Biology

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In this series, box contains a folder of constitution and by-law booklets from 1929-1953.

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In this series, box contains an undated membership list, some press releases about initiated members in 1960s, as well as materials about membership initiation rituals and a banquet.

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In this series, box contains materials from the initiation banquet in 1926 and booklets for initiation rituals from 1920-1930.

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In this series, box contains three issues of the Phi Sigma Society publication The Biologist for May 1927, April 1928, and November 1928.

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Series 6 consists of Yourgrau's notes for teaching various. Mostly undated, the series also contains some pamphlets or publications on the subject matter.

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This collection contains the records of the Anthropology Department at the University of Denver, established in 1917 with Etienne Renaud as its first department head. Anthropology is a department in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. This collection contains administrative records of the department, including memos, syllabi, correspondence, program development, and reports.

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This collection features the records for the Phi Sigma Society Epsilon Chapter at the University of Denver. Phi Sigma is a honor society for students of biological sciences. Collection incudes many constitution and initiation ritual booklets, as well as a few copies of the Phi Sigma publication The Biologist.

Abstract Torn out sheet from an unidentified pamphlet or magazine, with four images on both sides of sheet of Universit of Denver's circa 1880 faculty, page 9 has portraits of Herbert A. Howe A. M., Sc. D. Applied Mathematics, Director Chamberlain Observatory and signed, Ammi B. Hyde, A. M., S. T. D. Greek and signed, Herbert E. Russell, A. M. Pure Mathematics and signed, James E. Le Rossignol,A. M., Ph. D. History Economics and signed and page 10 has portraits of Wilber D. Engle, A. M., Ph. D....

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Biology students publish in major scientific journals. SCSC censorship case reaches district court. Foreign study program offers increased opportunity abroad. Telephone “Help Line” confronts vast problems. Mass comm finds film class space; DUTV keeps office.