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This subseries consists of the administrative records of the production of Rhythm Fest, a women's music festival that ran from 1990 to 1996. Michelle Crone was one of the original five producers of the festival and was a key part of its origination after her experience at similar festivals. Present are correspondence, handwritten notes, meeting minutes, contracts, photographs of potential sites, programs, registration forms, evaluation and feedback forms, work exchange forms, and ephemera.

The series includes among others, manuscript materials to: Beat. Eine Anthologie, Das Bild vom Menschen in der deutsche Jugendfhrung, Jugendbewegung und Politik, Jugend in der Entscheidung, Versuchung oder Chance?, as well as Paetel's works concerning Ernst Jnger.

This series contains records related to the 1955 White House Conference on Education at which Moore served as Chairman of the Finance Committee. Records include the minutes of preparatory meetings, correspondence, an extensive file of research material documenting school financing practices throughout the United States, and drafts of reports. The original filing scheme of this series, in which files are arranged alphabetically under several headings (primarily "Finance Subcommittee", "General", and "Publications"), has been maintained in the present arrangement.

This subseries contains studies by various private organizations, as well as the New York State legislature and other state bodies, and the United States Environmental Protection Agency.

This subseries focuses around the Criminal Law course, including the syllabi, student papers, and a week by week layout of the course and the material that was covered.

These are reports and articles written by Vincent Schaefer that did not directly cover work done through Project Cirrus. Many are from his early days at General Electric when he was still a research assistant, covering topics such as surface chemistry. Any articles co-written by Schaefer and his colleagues are included in this subseries. Some articles and reports do discuss early cloud seeding issues but do not appear to be directly related to Project Cirrus. When in doubt, the archivist looked for credits or acknowledgements to the U.S. military to help determine how a certain article or report should be categorized. Please note that many of the articles are reprints, which are reflected in the folder dates. Some folders also include manuscripts of the published articles or reports, which is indicated in the folder title.

Includes one or two copies of every dbqp publication ever released. The numbering of dbqp publications begins with 0, because Socks, Dregs and Rocking Chairs # 1 was numbered dbqp # 0 years after the fact to bring it into the series. Includes a half a cubic foot of odd-sized and object publications.

Included in this section are also early versions of works which later evolved into published works.