UNIVERSITY RECORDS
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TWU. Permits to Use Alcohol (C.I.A.)
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Records, 1917-1935.
.5 cubic feet.
Permits and correspondence with federal and state agencies for buying
and using alcohol in the College's chemistry, physics, and biology labs.
Prohibition, forbidding the manufacture, transportation, sale, and
possession of alcoholic beverages, was in effect in the United
States between 1920-1933.
Transferred from UA 14, Mary Evelyn Blagg-Huey Collection.
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TWU. Physical Therapy.
- Records, 1970's & 1980's.
.25 cubic feet.
Brochures, course listings, catalogs, and programs of the School of Physical Therapy.
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TWU. Preservation Society.
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Papers and audio tape, 1994
.25 cubic feet.
Session materials from National Women's Studies Association
Conference where Preservation Society members presented their
protest efforts against male admission policy to Texas Woman's University (TWU).
Includes audio tape of the session.
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TWU. President's Office - Blagg-Huey Administration.
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Records, 1976-1986 presidency, 1930-1931 collected materials.
11 cubic feet.
Dr. Mary Evelyn Blagg-Huey was inaugurated as the seventh
president of Texas Woman's University on April 15, 1977.
She was the first female to hold this position. She graduated
from TWU with a bachelor's in English and in Music in 1942.
In 1943 she received her Master's degree in English from TWU. She received a Master's of Public Administration from the University of Kentucky in 1947. In 1954 she attained Doctorate of Philosophy in Political Science from Duke University.
The administrative papers of Dr. Mary Evelyn Blagg-Huey which include
inaugural material, commencement speeches, dedications, correspondence,
newspaper clippings, and University public. DACOWITS material, Young Homemakers of
Texas convention publication, a recital program of Mary Evelyn Blagg as a student of
TWU from 1942.
Inventory Available
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TWU. President's Office - Guinn Administration.
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Records, 1950-1976.
133 cubic feet.
Correspondence, subject files, financial records and other miscellaneous
audio and dictaphone tapes created by the President's office during Dr. John A.
Guinn's administration.
Some files are RESTRICTED.
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TWU. Programs in Dance.
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Records,1980-
2 cubic feet.
Repertory Dance Theater and guest residency
records, contracts, and press packets.
(Residency files) transferred from Programs in Dance, 1995.
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TWU. Programs in Drama.
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Records,1989-.
.25 cubic feet.
Drama was originally located within the Speech Dept. and Dept. of
Expression. Between 1978 and 1988 Drama was in the College of Humanities
and Fine Arts under the Dept. of Music and Drama. With re-organization of
1989, Drama was designated as a program in the Dept. of Performing Arts,
College of Arts and Sciences.
Collection includes clippings, programs and announcements of productions.
See also UA 49.
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TWU. Psychology and Philosophy Department.
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Records.
.5 cubic feet.
Self Studies.
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TWU. Redbud Festival.
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Records, 1941-1983.
1 cubic foot.
Annual competition based on academics, beauty, and poise.
Program directed by the Office of Student Activities. Correspondence, photos,
program information, pageant scripts, participant lists and supporting materials
documenting the Redbud festival and its subsequent activities.
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TWU. Research Institute.
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Reports, 1965-1979.
2.5 cubic feet.
Research reports of fabric and clothing durability tests under the auspices
of the College of Household Arts and Sciences Research Institute.
Inventory available in the Woman's Collection. Gift of Esther Broome, 1992.
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TWU. ROTC.
- Records, 1980-1989.
4 cubic feet.
The Oveta Culp Hobby Battalion, of the ROTC, was created in 1981 at TWU. It was disbanded in 1991. Clippings, photos, slides and plaques of the ROTC Oveta Culp Hobby Battalion.
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