Series is made up of the Crimson and White: Junior Newspaper dating from 1931-1941.
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This series contains typescripts of statements, speeches and essays by such individuals as André de Blonay, Alfred E. Cohn, Alvin Johnson, Harper Poulson, Elfan Rees, George N. Shuster as well as others connected with the International Student Service, United Nations organizations and Department of State.
State Developmental Centers [RESTRICTED], 1968-1981 12.9 cubic ft.
This series is restricted because it contains information about specific named residents of Willowbrook and other state developmental centers.
This series contains typescripts, reprints and clippings of articles by other authors, which in most cases were sent to Fried by the author. Many of the items are autographed and commented by the author.
Audio, 1981-2005, Undated 0.35 cubic ft.
Recorded cassette tapes and one compact disc with recordings of NCADP annual conferences, radio shows, and executions.
Contains CSV datasets of American executions created during the Espy Project. Sets will be released by state over the course of the project. Information about the data fields is available here.
This is an alphabetical letter series of the General Reference collection. The General Reference Collection was created by archivists to hold information on campus history that is not part of any organic record group. The collection contains material from a variety of outside sources, excepts from newspapers and other publications, press releases and promotional materials, and loose university records.
The publications of Walter M. Kotschnig range from book-length publications to articles in journals and newspapers.
Amenesty International, 1980-2015 2 cubic ft.
Abe Bonowitz has been an active member of Amnesty International since 1989. This series allows a small view into what Amnesty International is advocating for when it pertains to the death penalty.
Mailing Lists, 1974-2005 3.1 cubic ft.
This series contains computer printouts and other mailing lists of NOW-NYS and individual chapters.