Day Scholars 1884-1885 to 1887-1888, handwritten, in alphabetical order, includes parent's name.
1888-1889, handwritten, in alphabetical order, with full name, home town and state, parent's name, and full address.
1890-1891 and 1891-1892, handwritten in alphabetical order.
Contains issues of The Washington Post, The Washington Times, and USA Today from election day 1992 and issues of The Washington Post with inauguration coverage, 01/20-21/1993.
The postal card was issued for Georgetown's Bicentennial, January 23, 1989. This collection includes multiple postcards (including two examples in presentation cover given to President Timothy S. Healy, S.J.), material re the work of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Stamp; and material re arrangements for the First Day of Issue ceremonies.
Correspondence between Powell and writers, publishers, politicians and friends. Notable individuals include Dorothy Day, H.L. Mencken, Denver Lindley, Harry Sylvester, and George N. Shuster.
Additional ephemera added in Folder 24 (not included in 1986 finding aid).
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Programs, tickets, flyers, and other material relating to 175th Anniversary celebrations. Includes programs from: honorary degree ceremony for Emperor of Ethiopia Haile Selassie; Founders' Day 1964, with honorary degree citations for Franklin Clark Fry, Francis J. Heyden, S.J., and Robert M. Hutchins, Hugh H. Hussey, Barbara Ward, and Hyman G. Rickover; and presidential inauguration of Gerard Campbell, S.J.
Contains material (programs, tickets, invitations, correspondence, clippings) re activity/performances by student musical groups. Also programs, tickets, dance cards from student proms and dances. From the 1950s onwards, material is included re concerts by professional music groups. Issues surrounding these types of events (damages, disruptions, drug use, etc.), their cancellation in 1970 and reinstatement in 1971 are discussed.
Contains correspondence, clippings, announcements, publications, and other material re all aspects of campus life, including student events, elections, organizations, protests, and activism. Reference is made to civil rights activity, as well as to protests against the Vietnam War. Material relating to the National Student Strike of 1970 and the May Day demonstrations of 1971 is included.
Arranged chronologically.
Ledgers and journals pertaining to Gonzaga College in Washington, DC The collection consists of student account books (1821-1827 (2), 1848-1856), day and cash book (1848-1856), a school diary (1850-1854), and a bound narrative on the history of the college (1904). Founded in 1821 as the Washington Seminary, the college was closed in 1827 and reopened in 1848 as Gonzaga College. The school operated under Georgetown College's charter until 1858.
