Correspondence
Found in 985 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence, 1969-1970
Correspondence, 1971
Correspondence, 1931-1935
Contains letters, telegrams, and congratulatory cards on the birth of Stanford in 1931 and Robert Adelstein in 1935/
Correspondence, 1968-1969
Dr. Kenneth Gottesfeld served as an army physician specializing in obstetrics and gynecology from 1968-1969. The file contains a letter of appreciation from a patient at the William Beaumont General Hospital, report on the use of sonar scans to prevent fetal deaths, a letter from the University of Colorado, and an envelope from the Denver Women's Clinic run by Stuart and Kenneth Gottesfeld.
Correspondence, 1912 - 1957
This series contains correspondence primarily related to David Tannenbaum, but additionally Ruth Katzin. The correspondence related to David consists of recommendations for his application for work with the Los Angeles district attorney in 1925, and presidential visits, and condolences from 1956 and 1957 respectively. The correspondence to Ruth Katzin is from President-Elect Woodrow Wilson.
Correspondence, 1973-2003
This series contains correspondence about different works chroeographed by Lynne Taylor-Corbett including "Harlequin" and organizations including "Artists for Justice."
Correspondence
File contains various admin correspondence relating to the Gwen Bowen School of Dance Arts.
Correspondence, 1970-2016
Professor Gilbert's correspondence from 1970-2016, primarily with other scholars and publishers.
Correspondence, 1970-1979
Professor Gilbert's correspondence from 1970-1979, including a letter confirming his re-acceptance at Harvard for graduate work (1971); his admission letter from UCLA School of Law (1973); a letter from Gilbert to Judith Shklar regarding Rousseau (1976); and correspondence and reviews from Rutgers University Press regarding his book, "Marx's Politics Communists and Citizens" (including a draft of the book with notes from a reviewer) (1979).