Student movements
Found in 501 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to Mr. Tom Feldman, 1970 August 14
Letter to Mr. Tom Feldman from Joan Sweeney Assistant Bureau Manager, CBS News, saying that all CBS film was in New York and giving him a contact.
Letter to Special Assistant to the Chancellor Dr. William Adrian, 1970 June 17
Letter to the Dr. William Adrian, special Assistant to the Chancellor, written by Marie E. Wirsing, holder of a BA, MA and PhD from DU, and Associate Professor of Education at University of Colorado, explaining that her letter to the Denver Post had been edited before it was published, and including a copy of that letter.
Letter to The Clarion, 1970 May 12
Letter to the Clarion, Student Newspaper, regarding the possible closing of classes for May 3 - 5 from the Faculty Senate.
Letter to the Editor of the Los Angeles Times, 1968 May 14
Copy of a letter written by Dorothy Vorse to the editor of the Los Angeles Times lamenting the coverage of student riots that has largely omitted the actions of University of Denver Chancellor Maurice B. Mitchell.
Letter to Thomas M. Feldman, 1970 August 17
Letter to Thomas M. Feldman from Mark Hogan, Lt. Governor of Colorado in answer to Feldman's request for information or impressions of Woodstock West.
Letter to Tom Feldman, 1970 June 23
Letter to Tom Feldman from John L. White, Editor and Publisher of Earth Island, sending a contract for the article on Woodstock West.
List for Transmittal of History Questionnaire, 1970
List of the survey by the Department of History showing which departments and schools received copies.
List of Police Radio Codes, 1970 May
Reference list of police radio codes.
Margot Gilbert Part I, 1970 May
Margot Gilbert, a junior History Major, in connection with McGiffert's class on Comparative Revolution recorded the tapes and gave them to the History Department to use the material in any way they wished. Part I is her interpretation of Woodstock, the DU Strike.
Margot Gilbert Part II, 1970 May
Margot Gilbert, a junior History Major, in connection with McGiffert's class on Comparative Revolution recorded the tapes and gave them to the History Department to use the material in any way they wished. Part II continues her interpretation of Woodstock, the DU Strike.