Oct. 3, 1970; Homecoming, Oct. 17, 1970; Phi Beta Kappa 75th Ann. Bus. Mtg., June 7, 1970

Swarthmore College Sports Schedule, 1971—72; Series of Concerts by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Spring Semester, 1971; Dept. of Music, Electronic Music Concert, Feb. 23, 1971; Department of Music: Revised Calendar of Musical Events (Sp. 1971) (3/7/71); English Dept. announcement of Poetry Contests, Short Story Contest, March 10, 1971; Swarthmore College Annual Rock Festival, April 12, 1971; Dept. of Music, Concert by Timother Eddy, Violoncello, April 13, 1971; Memo, April 15, 1971, to Faculty and Admin.from President Courtney Smith re Parents Day invitation, May 1, 1971; Memo from Vice Pres. Joseph Shane inviting Faculty and Admin. to Parents’ Day Tea May 1, 1971, and listing parents who will be attending; Posting: Welcome to Tarble (Student Center) Oct. 7, 1971; Dept. of Music, Robert Silverman, Piano, Franz Liszt and Robert Schumann, May 2, 1971; Annual Spring Concert of Choral Music, May 8, 1971; Cooper Foundation presents Group Motion, May 15, 16, 1971; On Campus September-October 1971; Series of Concerts by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Fall Semester, 1972; James Cunningham and the Acme Dance Co., Oct. 22, 1971; Swarthmore College Calendar of Musical Events, February, March, 1971; Dance Performance, Dances We Dance, Betty Jones and Fritz Ludiin, Feb. 6, 1971; Modern Dance Concert, May 1, 1971; Dept. of Music, Paul Zukofsky, Violin concert, Oct. 4, 1971; Dept. of Music, Jasmes Freeman and Gilbert Kalish, Piano Music of Igor Stravinsky, Dec. 13, 1971; College Chorus, Music for Christmas – 1971, Dec. 11, 12, 1971; Dept. of Modern Languages presents movie (German), Aren’t We Wonderful? (1958), Oct. 5, 1971; Gospel Music Concert, Oct. 17, 1971; Dept. of Music, Concert, Dorothy Freeman, oboe, Joseph Rabbai, clarinet, Paul Zukofsky, violin, gilbert Kalish, piano, Oct. 15, 1971; Psychology Colloquium, Dr. Sigfried Streufert, “The Simulation of Social Problems,” Nov. 23, 1971; Dept. of Music, Two Concerts of Music for the Christmas Season, 12/5/71 and 12/11 and 12, 1971; Dept. of Music, Gilbert Kalish, piano, Bach the Goldberg Variations), Nov. 19, 1971; Dept. of Psychology, Dr. Martin Seligman, “Depression and Learned Helplessness,” Nov. 15, 1971; Dept. of Music, Paul Zukofsky, violin, in Program of Music for Solo Violin by Bach. Nov. 15, 1971; Black Studies Program, Professor Clyde Giles lecture.”Tides of Opporession and Creative Alternatives: the Role of the Black Vanguard,” Oct. 14, 1971; Dept. of Music, Concert Dorothy Freeman, oboe, James Freeman, double bass, Gilbert Kalish, piano, Oct. 25, 1971; Art exhibit in Wilcox Gallery, sculpture and glass by sculptor Karel Mikolas, Nov. 5 – 24, 1971; Dept. of Music, Concert – Fantazias and In Nomines by Henry Purcell, Dec. 6, 1971; Dept. of Psychology Colloloquium, Dr. Stanley Milgram, “TV and Anti-social Behavior: a Field Experiment,” Dec. 9, 1971; Swarthmore College Sports Schedule, 1972-73; Series of Concerts by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Spring Semester, 1972; Invitation to sing with chorus or play in orchestra for performance of Mozart Kyrie and Gloria from Grand Mass in C Minor, April 29, 1972; Faculty Lecture, Derek Traversi, “King Lear and the Nature of Man,” Feb. 3, 1972; Tentative Schedule of Musical Events – Spring, 1972; Dept. of Music, Jan DeGaetani, mezzo-soprano, in Concert, Jan. 13, 1972; Modern Dance Concert, April 22, 1972; Alumnae Day at Swarthmore, April 15, 1972; Arthur Hoyt Scott Garden and Horticulture Award presentation to May Theilgaard Watts, June 5, 1972; Series of Concerts on Sunday Afternoons by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Fall Semester, 1972-1973; Dept. of Music, Robert Smart in a harpsichord Concert, Oct. 8, 1972; Dept. of Psychology Colloquium, Professor Bibb Latané, “Field Studies in Compliance and Helping,” Feb. 17, 1972; Chamber Music Weekend, March 3, 4, 1972; Judith Blegen (Soprano) in Concert, April 9, 1972; Dept. of Music, Jan DeGaetani, Mezzo-soprano, in Concert, April 17, 1972; Dept. of Music, The New Jersey Percussion Ensemble, April 21, 1972; Memo, April 14, 1972, to Faculty and Admin.from President Robert Cross re Parents Day invitation, April 29, 1972; Memo from Vice Pres. Kendall Landis inviting Faculty and Admin. to Parents’ Day Tea Apr. 29, 1972, and listing parents who will be attending; Final Edition for Parents’ Day, Sat. April 29, 1972, finalized schedule; Final Edition for Parents’ Day, Sat. April 28, 1972, finalized schedule; Dept. of Psychology Colloquium, Dr. Richard Ashmore, “Perceived Threat in Black-White Relations,” May 2, 1972; Faculty Lecture Schedule Fall, 1972; Dept. of Music, Timother Eddy, cello, Paul Zukofsky, violin, and Gilbert Kalish, piano Program of Felix Mendelssohn and Johannes Brahms, Sept. 24, 1972; Modern Dance – Yuriko amd Dance Company – events, Oct. 11, 12, 13, 1972; Yuriko and Dance Company in Performance, Oct. 12, 1972; Announcement of performance of King Lear by the National Shakespeare Company, Oct. 4, 1972; Dept. of Psychology Colloloquium, Dr. Allen Schneider, “The Aging of Memory: a Matter of Seconds,” Sept. 27, 1972;, “TV and Anti-social Behavior: a Field Experiment,” Dec. 9, 1971; Prof. J. M. Moore, ASEE, presentation “Individualization in Educational Technology,” Oct. 18 and Oct. 20. 1972; Dept. of Psychology Colloquium, Dr. Jeri Levy, “The Two Brains of Adam,” Oct. 20, 1972;Dept. of Music, Palma Toscani, Soprano, Martha Massena, Piano – Choral program, Oct. 28, 1972; Concert of Electronic Music, Oct. 29, 1972; Friends of Art- sponsored, Sir Kenneth Clark’s art film, “Pioneers of Modern Painting,” Nov. 8, 1972; Exhibition at Wilcox Gallery, Kael Mikolas, Nov. 6 – 24, 1972; Dept. of Philosophy, Lecture y Professor Mihailo Markovic, “The Nature of Dioalectics and the Possibility of a Dialectics of Nature,” Nov. 7, 1972; Art Dept., the Benjamin West Lecture, “Bernini’s Chapel of Saint Theresa in Santa Maria della Vittoria, Rome,” by Irving Lavin, Nov. 12, 1972; Dept. of Music, Organ Concert, William Gatens, Organist, Nov. 12, 1972; Art Dept. Lecture by Ian Lowe, “Drawings in the Ashmolean,” Nov. 19, 1972; Dept. of Music, Leslie Guinn, Baritone, Gilbert Kalish, Piano, Songs by Robert Schumann, Nov. 19, 1972; Dept. of Psychology Colloquium, Dr. Barry Schwartz, “Beneath Freedom and Disnity: Some Problems with the Empirical Foundations of Skinnerian Behaviorism,” Dec. 1, 1972; On Campus at Swarthmore, Dec., 1972; Announcement from Dept. of Music and Swarthmore College Theater re joint performance of Music for Christmas by Chorus and The Play of Daniel, 12/13/72; Swarthmore CCollege Orchestra, Schubert, Stravinsky, Honneger, Dec. 3, 1972; College Chorus, Music for Christmas – 1972, Dec. 9, 1972; Dept. of Art, lecture by Harriet Shorr Baguskas, “Issues in Contemporary Painting,” Dec. 10, 1972; Dept. of Music, Voice and Violin program, with Jan de Gaetani, Soprano, James Freeman, Harpsichord, Edward Klein, cello, Paul Zukofsky, violin, Dec. 10, 1972; Series of Concerts by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Spring Semester, 1973; On campus at Swarthmore, January, 1973; Student Show at Wilcox Gallery, Exhibit of Course work done in Studio Arts Program, Jan. 11-25, 1973; Dept. of Music, Timothy Eddy, cello and Gilbert Kalish, piano, in program of works for cello and piano, Jan. 14, 1973; Dan Wagoner and Dancers Modern Dance Residency, concerts feb.2 and Feb.3; On Campus at Swarthmore, Feb. 1973; Dept. of Music Klaus Heitz, cello, Three Suites for Cello Solo, Feb. 4, 1973; Danee Lecture-Recitals, Dr. Nadia Chilkovsky Nahumck, “The Two Worlds of Dance: Reality ahd Illusion,” Feb. 8, 1973; Dept. of Music Concert, Jan DeGaetani, Mezzo Soprano, John Wion, Flute and Piccolo, Arthur Bloom, Clarinet, Timothy Eddy, Cello, Paul Zukofsky, Violin, and Gilbert Kalish, Piano, Feb. 11, 1973; Depts. of Art and Engineering, Lecture by Buckminster Fuller, “Fuller on Problem Solving,” Feb. 16, 1973; College Chorus, Pamela Gore, Contralto, Feb. 18, 1973; Dept. of Psychology Colloquium, Darwyn Linder, “Experience and Change: An Assessment of the Outward Bound Courses, Feb. 25, 1973; Dept. of Psychology Colloquium, Dean Peabody, “Margaret Mead or Archie Bunker? National Stereotypes and National Character in Europe,: March 7, 1973; Lecture – Demonstration Alwin Nikolais Dance Theatre Company, March 19, 1973; On Campus at Swarthmore, March, 1973; Poster Nikolas Exhibit at Wilcox Gallery – opening March 24, 1973; Dept. of Music, Revised Schedule of Musical Events – Spring Semester 1973; Dept. of Modern Languages Lecture, Victor Brombert, “Three Poets of Parisian Hell: Balzac, Hugo, Baudelaire,” March 29, 1973; Dept. of Classics Lecture, Progessor Gregory Nagy, “The Valor of the Homeric Hero,” March 29, 1973; On Campus at Swarthmore, April, 1973; Series of Sunday Afternoon Concerts by Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert Kalish, Spring Semester, 1973; Cooper Foundation presents Murray Pertahia, Pianist in Concert April 1, l973; Swarthmore College Orchestra, James Freeman, conductor, Marita Abner, soloist in concert April 8, 1973; Dept. of Music, Tom MacKnight, Harpichordist Program, April 8, 1973; Dept. of Modern Languages Lecture, Kurt Weinberg, “Paul Valéry’s ‘Faust’ and ‘Lust’: a liturgical comedy on the theme of the cogito ergo sum,” April 12, 1973; Program Alumnae Day at Swarthmore, April 14, 1973; Parents Day, April 28, 1973; Memo to the Swarthmore College Community: Change of time on one of the programs for Parents’ Day Sat. April 28, 1973; Memo from Vice Pres. Kendall Landis inviting Faculty and Admin. to Parents’ Day Tea Apr. 28, 1973, and listing parents who will be attending; Dept. of Psychology Colloquium Professor Robert Kleck, “SStigma: Implications of Physical Appearance for Social Interaction,” April 20, 1973; Dance Lecture-Recital, Dr. Nadia Chilkovsky, “Dance Tradition and Innovation,” Apriil 27, 1973; Modern Dance Concert, April 28, 1973; College Chorus, A Concert for Parents’ Day, Ralph Vaughan Williams, In Windsor Forest, April 28, 1973; On Campus at Swarthmore, May – August 1973; College Chorus and Orchestra Spring Concert, May 5, 1973.

Announcement from Office of Information Services re Interview with Buckminster Fuller on “Betty Hughes and Friends” on Channel 10 TV and Lecture on Campus by Buckminster Fuller, “Fuller on Problem Solving, Feb. 16, 1973; Basketball game program, Swarthmore vs. Widener, Feb. 7, 1973; Report on June 7 Lunch Meeting of the Swarthmore Women’s Coalition; Announcement dedication of Lang Music Building, Parent’s Day, April 27. 1973; nvitation to 80th Birthday Party for Thomas B. McCabe, 6-27-73, with imprinted napkin “Fourscore Cheers for Tom McCabe”; A Toast in honor of Thomas B. McCabe in anticipation of his eightieth birthday, June 27, 1973; Arthur Hoyt Scott Garden and Horticulture Award presentation to George H. M. Lawrence, June 4, 1973; Phi Beta Kappa 78th Ann. Bus. Mtg., June 3, 1973; Arthur Hoyt Scott Horticultural Foundation Schedule Classes-Workshops, Fall 1973; On Campus at Swarthmore September-October, 1973; Cooper Foundation presents The Concord String Quartet, Sept. 29, 1973; Cooper Foundation presents T. Balasaraswati in a recital of Bharata Natyam, Oct. 5, 1973; Dept. of Music Concert, Three Trios by Mozart, Oct. 14, 1973; On Campus at Swarthmore, November 1973; Rod Rogers Dance Company, Oct. 18, 19, 1973; Concert, Tom McKnight in a Recital of Elizabethan Virginal Music, Oct. 28, 1973; Cooper Foundation presents The Western Wind in Orlando Di Lasso Program, Nov. 10, 1973; Scott Horticultural Foundation Swarthmore College Schedule of Classes-Workshops, Fall 1973; Dept. of Music, Dorothy Freeman, Oboe, Paul Zukofsky, Violin, and Members of the Swarthmore College Orchestra in program for oboe, violin, and strings, Nov. 18, 1973; College Announcements, Dec. 1973; On Campus at Swarthmore Dec. 1973; Swarthmore College Chorus, Dec, 7, 1973; Dept. of Music, Organic Oboe Concert, Dec. 2, 1973; Sports schedules spring n.d. circa 1973; College Orchestra Concert Shostakovich, Hindemeth, Bartøk, Dec. 7, 1963; Dept. of Music, Choral performance by Jan DeGaetani, Mezzo-soprano, Dec. 8, 1973; The Cathedral of Mary Our Queen presents Swarthmore College Chorus, Christmas music program, Dec. 9, 1973; On Campus at Swarthmore, January 1974; Dept. of Music Paul Zukofsky, Violin and Gilbert Kalish, Piano in Program for violin and piano, Jan. 6, 1974; Piano Recital by John Sears, Jan 13, 1974; Grand Concert De Salon by Bill Gatens and Friends, Jan. 14, 1974; On Campus at Swarthmore, Feb., 1974; Dept. of Music, Annette DiMedio and Edward L. Polochick , pianists in concert with Cynthia Brome and Thomas Stephenson, percussionists, Feb. 1, 1974; Dept. of Music, John Wion, Flute and Gilbert Kalish, Piano, Feb. 3, 1974; Faculty Lecture, Thompson Bradley, “The Soviet Dissident People and the New Nationalism,” Feb. 7, 1974; Dept. of Music, Klaus Heitz, cello performing works for the cello, Feb. 10, 1974; College Announcement, Feb. 11, 1974; The Museum String Orchestra, Herbert Light, violin, Deborah Carter, flute, Christophen Rev, cello and Swarthmore College Chorus in an All-Vivaldi Program, Feb. 17, 1973; Dept. of Music Timothy Eddy, Violoncello soloist in Concert, Feb. 17, 1974; Cooper Symposium, “Changing sex roles; how far can we go?” Feb. 22, 23 1974; Dept. of Music, A Program of Taped Electronic Music presented by David Steinbrook, Feb. 24, 1974; On Campus at Swarthmore, March, 1974; Dept. of Music, Timothy Eddy, cello, Paul Zukofsky,violin, and Gilbert Kalish, piano in Brahms and Mendelssohn program, March 3, 1974; Cooper Foundation presents Music for a While, March 23, 1974;, Dept. of Music, Gilbert Kalish, Piano in Concert, March 24, 1974; Celebration Concert for Lang Music Building, March 30, 1974; Program for “HMS Pinafore,” March 29, 1974 On Campus at Swarthmore, April, 1974; Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology, lecture, Steven Goldberg, “The Inevitability of Patriarchy: the Biological Argument for Male Dominance in Society,” April 3, 1974; Swarthmore College Orchestra with members of the Swarthmore College Chorus conducted by Harrison Birtwistle, April 5, 1974;Somerville Day – 1974, April 6, 1974; Tom MacKnight in a Harpsichord Recital of Music of Johann Sebastian Bach, April 14, 1974; Dept. of Music, Barbara Blegen, Pianist in Recital, April 19, 1974; Dept. of Music, An Evening of Vocal Duets, with Bethany Beardslee, soprano, Susan Wyner, sopran, Yehudi Wyner, pion, April 21, 1974; Swarthmore College Calendar, Thurs. April 25 – May 5, 1974; Dept. of Music, Lucy Shelton, soprano, Timother Eddy, cello, Paul Zukofsky, violin, Gilbert Kalish, piano in Concert, April 16, 1974; Parents’ Day Program, April 27, 1974; College Announcements, April 30, 1974; On Campus at Swarthmore, May-August, 1974; Dept. of Music, Barbara Blegen, Pianist in Recital, May 3, 1974; Festivity honoring Barbara and Bill Elmore, Dancing to “Dan Goldwater’s Crum Creek Ramblers” & “The Moonshiners.” May 3, 1974; Swarthmore College Calendar May 9, 1974; College Announcements May 14, 1974; Reservation Blank and Alumni Council Ballot, May 31 – June 1, 1974.

Phi Beta Kappa Seventy-Ninth Annual Business Meeting, June 2, 1974; Sports Schedule 1974-1975; Homecoming, Oct. 5, 1974; On Campus at Swarthmore, September-October, 1974; Faculty Lecture Series, Fall, 1974-1975; The Guaneri String Quartet program, Sept. 27, 1974; College Announcement, Sept. 30, 1974; Swarthmore Homecoming, Oct. 5, 1974; College Announcement, Oct. 7, 1974; Cooper Foundation presents Murray Louis Dance Company, Oct. 11, 12, 1974; Robert Smart in recital on the new Holtkamp Continuo Organ, Oct. 13, 1974; College Announcements, Oct. 14, 1974; Cooper Foundation presents The Festival Winds in program of music for the piano, oboe, bassoon, clarinet, and French horn, Oct. 18, 1974; Swarthmore College Calendar, October 18-October 27, 1974; On Campus at Swarthmore, November, 1974; Atlanta Contemporary Dance Company, Images of a Modern Odyssey, Nov. 2, 1974; College Orchestra Autumn Cooncert, Nov. 8, 1974; The Museum Strings and College Chorus and College Orchestra Joint Concert, Mov. 17, 1974; Swarthmore College Calendar, Nov. 22, 1974; Dept. of Music The New York Trio in program of Beethoven, Ives, Mendelssohn, Nov. 24, 1974; On Campus at Swarthmore, Dec. 1974; On Campus at Swarthmore, Jan. 1975; Dept. of Music, Pamela Core, contralto and Robert Kopelson, piano in choral performance; Jan. 5, 1975; University of Pennsylvania Collegium Musicum, “Music from a Trecento Manuscript in the British Museum,” Jan. 5, 1975; College Announcements, Jan. 21, 1975; College Announcements, Jan. 27, 1975; George Faison Universal Dance Experience, Feb. 8, 1975; Swarthnmore College Calendar, Jan,31 – Feb. 9, 1975; On Campus at Swarthmore, Feb., 1975;Rapport and Support Comm. of the Student Council and Alumni Assn. present Rapport and Support Day, Feb. 1, 1975; Cooper Foundation presents The American Brass Quintet, Feb. 1, 19975; College Announcements, Feb. 3, 1975; Swarthmore College Calendar, Feb. 7 – Feb. 16, 1975; Dept. of Music, The Amado String Quartet, Feb. 9, 1975; College Announcements, Feb. 10, 1975; Pergolesi’s La Serva Padrona, An opera in one act, Feb. 14, 16, 1975; Dept. of Music, Stuart Surick, pianist in concert, Feb. 15, 1975; College Announcements, Feb. 17, 1975; “Women and Work: Insights from those Who’ve Tried It,” panel discussion co-sponsored by Career Planning Office and the Women’s Center, Feb. 21, 1975; Dept. of Music, Student Chamber Music Concert, Feb. 28, 1975; On Campus at Swarthmore, March, 1975; Cooper Foundation Speculum Musicae, March 1, 1975; Dept. of Music, Robert Smart, organist in recital, March 2, 1975; Scott Foundation, Gardening in Delaware County: a Series of Six Lectures and Demonstrations, March 20 – April 24, 1975; The Norfolk State College Symphonic Band on Tour, March 21, 1975; Latin American Film Series, March 19 – April 16, 1975; Posting of Women’s Athletic Association’s invitation to The W. A. A. Picnic, May 6, 1975; Program in Education, Two Documentary Films on Overbrook High School, Philadelphia, Nov. 8, 1975; Swarthmore College Chorus in performance, March 22, 1975; Social Committee Invitation to the Frist Annual College Community Dance, March 22, 1975; Dept. of Music, Senior Recital Shellie Wilwnsky, soprano and Valaria Ludlum, piano, March 23, 1975; Miscellaneum Musicale Concert, March 28, 1975, Dept. of Psychology and Religion, present film, “The Story of Carl Jung,” March 29, 1975; Dept. of Music, Paul Zukofsky, violin and Gilbert Kalish, piano, March 30, 1975;On Campus at Swarthmore, April, 1975; Dept. of Music, Concert with soloists Anna May Courtney, soprano and Daniel Hardt ’78, violin, Spring, 1975;Scott Foundation, Schedule of Classes-Workshops, Spring, 1975; Associates of the Scott Horticultural Foundation, At Invitation to Grow; spring, 1975; On Campus at Swarthmore, April, 1975; Dept. of Music Andrew Wolf, Piano performance, April 12, 1975; Somerville Day ’75 Program, April 12, 1975; Dept. of Music Inaugural Recital on the new Zmary Clothier Slade Memorial Organ, April 13, 1975; College Announcements, april 14 – 17, 1975; Swarthmore College Orchestra, Carol Church ’76 cello and James Kelly ’75, guitar in concert, April 18, 1975;Parents’ Day Schedule, April 25, 26, 1975; Dept. of Music, Choral program, Anna May Coourtney, soprano, James Freeman, piano, April 6, 1975; Swarthmore College Calendar, Invitation to Faculty Tea, Parents’ Day, April 24, 1975; Dept. of Music, Claudia Visca, soprano, Lydia Artymiw, pianoforte, Enrique Lasansky, clarinet in Concert April 25, 1975; College Announcements, April 28, 1975; Dept. of Music, A Student Chamber Music Concert, April 25, 1975; On Campus at Swarthmore, May – Aug. 1975; Dept. of Music, Marita Abner, bassoon, Sharon Abner, organ in Concert, May 4, 1975; Women’s Athletic Assn., The W.A.A. Picnic, May 6, 1975;Annette Maria DiMedio, Piano in a Recital for Alumni Day, May 31, 1975; WSRN, Spring 1975; Modern Dance Concert by Swarthmore College Dancers, April 26, 1975; Women’s Varsity Archery, Varsity and Jr. Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Softball, and Varsity and Jr. Varsity Tennis Schedules, April, 1975.

Poster for Swarthmore College Gospel Choir concert, April 27, 1975; On Campus at Swarthmore, September – October 1975; Men’s Dept. of Intercollegiate Athletics, Sports Schedule 1075-1976; Retirement party for Howard Williams, McCabe Library, Sept. 2, 1975;Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/5-9/28/1975; College Announcements, Sept. 8, 1975; Invitation to Faculty and Staff re new non-credit course, “Topics in Human Sexuality,” Sept. 11, 1975; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/11 – 9/21/1975; Cooper Foundation present David Craighead, organist in concert, Sept. 12, 1975; College Announcements, Sept. 15, 1975; Symposium on Religion and Higher Education, “Is Swarthmore a Quaker College? What Difference Should It Make? What Difference Does It Make,” Sept. 19, 1975; Dept of PE for Women, 1975 Varsity and Jr. Varsity Hockey Schedule and Varsity and Jr. Varsity Volleyball Schedule; Swarthmore College Calendar Sept. 19-28, 1975; Dept. of Music, the Phillips-Blumenthal Duo in concert, Sept. 21, 1975; College Announcements, Sept. 22, 1975; Swarthmore College Football game program, Swarthmore vs. Upsala College, Sept. 20, 1975; Cooper Foundation presents Victor Hill, harpsichord in concert Sept. 26, 1975; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/26-10/5/75; Cooper Foundation presents Phyllis Curtin, soprano in concert, Sept. 27, 1975; Announcement of the death of former Professor/Dean of the College Susan Cobbs, Sept. 29, 1975; College Announcement, Sept. 30, 1975; Cooper Foundation presents Phyllis Lamhut Dance Company in concert, 10/3.4/1975; Dept. of Music, Robert Smart, organist in recital, Oct. 5, 1975; College Announcements, Oct. 6, 1975; Announcement of Faculty Play, “The Drunkard, or the Fallen Saved,” Jan. 30, 31, 1976; Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra, Daniel Hardt, ’78, violin and Edward Polochick ’74, piano play music of Mozart, Oct. 10, 1975; College Announcement, Oct. 13, 1975; Glassboro Spectrum Trio Informal Performance-Discussion, Oct. 17, 1975; Dept. of Music, A student Chamber Music Concert, Oct. 18, 1975; College Announcement, Oct. 20, 1975; Dept. of Music, the Contemporary Chambers Players of the University of Illinois, Oct. 24, 1975; Homecoming, Oct. 25, 1975; Cooper Foundation presents the Composers String Quartet, Oct. 26, 1975; College Announcements, Oct. 27, 1975; On Campus at Swarthmore, November, 1975; College Announcements, Nov. 3, 1975; Swarthmore College Orchestra, program of Beethoven, Ravel, and Brahms, Nov. 7, 1975; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/7-11/12/1975; Dept. of Music, The Museum Strings and Swarthmore College Chorus in Joint Concert, Nov. 9, 1975; College Announcements, Nov. 19, 1975; Announcement: General Meeting of the Women’s Coalition of Swarthmore College, Nov. 11, 1975; Office of the Dean: Important Reminders: To All Students, Nov. 11, 1975; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/14-21/1975; Conference: Women and Work, Swarthmore College, Nov. 15, 1975; Dept. of Music, Robert Smart, organist in recital, Nov. 16, 1975; College Announcements, Nov. 17, 1975; Dept. of Music, A Student Chamber Music Concert, Nov, 20, 1975; Swarthmore College Calendar, Nov. 19-Dec. 7, 1975; On Campus at Swarthmore, Dec., 1975; College Announcements, Dec.. 1, 1975; College Announcements, Dec.3, 1975; Dept. of Music, the Swarthmore College Chorus, the Swarthmore College Orchestra, and the Swarthmore College Singers, in Fall Concert, Dec. 6, 1975; Swarthmore College Gospel Choir Winter Concert, Dec. 7, 1975; College Announcements, Dec. 8, 1975; Swarthmore College Calendar, 12/ 12/75 – 1/12/76; College Announcement, Dec. 15, 1975; On Campus at Swarthmore January, 1976; College Announcements, 1/12/76; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/21-25/1976; Dept of PE for Women, 1975-76 Varsity and Jr. Varsity Basketball Schedule, Varsity and Jr. Varsity Swimming Schedule, 1976 Varsity and Jr. Varsity Badminton Schedule; Dept. of Music, Linda and Daphne Child, duo pianists in concert, Jan. 18, 1976; Dept. of Music, Tenetative Schedule of Events, Spring Semester, 1976; College Announcements, 1/19/76; Cooper Foundation presents Jan DeGaetani, mezzo soprano and Gilbert Kalish, piano in concert, Jan. 23, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/28-2/1/1976; Dept. of Music, Robert Smart, organist in recital, Jan. 25, 1976; College Announcements Jan. 26, 1976; Poster for Faculty Plan, The Drunkard or, the Fallen Saved, Jan. 30 and 31, 1976; On Campus at Swarthmore, Feb., 1976; The Dickinson College Chapel Choir and The Swarthmore Colleege Singers in Jooint Concert, Feb. 1, 1976; College Announcements, Feb. 2, 1976; College Announcements-Supplement, Feb. 4, 1976; Cooper Foundation presents Viola Farber Dance Company in Concert, Feb. 7, 1976; Dept. of Music, Flute, Oboe, Piano, Gamba, and Dance concert Feb. 8, 1976; College Announcements, 2/9/76; The Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra in Concert, Feb. 13, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/13-2/22/76; College Announcements, Feb. 16, 1976; Haverford-Bryn Mawr-Swarthmore Joint Concerts Feb. 21, 22, 1976; Dept. of Music, A Student Chamber Music Concert, Feb. 17, 1976; Dept. of Music, Lance Elbeck, violin, Barbara Haffner, cello, James Freeman, piano, Enrique Lasansky ’77, clarinet in Beethoven, Messiaen program, 2/29/76; Poster, WSRN-FM 91.5 Swarthmore College Radio, Spring Semester, 1976; On Campus at Swarthmore, March, 1976; College Announcements, March 1, 1976; Announcement and invitation, Parents Day, April 16, 1976; Dept. of Music, A Student Chamber Music Concert, March 19, 1976; Athletic Dept., Announcement of the retirement of Bill Stetson, March 17, 1976; ; Dept. of PE for Women, 1976 Varsity and Jr. Varsity Archery Schedule, Varsity and Jr. Varsity Tennis Schedule, Varsity and Jr. Varsity Lacrosse Schedule and Varsity and Jr. Varsity Softball Schedule; Dept. of Music, A Student Chamber Music Concert, March 20, 1976; Dept. of Music, Barbara J. McCarthy ’76, soprano, Rebecca B. Carson ’76, flute, and Linda Child, piano in concert, March 21, 1976; College Announcements, March 22, 1976; Swarthmore College Orchestra Concert, March 26, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/26-4/4/76;Schedule for Parents’ Day, April 16, 17, 1976; College Announcements, March 29, 1976; On Campus at Swarthmore April, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar 4/2-4/11/1976; Swarthmore College Dancers Program, April 3, 1976; Food Week (The World Food Problem US Responsibility) April 5-7, 1976; College Announcements April 5, 1976; Dept. of Music, The Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with Barbara Blegen, Piano, Mozart and Haydn program, April 9, 1967; Swarthmore College Calendar 4/9-4/18/1973; Women and Finance – Somerville Day, April 10, 1976; College Announcements, April 12, 1976; College Announcements, April 12, 1976; Memorandum re Parents’ Day Tea, April 17, 1976;The Swarthmore College Chorus and Orchestra, Brahms German Requiem, April 16, 17, 1976; Williaam Gatens ’73, Harpsichord and Organ, in concent April 18, 1976; College Announcements, April 19, 1976; Dept. of Music, A Program of Chamber Music, April 23, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/32-5/2/1976; College Announcements, April 26, 1976; College Announcements-Supplement, April 30, 1976; Swarthmore College Chamber Orchestra and Singers, Bach Cantatas 52 and 57, April 30, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/30-5/24/76; On Campus at Swqarthmore, May – August, 1976; Phi Beta Kappa, Eightieth Annual Business Meeting, June 1, 1976; Dept. of Music presents Paul Zukofsky, violin and Gilbert Kalish, piano in concert, May 2, 1976; College Announcements, May 3, 1976; Claudia Visca, soprano and Cynthia Raim, piano, in vocal and piano performance, May 9, 1976; College Announcements, May 10, 1976; College Announcements, May 17, 1976;A dinner for Roland and Helen Pennock in celebration of their 47 years of distinguished service, May 22, 1976; Commencement Schedule, May 23, 1976; College Announcements, May 27, 1976.

Tentative Schedule of Musical Events, Fall Semester 1976; Swarthmore College 1976 Sports Schedule; Booklet Swarthmore College Football 1976; On Campus at Swarthmore September-October, 1976; Dept. of PE for Women, 1976 Varsity and Jr. Varsity Field Hockey Schedule, Varsity and Jr. Varsity Tennis Schedule, Varsity and Jr. Varsity Volleyball Schedule; Report of Ad Hoc Administrative and Staff Committee for Equal Opportunity, Sept. 20, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/24-10/3/76; Swarthmore Copllege Calendar, 10/1-10/10/76; Swarthmore Homecoming Oct. 2, 1976; Dept. of Music presents a Student Chamber Music Recital, Oct. 8, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/8-10/17/76; Dept. of Music, Robert Smart in organ concert, Oct. 10, 1976; Swarthmore Oktobertfest , Oct. 21-24, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/15-10/24/76; Cooper Foundation Presents The Oberlin Woodwind Quintent in performance Oct. 16, 1976; The Swarthmore College Chorus and The Museum Strings in Concert, Oct. 24, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/29-11/7/76;The Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with soloist Anna May Courtney, soprano, David Fisher ’79, cello, and Robert Silverman, piano, Oct. 30, 1976; On Campus at Swarthmore, November, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/5-11/14/76; Notice of meeting of The Women’s Coalition, Nov. 9, 1976; Swarthmore Club of Philadelphia invitation to after-hours tour of PA Academy of Fine Arts, Nov. 12, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/12-29/1976;Dept. of Music presents Guido’s Foot, Music by Teachers and Their Students, Nov. 14, 1976; Notice of auditions for West Side Story 11/29-30/1976;Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/29-12/15/76; On Campus at Swarthmore, December, 1976; Swarthmore College Orchestra Program of Mozard, Foss, Mahler, Dec. 3, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar 12/3-12/12/76; Dept. of Music presents a Student Chamber Music Concert, Dec. 10, 1976; Swarthmore College Calendar, 12/10-1/10/1977; On Campus at Swarthmore, January, 1977; 1976-1977 Winter Sports Schedule (Women’s); Tentative Schedule of Musical Events, Spring Semester 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar 1/10-16/1977; Swarthmore College Calendar 1/13-23/1977; Cooper Foundation presents The Sine Nomine Singers in concert Jan. 14, 1977; Robert Smart in organ recital, Jan. 16, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/21-30/1977; Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with soloists Barbara Devin, piano, Judy Berry ’77, soprano, Edward Klein ’66, viola da gamba, Jerome Wigler, violin in Fauré. Handel, Vaughan Williams program, Jan. 23, 1977;Alumni Office, invitation to symposium “Planning for Retirement: the Promise and the Problems,” Feb. 19, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/28-2/6/1977; On Campus at Swarthmore, February, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/4-2/13/1977; Cooper Foundation presents Charles Castleman, violin and James Freeman, piano, all Brahms program, Feb. 5, 1977; Dept. of Music presents a Student Chamber Music Concert, Feb. 6, 1977; Lecture Series, “The Swarthmore Series on Molecular Biology, Feb. 6 – April 14, 1977; College Calendar, 2/11-2/20/1977; College Calendar, 2/18-2/27/1977; Haverford-Bryn Mawr-Swarthmore Joint Concerts, Feb. 19, 20, 1977; Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with Pamela Gore ’67, contralto and Arthur Fennimore, piano in concert Feb. 25, 1977; Dept. of Music, Robert Smart in organ recital, Feb. 27, 1977; On Campus at Swarthmore March, 1977; Dept. of Music, a Saint Patrick’s Day Concert, March 17, 1977; A Concert of Classical Turkish Music by Dincer Dalkilic, March 19, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/24-4/3/1977; Swarthmore College 1977 Spring Sports Schedule; Dept. of PE for Women, 1977 Varsity and Jr. Varsity Lacrosse, Spring Topurnament Tennis, Varsity Softball; Program for “West Side Story,” (through special arrangement with music theatre international, March 25, 26. 1977; Invitation by the President to Parents’ Day, April 16, 1977; Hamburg show, “The Final Days,” March 31, April 1, 1977; On Campus at Swarthmore April, 1977; Dept. of Music, Revised Schedule of Musical Event, April, May 1977; Dept. of Music, Program with Judy Berry, soprano, James Freeman, piano, and Enrique Lasansky, clarinet, April 1, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/1-4/10/1977; Women and Finance – Somerville Day, April 2, 1977; Dept. of Music, Program with James Sorber, baritone and James Freeman, piano, April 3, 1977; Program featuring farmworkers activists, April 5, 1977; Swarthmore College rchestra, Program of Bartok and Brahms, April 8, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/8-4/17/1977; Cooper Foundation presents Gustav Leonhardt, harpsichord, April 15, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/15-24/1977; Concert for Parents Day, April 16, 1977, Swarthmore College Singers and The Swarthmore College Chorus; Swarthmore Folk Dancers, Parents’ Day Program, April 16, 1977; Dept. of Music presents a Recital of Songs by the Students of Marvin Keenze, April 17, 1977; Dept. of Music, A student Chamber Music Concert, April 22, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/22-5/1/1977; Dept. of Music, Program by John Wion, Flute and Gilbert Kalish, Piano, April 24, 1977; Program of A Workshop-Recital of Lieder by the Members of Music 42, April 25, 1977; Dept. of Music, Program by Brooke Phillips, piano, April 29, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/29-5/23/1977; On Campus at Swarthmore May-August, 1977; Dept. of Music presents the Swarthmore Woodwind Quintet with James Freeman, piano, May 1, 1977; Memorandum regarding commencement Exercises, May 22, 1977; Swarthmore College Tentative Calendar Sept. 1976 – May 1977;

Swarthmore College Calendar, 12/10-1/10/1977; Swarthmore College football program, Swarthmore vs. Franklin and Marshall College, Oct. 8, 1977; On Campus at Swarthmore, January, 1977; 1976-1977 Winter Sports Schedule (Women’s); Tentative Schedule of Musical Events, Spring Semester 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar 1/10-16/1977; Swarthmore College Calendar 1/13-23/1977; Cooper Foundation presents The Sine Nomine Singers in concert Jan. 14, 1977; Robert Smart in organ recital, Jan. 16, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/21-30/1977; Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with soloists Barbara Devin, piano, Judy Berry ’77, soprano, Edward Klein ’66, viola da gamba, Jerome Wigler, violin in Fauré. Handel, Vaughan Williams program, Jan. 23, 1977;Alumni Office, invitation to symposium “Planning for Retirement: the Promise and the Problems,” Feb. 19, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/28-2/6/1977; On Campus at Swarthmore, February, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/4-2/13/1977; Cooper Foundation presents Charles Castleman, violin and James Freeman, piano, all Brahms program, Feb. 5, 1977; Dept. of Music presents a Student Chamber Music Concert, Feb. 6, 1977; Lecture Series, “The Swarthmore Series on Molecular Biology, Feb. 6 – April 14, 1977; College Calendar, 2/11-2/20/1977; College Calendar, 2/18-2/27/1977; Haverford-Bryn Mawr-Swarthmore Joint Concerts, Feb. 19, 20, 1977; Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with Pamela Gore ’67, contralto and Arthur Fennimore, piano in concert Feb. 25, 1977; Dept. of Music, Robert Smart in organ recital, Feb. 27, 1977; On Campus at Swarthmore March, 1977; Dept. of Music, a Saint Patrick’s Day Concert, March 17, 1977; A Concert of Classical Turkish Music by Dincer Dalkilic, March 19, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/24-4/3/1977; Swarthmore College 1977 Spring Sports Schedule; Dept. of PE for Women, 1977 Varsity and Jr. Varsity Lacrosse, Spring Topurnament Tennis, Varsity Softball; Program for “West Side Story,” (through special arrangement with music theatre international, March 25, 26. 1977; Invitation by the President to Parents’ Day, April 16, 1977; Hamburg show, “The Final Days,” March 31, April 1, 1977; On Campus at Swarthmore April, 1977; Dept. of Music, Revised Schedule of Musical Event, April, May 1977; Dept. of Music, Program with Judy Berry, soprano, James Freeman, piano, and Enrique Lasansky, clarinet, April 1, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/1-4/10/1977; Women and Finance – Somerville Day, April 2, 1977; Dept. of Music, Program with James Sorber, baritone and James Freeman, piano, April 3, 1977; Program featuring farmworkers activists, April 5, 1977; Swarthmore College rchestra, Program of Bartok and Brahms, April 8, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/8-4/17/1977; Cooper Foundation presents Gustav Leonhardt, harpsichord, April 15, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/15-24/1977; Concert for Parents Day, April 16, 1977, Swarthmore College Singers and The Swarthmore College Chorus; Swarthmore Folk Dancers, Parents’ Day Program, April 16, 1977; Dept. of Music presents a Recital of Songs by the Students of Marvin Keenze, April 17, 1977; Dept. of Music, A student Chamber Music Concert, April 22, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/22-5/1/1977; Dept. of Music, Program by John Wion, Flute and Gilbert Kalish, Piano, April 24, 1977; Program of A Workshop-Recital of Lieder by the Members of Music 42, April 25, 1977; Dept. of Music, Program by Brooke Phillips, piano, April 29, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/29-5/23/1977; On Campus at Swarthmore May-August, 1977; Dept. of Music presents the Swarthmore Woodwind Quintet with James Freeman, piano, May 1, 1977; Memorandum regarding commencement Exercises, May 22, 1977; Swarthmore College Tentative Calendar Sept. 1976 – May 1977

Admissions Dept., notice of retirement of Emily Bonsall, June 24, 1977; Schedule for Orientation Program, August 31 – Sept. 5, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar 8/31-9/11/1997; On Campus at Swarthmore September-October, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar 9/9-18/1977; Cooper Foundation presents The Temple Trio in concert, Sept. 16, 1977; Swarthmore College Academic Calendar 1977-1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/16-25/1977; Dept. of Music, Tentative Schedule of Musical Events, Fall Semester, 1977; Football program, Swarthmore vs. Upsala College, Sept. 17, 1977; Physical Education for Women, 1976 – 1977; Dept. of Music, Program by John Wion, Flute and Gilbert Kalish, Piano, April 24, 1977; Swarthmore College 1977-1978 Winter Sports Schedule, Dept. of PE for Women, Intercollegiate Athletics for Man, Winter Schedule 1977-1978; Physical Education for Women, 1977 Schedules for Varsity and Jr. Varsity Field Hockey, Tennis, and Volleyball, Sept. 19, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/23-10/2/1977; Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra Concert, Sept. 25, 1977; Cooper Foundation presents Jan DeGaetani, mezzo-soprano, Leslie Guinn, baritonee, and Gilbert Kalish, piano in concert, Sept. 30, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/30-10/9/1977; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organist in recital, Oct. 2, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar 10/7-11/16/ 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/14-10/23,1977; Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra Program, October 16, 1977; Dept. of Music presents program of 12th century – 14th century music; Oct. 21, 1977; Swarthmore Oktoberfest and Homecoming Oct. 22, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/21-10/30/1977; Katherine Ciesinski, soprano with George Reeves, piano, Oct. 28, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/28-11/6/1977; Dept. of Music presents the Swarthmore College Chorus with Curtis Institute Orchestra and Swarthmore College Chamber Orchestra, Oct. 30, 1977; Art Dept. lecture by Richard Barnhart, “Landscape Painting in North China in the Mongol Period,” Nov. 3, 1977; Office of the Dean, Important Reminds: To All Students, Nov. 4, 1977; Dept. of Music presents a Student Chamber Music Concert, Nov. 4, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/4-11/13/1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/11-11/18/1977; Swarthmore College Orchestra Program, Nov. 13, 1977; Dept. of Intercollegiate Athletics for Men, Winter Schedule 1977-78; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/18-12/4/1977;1977-1978 Winter Sports Schedule; On Campus at Swarthmore, December, 1977; Swarthmore College Calendar, 12/2/77-1/7/1978; Swarthmore Black Dance Ensemble presents Shades of Blackness, Dec. 3, 1977; Swarthmore College Chorus and Swarthmore College Chamber Orchestra in Fall Concert, Dec. 4, 1977; McCabe Library, invitation to A Celebration of the Tenth Anniversary of McCabe Library, Dec. 9, 1977; Dept. of Music presents David Fisher, cello and James Freeman, piano, Dec. 10, 1977; Dept. of Music, Robert Smart, organ and Elaine Snyder, soprano in concert 12/11/1977; Dept. of Music presents a Student Chamber Music Concert, Dec. 11, 1977.

Clipping from Swarthmore College Bulletin Jan. 1978 – article regarding College Library celebration of its tenth anniversary; On Campus at Swarthmore January, 1978; 1977-1978 Winter Sports Schedule, Dept. of PE for Women; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/9-1/21/1978; Cooper Foundation presents the Tokyo String Quartet, Jan 14, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/20-1/29/1978; Exhibition at Wilcox Gallery, Roger Tibbetts, Paintings and Drawings 1/21 – 2/12/1978; Program, faculty play, “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” Jan. 27, 28, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/27-2/5/78; Dept. of Music, Tentative Schedule of Musical Events, Spring Semester, 1978; Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with Bruce Coppock, cello, Shellie Wilensky Camp, soprano, and Gilbert Kallish, piano in concert, Jan. 29, 1978; On Campus at Swarthmore February, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/3-2/12/1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/10-2/19/1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/17-2/26/1978; Dept. of Music, with Joan Panetti, piano and Donald Currier, piano in concert Feb. 19, 1978; Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with Arvin Keenzee, baritone, David Fisher, cello in concert Feb. 24, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/24-3/12/1978; Dept. of Music with Robert Smart, organ, assisted by Philip Kloeckner ’81, organ, in concert Feb. 26, 1978; Swarthmore College 1978 Men’s Spring Sports Schedule; University of Pennsylvania, Penn Contemporary Players in concert 3/12/1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/12-3/26/1978; Invitation to celebration commemorating the 10th Anniversary in new quarters in McCabe Library of Friends Historical Library and Swarthmore College Peace Collection, March 16, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/17-3/26/1978; Swarthmore College Chorus and Chamber Orchestra present Bach’s Passion of St. John, March 19, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/24-4/2/1978; Program for Darma Board performance, “Guys and Dolls,” March 23, 24, 1978; Barbara Devin, piano, Jan Baty, violin, Scott Temple, French horn in recital, March 31, 1978; President’s Office, invitation to Parents’ Day, April 15, 1978; Dept of PE for Women, 1978 Schedule for Varsity and Jr. Varsity Lacrosse, Softball, and Touornament Tennis; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/31 – 4/9/1978; On Campus at Swarthmore April, 1978; Shakespeare’s Flowers by Anne Ophelia Dowden, Arpil 19, 1978; Poster Part I of the 1978 Helen Magill Lecture Series on the Higher Education of Women, “Learned Women of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, April1 & 2, 1978; Piano recital, Lillian Thomas Brooke Phillips, April 2, 1978; Dept. of Music and Swarthmore College Dancers, Program April 8, 1978; Drama, Music, Dance, and Studio Arts – Somerville Day, April 8, 1978; Dept of Music presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, April 9, 1978; Swarthmore College Orchestra, A Children’s Concert, April 14, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/4-4/16/1978; President’s Office Invitation to parents to attend Parents’ Day, April 14, 15, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/14-4/23/1978; President’s Office announcement, invitation to the All-Colleger Forum, presenting Professor Charles Franke, “The Humanities and the Future of the Liberal Arts,’ April 20, 1978; Swarthmore College Orchestra in concert April 15, 1978; Musical program, A Celebration of Voices and Feet, April 16, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, April 21, 1978; Dept. of Music presents Judy Berry ’77, soprano and Joseph Church ’78, piano, April 22, 1978; David Gard ’78, piano, Recital, April 23, 1978; University of Pennsylvania, Penn Contemporary Players in concert 4/231978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/28-5/22/1978; On Campus at Swarthmore May-August, 1978; PHI BETA KAPPA 83RD ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING AND INITIATION CEREMONY, MAY 21, 1978; The Penguin presents Commencement Night Party, live music with “Corduroy Road” Dancing at Tarble, May 22, 1978;

Swarthmore Football Centennial Program, 1978; Swarthmore College Football game program, our 100th year of football, Swarthmore vs. Dickinson, Sept. 30, 1978; On Campus at Swarthmore September-October, 1978; Invitation to Members of the Faculty and Instructing Staff to Faculty meeting Sept. 11, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9-8-9/16/1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/14-9/24/1978; Symposium sponsored by the Swarthmore Ministerium, League of Women Voters of Swarthmore, and WILPF, “Reestablishing Disarmament on the American Agenda, Sept. 22, 1978, with workshops on Sept. 23, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/22-10/1/1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/29-10/8/1978; University of Pennsylvania, Penn Contemporary Players in concert, Sept. 30, 1978; A Concert of 18th Century Music for the Fortepiano, Oct. 1, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/6-10/15/1978; Dept. of Music, Robert Smart in organ recital, Oct. 8, 1978; Swarthmore College Orchestra in a Children’s Concert, Oct. 13, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/13-10/15/1978; Dept. of Music presents The New York New Music Ensemble, October 15, 1978;Student Chamber Music Concert, Oct. 20, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/20-10/29/1978; Dept. of Music, Concert in Honor of Olivier Messiaen and Celebrating 50 years of Music at Swarthmore College, Oct. 25, 1978; Announcement – Oktoberfest is Coming, 10/26/1978; Dept. of Music, Concert in Honor of Olivier Messiaen and Celebrating 50 years of Music at Swarthmore College, Oct. 26, 1978; Cooper Foundation presents Yvonne Loriod, piano, Vingt Regards sur L’Enfant Jésus, Oct. 27, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/27/-11/5/1978; Poster – Swarthmore Oktoberfest, Oct. 27, 1978 and Football Centennial, Nov. 4, 1978; Swarthmore Fall Sports Schedule 1978; Swarthmore College 1978-79 Winter Sports Schedule; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/3-11/12/1978; Dept. of Music presents Swarthmore College Chorus and Chamber Orchestra in Music by Joseph Haydn, Nov. 5, 1978; Cooper Foundation presents Barbara Haffner, cello, Lambert Orkis, piano, and Carole Morgan, flute in Concert, Nov. 9, 1978; Student Performance, The Admirable Crichton by J. M. Barrie, Nov. 8, 9, 10, 1978;Associates of the Swarthmore College Libraries, invitation to program, “New West Coast Bookmaking,” Nov. 10, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/27-12/3/1978; On Campus at Swarthmore December, 1978; Swarthmore College Orchestra in Concert, Dec. 2, 1978; Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and Associates of Swarthmore College Libraries, present Sidney Chafetz speaking on Literary Portraiture, Dec. 8, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 12/8-1/15/1979; The Swarthmore College Chorus and Chamber Orchestra with Guest Artists present Music for the Christmas Season 1978; Student Chamber Music Concert, Dec. 15, 1978; Cooper Foundation presents The Curtis String Quartet, Music of Franz Schubert, Dec. 17, 1978; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/15-1/28/1979; Invitation to alumni to Annual Luncheon of the Swarthmore Club of Philadelphia, with Assoc. Professor Timothy Williams and wife Jane giving a lecture and slide presentation on migratory birds, Jan. 23, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/26-2/7/1979; Dept. of Music, Tentative Schedule of Musical Events Spring Semester, 1979; University of Pennsylvania, Penn Contemporary Players in Concert Jan. 28, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/2-2/10/1979; Dept. of Music presents Gilbert Kalish, piano, James Freeman, piano, Raymond Des Roches, percussion, and Richard Fritz, percussion in concert Feb. 9, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/9-2/18/1979; Dept. of Music presents The Dickinson College Chamber Choir and The Swarthmore College Singers in Concert, Feb. 10, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/16-2/25/19779; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ and Rachel Rue, flute in recital, Feb. 18, 1979; Princeton University Glee Club in performance of Mozart Choral Works from Salzburg, 1779, Feb. 23, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/23-3/2/1979; The South Street Dance Company presents Your Spirit at the Window: a Solo Tribute to Isadora Duncan, Feb. 25, 1979; Invitation to alumni, faculty, and staff to Annual Dinner of the Swarthmore Club of Philadelphia, with Speech by Robert Lubar, Executive Editor of Fortune Magazine, Feb. 23, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/12-3/25/1979; Poster – Judging a Book by Its Cover: Bookbinding in 18th Century America, Exhibition and Lecture by Willman Spawn, March 14, 1979; Swarthmore College 1979 Spring Sports Schedule; Student Chamber Music Concert, March 16, 1979; Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with Barbara Stein Mallow, cello, Carol Stein Amado, violin, Steven Kemper, piano, in Concert, 3/18/1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/23-4/1/1979; Drama Board presents Arms and the Man, G. B. Shaw, March 29, 30, 31, 1979; Cooper Foundation presents Joan Morris, mezzo-soprano and William Bolcom, piano in Concert, March 30, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/30-4/5/1979; A Concert by the FO(U)R FOOLS, April 1, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/6-4/8/1979;Schedule for Parents’ Weekend, April 6 – 8, 1979; Program “A Life in the Arts,” (What it means to make a full-time commitment to the arts) featuring James Michener, Ted Fetter, Joan Moffitt Larkin, Gerald Levinson, Harriot Shorr, Byron Brown, and Barbara Pearson Lange, April & 8 [1979]; Swarthmore College Chorus and Chamber Orchestra with Guest Artists present Passio Domini Nostri J.C. Secundum Evangelistam Matthaeum by Bach, April 8, 1979; Career Planning and Placement Newsletter, April 18, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/9-4/15/1979; Swarthmore College Orchestra in program of music by Handel, Tchaikovsky, and Beethoven, April 20, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/20-4/29/1979; Announcement of Seamus Heaney poetry reading, April 22, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/27-5/28/1979; Joy Hulse, Andrea Libresco, Jennifer Denman, Christopher Walker, Timothy Hoyt present a concert of vocal chamber music, May 2, 1979; “Diverse Airs and Other Amusements,” Compositions by Mark Alburger ’79 May 6, 1979; Scott Foundation invitation to Fiftieth Anniversary Dinner Dance, May 19, 1979; Swarthmore College 1979-80 Winter Sports Schedule; Swarthmore College 1979 Spring Sports Schedule

Alumni Office, Memo re tour of the People’s Republic of China for Swarthmoreans, 1979; On Campus at Swarthmore September-October, 1979; Office of the President memo re First Collection, Sept. 9, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar 9/7-9/15/1979; Exhibition Recent Work of Brian Meunier at Wilcox Gallery, 9/8 – 10/4/1979; Dept. of Music Tentative Schedule of Artistic Events, Fall Semester, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 914-9/23/1979; Invitation to a Student-Faculty Wine & Cheese Party, 9/19/1979; Swarthmore College Calendar,, 9/21-9/30/1979; Swarthmore College Calendar,, 9/28-10/7/1979; Pamphlet: Swarthmore College 1979 Fall Sports Schedule (compliments of Mitchell and Ness Sports, Philadelphia); Swarthmore vs. Muhlenberg College, Oct. 27, 1979; Football program, Swarthmore vs. Upsala College, Nov. 17, 1979, Football program; Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with Shellie Wilensky Camp, soprano, Timothy Hoyt, baritone, and Dan Winheld, lute and viola da gamba in Concert, Sept. 29, 1979; Dept. of Music, An Evening with Peter Schickele ’57, Oct. 5, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/5-10/13/1979; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery – Kevin Cuddy Drawings, Oct. 5 – 28, 1979; Dept. of Music, Robert Smart, organ with Peter Gram Swing, reader, Concert, Oct. 7, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar,10/12-10/21/1979; Cooper Foundation presents a Concert Celebrating W. H. Auden, The Amado String Quartet, Oct. 13, 1979; Poster “An Auden Symposium” Four Talks, An Exhibit: W. H. Auden 1907-1973, and Concert, Oct. 13, 1979; Cooper Foundation presents Poetry Reading by Peter Blue Cloud and Jerome Rothenberg, Oct. 18, 1979; Oktoberfest, Oct. 18, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar,,10/19-10/28/1979; Program: Two Classical Psychological Thrillers: Albert Camus, Caligula and Jean Paul Sartre No Exit, Oct. 24, 25, 1979; Dept. of Music presents Robert Pollock, piano, composer in Concert, Oct. 26, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/26-11/4/1979; Dept. of Music, Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with Wynette Yao, piano, Oct. 28, 1979; On Campus at Swarthmore November, 1979; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery: Kit-Yin Tieng Snyder, Architectural Sculpture, and Michael Knutson, Paintings Nov. 1 – 28, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/2-11/11/1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/9-11/25/1979; Poster – Japanese No Drama, A Symposium presented by Cooper Foundation, Nov. 3, 4, 1979; Dept. of Music, Swarthmore College Orchestra with Richard Veleta, piano, concert Nov. 11, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/26-12/9/1979; Forum: “The Spirit of Swarthmore,” Dec. 1, 1979; Dept. of Music, Early Music Workshop, Nov. 30, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/30-12/9/1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 12/7-1/14/1980; Dept. of Music and Music 15 and the Early Music Workshop present Solo Song of the Middle Ages, 11/30/1979; On Campus at Swarthmore December, 1979; Swarthmore College Chorus, College Orchestra and guest instrumentalists present program Dec. 7, 1979; Swarthmore College Calendar, 12/7-1/14/1980; Dept. of Music, Christopher Walker, tenor, George Reeves, piano, and Karen Meyers, lute in recital Dec. 9, 1979; Student Chamber Music Concert, Dec. 14, 1979; Dept. of Music Tentative Schedule of artistic events Spring 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/14-1/27/1980; Dept. of Music presents James Freeman, piano in recital, Jan. 16, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/18-1/27/1980; The Kasimir String Quartet in concert, Jan. 25, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/25-2/3/1980; Dept. of Music presents Daniel Hardt, violin, Katherine Selby, piano, and James Freeman, piano in concert Jan. 26. 1980; Dept. of Music, Organ recital by Lindsay Lafford, Jan. 27, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/1-2/9/1980; Dept. of Music Presents a Concert of Compositions by Stephen Jaffe and Thomas Oboe Lee, Feb. 3, 1980; Dept. of Music presents James Freeman, piano and Patricia Kendel, flute in concert, 2/6/1980; Drama Board Presents The Caucasian Chalk Circle by Bertold Brecht, spring 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/7-2/17/1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/15-2/24/1980; Faculty and Staff Plays, “The Browning Version,” and Harlequinade,” Feb. 15, 16, 1980The Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with soloists Allison Herz, clarinet, Dorothy Freeman, English horn, John Thyhsen, trumpet, Stephen Jaffe, piano, James Freeman, piano in concert Feb. 17, 1980; Dept. of Music, John Davison Composer-Pianist in a Program of His Own Compositions, Feb. 20, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/22-3/1/1980; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ, in concert, Feb. 24, 1980; Dept. of Music presents James Freeman, piano, with Dorothy Freeman, oboe, in recital Feb. 27, 1980; Associates of the Swarthmore College Library Exhibition in McCabe Library, “Paintings & Drawings by Felicia Heyman,” Feb. 15 – March 15, 1980; On Campus at Swarthmore March, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/10-3/22/1980;Cynthia Raim in piano recital, March 14, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/21-3/30/1980; Dept. of Music, Swarthmore College Chorus, The Swarthmore College Singers, in concert March 22, 1980; Invitation to Ruach’s Model Seder, March 26, 1980;Dept. of Music presents James Freeman, piano with the Swarthmore College Dancers in concert, March 26, 1980; Student Chamber Music Concert, March 28, 1980; Cooper Symposium, Genesis of Form: the Inevitability of Pattern, March 29, 1980; Playbill – Drama Board presents, A Funny thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, March 27, 28, 28, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/28-4/6/1980; On Campus at Swarthmore April, 1980;Alumni Office mailing re China and the Aegean Islands alumni tours, April 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/4-4/23/1980;Dept. of Music, Peter Rosenfeld, cello and Robert Levin, piano in concert April 5, 1980;Energy Futures Down the Road – Symposium, April 9, 17, 23, 29, 1980; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Jazz Septet, April 11, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/11- 4/20/1980; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra in Concert, April 13, 1980; Announcement of Poster Competition for the Student Arts Festival, 4/18-4/20/1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, April 18-27/1980; Schedule and Program for Parents’ Day Student Arts Festival, April 18, 19, 20, 1980; Dept. of Music presents a Student Arts Festival Concert, April 19, 1980;Weekend Program for April 18, 19, and 20, 1980 – Parents’ Day and Somerville Day; Alice Paul Women’s Center presents informal discussion, “Women. Men. Liberal Arts in the Eighties,” April 23, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/25-5/31/1980; Conference on Peace Research in History, Clinton Fink, The University of Michigan, “Peace Research and the Cold War,” April 26, 1980; Dept. of Music presents a Jazz Concert featuring The Augmented String Quartet Plus 2, Jazz Singers Incorporated, and The Swarthmore Jazz Chamber Orchestra in concern, April 26, 1980; Dept. of Music presents James Freeman, piano with guest artists Patricia Kendel, flute, Dorothy Freeman, oboe, and Peter Gram Swing, cello in Concert April 30, 1980; On Campus at Swarthmore May – August, 1980; Dept. of Music, Joy Hulse, soprano, Jennifer Denman, mezzo-soprano with George Reeves, piano, Karen Meyers, lute in concert April 27, 1980; Penguin’s 1980 Commence Night Party! May 26, 1980; Women’s Athletic Association Picnic, May 1, 1980; Senior Class Activities 1980 (folder)

Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/5-9/13, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/12-9/21/1980; Invitation to a Student-Faculty Wine and Cheese Party, 9/18/1980; Poli Délano, (Chilean Novelist, Short Story Writer, Lecture, “Literature in Exile,” Sept. 17, 1980; Notice of death of Mary Renneisen, Sept. 23, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/19-9/27/1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/26-10/4/1980; Football game program, Swarthmore College vs. Western Maryland College, Sept, 27, 1980; Football program, Swarthmore vs. Dickinson College, Oct. 4, 1980; Swarthmore vs. Lebanon Valley, Homecoming Oct. 18, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/3-10/12/1980; Invitation to an Informal Get-Together of Swarthmore Women, Oct. 9, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/11-10/18/1980; Invitation from Alumni Office to “Dear Swarthmorean” to invitation to birthday party for Everett Hunt on his 90th birthday, Oct. 18, 1980; Oktoberfest 1980 Schedule, Oct. 16-19, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/17-10/26/1980; Poster – Swarthmore Homecoming Day, Oct. 18, 1980; WSRN FM 91.5 Classical Music Guide, Fall, 1980;CPR Classes on Campus, Fall, 1980; Public Safety Bulletin re assault, Oct. 21, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/24-11/2/1980; Program for Canus’ Caligula an Sartre, No Exit, Oct. 24, 25, 1980 Playbill – Swarthmore College Theater presents, The Lady’s Not For Burning, Oct. 30, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/31-11/19/1980; Cooper Foundation presents Asakawalker Dance Company, performance Nov. 1 1980; Memo from Facilities re Scheduling of Campus Events, Nov., 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/7-11/16/1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, ; Playbill – Swarthmore College Theater presents, Blue Moon, Nov. 14, 1980; 11/14-12/1/1980; Announcement of television program about Lucretia Mott. a founder of Swarthmore College, Nov. 30, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/14-12/1/1980; Swarthmore College Calendar,, 12/1-12/7/1980; Poetry Reading by Howard Nemeron, Dec. 3, 1980; Swarthmore College Dancers accompanied by Early Music Workshop Musicians, Two Dedication Pieces, Dec. 7, 1980; Swarthmore College Calendar, 12/5/1980 – 1/19/1981; Talk by David Bultson, “Collecting Comic Art,” Dec. 11, 1980; Penguin invites you to a Christmas Potluck Supper, Dec. 17, 1980; Profram for “Finian’s Rainbow, March 27, 28, 1981; Camille and Henry Dreyfus Lectures by Distinguished Scholars presents a series of three lectures by Jerome A. Berson, “Non-Kekulé Compounds: Molecules with Broken Bonds, April 14, 15, 16, 1981; Dept. of Music Tentative Schedule of Artistic Events, Spring Semester 1981; Invitation to farewell party honoring James A. Hinz, Humanities Librarian, McCabe Library, Jan. 15, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/20-2/1/1981; Invitation to farewell party for Bill Pichardo, 1/26/1981 Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/30-2/8/1981; Multi Media Exhibition Four Local Artists: Avery – ceramics, Elmore – jewelry, Kitao – weaving, Wright – prints Feb. 1 – March 31, 1981; Swarthmore Anti-Apartheid Committee open meeting re. divestiture of portfolio invested in American companies in South Africa, 2/4/1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/7-2/15/1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/13-2/22/1981; The Penguin Club invitation to the 1981 Kovalenko Dance, Feb. 14, 1981;Valentine Day Flower sale for benefit of the Senior Class, Feb. 14, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/20-3/1/1981; Black Cultural Center presents exhibition of Recent Paintings by Romney Taylor, Feb. 20 – March 13, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/27 – 3/16/1981; Dept. of Music presents the Bernard-Columbia Chamber Singers, the Swarthmore Early Music Workshop and the Swarthmore College Singers in Concert Feb. 28, 1981; WSRN-FM 91.5 Broadway Show Music, Sat. afternoon Spring 1981; Dept. of Music, Tentative schedule of artistic events Spring Semester, 1981; Sports Schedules Spring 1981, 3/18-5/2/1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/18-3/22/1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/20-3/29/1981; Cooper Foundation presents Shadow Play Theatre Co. San Francisco perform Bima Encaged, March 20, 1981; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra in concert 3/21/1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/20-3/29/1981; Cooper Foundation presents Music for One and Two Harpsichords from the Eighteenth Century, March 27, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/27-4/5/1981; Program, Somerville Day, Parents’ Day, April 11, 1981 and Student Arts Festival, April 10, 11, 12, 1982; Table for Two, a one-act play in two scenes by Jamie Stiehm, April 2-4, 1981; 1981 Spring Fling April 2 – April 5, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/3-4/12/1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/1—4/19/1981;President’s Office, invitation to Faculty and Administration to attend the Parents’ Day Tea, April 11, 1981; Invitation to Women’s Lunch sponsored by The Alice Paul Women’s Center, April 13, 1981; Office of the President – Announcement of the appointment of Patricia Whitman as Equal Opportunity Officer, April 17, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/17-4/26/1981; Poster for Somerville Day, Student Arts Festival, and Parents Day, April 10, 11, 12, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 4/24-5/3/1981; Associates of Swarthmore College Libraries present “Venice, Museums Etc.,” an exhibit of photographs by Bruce Cratsley ’66, April 27 – June 30, 1981; Announcement of retirement party for Ruth Malone, May 1, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 5/1-6/6/1981; The Swarthmore Club of Philadelphia, invitation to outing at the Philadelphia Zoo, May 2, 1981; Spring-Fling ’81 for all employees, May 15, 1981; Memo from Maralyn Gillespie to Faculty and Administration inviting faculty and spouses to attend the Parents’ Day Tea hosted by President and Mrs. Friend on the President’s lawn, April 11, 1981; Swarthmore Alumni Days, June 5 and 6, 1981; Penguin Club invitation to Commencement Evening Splash, June 1, 1981;Haverford Summer Theater, 1981 Season, June – August, 1981.

Swarthmore College Facts: 1981-82; James A. Michener, A Register of His Papers in the Swarthmore College Library Special Collections Dept., 1981 [removed to PG 7 for access]; Happy Birthday Company flier, cake delivery service, 9/1981; Swarthmore College Facts: 1980-81; Announcement – Dance Classes taught by members of the Swarthmore College Dancers, Fall, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/4-9/13/1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/11-9/20/1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/18-9/27/1981; Scott Foundation, Indian Summer Sellebration, Sept. 19, 1981; Peace Collection program to commemorate 50 years of the Peace collection, Round Table Retrospective with Kay Camp, Mildred Scott Olmsted, E. Raymond Wilson, Sept. 25, 19981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 9/25-10/4/1981; The Penguin invitation to Fall Tea, Sept. 30, 1981; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Eugene Baguskas, Landscape Drawings, Oct. 2-30, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/2-11, 1981; Dean’s Office fall invitation, Oct. 9, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/9-10/18/1981; Swarthmore College Calendar,10/16-25/1981;Black Cultural Center and Cooper Foundation present Vinie Burrows, “Wall Together Children,” Oct. 17, 1981; the Penguin Club-sponsored bus trip to New York City, Oct. 17, 1981; SPS Dinner/Lecture , John Wesson, Pulsing in High Gain Lasers, Nov. 19, 1981; Associates of the Swarthmore College Libraries present The James A. Michener Archive Exhibit, Oct. 22, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar,10/23-11/1/1981; Tarble Snack Bar menu, 10/29/1981; Public Safety Bulletin Oct. 30, 1981; ; Playbill – Drama Board presents, The Norman Conquest, Nov. 5, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 10/30-11/8/1981; The Friends of Music and Dance at Swarthmore Calendar of Events November, December 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/6-15/1981; Festivals Committee presents An evening of superb Soft Rock and Folk, with Don Potter, Rob Galbraith, Michael Bacon, Nov. 7, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 11/13-30/1981; Associates of the Swarthmore College Libraries present Oak Bluffs Cottage Pottery on Exhibit, Dec. 1-21, 1981; ; Playbill – Swarthmore College Theater presents Dogg’s Hamlet Cahoot’s Macbeth, Dec.. 3, 3, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 12/4-12/21/1981; Exhibit in Wilcox Gallery, Martin Johnson Gallery Installation, Dec. 4-20, 1981;Dept. of Music, Swarthmore College Chorus in performance “The Bostonians” (music by composers working in or near Boston, spanning three centuries, Dec. 5, 1981;Dept. of Music and Dance, Tentative Schedule of Artistic Events Spring Semester, 1982; String Quartet Concert Notice, Dec. 8, 1981; Swarthmore College Calendar, 12/111981 – 1/18/1992; Office of the President, notice of the death of Joseph E, Spafford, Swarthmore’s admin. Engineer for facilities planning and utilization, 1/18/1982; The Many Faceted Rockwell Kent, Catalogue of the Exhibit in McCabe Library, Jan. 5 – March 31, 1982; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/18-1/31/1982; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, paintings by Valerie Hollister, Jan. 23 – Feb. 12, 1982; Swarthmore College Calendar, 1/12-2/7/1982; Program, Opera Company of Swarthmore presents Dido and Aeneas, Jan. 29, 30, 1981; Kovalenko Valentine Dance, Jan. 30, 1982; College Announcements, Feb. 1, 1982; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/5-2/14/1982; Meeting of the Nuclear War Education Project, Feb. 5, 19982; Memo, Feb. 10, 1982, to All Students from the Alumni Office announcing Parents Weekend and Student Arts Festival; Poster for Somerville Day, Students Art Festival, and Parents Days, April 16, 17, 18, 1982; The Swarthmore College Renaissance Band and Swarthmore College Singers present Country Airs by Courtly Composers, Feb. 11, 1982; Swarthmore College Calendar, 2/12-2/3/15/1982; Senior Class Steering committee, Senior Class Concerns, Feb. 25, 1982;Flier regarding proposal for elimination of Graduate Guaranteed Student loans and doubling of fee for Undergraduate GSL’s, March 10, 1982; Playbill, The Second Shepherds’ Play, A mystery in one act, Feb. 27, 28, 1982; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/15-3/21/1982; Swarthmore College Calendar, 3/19-4/4/1982;Swarthmore Alumni Centennial Celebration events in March 1992 (3/19/82-3/21/82; Dept. of Music presents O Primavera! A Joyous Celebrating of Spring, March 27, 1992; AS Wine Tasting Seminar with Georges Perrier (Le Bec Fin), march 28, 1982; Camille and Henry Dreyfus Lectures by Distinguished Scholars presents a series of three lectures by Maxine rank Singer, Mercurial DNA Molecules: Arrangements and Rearrangements in DNA, April 5, 6, 8, 1982; Schedule for Somerville Day, April 17, Student Arts Festival, April 16, 17, 18, 1982, and Parents Days April 16, 17, 1982; Swarthmore College Calendar; 4/2-4/10/1982; Swarthmore College Calendar; 4/9-4/18/1982; Swarthmore College Dancers and Guest Artist Mark Taylor ’75, April 16, 1982; Swarthmore College Calendar; 4/16-4/25/1982; Swarthmore College Calendar; 4/23-5/2/1982; Nuclear War Education Project - Invitation to participate in the creation of a chalk mural depicting a “World Without War” during the Nuclear Freeze Festival, April 25, 1982 – general meeting NWEP April 28, 1982; Swarthmore College Calendar; 4/30-6/4/1982;Associates of Scott Foundation Spring Bus Trip to the “Gardens of Maryland, May 4 – 5, 1982; Letter to the College Community from Patrick Henry, Committee on Admissions and Scholarships responding to two articles in the May 3 Phoenix re football recruiting, May 6, 1982; Spring Fling – All Staff Social – Food, Games, Entertainment, May 14, 1982; Letter to College Community from the Board of Managers re Harrison M. Wright’s designation as Acting President on departure of Pres. Theodore Friend until his successor assumes office, May 29. 1982; Program for Alumni Days June 4, 5, 6, 1982, including Ballot for Alumni Council Election; Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, June 11-13, 1982; Letter from Acting President’s Office re resignation of Larry Landry, Vice President-Finance, July 9, 1982; Memo to College Community from Lawrence Landry re the resignation of Betsy Little, Director of Computing Services. July 15, 1982

Office of the Dean, Academic Calendar 1982-1983; Posting and Program for Alumni Weekend 1982; Swarthmore Club of Philadelphia Schedule 1982-1983; Swarthmore College Facts 1982-1983; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Paintings and Drawings by Randall L. Exon, Sept. 17 – Oct. 12, 1982; Football Program, Swarthmore vs. Moravian College, Sept. 18, 1982; Exhibit of Watercolors by Samuel Copeland Palmer, “Wildflowers of the Delaware Valley,” McCabe Library, Oct. 1 – 31, 1982; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Sculpture by Joyce Fillip, Oct. 15 – Nov. 9, 1982; Notice of Exhibition in Florence Wilcox Gallery, Paintings by Randall L. Exon, Sept. 17-October 12, 1982; Notice of Exhibition in Florence Wilcox Gallery, Sculpture by Joyce Fillip, Oct. 15- Nov. 9, 1982;Exhibit sponsored by the Associates of the Libraries, Book Arts in the Delaware Valley: An Exhibit by the Delaware Valley Book Workers Association, Nov. 4 – Dec. 31, 1982; Cooper Foundation presents The Jazz Tap Ensemble, Nov. 5, 1982; Convocation on “Solutions to the Nuclear Arms Race, sponsored by Nuclear War Education Project, Nov. 11, 1982; Special Football Bulletin, Nov. 11, 1982; Poster: A William Herschel Festival Lectures and Concert by Mozart Orchestra of Mozart Society of Phila., Nov. 13, 1982; Invitation to the dedication of Cornell Science and Engineering Library, Dec. 3, 1982; Announcement of illustrated talk by Curt Brizendine, Asst. Professor of Art History, “China Views: Reflections on Life and Landscape in the Peoples Republic of China,” Dec. 8, 1982; Letter announcing schedule of Faculty Luncheons, Spring Semester, 1983; Associates of the Libraries sponsored exhibit, “Marbled Papers and Books, Feb. 1 – March 31, 1983; Friends of Music and Dance, announcement of performance by Lang Trio, (works by Haydn, Brahms, and Block), Jan. 28, 1983; Posting re the Kovalenko Dance, Feb. 12, 1983; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, AERIAL, 19 Painting by Bruce Pollock, Jan. 21 – Feb. 11, 1983; Benjamin West Lecture 1982-1983, James Cahill, “Quickness and Spontaneity in Chinese Painting: The Ups and Downs of an Ideal,” Feb. 16, 1983; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery: Sculpture by Barbara Zucker, Feb. 18 – March 25, 1983; Cooper Foundation presents Paul Muldoon, Irish Poet, reading from his poetry, March 17, 1983; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Ceramics by Joyce Nagata, March 18 – April 19, 1983; Demonstration of paper marbling by George Huber, Music Librarian, March 23, 24, 1983; Ruach, annual model Passover Seder, March 24, 1983; Black Studies Committee presents, Perspectives on the Caribbean: Anthropology, History, Political Science, March 26, 1983; Cooper Foundation presents Allen Krantz, Guitar, assisted by the Swarthmore College String Quartet, April 2, 1983; Notice of Lee Frank Lecture in Art, 1982-1983, William S. Heckscher, “Egogenesis: Fundamental Change as an Essential Ingredient in the Formation of Genius,” April 7, 1983; Dept. of Music, The Swarthmore College String Quartet in concert, April 8, 1983; “Works in Progress,” poets Nat Anderson, Peter Schmidt, and Craig Williamson reading their poetry, April 10, 1983; Health Fair, April 15, 1983; Agenda for Health Fair, April 15, 1983; Invitation to Faculty and Administration to the Parents’ Day tea on the President’s lawn, April 16, 1983; Announcement, Schedule and poster re Parents’ Day, April 15 and Student Arts Festival, April 15, 16, 17, 1983; Schedule for Parents’ Weekend/Student Arts Festival, Crafts Fair, April 15, 16, 17, 1983; Crum Regata, Parents’ Day, April 16, 1983; Associates of the Libraries present Lashing Out at Both Sides: An Exhibit of Cartoons by Pat Oliphant, April 15 – June 30, 1983; Letter re SJC hearing on complaints brought against The Phoenix by representatives of the Admissions Task Force, April 21, 1983; Course Changes Fall 1983, April 21, 1983; Women’s Athletic Association Annual Spring Picnic, May 4, 1983; Program – Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, June 10-25, 1983; Poster and Calendar Swarthmore Music and Dance Restival, June 10 – 25, 1983.

Audition Reminder for 1983 Faculty/Staff Play, Wonderful Town, Sept. 12, 1983; Posting and Program for Alumni Weekend 1983; Cooper Foundation presents The Pennsylvania Germans: a Celebration of Their Lives and Arts, Sept. 29, 30 and Oct. 7, 8, 1983; Central America Update – Speakers Bob Musiland Eva Gold, Sept. 29, 1983; Oktoberfest Schedule – October 20, 21, 22, 23, 1983; Homecoming Events, Oct. 22, 1983; World Hung Committee dinner meeting, Oct. 12, 1983;Asian Studies Program presents a Satyajit Ray Indian Firl Festival, Oct. 21, 1983, Nov. 4, 1983, Feb. 17, 1984; Cooper Foundation presents Emerson String Quartet in Concert Oct. 14, 1983; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Chamber Orchestra in Concert October 22, 1983; Friends of Music and Dance present The Lang Trio, Robert Bank, piano, Daniel Hardt, violin, David Fisher, cello, Oct. 29, 1983; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Chamber Orchestra in Concert Nov. 13, 1983; Announcement: Swarthmore Symposium on American Foreign Policy in Central America, Nov. 6, 1983; The Buster Keaton Film Festival, Jan. 24, 1984; Dept. of English presents Ensemble II production of Night Work: poetry, prose, plans, propositions by Harold Pinter,, Dec. 5, 6, 7, 1983; Poster Myths, Dreams and Other Realities: Where Scholars and Shapers Meet, Feb. 22, 1984; Works in Progress: Nat Anderson, Peter Schmidt, Craig Williamson reading their poetry, April 28, 1984; Announcement of Film, Stubborn Hope, a Story of a South African Exile; 16 Feet concert, Nov. 11, 1983; Associates of the Libraries present Ulick O’Connor, Irish Author, Barrister and Wit speaking on Dublin in the Age of Joyce, Gogarty, and Yeats, Nov. 2, 1983;Associates of the Libraries present Collecting Stamps: an Exhibit based on the Harold H. Loucks Collection, Nov. 15 – Dec. 20, 1983; Faculty and Staff present 4one-act plays for benefit of the Foreign Student Scholarship Fund, Nov. 15, 16, 17, 1983; The Swarthmore College Gospel Choir annual fall concert, Dec. 4, 1983; Associates of the Libraries, Barbara Stone Gelb ’46, author of Varnished Brass, the Decade after Serpico speaking on the background of the book, Dec. 8, 1983; Dept. of Music presents Swarthmore College String Quartet in Concert, Dec. 9, 1983; The Ridge String Quartet concert program, Jan. 20, 1984; Poster – Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Nakashima: A Thousand Skills, A Thousand Voices, Jan. 27 – March 2, 1984; University of Pennsylvania, Penn Contemporary Players in Concert, Jan. 22, 1984; Cooper Foundation presents The Concerto Soloists of Philadelphia, Jan. 28, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ and Kathleen Pilla, soprano in Concert Jan. 29, 1984; Dept. of Music presents The Janus Trio, Feb. 4, 1984; Dept. of Music presents James Freeman, piano with Richard Wernick, composer in a program of Preludes by Claude Debussy, Feb. 8, 1984; Science, Engineering, and Social Responsibility presents Communication Between Science and Non-Science People: The Troubled Interface, a lecture by Elizabeth Peelle, Environmental Sociologist, Feb. 6, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Richard Fields, piano in Concerto, Feb. 15, 1984; Senior Class tee shirt sale, Feb. 16, 1984; The Lee Frank Lecture 1983-84: Raphael and Cinquecento Sculpture by Kathleen Weil-Garris Brandt, Prof. of Art History, NYU, Feb. 17, 1984; Philippines Study Group Symposium: “Perspectives on the Philippines: American Support for an Unstable Regime,” Feb. 18, 1984;Dept. of Music presents Swarthmore College Chamber Orchestra in Concert, Feb. 18, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Edward Randall, tenor, Robert Smart, piano in concert Feb. 22, 1984; Poster – Margaret Beals in The Teak Room, Lecture-Demonstration, Feb. 23, 1984; Performance, Feb. 24, 1984; Black Cultural Center, lecture by Sonia Sanchez, “The Poet: As a Creator of Social Values,” March 1, 1984; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Student Chamber Music Concert, March 1, 1984; Student Art Exhibit in Wilcox Gallery, arch 14 – March 23, 1984; Cooper Foundation presents Amadeus Winds, March 16, 1984; Dance performance, A Tribute for Patricia Boyer, March 17, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ in performance March 18, 1984; Samurai! A Series of 5 Japanese Films, March 18, 25 April 1, 8, 1984; Science, Engineering and Social Responsibility presents a Debate: Missiles, Satellites and Radar; Should You Build Them? Featuring Michael McCormick of the US Naval Academy and Warren Davis of High Technology Professionals for Peace, March 20, 1984; Penn Dance presents A College Dance Festival, Penn Dance, Swarthmore College Dancers, Consort, Zellerbach Theatre, March 22, 23, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Adam Grabois, cello, Charles Abramovic, piano in concert March 23, 1984; Dept. of Music presents The Early Music Ensemble program March 29, 1984; Dept. of Music presents the Swarthmore College Orchestra in concert March 31, 1984; Dept. of Music presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, April, 1984; Dramatic Readings work in progress by Nat Anderson, Lee Devin, Craig Williamson, April 1, 1984; Poster – Cooper Foundation presents lecture, Professor Walter Horn, The Monastic Architecture of Skellig Michael and Other Atlantic Off-Shore Islands, April 2, 1984; Dept. of Music presents A Student Chamber Music Recital featuring the Crum Woodwind Quintet in program April 4, 1984; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Singers in Program April 5, 1984; Associates of the College Libraries present exhibition and talk by Fritz Eberhardt, “From the Work of Fritz and Trudi, Eberhardt, April 5, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Swarthmore Wind Ensemble in Concert April 7, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Lisa Wildman ’84 flute and Maryanne Reitz, piano in performance, April 8, 1984;Health Fair, April 19, 20, 21, 22, 1984; Swarthmore College Dancers in performance April 12, 1984; Schedule for Parents Weekend/Student Arts Festival, April 12, 13, 14, 15, 1984; Swarthmore’s Annual Crum Regatta, Parents Day, April 14, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Swarthmore College Chorus, Swarthmore College Singers, Members of the Swarthmore College Orchestra in concert April 14, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Charles Shrewsbury, Horn with Barbara Devin, piano and Alison Campbell ’87, clarinet in performance, April 15, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Elaine Greenfield, piano and Pamela Guidetti, flute in performance, April 18, 1984; 16 Feet’s Spring a Capella Concert, April 20, 1984; Exhibit at Wilcox Gallery, Swarthmore Student Show, April 22 – May 3, 1984; Exhibit at Wilcox Gallery, Night Paintings, April 14 – May, 1984; and Symposium, “The Phenomenology of Night,” April 18, 1984; Concert in Memory of Arthur Fennimore, 1942-1984, May 2, 1984; The Kovalenko party for faculty and staff, May 12, 1984; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Rachel Folsom, Recent Watercolors, May 15 – June 3, 1984; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Sara Van Keuren, Non-Silver Prints, May 15 – June 3, 1984; Spring Fling 1984 for Staff, Faculty and Administration, May 16, 1984; Invitation to Delaware Valley Archivists to visit Friends Historical Library and the Swarthmore College Peace Collection, May 22, 1984; A Celebration for Gil Stot, Coffee and Music, May 23, 1984; Memoradum to All Members of the College Staff from Assoc. Vice Pres. Lewis T. Cook dated June 1984 re Holiday Schedule for the year Sept. 1, 1984 through Aug. 31, 1985; Program and poster for Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, Third Season, June 10-23, 1984; President’s office invitation to a farewell party for Ellie Johnston, June 13, 1984; Campus Book Club Flier, September, 1984; Program b.b. love songs for hard times, selected from Bertolt Brecht, Poems: 1913 – 1956, Sept. 29, 1984; Memo from Alumni Office to All Faculty and Students, Sept. 7, 1984, re Rebuilding of Tarble Social Center, including President Fraser’s letter of Aug. 1984 and brochure showing plans for the renovation; Announcement and sign-up form for Campus Book Club. September 1984. Memo to All Faculty from David G. Stork, Oct. 18, 1984. re Vivarium (interdisciplinary faculty seminar series) meeting Nov. 9 to discuss Nature and Culture: American Painting 1825-1875 by Barbara Novak; Letter dated Oct. 1984 to Philadelphia Swarthmoreans from Alumni Council re The Swarthmore Connection Philadelphia- a regional alumni group; Memo from Provost James England to All Students and Faculty re search for candidates for the Eugene M. Lang Visiting Professorship for the academic years 1985-86 and 1986-87;Memorandum to All Students: Programs Sponsored by the Black Cultural Center (BCC) 1984, Oct. 1, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Geoffrey Michaels, violin, James Freeman, piano, Music by W. A. Mozart, Oct. 3, 1984; Associates of the Libraries present illustrated lecture by Professor Hans A. Halbey, Twentieth Century Calligraphy in Germany, Oct. 4, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Lelia Calder, soprano, Karen Meyers, lute, theorbo in recital Oct. 7, 1984; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Paintings and Drawings by Ben Frank Moss, Oct. 16 – Nov. 12, 1984; Cooper Foundation presents Creach/Koester in dance recital Oct. 20, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ in performance Oct. 28, 1984; Dept. of Music presents a Student Chamber Music Concert, Oct. 25, 1984; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra and Contemporary Players in concert Oct. 26, 1984; President’s letter to alumni, colleagues, and friends re dedication of the laboratory wing of DuPont Science Building, Oct. 26, 1984; Dept. of Music presents The Early Music Ensemble in concert Nov. 8, 1984; Drama Board presents Stephen Sondheim, A Little Night Music, Nov. 9, 10, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Edwin George, baroque oboe, recorder, bagpipe, Karen Meyers, lutes, theorbo, Fred Thomsen, bass viol in program Nov. 14, 1984; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Paintings and Drawings by Walter Hatke, Nov. 16 – Dec. 7, 1984; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore Wind Ensemble in program, Nov. 18, 1984; The Swarthmore College Singers program Nov. 29, 1984; Program – An Evening at the Operetta with Members of the Academy of Vocal Arts, Nov. 30, 1984

Swarthmore College Formation Swimming Team in “Aqua Carnival,” Dec. 10 and 11 [1984], Dept. of Music presents Swarthmore College Orchestra in Concert. Dec. 1, 1984; Associates of the Libraries present Michael M. Rea, Collecting the Short Story, and William Abrahams, Selecting the O. Henry Prize Stories, and Exhibit Ambrose Bierce 1841-1913, Dec. 4, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Lelia Calder, soprano and Robert Smart, piano in A Concert of Christmas Music, Dec. 5, 1984; Swarthmore College Chorus, assisted by the Early Music Ensemble and Swarthmore String Quartet, Winter Concert, Dec. 8, 1984; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College String Quartet in Concert, Dec. 9, 1984; Adm., Faculty & Students Seasonal Caroling, Dec. 10, 1984; Dept. of Music presents Concert of Works of Edvard Grieg, Dec. 12, 1984; Swarthmore College Dancers present Student and Faculty Choreography, Dec. 13, 1984; Buster Keaton Film Festival, Jan. 24, 1985; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Sculpture by Christopher Cairns, Jan. 25 – Feb. 18, 1985; Cooper Foundation presents Steve Reich and Musicians in Concert, Jan. 26, 1985; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart,, organ in Program of Music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Jan. 27, 1985; Dept. of Music presents Elissa Beradi, recorders, flute and Karen Meyers, lutes, theorbo in program Jan. 30, 1985; Invitation to The Swarthmore College Wine Tasting with Gregory Moore, Sommeillier of Le Bec Fin, Feb. 1, 1985; Dept. of Music presents Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra in Concert, Feb. 2, 1985; First annual open studios – Swarthmore Art Students invitation to view their work from the fall semester, Feb. 11, 1985; Announcement of Lecture by Dr. Maulana Karenga, black activist and scholar, “Black Politics and the Presidential Election: The Significance of the Jackson Campaign,” Feb. 18, 1985; Art Dept. Lecture by Elizabeth Johns, Thomas Eakins and Nineteenth-Century Heroic Ideals; Feb. 6, 1985; Dept. of Music presents A Tribute to Randall Thompson (1899-1984), Feb. 9, 1985; Dept. of Music presents A Concert of Turkish Music in Sufi Tradition, Feb. 10, 1985; Scott Foundation, Photographic Exhibit, The Evolution of Horticulture at Swarthmore, 1864-1984, Feb. 11 – March 15, 1985; Dept. of Music presents Vladimir Krpan, piano, Frederick Chopin – The Complete Etudes, Feb. 13, 1985; Sigma Xi Faculty Lecture, David G. Stork, Physics, Optimization and the Brain, Feb. 14, 1985; Dept. of Music presents Leslie Spotz, piano in Concert, Feb. 20, 1985; Notice from Office of the Dean dated 2/8/85 re Student Exchanges for Fall 1985; Memo to College Community from President David Fraser dated 2/25/85 re announcement of Petra Kelly acceptance of invitation as Lang Visiting Professorof Social Change for the period March 2 through March 6, 1985; The Swarthmore Connection- Philadelphia (Alumni) invitation to Wine Tasting Feb. 22, 1985 and Annual Banquet March 8, 1985; Memo to College Community from President David Fraser dated 3/25/85 re announcement of Prof. of Govt. at Clark University Cynthia Enloe’s, acceptance of invitation as Lang Visiting Professorof Social Change for the period April 8 through April 12, 1985; Photographic Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, HDept. of Music presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, Feb. 28, 1985; Symposium: The Changing Face of Central America, Foreign Policy Debate and Panel Discussion, March 2, 3, 1985; Dept. of Music presents the Shadow Play Theatre Company performance March 3, 1985; Program for Swarthmore Chester Internship Program – 3rd Annual Benefit Weekend ’85, April 4-6, 1985; Dept. of Music presents A Senior Recital by Elizabeth Hoffman, March 3, 1985; Poster – Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery America Ceramics 1985 Selected by Helen Druit, March 6 – April 2, 1985 and Heilman Lecture by Helen Druit, March 6, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra, March 6, 1985; Memo re Campus-Wide Meeting on Sexual Harassment, March 19, 1985; Swimming class instruction for Faculty-Staff children, and Upward Bound, and ABC Students, Taught by WSI Class, Dept. of P. E.; March 19 – April 30, 1985; Cooper Foundation presents Conference – Strategies for Peace in a Nuclear Age, March 22 – 23, 1985; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ, Robert Mattern, Baritone, Serena Canin, Violin and Stefan Gabriel , Cello, with member of Swarthmore College Singers and Swarthmore College Chorus, in concert, March 24, 1985; Announcement of Red Cross On-Campus Blood Drive, March 26, 1985; Cooper Foundation presents David Gordon/Pick Up Co. in performance, March 30, 1985; Dept. of Music presents Patrick O’Brien, lute and Karen Meyers, lute, mandolin in Concert March 31, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble in Concert, March 31, 1985; Benjamin West Lecture 1984-1985: Baseball Guide, 1985 n.d.; “A Donor Portrait in Norman Sicily and Its Byzantine Context,” by Ernst Kitzinger, Prof. Emeritus, Harvard, April 1, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Singers in performance, April 4, 1985; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Al Wunderlich, Laser Stone Carvings, Light Responsive Paintings, Painted Constructions, April 5 – 30, 1985; Dept. of Music and Asian Studies present Jugalbandi Duet Recital of North Indian Classical Music, April 5, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The Early Music Ensemble in Concert, April 11, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra in Concert, April 14, 1985; Memorandum to Members of the College Community from President David Fraser dated Apr. 12, 1985 Re Search for the Social Coordinator for the President; Swarthmore College Dancers in performance April 19, 1985; Schedule of Events for Parents Weekend/Student Arts Festival, April 19, 20, and 21, 1985; Schedule Changes for Parents Weekend/Student Arts Festival, April 19, 20, and 21, 1985; Swarthmore College Chorus and College Chamber Orchestra present Handel Oratorio, Solomon, April 20, 1985; Swarthmore College Dancers, performance April 19, 1985; Notice – 17th Annual Breakfast Dance, April 21, 1985; Dept. of Music presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, April 25, 1985; The SANE Education Fund presents Workshops for the Swarthmore Community, Choices and Responses: Reflections on the Vietnam War Ten Years After, April 27, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College String Quartet in Concert, April 27, 1985; Performance of The Early Music of Alban Berg (1885-1935), May 1, 1985; Spring Fling for Staff, Faculty, and Administration – May 22, 1985; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Ceramics by Steven Goldner, June 1 – 10, 1985; Memo to College Community from President David Fraser dated May 23, 1985 re appointment of Loren F. Hart to position of Vice President for Business and Finance and Treasurer of the College; Memo to College Community from Vice Pres. Lewis Cook dated June 26, 1985 re Swarthmore College bond issue through the Swarthmore Borough Authority summer 1985; Swarthmore Football 1985; Invitation from Swarthmore Orientation Committee to faculty members to Student/Faculty Picnic, Sept. 1, 1985; Memorandum from Vice President Lewis Cook dated 1021/85, invitation to All Staff Members to attend a special “Swarthmore Today” program, Nov. 1, 1985; Student notice re Martial Arts Studies, Sept. 1985; Strath Haven Karate Club Invitation, Sept. 1985; Swarthmore College Dept. of Music and Dance Schedule of Events, Fall Semester, 1985; Program for Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, Sept. 11-29, 1985 (includes fliers from individual performances) ; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Betsey Batchelor Paintings, Sept. 20 – Oct. 18, 1985; Faculty Lecture, Dennis Brutus, “The Challenge of South Africa,: Sept. 26, 1985; All Campus Forum on Ethics and Investment in South Africa, Sept. 27, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The New York Camerata performing Bach, Oct. 2, 19985; Exhibition of photographs by Daniel Perry, Private Tableaus, in Wilcox Gallery, Oct. 25 – Nov. 15, 1985; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart , organ in recital, Oct. 27, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra in performance Nov. 2, 1985; Dept. of Music presents Sylvia Glickman, piano playing Music by Women Composers, Nov. 6, 1985; Swarthmore College Chorus with members of Swarthmore College Chamber Orchestra, Swarthmore College Dance Program, Corduroy Road and Peter Schiekele ’57 celebrate J. S. Bach and Son, Nov. 9, 1985; Dept. of Music presents Jan DeGaetani, mezzo-soprano, Philip West, oboe, oboe d’amore; English horn, Martha McGaughey, viola da gamba, and Arthur Haas, harpsichord in A Happy Birthday Concert, Nov. 10, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore Wind Ensemble in program Nov. 15, 1985; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Paintings and Drawings by Walter Hatke, Nov. 16 – Dec. 7, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The Early Music Ensemble in concert Nov. 21, 1985; The Lee Frank Lecture in Art, Dr. Shen Fu, “The Mongol Princess Sengge as a Chinese Art Collector,” Nov. 21, 1985; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, John Ferris, Selected Works, Nov. 22 – Dec. 20, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra in Concert, Nov. 23, 1985; Associates of College Libraries lecture by Tom McIntyre, Irish Novelist and Playwright on Contemporary Irish Theatre. Dec. 3, 1985; Dept. of Music presents a Student Chamber Music Concert program, Dec. 5, 1985; Program – Swarthmore College presents a Concert for Boyd Barnard, Dec. 6, 1985; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Swarthmore College Dancers in performance Dec. 12, 1985; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College String Quartet in performance Dec. 13, 1985; Dept. of Music presents Charles Abramovic, piano, Geoffrey Michaels, violin with Allison Herz, clarinet in concert Dec. 15, 1985; Memo from Lorna Shurkin, Public Relations, to Colleger Community re Interview of Poet Dennis Brutus, Visiting Professor of English Literature on WHYY 91 FM Dec. 4, 1985; Notice to All Students from Budget Committee re Job openings for students in 1985-86 academic year; Swarthmore College Basketball 1986-87;

Memo from Provos James England to Members of the College Community, Schedule for Martyin Luther King, Jr. Day, Monday, Jan. 20, 1986; Memoradum to All Staff Members of from Assoc. Vice Pres. Lewis T. Cook dated Feb. 11, 1986 re invitation to a meeting on the porposed budget for 1986-87 scheduled for Feb. 20, 1986; Swarthmore College Dept. of Music and Dance, Spring Semester 1986 Schedule; Cooper Foundation presents The Ingmar Bergman Film Festival, Feb. 4 – March 2, 1986; Movie Committee Questionnaire, Jan. 1986; Dept. of Eng. Literature/Theatre Program, Calendar of Spring events, Jan. 21 – April 18 & 19, 1986; Schedule for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Jan. 20, 1986; Collection, Vincent Harding, Lang Visiting Professor of /Religion will discuss Martin Luther King, Jr., his significance for life at Swarthmore College and in the larger society, Jan. 20, 1986; The 1986 Marjorie Heilman Exhibition, Contemporary Philadelphia Photography, Jan. 23 – Feb. 22, 1986, and Heilman Lecture by Martha Madigan, Jan. 23, 1986; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ and piano and Herbert Wittges, baritone in program Jan. 26, 1986; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Afternoon of Dance with Temple University Dancers and Swarthmore College Dancers, Jan. 29, 1986; Schubert Winterreise, Paul ProVeau and William J. Gatens, Jan. 30, 1986; Dept. of Music presents Karen Meyers, theorbo, lute, Melanie Dement, soprano in performance Feb. 2, 1986; Protestant Campus Ministry at Swarthmore College, newsletter Spiritual Focus, Feb. 9, 1986; Music from Swarthmore: new series of free, informal concerts given by faculty, students, and friend of the Dept. of Music and Dance, celebrating music of the twentieth century, especially by American composers, Feb. 8 and 15, 1986; Announcement of Open Meeting of the Committee on Black and Minority Concerns, Feb. 25, 1986; Program – Swarthmore College Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Lamb-Miller Field House, Feb. 21, 1986; Dept. of Music presents The Pennsylvania Chamber Players in Concert, Feb. 26, 1986; “Civil Disobedience at Swarthmore: What Should Our Response Be?” An open discussion chaired by Vincent Harding, Lang Visiting Professor of Social Change, Feb. 27, 1986; Forum on South African Investment Policy, Feb. 28, 1986; Brian Bunker, Senior Thesis Show Feb. 28 – March 7, 1986 in Wilcox Gallery; Symposium, “Tensions in the Liberal Arts,” Feb. 28, 1986; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra, concert March 1, 1986; The Swarthmore College Singers, Spring Tour March 8 – 14, 1986; Dept. of Music presents The Haverford Chamber Players performance March 19, 1986; Dept. of Music presents Roger Smalley, piano and Geoffrey Michaels, violin in concert March 21, 1986; Dept. of Music presents A Tri-College Choral Concert, The Haverford-Bryn Mawr Chamber Singers, the Swarthmore College Singers, and The Swarthmore College Chorus in Concert, March 22, 1986; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ in recital March 23, 1986; Faculty Lecture Series, Professor Stephen Golub, The European Unemployment Problem, March 27, 1986; Dept. of Music presents A Faculty Dance Concert program March 28, 1985; Dept. of Music presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, March 27, 1986; Three Spring Dance Events at Swarthmore, March 28, 29; April 12; April 16, 17, 18, 1986; Program – Penn contemporary Players, March 30, 1986; Womages, Senior Thesis Show by Robin Taubenfeld, April 4 – 11, 1986, Wilcox Gallery; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble in program, April 4, 1986; Dept. of Music presents David Mcntyre, Senior Recital, April 5, 1986; Dept. of Music presents Melinda Hoyt, Mezzo-Soprano, Senior Recital, April 6, 1986; Dept. of Music presents The Early Music Ensemble, April 10, 1986; Cooper Foundation presents EKAYA Jazz Concert April 11, 1986; Dept. of Music and Friends of Music and Dance present A Special Faculty-Student Concert, April 12, 1986; Joint Program for Women’s Lacrosse game vs. Cedar Crest, Men’s Baseball vs. Haverford, Men’s Lacrosse vs. Haverford, April 12, 1986; Dept. of Music presents David Kravitz, baritone with Charles Abramovic, piano Senior Recital, April 13, 1986; Faculty Lecture Series, Professor Kazmierz Braun, “The History of the Polish Theatre 1970-1985: Ideology and Art, April 15, 1986; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Dancers, April 16, 1976; Tarble Social Center Dedication, April 19, 1986; Senior Thesis Show, Robert Najar, April 18-24, 1986, Wilcox Gallery; Mailing brochure re Parents Weekend and Student Arts Festival April 18, 19, and 20, 1986; on reverse Invitation to Dedication of Tarble Social Center in Clothier, April 19; Memo to Staff from Lewis Cook, Assoc. Vice Pres. re opening of new Tarble Social Center. 5/20/1986; Notice of the Faculty/Staff Bake Sale, organized by the Senior Class of 1986;Parents Weekend/Student Arts Festival, 1986 Revised Schedule; Dept. of Music presents Michael Caruso, piano in performance April 30, 1986; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra, with the Swarthmore College Chorus in performance April 19, 1986; Student Art Exhibit in Beardsley, May 2, 1986; Announcement: Come Together in Support for Citizens in and around Kiev Suffering the Effects of the Chernobyl Nuclear Accident, organizational meeting May 4, 1986; Spring Fling (Staff, Faculty, Adm.) and Spring Fling Baking Contest May 21, 1986; A Wine Tasting with Gregory Moore, Le Bec Fin’s Sommeillier, May 25, 1986; Alumni Weekend 1986, Revised Schedule, June 6, 7, 8, 1986; Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, 1986 Sept. 24-28; Oct. 22-26; Nov. 19-23, 1986; The History Banquet: Announcement of the Campaign for Swarthmore, June 6, 1986; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Sumi Paintings by Catherine Kapp, June 6-8, 1986; Swarthmore College Dept. of Music and Dance Schedule for Fall Semester, 1986; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Phillip Johnson, Sculpture, Sept. 12 – October 10, 1986; Football Program – Swarthmore vs. Randolph-Macon, Sept. 13, 1986; Football Program – Swarthmore vs. Johns Hopkins, Sept. 20, 1986; Faculty Lecture Series, Professor Nathalie Anderson “Phobophobia” (original poems on peculiar phobias), Sept. 22, 1986; Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival program Sept. 24, 1986; Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, Jan deGaetani, mezzo-soprano and Gilbert Kalish, piano, in Concert Sept. 26, 1986; Cooper Foundation presents lecture by Ian Lowe, The Ashmolean Museum, Oct. 23, 1976; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Light Emissions Photographs by Christina Staedelmeier, Oct. 24 – Nov. 21, 1986; The Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival - The Penn Contemporary Players, Oct., 1986; Dept. of Music presents The Chestnut Brass Company, Oct. 31, 1986; The Swarthmore College Singers, Nov. 1, 1986; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ, Serena Canin’88, violin, and Kevin Aires ’88 viola in Concert Nov. 2, 1986; Dept. of Music presents Karen Meyers, lute in program Nov. 5, 1986; Dept. of Music presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, Nov. 6, 1986; Dept. of Music presents Ossie Borosh ’90 and Steve Feldman ’88 in concert, Nov. 8, 1986; Dept. of Music presents The Early Music Ensemble, Nov. 13, 1986; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore Wind Ensemble in programme Nov. 14, 1986; Invitation to lunch, with talk by Elaine Hume, director of the Domestic Abuse Project of Media and Chester, on domestic violence and Every woman’s Place, Nov. 21, 1986; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra in performance Dec. 13, 1986; Dept. of Music and Dance present An Afternoon of Dance, Dec. 4, 1986; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, A Senior Thesis Art Show by Lisa Xydis, Dec. 5-12, 1986; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College String Quartet in program Dec. 5, 1986; Dept. of Music presents Janice Cavalier, soprano, Neil Kirkwood, accompanist in performance Dec. 10, 1986; Theatre 24: Ensemble II presents a Play by Caryl Churchill, FEN, Dec. 12, 13, 1986; A Special Note on the Film, ‘Swarthmore: It Works’ Spring 1987;Announcement of Faculty/Staff Play, Kaufman and Hart’s, “Once in a Lifetime, Feb. 20, 21, and 22, 1987; Swarthmore College Dept. of Music and Dance Schedule of Events for spring Semester, 1987; Symposium – Gender, Identity and Contemporary Drama, One Acts and Monologues for Women by Megan Terry, Jan 23, 24, 25, 1987; A Festival of Doris Humphrey’s Dances, Jan. 25, 1987; The Barnard Fund presents The Academy Chamber Players in programJan. 30, 1987; Poster – Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery – Sidney Goodman Drawings 1975-1985, Jan. 29 – Feb. 20, 1987; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ in recital Feb. 1, 1987; Swarthmore College Dance Program presents A GALLERY from SOME PEOPLE, a theatre/dance piece by Mary Easter, Feb. 11, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Chamber Orchestra in program Feb. 14, 1987; Dept. of Music presents Lillie Spotz, piano in recital, Feb. 18, 1987; Penn Contemporary Players in Concert, Feb. 22, 1987; Cooper Foundation presents Garth Fagan’s Bucket Dance Theatre, Feb. 27, 1987; 1987 Middle Atlantic Swimming Championships Feb. 26-28, 1987

Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Scott Noel and Mark Green, March 6 – March 31, 1987;Dept. of Music presents a Student Chamber Music Concert, March 5, 1987; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ and harpsichord in recital March 22, 1987; The Benjamin West Art Lecture: Professor Irene Winter, Reading Concepts of Space from Ancient Mesopotamian Monuments, March 26, 1987; Program YEARS Music/Dance/Theatre Piece Celebrating the Aging Process, March 29, 1987; Scott Arboretum Exhibit in McCabe: Spring Flowering Bulbs: An Exhibit in Bloom, March 17 – April 17, 1987; Exhibit in Wilcox Gallery, Michael Clapper Paintings, Senior Thesis Art Exhibit, April 24 – June 7, 1987; Dept. of Music presents Thomas Beveridge, bass and James Freeman, piano in recital April 1, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Early Music Ensemble, April 2, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble, April 3, 1987; Program – The Brearley Senior Chorus, April 5, 1987; Dept. of Music and the Dance Program present The Swarthmore College Dancers in Concert, April 9, 10, 1987; Invitation, Schedule Parents’ Day/Student Arts Festival, April 10, 11, 12; The Swarthmore College Chorus and Singers assisted by The Swarthmore College Dancers present “B-cubed,” a Concert for Parents Day, April 11, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Early Music Ensemble in performance April 11, 1987; Dept. of Music presents Serena Canin ‘88, violin, Stephen Feldman ’88, cello, And Ossie Borosh ’90, piano in concert April 12, 1987; Dept. of Music presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, April 16, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra in concert April 25, 1987; Program – Bianca Falbo, Senior Recital, April 26, 1987; Dept. of Music presents Lara St. John, Violin, Scott St. John, violin, viola, and Eric Zivian, piano in Concert April 30, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College String Quartet in program May 1, 1987; Student Union presents The Rose Valley Chorus in The Pirates of Penzance, May 2, 3, 1987; Program – Senior Recital Susan Rosenbaum, soprano with Peggy Kampmeier, piano, May 3, 1987; Staff, Faculty, Admin. – Spring Fling May 20, 1987; Invitation to reception in honor of Lewis T. Cook, Jr.’s retirement, June 3, 1987; Program and schedule Alumni Weekend, June 5, 6, 7, 1987; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery – Alice Zinnes Alumni Show, Paintings and drawings, May 16 – June 8, 1987; Dept. of Music and Dance schedule of events, Fall Semester, 1987; Poster for Music and Dance Festival Sept. – Nov. 1987; Program and schedule Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, Sept. 23-27; Oct. 28-Nov. 1; Nov. 18-22, 1987; Dept. of Music presents Marcantonio Barone, piano in concert, Sept. 5, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Williams Trio in concert Sept. 9, 1987; Invitation to luncheon in honor of the retirement of Jane Aaron, Sept. 17, 1987; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery Diane Pieri Sculpture, Sept. 1 – 27, 1987; Scott Arboretum Plant Sale Sept. 19, 1987; Football program Swarthmore vs. Gettysburg, Sept. 26, 1987.

Fall Sports Schedule and Homecoming Posting, Oct. 10, 1987;Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Philip Geiger Paintings Oct. 2 – Oct. 28, 1987; Cooper Foundation presents Yvonne Rainer – Two More Films, Oct. 27, Oct. 28, Oct. 30, 1987;Call for Volunteers for Election Day Activities, Oct. 29, 30, 1987; Notice of Panel Discussion of AIDS, Nov. 13, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Singers in concert Nov. 5, 1987; Basketball game program: The Garnet of Swarthmore vs. The Falcons of Messiah, Nov. 24, 1987; Football program Swarthmore vs. Allegheny, Nov. 14, 1988An Installation by Esme Thompson, Wilcox Gallery Nov. 6 – Nov. 30, 1987; Program and schedule Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, Sept. 23-27; Oct. 28-Nov. 1; Nov. 18-22, 1987; Poster – The First Annual Mary Albertson Lecture, Professor Elizabeth A. R. Brown, Adultery, Charivari, and Political Criticism in Early Fourteenth-Century France, Oct. 28, 1987; Poster – The Faculty/Staff Art Show: Part 1 Dec. 4 – Dec. 19, 1987; Dept. of Music presents Ossie Borosh ’90, piano and Stephen Feldman ’88 cello in concert Oct. 9, 1987; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, harpsichord, Eric Herz, flute, Michael Herz ’78, flute, and Stephen Feldman ’88, cello in concert Oct. 11, 1987; Swarthmore College Basketball 1987-88; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Early Music Ensemble in program Nov. 12, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble in program Nov. 14, 1987; Poster – The Lee Frank Lecture, Professor Dale Kinney, “An Excellent Horse:” Critical Understandings of the Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius from Antiquity to Modern Times, Nov. 17, 1987; A Symposium: Religion, the Constitution, Morality, and the Public Schools, Nov. 18, 1987; Dept. of Music presents A Student Piano Chamber Music Concert, Dec. 2, 1987; Dept. of Music presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, Dec. 3, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra in concert Dec. 5, 1987; Dept. of Music Dance Program presents A Choreographers Afternoon – Works by Students, Dec. 10, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College String Quartet in program Dec. 11, 1987; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Chorus in concert Dec. 12, 1987; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ, piano and Kathleen Maola, soprano in concert Jan. 24, 1988;Poster – The Faculty/Staff Art Show: Part 2 Jan. 22 – Feb. 6, 1988; Swarthmore College Department of Music and Dance, Schedule of Events Spring Semester, 1988

Exhibition in McCabe Library, A Guild of Book Workers Exhibition of Unique Fine Bindings on the Married Mettle Press Limited Edition of Billy Budd, Sailor, Feb. 3-26, 1988, and slide presentation, “The Making of Fine Books by Hand,” given by Benjamin and Deborah Alterman of Married Mettle Press, Papermill and Bindery, Feb. 11, 1988; Poster – A Presidential Proclamation naming Feb. 209, 1988 as Gomer H. Davies Day at Swarthmore College, in recognition of his wrestling victories and 35 years of devotion to P.E. at Swarthmore, Feb. 20, 1988; Cooper Foundation presents The Amherst Saxophone Quartet in concert Feb. 12, 1988; Cooper Foundation presents Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music in La Vita Nuova: Dante and the Troubadours, Feb. 5, 1988; Dept.. of Music presents Serena Canin ’88, violin and Martin Canin, piano in concert Feb. 14, 1988; The Barnard Fund presents Benita Valente, soprano and Cynthia Raim, piano in Duo Recital, Feb. 21, 1988; Special Swarthmore/Haverford News Alert: Swarthmore and Haverford Join Consortium of Colleges Accepting Undergraduate Soviet Students – breakthrough student exchange agreement to be signed March, 3, 1988; Feb. 22, 1988; Faculty/Staff Bake Sale, sponsored by the Senior Class ’88, Feb. 24, 1988; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Robert Turner, Selected Works 1980-88, Feb. 25 – March 30, 1988; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with soloist Christine Shinn ’88, soprano and The Swarthmore College String Quartet in Concert Feb. 26, 1988; Dept. of Music presents Karen Meyers, lute, Hugh Robertson, flutes, recorders, with Randi Hansen ’89, soprano in Concert Feb. 27, 1988; Dept. of Music presents The Franciscan String Quartet in Concert Feb. 28, 1988; New Dance Ensemble, 87-88 Season, March 18, 1988; Dept. of Music presents A Senior Vocal Recital by Christine Laural Shinn ’88, soprano March 19, 1988; Memoradum to the Deans, Faculty, and Instructing Staff from Chairperson of Committee on Fellowships and Prizes dated March 28, 1988 calling for nominations for the Ivy Award and the Oak; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, Organ in recital, March 20, 1988; Dept. of Music presents A Senior Recital, Joanna Miller, soprano, Arthur Stokes, piano, with John Jamison, guitar and Clayton Bullock, violin, March 23, 1988; Poster – The Benjamin West Lecture, Professor Robert L. Herbert, Yale University, “Impressionism and Tourism Along the Channel Coast,” March 24, 1988; Notice – WSRN-FM and Cooper Foundation present performance by Cecil Taylor, avant-garde jazz composer and pianist, with his ensemble, April 9, 1988; Swarthmore College Chorus and Chamber Orchestra present Passio Secundum Johannem by Bach, March 25, 27, 1998; Dept. of Music presents A Senior Recital by David Barnes, composer, drummer, guitarist, vocalist, March 26, 1988; Introduction of “The Guide to Women’s Sources in the Swarthmore College Peace Collection,” March 29, 1988; Dept. of Music presents A Recital of New Works by Student Composers, March 31, 1988; “Earthletter” Newsletter of Earthlust, Swarthmore College, April, 1988; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble in program April 1, 1988; Dept. of Music presents Kevin Aires, viola in a senior recital with Ossie Borosh, piano, April 3, 1988; Dept. of Music presents The Early Music Ensemble in concert April 7, 1988; Dept. of Music presents Stephen Feldman ’88, cello in recital April 8, 1988; Dept. of Music Dance Program presents The Swarthmore College Dancers, Spring Dance Concert, April 14, 15, 1988; Poster – Annual Swarthmore Student Art Show, Exhibit in Wilcox Gallery, April 15 – May 6, 1988; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra in Concert, April 16, 1988; Dept. of Music presents A Concert of Northern Indian Classical Music, April 17, 1988; Dept. of Music presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, April 21, 1988; Dept. of Music presents A Senior Recital by Arthur Stokes assisted by Charles Abramovic, April 23, 1988; The Barnard Fund presents The Academy Chamber Players in concert April 24, 1988; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College String Quartet in performance April 29, 1988; Dept. of Music Dance Program presents A Senior Recital by Michael Casper, April 30, 1988; Dept. of Music presents A Senior Recital by Stephen Coxe ’88, with Christopher Shinn ’88, Noel Bisson ’89, Jonathan Biran ’88, and Ethan Knapp ’88, May 1, 1988; Swarthmore College Dance Program presents Vintage Dance Theatre, April 29, 1988; Posting – Sherry Albert presents: Visual Music: Music in Sign Language, sponsored by EEO, April 17, 1988; Senior Class-sponsored fundraising auction, Parents Weekend, April 15, 1988; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Wayang Kulit (Shadow Puppet Theatre of Bali) performed by The Shadow Play Theatre Company, May 1, 1988; Staff/Faculty/Administration Spring Fling, May 24, 1988; Brochure – Information and Schedule for Alumni Weekend, June 3-5, 1988; Letter to College Community from Provost James W. England re International Peace Walk, Thursday 23 June 1988.

Swarthmore College’s Freshperson Orientation ’88 booklet, Sept. 1988; Dept. of Music and Dance, Fall Semester 1988 Schedule; Poster – Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival Sept. 21-24, Oct. 12-16; Nov. 16-20, Fall, 1989; Program – Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, Week 1, Sept. 21-14, 1988; Dept. of Religion presents two lectures by Dr. Charles Wesley Sheik ’48, M.D., D. Min., ”Intimacy and Ultimacy, Religious-Psychic Splits,” Sept. 8, 1988 and ”Intimacy and Ultimacy, and Community. Healing Religious-Psychic Splits,” Sept.9, 1988; Art Dept. announcement Special Art Event! (re conservationist who will be on campus doing cleaning and restoration work on Edward Hicks’ Peaceable Kingdom. Also, lecture, “How to Take Care of Art Works,” Sept. 12, 1988; Homecoming ’88 Brochure, including Fall 1988 Sports Schedules, Sept. 17, 1988; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Brian Meunier, The Mexican Suite, Recent Sculptures, Sept. 20 – Oct. 7, 1988; Program – Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, Week II, Oct. 12-16, 1988; Poster Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery – Harriet Shorr Paintings, Oct. 13 – Nov. 11, 1988; Poster – The First Annual Mary Albertson Lecture, Professor Elizabeth A. R. Brown, Adultery, Charivari, and Political Criticism in Early Fourteenth-Century France, Oct. 28, 1988; Swarthmore College Dance Program and the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts present The Pittsburgh Dance Alloy, Oct. 18, 1988; Dept. of Music and the Program in Linguistics present Ray Jackendoff ’65, clarinet , Elise Jackendoff, piano in program Oct. 20, 1988; Posting – TV Alert! Dukakis and the Swarthmore Connection on PBS, Oct. 24, 1988; Call for Volunteers for Election Day Activities, Oct. 29, 30, 1988; Dept. of Music presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, Nov. 3, 1988; Dept. of Music presents A Senior Recital by Amie Roosevelt, violin with Jungeun Kim, piano, Peter Parthun, cello, Nov. 4, 1988; Dept. of Religion and Cooper Foundation present Religion and the Prospect of a Common Morality: a Symposium Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Dept. of Religion at Swarthmore College, Nov. 4, 5, 1988; Dept. of Music presents Robert Smart, organ in recital Nov. 6, 1988; Dept. of Music presents Geoffrey Michaels, violin with Charles Abramovic, piano in Beethoven program, Nov. 9, 1988; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Early Music Ensemble in concert Nov. 10, 1988; Dept. of Music presents Geoffrey Michaels, violin with Charles Abramovic, piano in Beethoven program, Nov. 12, 1988; Program – Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, Week III, Nov. 16-20, 1988; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Lanny Berger Un-Natural, Recent Sculptures, Nov. 18-Dec.7, 1988; Dept. of Music presents Leslie Spotz, piano, Daniel Hardt, violin in performance Nov. 30, 1988; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra with guest artists Diane Monroe, violin and Richard Fleishman, viola in performance Dec. 3, 1988; Announcement of Auditions for Faculty/Staff Play! The House of Blue Leaves by John Guare, Dec. 7, 1988; Swarthmore College Basketball 1988-89; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Dancers in performance Dec. 8, 1988; Dept. of Music presents The Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble in program Dec. 11, 1988; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Joyce Nagata, Works in Progress – Recent Ceramics, Jan. 27 – Feb. 23, 1989; Exhibition in McCabe – Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial, photographs by Michael Katakis, Feb. 2, 1989; Memo Feb. 23, 1989 from Facilities (Peter T. Vishton, P.E.) to Faculty and Staff re Projected Asbestos Removal Work from Parrish West Basement during March Break; Poster – Showing of film and discussion of the maker’s work, Patricia Rozema’s “I’ve Heard the Mermaids Singing,” Feb. 9, 1989; Schedule of Faculty Lecture Series, Spring 1989; Office of the Dean – Spring Holiday 1989 Schedule, Spring, 1989; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery – Joan Wadleigh Curran Recent Paintings, March 3 – March 28, 1989; Invitation to All-Campus Event “A Preview of the Campaign for Swarthmore,” March 7, 1989; Invitation to retirement party for Shirley Kirby, McCabe Periodicals Librarian, March 30, 1989; Poster – Senior Exhibitions in Wilcox Gallery: Mark Van Buskirk, Paintings and Pastels, March 31 – April 5, 1989; Nicholas Tobier, Assemblages, April 7-12, 1989; Barbara E. Pralle, Paintings, April 14-April 19, 1989; Min Y. Soh, Drawings and Pastels, April 21 – April 26, 1989; Jonathan D. Lippincott, Ceramics, April 28-May 3, 1989; Poster – Art Lectures sponsored by Dept. of Art, the Sager Fund, and Cooper Foundation, April 5, April 13, April 18, and April 23, 1989; Posting – Swarthmore College Sixteen Feet presents Jamboree! Spring 1989, April 1, 1989; Posting – Faculty Lecture, “Education as the ‘Living Word’: The Danish Folk High School Model,” by Steven Borish, Soc./Anth., April 3, 1989; Notice of Senior Exhibitions in Wilcox Gallery: Kellie Diamond April 5-10; Jesse Amar April 12-17; Jason Corder, April 19-24, 1989; Letter of Announcement to Faculty and Students: Announcing the Availabililty of Sloan Foundation Money for Faculty/Student Collaborative Research and Student Internships, April, 1989; Schedule for Parents’ Weekend, April 14-16. 1989; Announcement of Second Annual Faulkner Cup Tennis Tournament for Swarthmore Faculty and Staff, April 22nd and 23rd; Invitation to Faculty and Staff – Wine Tasting, with Gregory Moore, wine steward for Le Bec Fin, April 23, 1989; Posting – Anniversary Events/Dukakis Visit Update, May 4-5, 1989; Poster – Student Art Exhibition May 5 – May 19 in Wilcox Gallery, May 5 – 19, 1989; Posting – Spring Fling May 24, 1989; Invitation to Spring Fete honoring retirees David Bowler, Chuck Gilbert, Peter Gram Swing, Lin Urban, May 15, 1989; Alumni Days 1989, Swarthmore College, 125th Year; Posting for Staff and Faculty re meeting with Peter French, Candidate for Vice President & Treasurer, June 9, 1989; Notice to College Community re Vehicular Access-Construction Activities, June 20, 1989; Program – Friends Association for Higher Education, 10th Annual Meeting, June 23-27, 1989; Notice to College Community re Construction Update, Aug. 18, 1989.

Swarthmore College Dept. of Music and Dance Schedule of Events Fall Semester 1989 (Mis-titled as Spring Semester 1989); Brochure: The Friends of Music and Dance at Swarthmore; Fall Festival – Homecoming Schedule, includes 1989 Sports Schedule, Oct. 6 and 7, 1989; Poster – Calendar of Events Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival 1989 Sept. 20-24, Oct. 11-15, Nov. 15-19, 1989; Program - Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival 1989 Week I Sept. 20-24, 1989; Football Program – Swarthmore vs Hobart, Sept. 9, 1989; Poster – The Marjorie Heilman Visiting Artist Lecture Series Fall 1989; Memo regarding Committee on Staff Procedures, Sept. 12, 1989; Swarthmore Minority Coalition, SASS, SAO and HOLA invitation to Members of the Administration to Symposium on Minority Politics, Sept. 23, 1989; Football Program, Swarthmore vs. Gettysburg, Sept. 23, 1989; Football Program, Swarthmore vs. Ursinus, Oct. 1, 1989; Memo from Assoc. Vice President for Operations re Performing Arts Center – Construction Update, Sept. 26, 1989; Memo to the College Community re the official College mailing address, Oct. 2, 1989; Swarthmore College Library Interview Schedules for Candidates for Social Sciences Librarian, Oct. 17 – 23/1989; Football Program – Swarthmore vs. Franklin & Marshall, Oct. 29, 1989; Associates of the Libraries present talk by Alzina Stone Dale ’52, “My Career in Crime, Fiction, and Non-Fiction,” Oct. 30, 1989; Poster – The Benjamin West Lecture, Eunice Lipton, Imagining a Woman’s Life: The Case of Victorine Meurent, Nov. 2, 1989; Office of the Dean, Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule, 1989; Memo from Assoc. Vice President for Operations re Construction Update, Nov. 21, 1989; Posting – Notice of the “topping off” ceremony at the new Performing Arts Center, Dec. 1, 1989; Swarthmore College Peace Collection invitation to Lecture by William Sloane Coffin, President of SANE/FREEZE in celebration of the Peace Collection’s Sixtieth Anniversary, Dec. 10, 1989; Posting by Art Dept. “a day without art” 1 Dec. 1989: World Aids Day: a national day of mourning and call for action in response to the AIDS crisis, Dec. 1, 1989; Notice of Faculty Seminar on Central America re Repressions of the Universities of El Salvador, Dec. 11, 1989; Physical Plant Dept. invitation to farewell gathering for retiring June Carnall, Dec. 15, 1989; Invitation to Swarthmore College Library Holiday Luncheon, Dec. 20, 1989; Invitation to the Annual Staff Holiday Luncheon, Jan. 5, 1990; Swarthmore College Department of Music and Dance, Schedule of Events Spring Semester 1990; Announcement of Faculty Lecture Series, Spring semester 1990; Notice – Faculty Lecture by Professor Lillian Li, “Re-writing China’s History: Tiananmen and Beyond,” Feb. 6, 1990; Lee Frank Lecture – Professor Alison Kettering, “The Courtship Paintings of Gerhard ter Borch,” Feb. 14, 1990; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Ossie Borosh, piano, Senior Recital, Feb. 11, 1990; Social Action Week 1990 Calendar, Feb. 11 – 16, 1990; Letter of Invitation to the College Community from J. William Frost, Director of Friends Historical Library dated Feb. 16, 1990 to attend the FHL lecture by Tatiana Pavlova, “The Changing Soviet Environment for Research in History and Religion,” March 5, 1990 ; El Salvador, a testimony on human rights abuses, the situation after Nov’s upheaval, a Discussion with Glorioa Alicia Galan of Co-Madres and Laura Lomas ’89, working with Co-Madres, March 7, 1990; Communique re Faculty Seminar on Central America, March 26, 1990; Communique re Faculty Seminar on Central America, April 5, 1990; Posting of lecture sponsored by the Peace Collection and WILPF, “Peace, Ecology, Violence Against Women: Making the Global Connections,” by Dr. Gwyneth Kirk, Women Studies, Rutgers Univ., March 26, 1990; Exhibition in Wilcox Gallery, Tessa Izenour, Senior Thesis Paintings, April 7 – 24, 1990; Announcement of the Third Annual Faulkner Cup Tennis Tournament for Swarthmore Faculty and Staff, April 21, 22, 1990; In Celebration of the Peace Collection’s 60th anniversary, “Peace, Ecology, Violence Against Women: Making the Global Connections,” a lecture by Dr. Gwyneth Kirk, Women’s Studies, Rutgers University, March 26, 1990; Schedule for Parents’ Weekend April 6-8, 1990; Lecture re Universities in El Salvador, “The University in a Troubled Society: What is its Social Role?” by Charles Beirne, S.J., April 16, 1990; Poster – Student Art Exhibition 1990, April 28 – May 12, 1990; Schedule for Alumni Weekend, June 8-10, 1990; Posting re Spring Fling ’90, May 23, 1990; Physical Plant Dept. invitation to farewell occasion for retiring Bob Montieth, Aug. 9, 1990; Brochure: Swarthmore College Intercollegiate Athletics (information), n.d. ca. 1990’s; Brochure: Football Swarthmore College (information), n,d. ca. 1990’s;

1990-1991 Spring Sports Schedule; 1990-1991 Winter Sports Schedule; 1990 Fall Sports Schedule; Poster – Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival 1990 Calendar – Week I Sept. 19-23; Week II Oct. 10-14; Week III Nov. 14-18, 1990; Program – Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival 1990 Week I, Sept. 19-23, 1990; Dept. of Music and Dance Schedule of Events, Fall Semester 1990; Exhibitions in Wilcox Gallery Brian Peterson photographs, Sept. 19 – Oct. 1, 1990 and Celia Resiman paintings Sept. 19 – Oct. 1, 1990; The Garnet of Swarthmore 1990 Game Program, Swarthmore vs Ursinus, Sept. 29, 1990; WSRN 91.5 FM Swarthmore College, Weekly Calendar of programming, Fall, 1990; Posting for On-Campus Red Cross Blood Drive, Oct. 9, 1990; Associates of the Libraries present Pulitzer Prizewinner and Buffalo News Cartoonist Tom Toles speaking on “The Political Cartoon,” Oct. 3, 1990; Homecoming ’90 Schedule (includes 1990 Fall Sports Schedule), Oct. 13, 1990; Football Program – Homecoming Game Swarthmore vs. Georgetown, Oct. 13, 1990; Posting for lecture on Scholarly Arguments for a Black Heritage, Martin Bernal, “Black Africa Denied: Why?” Oct. 18, 1990; Notice of tour of the exclusive showing of Renoir’s work at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Oct. 28, 1990; Dept. of Religion lecture by Jon D. Levenson, Professor of Jewish Studies, Harvard University Divinity School, “Did God Forgive Adam? An Exercise in Comparative Religion” Nov. 8, 1990; Mailing from Career Planning & Placement and Foreign Study Committee of Foreign Studies Bazaar, Nov. 13, 1990; Notice of Faculty Seminar on Central America, Nov. 16, 1990; Posting – The Moral and Social Responsibility of the University: The thought of El Salvador’s Murdered Jesuits, a Conference Nov. 17, 1990; Swarthmore Basketball 1990-91 Men’s Varsity Schedule; Art Dept. lecture, Susan Nelson, Indiana Univ., “pines, chrysanthemums and south mountain: a study in Chinese literary portraiture,” Nov. 29, 1990; Posting – Lecture/Demonstration of acoustics of Pearson-Hall Theatre in Lang PAC, Carr Everbach, “Do you hear what I hear?”, Jan. 24, 1991; Poster – Celebrate the Arts at Swarthmore: The Lang Performing Arts Center, inaugural events Jan. 24 – Oct. 11, 1991; Associates of the Libraries present a talk by Dr. Theodore Otto Windt, r. on the late Dean of Swarthmore College and member of the English Dept., Everett Lee Hunt, Jan. 25, 1991; Schedule of Faculty Lectures Spring Seemester, 1991; Associates of the Libraries present Percy Martin, Artist speaking on “Personal Myths,” and the opening of ‘Myths,’ an exhibit of his etchings (Black History Month event); Faculty Seminar on Central America and the Latin American Study Group present lecture by Jaime Seriano, “Negotiations for Peace in El Salvador,” March 5, 1991; Letter “To the next President,” from The Junto, group of students offering suggestions for improvements at Swarthmore College, Feb. 11, 1991; Poster – Varujan Boghosian presenting the 1991 Heilman Lecture, Feb. 28, 1991, and exhibition of his work in List Gallery, Feb. 28 – March 30, 1991; Dept. of Music presents Roxanna Glass ’91, organ, in recital, March 30, 1991; Announcement by Women’s Studies Committee of visit of Professor Wahneema Lubino of Princeton Univ. to campus to talk and work with members of the Swarthmore community on the topic of the classroom dynamics of gender and race, March 19, 1991; Posting – “Struggling Toward Decency: A Pedagogy of Peace,” a Talk by noted philosopher Maxine Green, March 27, 1991; Posting – “Augusta at Swarthmore – Folk Festival – American Heritage, Schedule of activities, March 22, 23, 1991; Third Annual Sager Symposium in Lesbian/Bisexual/Gay Studies, “Piece Work: Creating Responses to AIDS, March 22-24, 1991; Posting: Tradition and Renewal: Broad Perspectoives on Greek Literature, A Symposium in honor of Helen F. North, Centennial Professor of Classics, on the occasion of her retirement, April 12, 13, 1991; Notice (post car size) An Evening of Irish Poetry with Seamus Heaney, Derek Mahon, Paul Muldoon, sponsored by Cooper Foundation and Associates of the Libraries, April 23, 1991; Posting – The Mary Albertson Lecture, Peter Brown, Princeton University, “Philosophers, Monks, and Bishops: Persuasion and Power in Late Antiquity,” April 25, 1991; The Benjamin West Lecture, “Manet in His Generation,” given by Michael Fried, Johns Hopkins University, April 18, 1991; Posting – Student Art Show in List Gallery, April 30 – May 8, 1991; Exhibition in List Gallery, Images from 25 Years: Retrospective 1966 – 1991 Photographs by Bruce Cratsley, May 10 – June 8, 1991; President’s Office, Notice of Dean Janet Smith Dickerson’s departure and going away fete, May 31, 1991; Memo May 15, 1991 from Facilities (Peter T. Vishton, P.E.) to Faculty and Staff re Planned Electrical Power Outages During Semester Break 1991; Memo Dec. 18, 1990 from Facilities (Peter T. Vishton, P.E.) to Faculty and Staff re Planned Electrical Power Outages Upcoming, 5/23/91- 6/19/91; Memo July 3, 1991 from Facilities, Stu Hain, to Campus Comm. re Electrical Shutdown 13 July 1991; Postcard – “Home Tales”: A Unique Theater Piece Exploring Issues of Home and Homelessness, May 4, 5, 1991; Spring Fling ’91 May 23, 1991; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College String Quartet Serena Canin and Baird Dodge, violin, Ana Ruesink, viola, Stephen Feldman, violoncello in Prokofieff and Mozart program, June 6, 1991; Posting – Public talk, “Metaparadigms: Knowledge for Human Being,” by Jack Petranker, June 10, 1991; Booklet Orientation 1991 – Schedule of Events for Orientation Week Aug. 28 –Sept. 1, 1991.

Associates of the Libraries Program for 1991-1992; Dept. of Music and Dance Fall Semester 1991 Schedule of Events, Sept., 1991; Poster – Calendar of Events Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival 1991 Sept. 18-22, Oct. 9-13, Nov. 13-15, 1991; Game Program, Swarthmore vs. Hobart, Sept. 14, 1991; Program, Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, Week I Sept. 18-22, 1991; Memo from Jeff Jabco re Swarthmore College’s new recycling program, Sept. 18, 1991; Associates of the Libraries present Jules Feiffer speaking at the opening of exhibit of his cartoons, Oct. 3, 1991; Swarthmore College Dance Program – Notice of classes for children: Creative Movement for Children Ages 3-10, 10 week fall session, Sept. 21 – Nov.23, 1991; Swarthmore Studio Faculty Art Exhibition in List Gallery: Works by Syd Carpenter – ceramic sculptures, Randall Exon, Drawings and Paintings, Brian Meunier – sculptures, Oct. 3 – 19, 1991; Fall Weekend Schedule Oct. 9 – 12, 1991; Tri-College Libraries invitation to program by Roderick Stinehour of the Meriden-Stinehour Press, Oct. 14, 1991; Posting – Lee Frank Lecture, “Naming the Visible Art and Science in the Circle of Galileo,” by David Freedberg, Prof. of Art, Columbia Univ.; Invitation to reception honoring Charlie Bond (Grounds Dept.) on his retirement, October 14, 1991; Exhibition in List Gallery, Michael David, Prints, Drawings, and Paintings, Nov. 8 – 27, 1991; The 1991 Swarthmore College Service Learning Symposium; A Change Is Going to Come! Nov. 16, 1991; Invitation to reception honoring Joe Delozier (Physical Plant) on his retirement, Dec. 11, 1991; Invitation from the Dean and Lang PAC Inaugural Committee to a reception for Mark Sommerfield, Director of Community Space, Dec. 12, 1991; Invitation dated 12/2/1991 from Stu Hain, Physical Plant Dept., to Faculty and Staff to attend retirement reception for Joe Delozier, Dec. 11, 1991; 1992 Equinox [Basketball] Classic Program- Swarthmore “Garnet,” Claremont-Mudd-Scripps “Stags,” Haverford “Red Wave,” and Williams “Ephmen” (n.d.); Dept. of Music and Dance Spring Semester 1992 Schedule of Events, Jan., 1992; Poster - Exhibition in List Gallery, Judy Moonelis Feb. 6 – March 19, 1992, and 1992 Heilman Lecture, Feb. 6, 1992; Invitation from President Bloom to parents to Parents’ Weekend, April 3,4,5, 1992; Associates of the Libraries per exhibition John Pitman Weber March 1 – 31, 1992, and talk and reception, March 26, 1992; Invitation to Seventh Annual Champagne Brunch to benefit Swarthmore Women’s Softball, (precedes Annual Alumni Softball Game), Parents’ Weekend, April 5,1992; Letter from Al Bloom to the Campus Community re the resignation of Provost James W. England, April 8, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra with Xander Abbe ’94, violin, in performance April 9, 1992;Announcement A Wine Tasting for Swarthmore Alumni, Faculty, and Staff, April 15, 1992; Posting – The Benjamin West Lecture, Madeline Caviness, “The Hours of Jeanne D’evreux: A Medieval Discourse of Sexuality,” April 21, 1992; Letter from Al Bloom to the Campus Community re Ngina Lythcott’s acceptance the position of Dean of the College; May 1, 1992; Posting – Spring Fling ’92, May 21, 1992; Letter from The Alumni Relations Office to Faculty and Staff regarding Swarthmore’s War Years Reunion, June 3-5, 1992; Swarthmore College Drama Board by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. presents Chess, n.d., spring semester 1992; invitation to retirement party for Marian Bruce (McCabe Library), June 5, 1992; President’s invitation to a reception honoring Jim England, May 19, 1992; Poster – Senior Exhibitions in List Gallery, Fanuel Atsedewoin, Drawings and Prints, April 15, 1992, Jeneen Piccuirro, Paintings, April 22, 1992, Lisa Block, Photographs, April 29, 1992, Andrea Gagner, Paintings, prints, sculpture, May 6, 1992, Donna Rim, paintings, May 13, 1992; Posting – Announcing the Firth Annual Faulkner Cup Tennis Tournament for Swarthmore Faculty and Staff, May 16-17, 1992; Alumni Weekend Schedule of Events, June 3-7, 1992; letter from President Bloom to Faculty and Staff announcing new policies and initiatives undertaken to recognize and more equitably support the lesbia/bisexual/gay members of the College community, August 25, 1992.

Notice from Department of Art re course offering by Professor Maribeth Graybill ArtH 34 Fall 1992; Foreign Study Newsletter, 1992-1993; Poster – Roycroft – Cornerstone of the American Arts & Crafts Movement, Exhibit in List Gallery Sept. 6 – 30, 1991; Cooper Foundation and Dept. of Music present the American Brass Quintet in performance Sept. 18, 1992; Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, 1992 – Week I – Sept. 23-27, 1992; 1992 Game Program – Swarthmore vs. Johns Hopkins, Oct. 19, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance Present Geoffrey Michaels, violin and Charles Abramovic, piano, in Concert, Oct. 2, 1992; Invitation to Swarthmore African Students Assn.’s Africa Day Celebration, Oct. 31, 1992; Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, 1992 – Week II – Oct. 28- Nov. 1, 1992; Fall Weekend At Swarthmore – Retirement Planning Seminar, Oct. 31, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, Nov. 5, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Swarthmore Chamber Singers and the Swarthmore Early Music Ensemble in performance Nov. 6, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble in program Nov. 7, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Greg Bassett, French horn, in Senior Recital, Nov. 8, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra in concert Nov. 14, 1992; Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, 1992 – Week III Nov. 18-22, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Senior Recital – David S. Ammer ’93, trumpet with Ann Park ’93, Nov. 22, 1992; Tentative and Final Schedules for AIDS Awareness Day, Dec. 1, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble Chamber Concert, Dec. 3, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Chorus with members of the Swarthmore College Orchestra and Swarthmore College Chamber Choir with members of the Early Music Ensemble, Dec. 5, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College String Quartet in program Dec. 6, 1992; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Zach Maupin, French horn, in Senior Recital, Dec. 12, 1992; Exhibition in McCabe Library, “Sweeney’s Flight,” Photographs by Rachel Giese Brown illustrating Seamus Heaney’s poem, Jan. 15-Feb. 15, 1993; Posting – One Man Show by Lane Nishikawa, “I’m on a Mission from Buddha,” Feb. 1, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Kim Heindel, organ in recital, Feb. 3, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance and Cooper Foundation present Orchestra 2001, with soloists Paul Sperry, tenor, Charles Abramovic, piano, Dorothy Freeman, English horn, Feb. 5, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Senior Recital, Youngmoo Kim ’93, baritone, Feb. 13, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Leslie Spotz, piano in recital, Feb. 18, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Joseph Jankovsky, tenor saxophone, in Senior Recital, Feb. 26, 1993; Peace Collection and Friends Hist. Library present Nineteenth Century Feminist Strategies for Nonviolence, a conference to celebrate the bicentennial of the birth of Lucretia Mott, March 12-20, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance and Cooper Foundation present Orchestra 2001, with soloist Sean Deibler, baritone, March 19, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance and Cooper Foundation present Douglas Dunn and Dancers, March 20, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Chamber Wind Ensemble, March 25, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore Chamber Orchestra with soloist Zach Maupin ’93 in program March 26, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents An Evening of Early Music, with Early Music Ensemble and Swarthmore Chamber Singers, March 27, 1993; Poster – Senior Exhibitions Ing Daniels ’93, landscape paintings April 2-7, 1993, Frank Salonek ’93, paintings and drawings April 9-14, 1993, John Pagliaro ’93, sculpture and drawings April 23-28, 1993, Ed Johnson ’93, Paintings and drawings April 30-May 4, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents a Student Chamber Music Concert, April 1, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Kangho Lee ’94, cello, with Hugh J. Sung, piano in program April 4, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance and Cooper Foundation present Bay Area Bach Ensemble, April 10, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Dancers in program April 15, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Senior Recital Jeremy O’Connell, April 18, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Ein Deutsches Requiem by Johannes Brahms, April 17, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents a Student Chamber Music Concert, April 22, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College String Quartet in performance April 25, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Music 12 in Concert, April 29, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance and Cooper Foundation present Orchestra 2001, with soloists Judy Berry ’77, soprano and Suzanne DuPlaintis, mezzo soprano, April 30, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Sounds of Swarthmore, May 2, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents An Afternoon of Performance focusiing on Issues of Gender, May 4, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Melanie Kloetzel and Brian Kloppenberg Senior Dance Recital, May 5, 1993; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Penn Viol Consort, works of William Lawes, May 6, 1993; Letter from Dean of Admissions to the Swarthmore Community re Carl Wartenburg’s acceptance of the position of Director of Admissions, May 13, 1993; Spring Fling ’93, May 19, 1993; Swarthmore Alumni Weekend 1993- mailing; Memo from The Provost to the Swarthmore Community announcing the death of Etta Zwell, May 20, 1993; Memoradum to Members of the College Community from Maurice Eldridge, 7/23/1993, re Search for Social Coordinator for the President; Schedule of McCabe Library Second Season of Lunch Hour Movie Classics, July 1 – August 19, 1993.

Dept. of Music and Dance Schedule of Events, Fall Semester, 1993; Brochure – Cooper foundation Lecture and Performance Series, Sept. 8, 1993 – May 8, 1994; Football Program – Swarthmore vs. Dickinson Oct. 23, 1993; Program – Poetry of Liberation: Ernesto Cardenal and the Cosmic Canticle, Oct. 25, 1993; Poster – Symposium: The Art of Collecting Art, Oct. 30, 1993, with Exhibition, “Swarthmore Collects, Oct. 28 – Nov. 21, 1993; Notice – Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, Week I Nov. 7 – Nov. 14, 1993; Week II – Jan. 30 – Feb. 6, 1994; Associates of the Libraries present exhibit, Daniel M. Wasserman ’71, “The Political Cartoon, Oct. 18 – Dec. 18, 1993; Notice – Sibling Weekend “Time for students to share with siblings,” Nov. 12-14, 1993; 1993-94 Game Program Swarthmore College Men’s Basketball; Invitation World AIDS Day, A Day Without Art, Dec. 1, 1993; Posting – Theatre 24: Ensemble II presents A Play by Caryl Churchill, FEN, Dec. 12 & 13. 1993; Program – Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival, No World Improvisations, Jan 30, 1994; Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival presents The Bretano String Quartet in program Feb. 3, 1994; Program – Cooper Foundation presents Orchestra 2001, with soloists Peter Zazofsky, violin and Miles B. Davis, Double Bass, Feb 5, 1994; Posting – The Big Band Club sponsoring a Jazz Band Dance/Concert for Faculty and Staff, Feb. 17, 1994; Dept. of Music and Dance presents a Senior Recital by Noel Theodosiou, baroque violin wit Patrick Allen, harpsichord, Feb. 19, 1994; Posting – The Bryn Mawr/Haverford/Swarthmore Faculty Seminar Spring 1994 Bill Sullivan, LaSalle University discussing John Dewey, Reconstruction in Philosophy, Feb. 23, 1994; Posting – A Special lecture by Ms. shinobu Ikeda, “Male Warriors, Female Victims: Representations of Gender in Japanese Painting in the Age of the Samurai and in the Age of Modern Imperialism,” Feb. 23, 1994; Program - Joseph Holmes Chicago Dance Theatre performance Feb. 23, 1994; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Senior Recital, Xander Abbe ’94, violin with Eduard Laurel piano, Feb. 26, 1994; Associates of the Libraries present John McGahern, Irish Novelist and Short Story Writer reading from his works, March 17, 1994; Dept.of Music and Dance presents the Crum Creek String Quartet, Xander Abbe ’94, violin, Eun-Shil Ahn ’94, violin, Martin Farnham ’94, viola, and Lia Fernald ’94, cello, March 20, 1994; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Pamela Guidett, flute and Marcantonio Barone, piano in concert March 23, 1994; Cooper Foundation presents Orchestra 2001, with soloists Pamela Frank, violin and Arne Running, Clarinet, March 31, 1994; Dept.of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Early Music Ensemble with the Henley Consort with John Alston, bass, and Richard Stone, archlute, March 25, 1994; Dept.of Music and Dance presents Student Chamber Music Concert, March 31, 1994; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Senior Recital by Jennifer Owen, soprano and flute, with Djprdke Nesic, harpsichord and piano, April 1, 1994; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Dancers in performance, n.d. April, 1994; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra with David Shimoni ’94, piano in concert April 9, 1994; Dept.of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble in performance April 10, 1994; Dept.of Music and Dance presents A Senior Recital by Jeannie Park,violinist and composer, with James Nalley, pianist, April 15, 1994; Dept.of Music and Dance presents Senior Recital by Cheryle Beth Oshman, soprano with Sheri Segal, piano, April 17, 1994; Posting – Swarthmore College Jazz Ensemble with Special Guest Matt Krempasky, in performance April 17, 1994; Program – The Swarthmore College Chorus and Chamber Orchestra perform Cantata Misericordium by Benjamin Britten and Ave Verum Corpus and Vesperae Solennesde Confessore by Mozart, April 23, 1994; Dept.of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore Chamber Wind Ensemble in performance April 28, 1994; Program – ALANA Alliance Symposium “Democratizing the Academy: Questions of Pedagogy,” April 29-30, 1994; Cooper Foundation presents Orchestra 2001, with soloists Alexander Abbe, violin, Michael Strauss, viola, Gilbert Kalish, piano and James Freeman, piano, May 8, 1994;, 1994; Dept.of Music and Dance presents a Senior Recital by Kit Buckley, May 10, 1994; Invitation to Groundbreaking for Trotter/North Campus Project, May 6, 1994

Program - Swarthmore College’s AnnualEnglish-Scottish Ball with Live Music by Local Hero, n.d. ca. 1994-1995; Football Program – Swarthmore vs. Hobart, Oct. 15, 1994; Swarthmore Music and Dance ’94-’95 Festival, Week I, Oct. 23-30, 1994; Weekend ’94, Events Oct. 28-Oct. 30, 1994; Exhibition in List Gallery: Swarthmore College Heilman Visiting Artist Exhibition 1994, Alan Gussow, Recent Works, Nov. 4-28, 1994; Poster, Benjamin West Lecture, Professor Michael Cammille,Univ. of Chicago, “Illuminating Philosophy: Art and Science at the Medieval University, Nov. 11, 1994; Posting – Faculty/Staff Art Exhibilition, List Gallery, Dec. 2-18, 1994; Invitation to All Members of the Campus Community, the 2nd Annual Holiday Gatherine, Dec. 23, 1994; Exhibition in List Gallery, Jeffrey Reed, Jan. 20 – Feb. 12, 1995; Swarthmore College Black Cultural Center presents Blacks in the Arts Exhibit and Lecture Series, with James Brantley, Painter, Syd Carpenter, Ceramicist, Don Camp, Photographer, Jan. 27 – March 31, 1995; Exhibition in List Gallery – Tina Newberry, Feb. 17 – March 12, 1995; Poster: 1994-95 Lee Frank Lecture, “Vito Acconci’s Bad Dream of Domesticity,” Christine Poggi, Assoc. Prof., University of Penn, March 29, 1995; Posting – Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Professor Linda Seidel, Univ. of Chicago, “Romanesque Portals: Thresholds between Religious Practice and Regional Identity,: March 16, 1995; Swarthmore College Libraries present Nuala Ni Dhomhnaill, Irish woman poet, reading from her works, March 17, 1995; Black Alumni Weekend Schedule, and Reservation Form, March 17 – 18, 1995; Associates of the College Libraries present Exhibit in McCabe Library, Max Mulhern ’84, Sculptor, “Books,” April 1 – May 13, 1995; Invitation from Pres. And Mrs. Bloom to reception to honor upon their reetirement: Jane Mullins, Dean Peabody (in absentia), Robert E. Savage, Peter T. Thompson, William T. Spock, May 5, 1995; Posting – Harambe Swarthmore College Community and Diversity Festival, May 7, 1995; Invitation from Al and Peggi Bloom to the annual Ice Cream Social,May 30, 1995; Booklet – Swarthmore College 1995 Alumni Weekend, June 2 -4, Weekend Guide; Posting – The Fifth Annual Swarthmore Open, June 7, 1995; Posting – Gibson Girl Friday, Victorian fashion show presented by Barbara Darlin, a Swarthmore costume designer, June 21, 1995

Swarthmore College Football 1995 – Game program, Swarthmore vs. Gettysburg, Sept. 23, 1995; Poster – Cooper Foundation sponsored events 1995 – 1996; Exhibition in List Gallery, Andrea Packard, Sculpture and Paintings, Oct. 6–31, 1995; Notice – Fall Fest, Oct. 20, 1995; Exhibition in List Gallery, Julian Hatton, Paintings, Nov. 1 – 26, 1995; Posting – The Lee Frank Lecture, Professor Joanna E. Ziegler, College of the Holy Cross, “Dance, Film, and Gender: Retrieving Historical Women,” Nov. 27, 1995; Brochure- Men’s Basketball 1995-1996; Exhibition in List Gallery, Contemporary Polish Theater Posters from the collection of Allen Kuharski, Jan. 16 – Feb. 7, 1996; Exhibition in List Gallery, Poster – All-College Collection, “An American Tradition,” Odetta, A Concert in Celebration of the Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Jan. 26, 1996; 1995 Equinox [Basketball] Classic Program- Swarthmore “Garnet Tide,” Amherst College “Lord Jeffs,” Haverford “Fords,” and Macalester College “Scots” (n.d.); Basketball game program, Swarthmore vs. Gettysburg, Jan. 27, 1996; Tokiko Kitao, Handweaver, A Memorial Retrospective Exhibition, Feb. 9-March 8, 1996; Survivors Week and Take Back the Night, Feb. 25 – March 1, 1996; Poster – Swarthmore College 1996 Senior Art Exhibitions; Nazanine Moghbeli, Paintings, April 12-17; Nathan Florence, Paintings and Drawings, April 19-24; Matt Poe, Photographs, April 26-May 1; Sara Fox, Sculpture, May 3 – 8; Emily Bobrow, Prints and Drawings, May 10-15; Poster – Benjamin West Lecture, Carol Armstrong, Assoc. Prof. Art History, CUNY, “Julia Margaret Cameron and the Feminization of Photography,” April 16, 1996; Invitation from Pres. and Mrs. Al Bloom and Board of Managers – celebration of Kohlberg Hall, May 3, 1996; Swarthmore College Athletics Fall 1996 Schedules; Swimming Meet Program, Men’s and Women’s Swimming, Swarthmore College Garnet vs. University of Pennsylvania, Feb. 6, 1996; Program Men’s Basketball, vs. Johns Hopkins, Dec. 3, 1996; Poster – Cooper Series Events 1996-1997, Sept. 1996-April, 1997 Exhibition in List Gallery, Dept. of Art presents works by Syd Carpenter, Randall Exon, Paul King, Brian Meunier, Andrea Packard, Celia Reisman, Sept. 4-29, 1996; 1996 Garnet Tide Football Program, Swarthmore vs. Johns Hopkins, Sept. 21, 1996; Exhibition in List Gallery, Timi Sullivan, Paintings, Oct. 2-27, 1996; Fall Staff Social, Fall Fest, Oct. 18, 1996; 1996 Garnet Tide Football Program, Swarthmore vs. Pomona, October 19, 1996; Garnet Tide Football Program, Homecoming 1996, Swarthmore vs. Ursinus, Oct. 5, 1996; Invitation – Swarthmore Fall Weekend ’96, A Campus Kaleidoscope of the Arts, Oct. 25-27, 1966; Poster Exhibition in List Gallery – Rosemarie Beck, 1996-97 Heilman Artist, Oct. 30 – Nov. 27, 1996; Exhibition in List Gallery – Marsha Pels, Poupée, an installation, Dec. 4-22. 1996; Exhibition in List Gallery – Stanley Lewis, Martha Armstrong, Paintings and Drawings, Jan. 8-Feb. 1, 1997; Poster – Benjamin West Lecture, Rowland Abiodun, Professor and Chair, Dept. of Fine Arts and Black Studies, Amherst College, “What follows six is more than seven:’ Understanding African Art, Jan. 30, 1997; Exhibition in List Gallery, Kate Moran, Emissaries, Feb. 5 – March 2, 1997; Associates of College Libraries and Catholic Campus Ministry sponsor exhibit Collaboration of Word & Image, John McNamee, poet and Robert McGovern, artist, Feb. 24 – March 14, 1997, with Reading and Slide presentation March 4, 1997; Poster – Possessing the Past: Treasures from the National Palace Museum, Taipei, Lee Frank Lecture by Maxwell Hearn, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Feb. 4, 1997; Exhibition in List Gallery, Works of Alison Saar, March 5 – April 6, 1997 (Artist’s Lecture and Opening Reception,March 21, 1997; Associates of the Libraries sponsor exhibit in McCabe, Urban Nomads: Building a Poor People’s Movement, photography by Harvedy Finkle, March 17-April 4, 1997; Poster – Swarthmore College 1997 Senior Art Exhibitions, Erin Flather, Painting and Drawing, Shan, Sutherland; Music and Dance presents The Robert Smart Memorial Concert, Matthew C. Glandorf, Organ, Jan. 25, 1998; Poster – Cooper Events 1997-1998; Cooper Foundation presents Focus: Tibet, Symposium and Series of Events, Fall, 1997; Program: Dept. Music and Dance presents Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble, Music From Around the World, April 3, 1998; Program: Swarthmore College Orchestra in concert April 4 and April 5, 1998; Program: Dept. Music and Dance presents The Colorado String Quartet in concert, April 18, 1998; Program: Dept. Music and Dance presents Gamelan Semara Santi, Music and Dance from Bali, Indonesia, April 19, 1998; Painting, Photography, April 11-16; Dorothea Keith-Lucas, Sculpture, Todd West, Painting April 18-23; Robin Mandel, Sculpture, Deena Suh, Photography, April 25-30; Melissa Dustin, Pattern and Design, Dave Sturtevant, Painting, May 2-7; Lisl Cochran-Bond, Painting, Nina Siegenthaler, Sculpture, May 9-14, 1997; Associates of the Libraries present Peter Thomas Exhibit Letterpress Printed and Hand Bound Books, Sept. 24 – Oct.24, Informal lecture, “Aesthetics of a Book: the Book as Art, Oct. 2, 1997; 1997 Garnet Tide Football Program, Swarthmore vs. Bethany, Sept. 13, 1997; Garnet Tide Football Program, Homecoming 1997, Swarthmore vs. Dickinson, Oct. 25, 1997; Exhibition in List Gallery: “Crossed Purposes”” Joyce and Max Kozloff, 1998 Heilman Artists, Feb. 27- April 5, 1998; Program: Senior Violin Recital, Roanna Constancia Fernandez Yangco, March 22, 1998; Program: Voice of Orpheus presents the Music of Keinrich Schutz. March 22, 1998; Poster – Benjamin West Lecture, Professor Irene, “Reading Concepts of Space from Ancient Mesopotamian Monuments,” March 26, 1998; Memo from President’s Office announcing Bob Gross’ appointment to Dean of the College, May 6, 1998; Music and Dance presents A Senior Dance Concert, May 1, 1998; Music and Dance presents Joanne Lin Senior Recital, May 2, 1998; Music and Dance presents A Senior Recital, Coleman Lindsley, composer conducting members of College Orchestra and Guests, May 3, 1998; Music and Dance presents New Choreography by Composition I Students Program, May 4, 1998; Alumni Weekend Schedule, June 5-7, 1998

Poster of 1998-1999 Cooper (Foundation) Series; Brochure: 1998 Swarthmore Field Hockey; Brochure: Football 1998 Swarthmore College; Brochure: Men’s Basketball 1998-99 Swarthmore College; Brochure: Men’s Swimming 1998-99 Swarthmore College; Brochure – Football, 1998 Swarthmore College, Facts and 1998 Schedule; 1998 Swarthmore College Garnet Tide Football Program, Swarthmore vs. Johns Hopkins, Sept. 19, 1998; Exhibition in List Gallery: Challenging Forms: Books, Poetry, and the Visual Arts, Oct. 2- 30, 1998; Brochure- Baseball 1999 Swarthmore College; Program: Memorial Service on the Occasion of the Fiftieth Reunion Swarthmore College Class of 1949

Card, Garnet Tide Football, 1999 Swarthmore College; Booklet, 1999 Swarthmore Football; 1999 Swarthmore College Football (includes schedule, list of players, misc. information); Brochure-1999 Football Swarthmore College; Brochure- Men’s Lacrosse 1999; Brochure-1999 Women’s Lacrosse; Swarthmore College Baseball game program, Swarthmore vs. Williams, March 29, 2000; Program insert “The Swarthmore College String Quartet and The Elizabeth Pollard Fetter String Quartet Scholarships,” n.d. ca. Nov., 1999; Exhibition in List Gallery, Lesley Dill, “Language and Desire,” Aug. 27- Sept. 27, 1999; Exhibition in List Gallery, Barbara Diduk, “Reception,” Oct. 1- 26, 1999; Poster: Exhibition in List Gallery, Faculty/ Staff Art Show, Dec. 4-19, 1999; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Swarthmore Baroque Ensemble in performance, n.d., ca. Nov. 1999; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Organ Works of J. S. Bach, Paul Jacobs, Organist, n.d., ca. Nov. 1999; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble in performance, Nov. 12, 1999; Dept. of Music and Dance presentsDeer Chaser “Native American-Lakota Dance Troupe” in performance, Nov. 14, 1999; Dept. of Music and Dance and Cooper Foundation present musical performance by Meredith Monk, Nov. 20, 1999; Program, Winter Gathering Thurs. Dec. 9, 1999; Poster, 1999-2000 Cooper Series, Scheduled Events sponsored by the Cooper Foundation; Dept. of Music and Dance presents A Student Chamber Music Concert, Dec. 2, 1999; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Midnight Quintett in performance, Dec. 3, 1999; Dept. of Music and Dance presents A Senior Recital, Matthias Schultz, piano, Dec. 4, 1999; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Gamelan Semara Santi and The Dance and Drumming Ensemble, Traditional Music and Dance of Africa and Indonesia and New Dialogues in Rhythm, Dec. 5, 1999; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Swarthmore College Chorus and Chamber Choir in Vesperae solennes de Confessore, Historia di Jephte, and Fauré Requiem, n.d. 12/1999; Department of Music and Dance presents The Chamber Wind Ensemble in performance, Dec. 8, 1999; Department of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Orchestra in performance of Beethoven and Brahms, Dec. 11, 1999; Department of Music and Dance presents performance of New Student Compositions, Dec. 15, 1999; Dept. of Music and Dance, Schedule of Events for the Spring Semester, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Paul Fleckenstein, Organist in performance, Feb. 6, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents a Faculty Dance Concert, Feb. 6, 2000; Sasha Leinster, soprano and Debra Scurto-Davis, piano, in Concert, Feb. 12, 2000;Exhivbition in List Gallery, Sarah McEneaney, New Paintings, Feb. 25 – March 29, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Emanuelle Arciuli, Pianist, in Concert Feb. 26, 2000; An Evening of Vocal Ensembles, An Informal Reading with Orchestra 2001, James Freeman conducting, Debra Scurto-Davis, piano, March 17. 2000; Songs of the Night, Eva Allan, harp, March 24, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble, March 25, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College Chamber Choir in performance March 26, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents a Student Chamber Music Concert, March 30, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Midnight Quintett, March 31, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Swarthmore Baroque Ensemble inperformance n.d. April, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance and the Mountainview Music Fund present The Colorado String Quartet in performance April 2, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents the Swarthmore College Dancers in performance April 14 & 15, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Phantasm, in performance, April 14, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents The Swarthmore College String Quartet, April 16, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance and Office of the President present Gamelan Semara Santi, Music and Dance from Bali, Indonesia, April 16, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents the Chamber Wind Ensemble in performance April 26, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Music 12 in Concert, April 27, 2000; The Opera Class (Music 4) Presents an Extraordinary Hour of Operatic Ensembles and Choruses, April 28, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents Bach’s St. John Passion, Swarthmore College Chorus and Swarthmore College Chamber Orchestra, April 29 and 30, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents New Dances by Some Regular Regulars, April 30, 2000; Dept. of Music and Dance presents New Music by Swarthmore Composers, May 5, 2000; Cristina Garcia, soprano and Kristin Chadderton, piano in Senior Recital, May 26, 2000; Booklet, 2000 Swarthmore College Football; Card- 200 Swarthmore Football; Brochure- 2000 Swarthmore College Football; Brochure- 2000-01 Swarthmore College Men’s Tennis;

Poster, 2001-2002 Cooper at Swarthmore, Scheduled Events sponsored by the Cooper Foundation; Exhibition in List Gallery: Catalog of Buzz Spector, “Public/Private Peace: Selections fro the Swarthmore College Peace Collection, Nov. 8- Dec. 15, 2001; Program: Women’s Field Hockey game, Swarthmore vs. Muhlenberg, October 2, 2000; Program: Garnet Tide Football Swarthmore vs. Johns Jopkins, Sept. 16, 2000

Letter from the President’s Office June 1, 2001 regarding composition, etc. of Class of 2005; Schedule of Events for 2002-2003; Flyer Spring Fling, May 22, 2002 (Annual Staff Event); Brochure: Alumni College on Campus 2002, “Perspectives on a National Crisis,” June 5- 7; Exhibition in List Gallery: Neysa Grassi, Sept. 4- 29, 2002; Brochures: 2002- 2003 Swarthmore College Women’s Swimmming Schedule, Men’s Tennis Schedule; Men’s Basketball Schedule; Men’s Swimming Schedule

Notice: In Celebration of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr: “Dr. King’s Legacy and Our Own Agenda for Justice “ Jan. 22. 2003, sponsored by Black Cultural Center; flyer for Spring Fling, May 21, 2003Swarthmore College Friends of Music; and Dance and Scott Arboretum present “An Evening in the Arboretum,” Summer Concerts, June 21 - August 16, 2003; 2003 Man’s Lacrosse, n.d.; Exhibition in List Gallery: Swarthmore Thesis Exhibitions 2003; Exhibition in List Gallery: Carmen Lomas Garza, Como la Salvila/Like the Aloe Oct. 3- Nov. 2, 2003; Swarthmore Womenm’s Lacrosse 2003 Schedule; Cooper and Promise Fund Brochure “What is your wildest dream? Bring a Cooper Event to Campus” 2003; Poster: 2003 Lee Frank Lecture, “The Dream of Venus Dreams on: Salvador Dali’s Surrealist Funhouse and Contemporary Art,” Ingrid Schaffner, Inst. Of Contemporary Art, Nov. 11, 2003

Library Exhibit and Lecture: Ruth Copans, “Binding Structures, Feb. 17, 2004; Exhibition in List Gallery: LeRoy Johnson, “Bearing Witness, Views from the Street,” Oct. 7- No. 7, 2004; Notice of Exhibition in List Gallery, Valerie Hollister, Recent Paintings and Prints, Feb. 27- March 28, 2004; Program for Elizabeth Pollard Fetter Centennial Celebration Concert, March 28, 2004

Invitation to the Dedication of the Science Center, May 6, 2005; Exhibition in List Gallery, Realized in Wood: Contemporary Prints from China, March 3-31, 2005; Announcement of Exhibition in List Gallery, works of James Stewart and Anda Dubinskis, Nov. 11- Dec. 14, 2005

Swarthmore College Family and Friends Weekend, April 7- 9, 2006; Poster: 2006 Senior Thesis Exhibitions in List Gallery, April 21-24 to May 12-15; Invitation to Poetry Reading by Eamon Grennan Honoring the Late Michael J. Durkan, March 17, 2006; Exhibition in List Gallery: Letter of Invitation from Alumni Assn. to the College Community to Alumni Weekend June 2- 4, 2006; Posting and Program for Alumni Weekend 2006; Ron Tarver, 2006 Donald Jay Gordon Visiting Artist, “What the Eye Doesn’t See: Images in Silver and Ink,” Oct. 13- Nov. 12, 2006; Poster for US/Japan Cooperation in Fusion Energy Research Symposium, Nov. 2, 2006

Poster: Schedue of Events of Cooper Series 2007- 2008

Notice of Lecture in McCabe Library, Rachel DeLeu’93, “Painting as Translation, or Seeing and Knowing in the Art of Arthur Dove,” March 26, 2008; Program- Dept. of Music and Dance and Fetter Chamber Music Program present Midday Monday Concert Series, A Journey Through the Beginnings of German Art Song, April 7, 2008; Notice of Exhibition in List Gallery, Bill Scott Paintings: 2003-2008, Sept. 2-28, 2008; Poster -Senior Art Exhibitions 2008; Program: Ice Cream Social (annual staff event) June 11, 2008; Poster for Cooper Series 2008-2009 at Swarthmore College; To the Moon and Back, Books by Enid Mark: Exhibit, talk by artist, and poetry reading in McCabe Library, April 24, 2008

Exhibition in List Gallery- Michael Olszewski January 22-February 25, 2009; Flyer for Black History Month Film Presentation Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep South, Feb. 10, 2009; Black Studies Program presents panel discussion Feb. 19, 2009

List Gallery: "Artists in Wartime," March; Claudia Seixas, April; "Aesthetics of Intimacy" Sept; Family and Friends Weekend, April 9-11;

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An Intercollegiate Magazine of Student Letters: Vol. 1, #1, 11/1960; Vol. 1, #2, 2/1961, Vol. 1, #3, 3/1961; Vol. 1, #4, 4/1961; Vol. 1, #5, 6/1961; Vol. 1, #6, 8/1961; Vol. 2, #1, 12/1961; Vol. 2, #2, 2/1962; Vol. 2, #3, 4/1962

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Booklet containing selections from the Campus Comment columns of the Phoenix from 1940-1949

A Magazine of Straight-Shooting Americanism" (satirical): 11/1937 (2 copies); Vol. 1, #2, 12/1937; photocopies of newspaper clippings

Recent developments in staff politics at Swarthmore College (Student Labor Action Group), April 15, 1998

2002, 2004, 2005 (2 copies)

Issue 1, 10/1985; Issue 2, 11/1985; Issue 3, 12/1985; Issue 4, 3/1986; Issue 6, 9/1986

An Alternative News and Opinion Forum…for Swarthmore College's Philosophically Diverse: Vol. 2, #2, 11/1994; Vol. 4, #1, 10/1996; Vol. 5, No. 2- 3/19/1998; "Swarthmore's Magazine of Conservative Thought: Vol. 9, #1, 5/2003

The Magazine of the Swarthmore College Women's Center: Vol. 8, #1, 12/1991; Vol. 8, #2, 3/1991

Print-outs of Swarthmore's Daily Internet newspaper, 2007. Hard-copy April Fool's Day edition, 2011. "The Daily Gazette" is available online at http://daily.swarthmore.edu/archives/

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A Musical Comedy in Three Acts; filed in RG6/W-Skits

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The L-Word, Swarthmore’s Journal of Progressive Thought, Vol. II No. 1, Nov. 1997

Guide to State and Local Politics for Swarthmore Students, Spring 2005

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A Musical Comedy in Two Acts, 1/20/1911. Filed in RG6/V?

Vol. 2, #1; Vol. 5, #2, Spring 1986; Vol. 6, #1, Fall 1986

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No. 2, March 19, 1955

Newspaper of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity: Vol. 16, #1, 11/5/1925; photocopy of Vol. 16, #3, 5/15/1926

Vol. 1, #1, 10/25/1875 (2 copies); Vol. 1, 2, 11/1/1875 (2 copies); Vol. 1, #3, 11/8/1875; Vol. 1, #4, 11/15/1875; Vol. 1, #5, 11/22/1875; Vol. 1, #6, 11/29/1875; Vol. 1, #7, 12/6/1875 (2 copies); Vol. 1, #8, 12/13/1875 (2 copies); Vol. 1, #9, 12/20/1875;

Vol. 6, #1, Fall 2001; Vol. 7, #1, Fall 2002; Vol. 7, #2, Spring 2003; Vol. 8, #2, Spring 2004; Vol. 9, #1, Spring 2005 (Faith--2 copies); Vol. 9, #2, Spring 2005 (Movement); Vol. 10, #1, Fall 2005 (2 copies); Vol. 10, #2, Spring 2006 (2 copies); Vol. 11,

Vol. 1, #1, 3/6/1896

1905 (2 copies)

Vol. 3, #2, 5/1994

See McCabe Library bound periodicals (oversize). Friends Historical Library maintains an incomplete archival set in separate storage.

A monthly publication of the Swarthmore College Phoenix: Vol. 1, #1, 10/1966

Vol. 2 #3 Nov. 1926; Vol. 2 #4 Jan. 1927; Vol. 3 #1 March 1927; Vol. 3 #2 May 1927; Vol. 4 #2 May 1928; Vol. 2, #1, 11/1938; Vol. 2, #2, 2/1939; Vol. 2, #3, 4/1939

Concerning Barbara Presseisen vs Swarthmore College job discrimination court case.

"An online and printed photography magazine published semesterly. It serves as a platform for still images captured by swarthmore students of past, present, and future."

"Brought to you by Spike Co."

A publication dedicated to showcasing the prose writing of Swarthmore College students: Fall 2001; Spring 2002; Spring 2003; Spring 2004

Parody of Religion Department, February 1980: 2 copies of pamphlet, photocopy of pamphlet, and explanatory note

College literary magazine that represents the Asian/Asian Diasporic community on campus, replacing "Celebrasian" magazine: 2006, 2007

Vol. 4, #1, Fall 1959; Vol. 4, #2, Spring 1960; Vol. 4, #3, Summer 1960; Spring 1961; Winter 1962; Spring 1962; Winter 1963; Fall 1967; May 1968;

Swarthmore College Women's Literary Magazine: Vol. 18, #1, Fall 2001; Vol. 18, #2, Spring 2002; Vol. "XVIX," #1, Fall 2002; Vol. 27, #1, Spring 2005; Vol. 30, #1, Spring 2006

Fall 1980 (2 copies); Fall 1986; Spring 1987

Spring 2002; Fall 2003; Spring 2004; Fall 2004; Spring 2005; Fall 2005; Spring 2006; Fall 2006; Spring 2007, Spring 2008; Spring 2009; Spring 2011; Fall 2011; Spring 2012

Only glorious issue," 1956

Vol. 1, #1, Fall 1994; Vol. 1, #2, Fall 1994

Vol. 8, #2; Vol. 9, #2, Spring 2002; Vol. 10, #1, Fall 2002; Vol. 10, #2, Spring 2003; Vol. 11, #1, Fall 2003; Vol. 12, #1, Fall 2004; Vol. 12, #2, Spring 2005; "Li'l Spike", n.d.

Vol. 13, #1, Spring 2006; Vol. 14, #2, Spring 2007; "a Modest Proposal," Winter 2007 ( 2 copies)

Vol. 13, #1,(Repeated volume #); Spring 2008: "Email issue;" May 2011: "Swarthmore/Swarthmore College Alumni Bulletin/May 2031," brought to you by Spike Magazine; Spring 2012

Numbers 1, 3, 4; Letter from SC President Frank Aydelotte to J. Russell Hayes, Librarian of Friends' Historical Library describing gift of The Sun Flower, a manuscript publication.

Student Government at Swarthmore College: a handbook for students, 1955; Swarthmore College Student Government Handbook, n.d.; Swarthmore College Student Government Handbook, 1958

Spring 1976

Spring 2009, Vo. 1. Created as a student-directed publication which intended to focus on a broad audience, beyond the College.

"Cultural and political intersections of the Swarthmore community and beyond." Vol 1, #1; Vol. 4, #4.

An Anthology of Student Writing," Published for the Swarthmore Arts Festival, 1961

Vol. 1: Feb., April, June. This is a student publication, not the same as an earlier Town-Gown periodical (SG1) or the Borough newspaper.

A science fiction and fantasy fanzine produced by the Swarthmore Warders of Imaginative Literature (SWIL): Vol. 3, #1, Winter 1981

Vol. 1, #2, Spring 1990