Journalism

Abstract Box 2 contains articles and information about different dance companies, performances in Boulder CO, and performing arts events, in alphabetical order. Folders include: Colorado Dance Festival, Colorado Latino Dance Festival, "Contact," Dairy Dance Space, "Dance is for Every Body," Dance Theater Workshop, Dance West, David Dorfman Dance, David Taylor Dance Theater, "Dreamgirls," Eiko and Komo, "Feet of Flames," Frequent Flyers, "From the Commissioners," "From the World of the Insideout,"...

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In this series, box contains enrollment books (1910-1923), a large bound but mostly empty membership book, sample membership certificates (undated), member directories (1924), and sample members papers on journalism topics (1922).

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In this series, box contains one folder of meeting minutes (1922-1924).

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In this series, box contains one press folder with one clipping from 1969 describing history of national organization.

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In this series, box contains one folder on the first national Sigma Delta Chi conclave (the convention) held in 1912.

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In this series, box contains publications from the national organization, including The Quill (1922) newsletter and ritual booklets (1922), as well as chapter publications including the chapter newsletter, sometimes called The Scoop (1911-1923). A "history" folder also contains a document with early information about the chapter.

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In this series, box contains two folders of reports including Treasurer's reports (1914-1924) and member reports (1922).

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Box 3 contains oversize materials, including a booklet from the Colorado Ballet, a large booklet of pictures from "Bring In 'Da Noise", and a series of posters/photos from Janelle Ayon from Aspen Ballet.

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This box contains materials from Chapman's time as the editor of the Denver Quarterly, a literary magazine based out of the University of Denver. Chapman also helped found this magazine. Materials include editor's notes, manuscripts, and correspondences with authors.

Abstract David Von Drehle is a native of Colorado born in Denver and raised in Aurora. He graduated from Gateway High School and is an alumus of the University of Denver (BA, 1983). Von Drehle received a Master of Letters degree from Oxford University. He is a journalist and author. He has been an editor-at-large at TIME since 2007, covers national stories and politics, and has written cover stories that include a profile of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy and the 2008 Person of the...