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English 98.5 Linear feet circa 1975-1998 The papers contain presidential files, material relating to outside organizations, speech files, correspondence about speeches, articles, and personal correspondence. Gregorian, Vartan Gregorian (Vartan) Papers Biographical/Historical note

Vartan Gregorian, sixteenth president of Brown University, was unanimously elected at a special meeting of the Corporation on August 31,1988. Born in Tabriz, Iran, on April 8, 1934, he attended an Armenian-Russian school until he was fifteen, when he left Tabriz with fifty dollars and a letter of introduction from a French Vice Consul and entered the Collège Arménien in Beirut, Lebanon. In 1955 he received a degree in Armenian studies. The next year he was awarded a scholarship for study overseas, and entered Stanford University. Studying through the summers, he received a bachelor of arts degree in history and humanities in two years. He earned his Ph.D. degree at Stanford in 1964, writing a dissertation on "Traditionalism and Modernism in Islam." He taught at San Francisco State University from 1960 to 1968. He won the Danforth Foundation's Harbison Award for Distinguished Teaching in 1968, and in the same year became professor of history at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1972 he was named Tarzian Professor of Armenian and Caucasian History at the University of Pennsylvania. The next year he was named faculty assistant to the president and provost, and served until 1980, when he resigned. A year later he became the president and chief executive officer of the New York Public Library, which he restored from a declining institution to a financial and cultural success during the next eight years.

 Inauguration Series I circa 1988-1991 Inauguration Correspondence 1 I.1 Inauguration Correspondence 1 I.2 Inauguration Correspondence 1 I.3 Inauguration Correspondence 1 I.4 Inauguration-Invitations and Programs 1 I.5 Inauguration Remarks/Speeches 1 I.6 1989 Inauguration Correspondence (Telegrams and Some Cards) 1 I.7 Inauguration Events Throughout March and April 1 I.8 1989 Inauguration Invitation Lists 2 I.9 1989 Inauguration Invitation Letters to Attend/to be a Participant 2 I.10 1989 Inauguration Planning 2 I.11 Inauguration Schedules 2 I.12 Neusner, Jacob 2 I.13 1990-1991 Neusner, Jacob 2 I.14 1989 Neusner, Jacob 3 I.15 1989 Neusner, Jacob 3 I.16 1989 Neusner, Jacob 3 I.17 1989 Cohen versus Neusner (Confidential) 3 I.18 Neusner, Jacob 4 I.19 1988 Vartan Gregorian's Declined Invitations (Miscellaneous) 4 I.20 General file, A-Z Series II 1975-1996 Academic Administration Handbook 5 II.1 Academic Council 5 II.2 Academic Planning and Administration 5 II.3 Admission Correspondence 5 II.4 Aleph Society Inc. 5 II.5 American Academy of Achievement 5 II.6 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 5 II.7 American Academy of Poets 5 II.8 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 5 II.9 American Associates of the Royal Academy Trust 5 II.10 American Civil Liberties Union 5 II.11 American Council of Learned Societies 6 II.12 American Council on Education 6 II.13 American Council on Education 6 II.14 American Institute for Public Service 6 II.15 1989 Association of American Universities 6 II.16 Association of American Universities, Indirect Costs and Research 6 II.17 Atlantic Council of the United States 6 II.18 Awards (Hesburgh-TIAA) 7 II.19 Awards, Honors, and Prizes 7 II.20 Birth of a Nation 7 II.21 1989 Brown Alumni Monthly 7 II.22 Brown Band 7 II.23 Brown Bear 7 II.24 Brown Clubs 7 II.25 Brown Daily Herald 7 II.26 Brown Employees Credit Union 7 II.27 Brown Humanities Institute 8 II.28 Brown is Green 8 II.29 Brown Learning Community/Special Studies (Mark Curran) 8 II.30 Brown News Bureau 8 II.31 Brown University Research Foundation 8 II.32 Brown University Research Foundation 8 II.33 Business Higher Education Forum 8 II.34 Calendar/Holidays 9 II.35 Campus Compact 9 II.36 Campus Compact 9 II.37 Campus Compact 9 II.38 Campus Safety 9 II.39 Council for Advancement and Support of Education 9 II.40 Center-Electronic Texts in Humanities 10 II.41 Chaplains, etc. 10 II.42 Chaplains office 10 II.43 Chinese Writers 10 II.44 Chinese Writers and China 10 II.45 Coalition for Community Development 11 II.46 COFHE 11 II.47 College Art Association 91-92 11 II.48 College Board 11 II.49 Columbus Quincentenary 11 II.50 Commencement 11 II.51 1995 Commencement 11 II.52 1994 Commencement 11 II.53 1993 Commencement 11 II.54 1992 Commencement 12 II.55 1991 Commencement 12 II.56 1990 Commencement 12 II.57 1989 Consent Decree 12 II.58 1990 Consent Decree 12 II.59 1975-1989 Counselors/Advisors 12 II.60 Curriculum-20 year report 12 II.61 Daedalus 13 II.62 Daedalus 13 II.63 Daedalus Authors'Conference, Cambridge 13 II.64 1993 Daedalus Conference 13 II.65 Department Chairs 13 II.66 Discover America Project 13 II.67 1989 conomic Impact Study (Brown's and others) 13 II.68 Education Alliance, The 13 II.69 Facilities Resource Management Company 14 II.70 Faculty Executive Committee 14 II.71 Faculty Fellows Program 14 II.72 Faculty-Financial Aid, Ad Hoc Committee on Communicating 14 II.73 Faculty (General) 14 II.74 Faculty Meetings 14 II.75 Faculty (Minority) 14 II.76 Faculty-Minority Affairs, Campus Committee on 14 II.77 Faculty, Procedures for Hiring and Promotion of 15 II.78 Faculty-Safety, Ad Hoc Committee on 15 II.79 Faculty-Sexual Minorities, Committee on the Status of 15 II.80 Faculty-Status of Women, Committee on 15 II.81 Guggenheim Fellowships 15 II.82 Financial Aid (Ad Hoc Committee on) 15 II.83 Financial Aid 16 II.84 Financial Aid 16 II.85 Financial Aid 16 II.86 Financial-Loan Funds 16 II.87 Financial Aid-Office of Civil Rights 16 II.88 Financial Aid-Students on 16 II.89 Financial Aid-Work Study 17 II.90 Foreign Affairs Journal 17 II.91 Fulbright Program 17 II.92 Fulbright, J.W., Foreign Scholarship Board 17 II.93 Global Peace, Committee for 17 II.94 Haffenreffer 17 II.95 Haffenreffer Museum 17 II.96 H.E.R.S. 17 II.97 Horizons TV 17 II.98 Howard Foundation 17 II.99 Howard Foundation 18 II.100 Hughes (Langston) Review 18 II.101 Human Rights Watch 18 II.102 Indo-U.S. Subcommission on Education and Culture 18 II.103 IIE's South African Education Program Correspondence 18 II.104 Institute of International Education 18 II.105 1991 Institute of International Education 18 II.106 1989-1990 International Academy for Scholarship and the Arts 19 II.107 International Center in New York, The 19 II.108 International League for Human Rights 19 II.109 1992-1995 International League for Human Rights 19 II.110 1990-1991 IREX 19 II.111 Japanese Centennial 19 II.112 1994 King, Martin Luther (Lecture) 19 II.113 Leadership Alliance 19 II.114 1995 Leadership Alliance 19 II.115 1994 Leadership Alliance 20 II.116 1993 Leadership Alliance 20 II.117 1992 Leadership Alliance 20 II.118 1989-1992 Manisses 20 II.119 Medical Education: The Undergraduate Education of the Physician, Conference on (4/23 -24 20 II.120 1989 Minority (Miscellaneous) 20 II.121 Minority Alumni Tribute Dinner 20 II.122 Minority Life and Education at Brown University, A Report of Visiting Committee 21 II.123 Minority Programs 21 II.124 Minority Recruitment 21 II.125 Third World Coalition (Report) 21 II.126 Third World Transition Program 21 II.127 Minority-Research in Black Culture (Schomburg Center) 21 II.128 Minority Students 21 II.129 National Academy of Sciences 21 II.130 National Association of College Broadcasters 22 II.131 National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities 22 II.132 National Conference on Christians and Jews 22 II.133 National Constitution Center 22 II.134 National Education Film Archive Proposal 22 II.135 National Endowment for the Arts 22 II.136 National Endowment for the Humanities 22 II.137 National Endowment for the Humanities, Vartan Gregorian Testimony, etc., April 5 22 II.138 1990 National Foreign Language Center 22 II.139 National Foreign Language Center 22 II.140 National Research Council 23 II.141 National Science Foundation 23 II.142 National Service Program 23 II.143 Options 23 II.144 Parents Council 23 II.145 Parent's Weekend 23 II.146 Peterson 23 II.147 Phi Beta Kappa 23 II.148 Retreat, June 1996 (Corporation) 24 II.149 1996 Retreat, August 1996 (Senior Academic Deans and President) 24 II.150 1996 Planning Retreat-1993 24 II.151 1993 South Africa Chain Letter 24 II.152 South Africa Issues 24 II.153 Statistics and Surveys 24 II.154 Summer Research Programs (Early Identification Program) (Symposium) 25 II.155 Summer Studies 25 II.156 Times2 Incorporated 25 II.157 TV and Radio 25 II.158 1992-1993 TV and Radio 25 II.159 1989-1991 United Way 25 II.160 U.S.S.R. 25 II.161 UNESCO 25 II.162 UTRA/Odyssey Program 25 II.163 Universities Research Program 26 II.164 War in the Middle East 26 II.165 100 Years of Women at Brown 26 II.166 Academic departments Series III 1989-1996 Afro American Studies 26 III.1 Rites and Reason 26 III.2 American Civilization 26 III.3 Anthropology 26 III.4 Calcutta Exhibition 26 III.5 Applied Mathematics 26 III.6 Arabic Studies 26 III.7 Chemistry 26 III.8 Classics Department 26 III.9 Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences 26 III.10 Comparative Literature 26 III.11 Computer Science 27 III.12 East Asian Studies Department 27 III.13 Economics 27 III.14 Education 27 III.15 Egyptology 27 III.16 Engineering 27 III.17 English 27 III.18 English 27 III.19 English 28 III.20 Ethnic Studies 28 III.21 French Studies 28 III.22 Geological Sciences 28 III.23 German Studies 28 III.24 Hispanic Studies 28 III.25 History 28 III.26 History 29 III.27 History of Art and Architecture 29 III.28 History of Mathematics 29 III.29 Italian Studies 29 III.30 Judaic Studies 29 III.31 Judaic Studies 29 III.32 Mathematics 29 III.33 Middle Eastern Studies 29 III.34 Music 29 III.35 Charleston String Quartet 30 III.36 Philosophy 30 III.37 Physics 30 III.38 Political Science 30 III.39 Center for Portuguese and Brazilian Studies 30 III.40 Psychiatry and Human Behavior 30 III.41 Psychology 30 III.42 Religious Studies 30 III.43 Renaissance Studies 30 III.44 Slavic Languages 30 III.45 Sociology 30 III.46 Theatre, Speech, and Dance 30 III.47 Urban Studies 30 III.48 Visual Arts 30 III.49 Alcohol and Addiction Studies 31 III.50 Coalition of Essential Schools 31 III.51 1992 Coalition of Essential Schools 31 III.52 1991 Coalition of Essential Schools 31 III.53 1990 Coalition of Essential Schools 31 III.54 1989 Comparative Study of Development 31 III.55 Environmental Studies 31 III.56 Financial Markets 31 III.57 Foreign Policy Development 32 III.58 Foreign Policy Development, Center for 32 III.59 Foreign Policy Development, Center for 32 III.60 Human Development (Child Care Study) 32 III.61 Humanities Institute 32 III.62 International Health, Institute for 32 III.63 John Nicholas Brown Center 33 III.64 1995-1996 John Nicholas Brown Center 33 III.65 1991-1994 John Nicholas Brown Center 33 III.66 Language Studies 33 III.67 Latin American Studies 33 III.68 Latin American Studies 34 III.69 Malcolm Forbes Center for Research in Modern Culture and Media 34 III.70 Center for Old World Art and Archeology 34 III.71 Center for Old World Art and Archeology 34 III.72 1988-1993 Population Studies and Training Center 35 III.73 Public Service, Center for 35 III.74 Public Service, Center for 35 III.75 Race and Ethnicity 35 III.76 Race and Ethnicity 35 III.77 Sarah Doyle Center 36 III.78 Secondary Education, Institute for 36 III.79 Teaching and Research for Women, Pembroke Center for 36 III.80 Watson Institute Correspondence 36 III.81 1995 Watson Institute Correspondence 36 III.82 1994 Khrushchev Centenary 36 III.83 1994 Watson Institute Correspondence 37 III.84 1993 Watson Institute Correspondence 37 III.85 1992 Watson Institute Correspondence 37 III.86 1991 Watson Institute Correspondence 37 III.87 1990 Watson Institute Correspondence 37 III.88 1988-1989 World Hunger Program 38 III.89 World Hunger Program 38 III.90 AIDS Program 38 III.91 Animal Care 38 III.92 Biomedical Affairs, Committee on 39 III.93 Biology and Medicine Division 39 III.94 1995 Biology and Medicine Division 39 III.95 1994 Biology and Medicine Division 39 III.96 1993 Biology and Medicine Division 39 III.97 1992 Biology and Medicine 40 III.98 Biology and Medicine 40 III.99 Biology and Medicine 40 III.100 Biology and Medicine 41 III.101 Biology and Medicine 41 III.102 Biology and Medicine 41 III.103 Brown University School of Medicine/Fleet, RI Hospital 41 III.104 CMFA-Medical Faculty Appointments, Committee on 42 III.105 Gerontology 42 III.106 Creative Writing Program 42 III.107 Pfizer 42 III.108 Sports Medicine 42 III.109 Dean of the Graduate School 42 III.110 Missing 42 III.111 Graduate School 42 III.112 Graduate School 43 III.113 1990 Graduate School 43 III.114 1989 Graduate School Convocations and Awards 43 III.115 Graduate School Convocations and Awards 43 III.116 Graduate Student Council 43 III.117 Brown Library 43 III.118 John Carter Brown Library, Board of Governors 44 III.119 John Carter Brown Library, Board of Governors 44 III.120 John Carter Brown Library 44 III.121 1995 John Carter Brown Library 44 III.122 1994 John Carter Brown Library 44 III.123 1993 John Carter Brown Library 45 III.124 1992 John Carter Brown Library 45 III.125 1989-1991 Pembroke Library 45 III.126 Athletics-ESPN Agreement 45 III.127 1989 Athletics 45 III.128 1995 Athletics 45 III.129 1994 Athletics 45 III.130 1993 Athletics 45 III.131 1992 Athletics 46 III.132 1991 Athletics 46 III.133 1990 Athletics 46 III.134 1989 Athletics-Football 46 III.135 1992-1994 Athletics-Football 46 III.136 1989-1991 Athletics-Football, ad hoc committee on 46 III.137 Ivy Group Presidents 47 III.138 1996 Ivy Group Presidents 47 III.139 1995 Ivy Group Presidents 47 III.140 1994 Ivy Group Presidents 47 III.141 Ivy Group Presidents, Council of 48 III.142 Israel Trip-Ivy League Presidents. Jerry Levine-State of Israel Bonds 48 II.143 Ivy Group Presidents 48 III.144 1991 Ivy Group Presidents 48 III.145 1990 Ivy Group Presidents 48 III.146 NCAA 49 III.147 1993-1994 NCAA 49 III.148 Pizzitola Memorial Sports Center 49 III.149 Sports Foundation 49 III.150 Sports Foundation 49 III.151 Administration Series IV 1988-1996 Admission 50 IV.1 1996 Admission 50 IV.2 1995 Admission 50 IV.3 1994 Admission 50 IV.4 1992-1993 Admission 50 IV.5 1990-1991 Admission 50 IV.6 1988-1989 Alumni-Admission Relations Program and Reports 51 IV.7 Alumni Relations 51 IV.8 1992-1993 Alumni Relations 51 IV.9 1989-1991 Coopers and Lybrand (Auditors) 51 IV.10 Coopers and Lybrand (Auditors) 51 IV.11 Brown Library 51 IV.12 Brown University Library 52 IV.13 Brown Says "Thank You" 52 IV.14 Career Planning Services 52 IV.15 Charitable Giving Campaigns at Brown 52 IV.16 CIS 52 IV.17 Daycare 52 IV.18 Dean of the College 53 IV.19 1989-1995 Dean of the Faculty 53 IV.20 Dean of Student Life (and student activities) 53 IV.21 EEO/AA 53 IV.22 EEO/AA 53 IV.23 EEO/AA 54 IV.24 1992-1993 EEO/AA 54 IV.25 1988-1991 Finance and Administration 54 IV.26 Finance and Administration 54 IV.27 Food Services 54 IV.28 Government and Community Relations 54 IV.29 Government and Community Relations 54 IV.30 Investment 55 IV.31 Life-Long Learning 55 IV.32 Physical Planning 55 IV.33 Planning and Construction 55 IV.34 Plant Operations 55 IV.35 Police and Security 55 IV.36 Police and Security 56 IV.37 1989-1992 Police and Security (Arming of Officers) 56 IV.38 Provost 56 IV.39 Associate Provost 56 IV.40 Recruiting on Campus 57 IV.41 Registrar 57 IV.42 Residential Life 57 IV.43 Risk Management, Office of 57 IV.44 ROTC 57 IV.45 Sound and Light Committee 57 IV.46 Special Event: End of Campaign 57 IV.47 Special Events 58 IV.48 Staff Response to Complaint Letter (7/23/94-S.R. Stivers) 58 IV.49 1994 Senior Staff Summaries 58 IV.50 Telephone Service/Directories 58 IV.51 Tobacco 58 IV.52 Union 58 IV.53 1991 Union 58 IV.54 1990 Union 58 IV.55 1990 Union (Background) 59 IV.56 1988-1989 University Relations 59 IV.57 Correspondence, individuals and organizations Series V undated A 60 V.1 A 60 V.2 B 60 V.3 B 60 V.4 Bo 60 V.5 C 61 V.6 C 61 V.7 Che-Coo 61 V.8 Cor 61 V.9 Commides and Tooby 61 V.10 D 62 V.11 D 62 V.12 Di 62 V.13 E 62 V.14 E 62 V.15 F 62 V.16 F 62 V.17 Fi 63 V.18 Gianitis 63 V.19 G 63 V.20 G 63 V.21 Gol 63 V.22 H 63 V.23 H 63 V.24 Hi 64 V.25 I 64 V.26 I 64 V.27 J 64 V.28 J 64 V.29 K 64 V.30 K 64 V.31 Ki 64 V.32 L 65 V.33 L 65 V.34 Li 65 V.35 Ma 65 V.36 Mc 65 V.37 Mi 66 V.38 M 66 V.39 N 66 V.40 N 66 V.41 O 66 V.42 O 66 V.43 P 66 V.44 P 67 V.45 Pel 67 V.46 Q 67 V.47 R 67 V.48 R 67 V.49 Ro 67 V.50 S 67 V.51 S 68 V.52 Se 68 V.53 Si 68 V.54 Sp 68 V.55 T 68 V.56 T 68 V.57 UV 68 V.58 UV 69 V.59 W 69 V.60 W 69 V.61 Wh 69 V.62 XYZ 69 V.63 XYZ 69 V.64 Development, foundations, international development Series VI 1988-1996 Brown Annual Fund 70 VI.1 1989-1991 Brown Council of the '90s 70 VI.2 Campaign Cabinet 70 VI.3 Campaign Executive Committee 70 VI.4 Campaign Kickoff Weekend 70 VI.5 Atlanta kickoff 70 VI.6 Boston kickoff 70 VI.7 Chicago kickoff 71 VI.8 Los Angeles kickoff 71 VI.9 Miami kickoff 71 VI.10 Minneapolis kickoff 71 VI.11 New York kickoff 71 VI.12 Palm Beach kickoff 71 VI.13 San Francisco kickoff 71 VI.14 Washington kickoff 71 VI.15 Europe 71 VI.16 England 71 VI.17 Florida, Georgia 71 VI.18 Texas 71 VI.19 California 71 VI.20 Chicago 72 VI.21 Paris 72 VI.22 Campaign Steering Committee 72 VI.23 Campaign Steering Committee 72 VI.24 Campaign Leadership 72 VI.25 Campus Dance-Grand Central 72 VI.26 1994 April 12 Corporate and Foundations Relations 72 VI.27 Corporate and Foundations Relations 73 VI.28 1996 Corporate and Foundations Relations 73 VI.29 1995 Corporate and Foundations Relations 73 VI.30 1995 Corporate and Foundations Relations 73 VI.31 1994 Corporate and Foundations Relations 73 VI.32 1993 Corporate and Foundations Relations 74 VI.33 1992 Corporate and Foundations Relations 74 VI.34 1991 Development 74 VI.35 1996 Development 74 VI.36 1995 Development 74 VI.37 1995 Development 75 VI.38 1994 Development 75 VI.39 1993 Development 75 VI.40 1992 Development 75 VI.41 1992 Development 76 VI.42 1991 Development 76 VI.43 1990 Development 76 VI.44 1990 Development 76 VI.45 1988-1989 Development Office Briefing Book 76 VI.46 1987-1988 Development Office Briefing Book 76 VI.47 1988-1989 Donor Recognition Books 77 VI.48 Health Services/Health Issues 77 VI.49 Human Resources 77 VI.50 International Programs (Miscellaneous) 77 VI.51 International Programs, Office of 77 VI.52 1990-1993 International Programs, Office of 77 VI.53 1989 Australia 78 VI.54 China 78 VI.55 England 78 VI.56 Germany 78 VI.57 Greece 78 VI.58 Hong Kong 78 VI.59 India 78 VI.60 Israel 78 VI.61 Italy 78 VI.62 Japan Centennial Fundraising Campaign 78 VI.63 Staffing Plan 78 VI.64 1995 Looking Toward the Year 2000 79 VI.65 Looking Toward the Year 2000 79 VI.66 Four Year Report Information 79 VI.67 Five Year Report Information 79 VI.68 Redefining the Concept of Community, a framework for pluralism in the 1990s and beyond 80 VI.69 Brown's Academic Centers and Programs, The Development and Role (Report) 80 VI.70 Centers and Programs Report (submitted by C. Beitz-1990) 80 VI.71 Financial Planning 80 VI.72 Organizational Plan 80 VI.73 Campaign Planning White Paper 80 VI.74 1988 Brown University Ad Hoc Campaign Planning Committee 80 VI.75 AYCO Corporation 81 VI.76 Braitmayer Foundation 81 VI.77 Calder, The Louis Foundation 81 VI.78 Ellwood Foundation 81 VI.79 Ford Foundation 81 VI.80 Gould, Florence Foundation 81 VI.81 Greentree Foundation 81 VI.82 Household International 81 VI.83 Hughes Medical Institute 81 VI.84 Kresge Foundation 81 VI.85 Mellon Foundation 81 VI.86 Million Dollar Round Table Foundation 81 VI.87 New York Community Trust 81 VI.88 Pew Charitable Trust 82 VI.89 Rockefeller Brothers Fund 82 VI.90 Seagram, Joseph 82 VI.91 Sloan, Alfred P. Foundation 82 VI.92 Smith, Richard and Susan Foundation 82 VI.93 Texaco Foundation 82 VI.94 Gifts Series VII 1990-1997 Gifts-Corporations and Foundations, 1 83 VII.1 1990-1991 Gifts-Corporations and Foundations, 2 83 VII.2 1990-1991 Gifts-Individual, 1 83 VII.3 1990-1991 Gifts-Individual, 2 83 VII.4 1990-1991 Gifts-Individual, 3 84 VII.5 1990-1991 Gifts-Individual, 4 84 VII.6 1990-1991 Gifts-Corporations and Foundations, 1 84 VII.7 1989-1990 Gifts-Corporations and Foundations, 2 84 VII.8 1989-1990 Gifts-Individual, 1 85 VII.9 1989-1990 Gifts-Individual, 2 85 VII.10 1989-1990 Gifts-Individual, 3 86 VII.11 1989-1990 Gifts-Corporations and Foundations, 2 86 VII.12 1988-1989 Gifts-Corporations and Foundations, 3 86 VII.13 1988-1989 Gifts-Individual, 2 87 VII.14 1988-1989 Gifts/Grant Letters-January-June 1995 87 VII.15 1995 Gifts/Grant Letters-July-December 1994 87 VII.16 1994 Gifts/Grant Letters-January-June 1994 88 VII.17 1994 Gifts/Grant Letters-December 1993 88 VII.18 1993 Gifts, 2-1993-1994 88 VII.19 1993-1994 Gifts, 1-1993-1994 89 VII.20 1993-1994 Gifts, 2-1992-1993 89 VII.21 1992-1993 Gifts, 1-1992-1993 89 VII.22 1992-1993 Gifts/Grant Letters-January-June 1993 90 VII.23 1993 Gifts/Grant Letters-July-December 1992 90 VII.24 1992 Gifts Letters, Gregorian-May-June 1992 90 VII.25 1992 Gifts-Corporations and Foundations, 2 90 VII.26 1991-1992 Gifts-Corporations and Foundations, 1 91 VII.27 1991-1992 Gifts-Individual, 3 91 VII.28 1991-1992 Gifts-Individual, 2 91 VII.29 1991-1992 Gifts-Individual, 1 92 VII.30 1991-1992 Gifts, 1-1996-1997 92 VII.31 1996-1997 Gifts/Grant Letters-January-June 1997 92 VII.32 1997 Gifts/Grant Letters-July-December 1996 93 VII.33 1996 Gifts/Grant Letters-January-June 1996 93 VII.34 1996 Gifts, 2-1994-1995 93 VII.35 1994-1995 Gifts, 2-1995-1996 94 VII.36 1995-1996 Gifts, 1-1995-1996 94 VII.37 1995-1996 Gifts/Grant Letters 95 VII.38 1995 Gifts, 1-1994-1995 95 VII.39 1994-1995 Gifts 1997 96 VII.40 1997 Government associations Series VIII undated Health Care Reform 97 VIII.1 The White House 97 VIII.2 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights 97 VIII.3 ??? 97 VIII.4 U.S. Department of Defense 97 VIII.5 U.S. Department of Education 97 VIII.6 U.S. Department of Education (Office of Civil Rights) 97 VIII.7 U.S. Department of Labor 98 VIII.8 U.S. Environment Protection Agency's "Green Light Project" 98 VIII.9 U.S. Postmaster General/Postal Service 98 VIII.10 United States Navy 98 VIII.11 Miscellaneous (U.S.) 98 VIII.12 Providence (Miscellaneous, A-E) 99 VIII.13 Providence (Miscellaneous, F-K) 99 VIII.14 Providence (Miscellaneous, L-P) 99 VIII.15 Providence (Miscellaneous, Q-Z) 99 VIII.16 Business Volunteers for the Arts 99 VIII.17 "Carved in Sand" (A Report on the RISDIC Crisis in R.I. by VG) 99 VIII.18 City Year 99 VIII.19 Earth Day 99 VIII.20 Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce 99 VIII.21 I Have a Dream Foundation 100 VIII.22 International Institute of RI 100 VIII.23 Providence Plan 100 VIII.24 Providence Public School System 100 VIII.25 Rhode Island (Miscellaneous, A-C) 100 VIII.26 Rhode Island (Miscellaneous, D-L) 100 VIII.27 Rhode Island (Miscellaneous, M-Q) 100 VIII.28 Rhode Island (Miscellaneous, R) 101 VIII.29 Rhode Island (Miscellaneous, S-Z) 101 VIII.30 RI Children's Crusade 101 VIII.31 Education, Department of (RI) 101 VIII.32 Greenhouse Compact (Study Done of Rhode Island) 101 VIII.33 Rhode Island General Assembly, The Governor and Lt. Governor 101 VIII.34 Handicapped, Governor's Commission 101 VIII.35 Department of Health 101 VIII.36 Rhode Island Higher Education Assistance Authority 102 VIII.37 Rhode Island Higher Education Council 102 VIII.38 Rhode Island Independent Higher Education Association 102 VIII.39 1994 Rhode Island Independent Higher Education Association 102 VIII.40 Rhode Island Independent Higher Education Association 102 VIII.41 1991-1992 Rhode Island Independent Higher Education Association 102 VIII.42 The Japan-America Society of Rhode Island 102 VIII.43 Rhode Island-Liberia Initiative 102 VIII.44 Office of Higher Education 103 VIII.45 Rhode Partnership for Science and Technology 103 VIII.46 Right Now 103 VIII.47 1991-1992 RIPEC-Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council 103 VIII.48 RISPRE 103 VIII.49 Technology Task Force 103 VIII.50 Other institutions Series IX undated A 104 IX.1 B 104 IX.2 Boston University 104 IX.3 Brandeis 104 IX.4 C 104 IX.5 California, University of 104 IX.6 Columbia 104 IX.7 D 104 IX.8 Dartmouth 104 IX.9 EF 104 IX.10 GH 104 IX.11 Harvard 105 IX.12 I 105 IX.13 Indiana 105 IX.14 JKL 105 IX.15 M 105 IX.16 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 105 IX.17 Michigan, University of 105 IX.18 Morehouse College 105 IX.19 N 105 IX.20 New York, City University of 105 IX.21 New York, State University of 105 IX.22 New York University 105 IX.23 OPQ 106 IX.24 Pennsylvania, University of 106 IX.25 Princeton 106 IX.26 R 106 IX.27 S 106 IX.28 T 106 IX.29 Tufts 106 IX.30 U-Z 106 IX.31 Wheaton 106 IX.32 Yale 106 IX.33 Schools (Miscellaneous, A-L) 107 IX.34 Schools (Miscellaneous, M-Z) 107 IX.35 Gilbert Stuart/Brown 1992 Summer Academy 107 IX.36 Moses Brown School 107 IX.37 Wheeler School 107 IX.38 Rhode Island Colleges and Universities 107 IX.39 Rhode Island Colleges and Universities 107 IX.40 People Series X 1989-1997 A 108 X.1 Ahmat, Sharom 108 X.2 Ansbacher, Charles 108 X.3 Avansino Family 108 X.4 B-Bi 108 X.5 Bl-Bo 108 X.6 Br - 108 X.7 Bahu, Adelaide and Nabil 108 X.8 Beckwith, George Nicholas III 108 X.9 Berger, Miles 108 X.10 Bergschneider, Marc 108 X.11 Binger, James H. 108 X.12 Bloom, Claire 108 X.13 Bloom, David 108 X.14 Bok, Sissela and Derek 108 X.15 Bouda, John 108 X.16 Brennan, The Honorable William J. Jr. 108 X.17 Brodsky 108 X.18 Brooks, Gwendolyn 108 X.19 Bruhn, Gudrun 108 X.20 Bruhn, Herman Friedrich 108 X.21 Bryan, John 108 X.22 Buckley, William Jr. 108 X.23 1991-1992 C 108 X.24 Ch 108 X.25 Caldera, Rafael (President/Venezuela) 108 X.26 Cantor, Norman (New York University) 108 X.27 Carlos, Don Juan, King of Spain 109 X.28 Charles, Eugenia 109 X.29 Coben, Jerome 109 X.30 Cohen, Peter and Karen 109 X.31 Cohen, Saul and Amy 109 X.32 1991-1992 Cole, Johnetta 109 X.33 D 109 X.34 Dayton, Kenneth N. 109 X.35 de Cuellar, Javier Periz 109 X.36 1991-1992 Dee/Davis 109 X.37 de Montmorin, F.H. 109 X.38 Dickinson, Brian and Barbara 109 X.39 DiPrete, Edward D., Governor 109 X.40 1989-1990 Dole, Elizabeth and Robert 109 X.41 du Plessix Gray, Francine 109 X.42 E 109 X.43 Emerson, Tish 109 X.44 F 109 X.45 Fain, Norman 109 X.46 Filippou, Kyriakos 109 X.47 Finn, David 109 X.48 Fitzgibbons, Harry 109 X.49 Frescobaldi, Bona 109 X.50 G 109 X.51 Galberstam, David 110 X.52 Go 110 X.53 Gelineau, Bishop of Providence 110 X.54 Gibson, Burr 110 X.55 Gockley, David 110 X.56 Goodhart-Gordon, Phyllis 110 X.57 Gorbachev, Mikhail 110 X.58 Gray, William H. III 110 X.59 Graboys, George 110 X.60 Gustafson, Clifford 110 X.61 H 110 X.62 Hi 110 X.63 Hackel, Alexander 110 X.64 Hampton, Mark 110 X.65 Handler, Evelyn E. 110 X.66 Harris, Louise 110 X.67 Harris, Louise (Glicksman File) 110 X.68 Havel (President) 110 X.69 Heinz, Drue 110 X.70 Hechinger, Fred 110 X.71 Hepburn, Audrey 110 X.72 Hewlett/Gimon Family 110 X.73 Hindle, Brooke 111 X.74 Hume, William 111 X.75 I 111 X.76 Ibuka, Masura 111 X.77 J 111 X.78 Jaffe, Edwin A. 111 X.79 Jessup, Edgar/Audrey 111 X.80 Johnson, Ms. Luci Baines 111 X.81 Joslin Family 111 X.82 K 111 X.83 Kaplan, Gilbert E. 111 X.84 Kassar, R.E. 111 X.85 Kazin, Alfred 111 X.86 Kennedy, Tessa 111 X.87 Kahn, M.G. Asghar 111 X.88 Kinnear, James W. (Texaco) 111 X.89 Kirk, Chester 111 X.90 Kirk, Garrett and Clay 111 X.91 Klutznick, Thomas 111 X.92 Kohl, Helmut 111 X.93 Korff, Rabbi Baruch 111 X.94 La 111 X.95 Li 111 X.96 Labreque, Thomas 111 X.97 Lauren, Ralph 111 X.98 Lederman, Carol 111 X.99 Lehman, Margaret 111 X.100 Leir, Henry J. 111 X.101 LeRoy, Warner 112 X.102 Licht, Dorothy 112 X.103 Lindemann, Sloan 112 X.104 Livanos, George B. 112 X.105 Lucas, John 112 X.106 M 112 X.107 Mi 112 X.108 Machtley, The Honorable Ronald 112 X.109 Mahoney, David 112 X.110 Mallinckrodt, George 112 X.111 Margeson, William 112 X.112 Margolies, Dr. M. Price 112 X.113 Markowitz, Victor 112 X.114 McCormack, Thomas 112 X.115 McCullough, David 112 X.116 McInnis, H.P. 112 X.117 Mehta, Zubin 112 X.118 Menell-Kinberg, Monica 112 X.119 Meyer, Elizabeth 112 X.120 Michael, Prince of Greece 112 X.121 Mikoyan, Sergo 113 X.122 Miller, Robert 113 X.123 Mondale, The Honorable Walter F. 113 X.124 Morita, Akio 113 X.125 Morrison, Toni 113 X.126 N 113 X.127 O 113 X.128 O'Connor, Sandra Day 113 X.129 O'Donnell, Kirk 113 X.130 O'Reilly, Dr. A.J.F. 113 X.131 P 113 X.132 Pelikan, Jaroslav 113 X.133 Peres, Shimon 113 X.134 Perlman, Itzhak 113 X.135 Price, Charles II and Carol (Ambassador) 113 X.136 Puckett, Bernard 113 X.137 Quinton, Tony and Marcella 113 X.138 R 113 X.139 Raymont, Henry 113 X.140 Read, Frank S. 113 X.141 Reed, Samuel P. 113 X.142 Reich, Robert 113 X.143 Roberts, William 113 X.144 Robinson, Mary, President of Ireland 113 X.145 Ross, Diana 113 X.146 Rudenstine, Neil L. 113 X.147 S-Sc 113 X.148 Se-Si 114 X.149 Sj-Sp 114 X.150 Sq - 114 X.151 Sadik, Nafis 114 X.152 Safra, Joseph 114 X.153 Salerno, Frederic V. 114 X.154 Salinas, de Gortari, Carlos 114 X.155 Sammartino, Clark 114 X.156 Sanford, The Honorable Terry 114 X.157 Scherck, L.E. 114 X.158 Scheuer, Richard J. 114 X.159 Schlesinger, Arthur M. Jr. 114 X.160 Selig, Martha 114 X.161 Shalala, Donna 114 X.162 Shapiro, Irving 114 X.163 Sheehy, Clare (Maryann) 114 X.164 Shevardnadze (Confidential) 114 X.165 Simmons, Adele 114 X.166 Sitrick, James B. 114 X.167 Soares, Mario 114 X.168 Strasberg 114 X.169 Sturges, Benjamin 114 X.170 Sulzberger Family 115 X.171 T 115 X.172 Talese, Gay and Nan 115 X.173 Tisch Family 115 X.174 Ullmann, Liv 115 X.175 V 115 X.176 Vardinoyannis, Vardis 115 X.177 Vascellaro, Jerome 115 X.178 Von Bothmer 115 X.179 W 115 X.180 Walter, Henry 115 X.181 Wang, Frederick 115 X.182 Weber, Charlotte 115 X.183 Weidenfeld, Lord 115 X.184 Weller, Jac 115 X.185 White, Edmund 115 X.186 Wolfington, Vincent A. 115 XXV.x X.187 Yochelson, Kathryn 115 X.188 XYZ 115 X.189 Personnel and faculty Series XI 1989-1997 A 116 XI.1 Abdel-Malek, Kamal 116 XI.2 Adams, Levi 116 XI.3 Ahearn, Edward, Professor of Comparative Literature 116 XI.4 Ames, David 116 XI.5 Anderson, Douglas D. 116 XI.6 Anderson, Wanni W. 116 XI.7 Andrews, Philip 116 XI.8 Azarian/Skripchenko 116 XI.9 B 116 XI.10 Ball, Victoria 116 XI.11 Barnes, Frederick 116 XI.12 Bass, George/Romona 117 XI.13 Bear, Mark F. 117 XI.14 Beiser, Edward 117 XI.15 Blistein, Elmer M. 117 XI.16 Brendel, Alice and Family 117 XI.17 Brodsky, Joseph (Confidential) 117 XI.18 Bruce, Bernie 117 XI.19 C 117 XI.20 Cane, David 117 XI.21 Carpenter, Colette (Employee-French Studies) 117 XI.22 Cheit, Ross 117 XI.23 Coover, Robert 117 XI.24 Cortina, Regina 117 XI.25 Curtis, Perry 117 XI.26 D 118 XI.27 Dalenius, Tore 118 XI.28 Damon, Bill 118 XI.29 Dill, Ann 118 XI.30 Doebler, Charles 118 XI.31 Donovan, Bruce 118 XI.32 Dyson, Michael 118 XI.33 E 118 XI.34 F 118 XI.35 Feldman, Walter 118 XI.36 Fleming, Wendell H. 118 XI.37 Frerichs, Ernest 118 XI.38 Fruzzetti, Lina 118 XI.39 Fuentes, Carlos 119 XI.40 G 119 XI.41 Gleason, Abbott (Tom) 119 XI.42 Goldscheider, Frances 119 XI.43 Goldscheider, Sidney 119 XI.44 Gottlieb, David 119 XI.45 Goss, Richard 119 XI.46 Gould, Richard 119 XI.46 Greer, David S. 119 XI.47 Grieder, Jerome 119 XI.48 Gunzberg, Lynn M. 119 XI.50 H 119 XI.51 Hart, Jo-Anne 119 XI.52 Heath, Dwight 119 XI.53 Henkle, Roger 119 XI.54 Hermance, John 120 XI.55 Holloway, R. Ross 120 XI.56 Honig, Edwin 120 XI.57 I 120 XI.58 Imbrie, John 120 XI.59 J 120 XI.60 Jones, Rhett 120 XI.61 K 120 XI.62 Kanellakis, Paris Christos 120 XI.63 Kates, Robert W. 120 XI.64 Keller, Martin 121 XI.65 Kwiatkowsky, Mickey 121 XI.66 L 121 XI.67 Landow, George P. 121 XI.68 Lanou, Robert 121 XI.69 Leith, John T. 121 XI.70 Lewis, David Levering 121 XI.71 M 121 XI.72 Me 121 XI.73 Mahdesian, Linda 121 XI.74 Mayer, Kenneth H., M.D. 121 XI.75 McLoughlin, William 121 XI.76 Millman, Sara 121 XI.77 Morin, Christopher, M.D. 122 XI.78 Moses, Wilson 122 XI.79 N 122 XI.80 Needleman, Alan 122 XI.81 Nelson, Janet Cooper 122 XI.82 Nelson, Ron 122 XI.83 Newman, Karen 122 XI.84 Niederman, Leah 122 XI.85 Nussbaum, Martha 122 XI.86 O 122 XI.87 P 122 XI.88 Q 122 XI.89 R 122 XI.90 Rich, Michael 122 XI.91 Risen, William 122 XI.92 S-Sh 122 XI.93 Si-Sn 123 XI.94 So 123 XI.95 Savage, J. (Industrial Partners Program) 123 XI.96 Savran, David 123 XI.97 Silverman, Michael 123 XI.98 Simmons, James 123 XI.99 Simon, Toby 123 XI.100 Skidmore, Thomas 123 XI.101 Soar, Irene 123 XI.102 Speare, Alden 123 XI.103 Stoeckler, Johanna 123 XI.104 Strandberg, Julie 123 XI.105 Stroud, Susan 123 XI.106 T 123 XI.107 Tamassia, Roberto 123 XI.108 U 123 XI.109 V 123 XI.110 W 123 XI.111 Ward, Harold 123 XI.112 Weiss, Thomas 124 XI.113 Whiting, Van R. 124 XI.114 Wilmeth, Don 124 XI.115 Winkes, Rolf 124 XI.116 Woods, Susanne 124 XI.117 Wyche, Karen 124 XI.118 X 124 XI.119 Y 124 XI.120 Z 124 XI.121 Zimmer, Stephen H., M.D. 124 XI.122 Zuckerman, Allan 124 XI.123 Student groups and publications Series XII 1988-1998 AIESEC 125 XII.1 Brown Community Outreach 125 XII.2 Brown Journal of World Affairs 125 XII.3 Brown Student Agencies 125 XII.4 Brown University Chorus 125 XII.5 Coalition Against Racism and Homophobia 125 XII.6 OUAP-Organization of United African People 125 XII.7 South Asian Students Association 125 XII.8 Students Organized Against Racism (SOAR) 125 XII.9 Student Publications (MISC.) 125 XII.10 Togather 125 XII.11 1991-1992 Undergraduate Student Council 125 XII.12 1994-1995 Undergraduate Student Council 125 XII.13 1992-1993 Undergraduate Council Students 126 XII.14 1988-1990 University Disciplinary Council 126 XII.15 Disciplinary Review Board 126 XII.16 Student Groups (Miscellaneous, A-K) 126 XII.17 Student Groups (Miscellaneous, L-Z) 127 XII.18 Sit-In (Correspondence from Students, Faculty, and Staff) 127 XII.19 Sit-In (General Counsel Material 4/22/1992) 127 XII.20 1992 April 22 Sit-In (Telephone Messages 4/22/1992) 127 XII.21 1993 April 22 Sit-In (Correspondence Received 4/22/1992) 127 XII.22 1994 April 22 Sit-In (Correspondence Received 4/22/1992) 127 XII.23 1995 April 22 Sit-In (Newspaper Articles 4/22/1992) 128 XII.24 1997 April 22 Sit-In (Newsletters, News Releases, Miscellaneous 4/22/1992) 128 XII.25 1998 April 22 Spats Case 128 XII.26 Street Violence (Thayer and Waterman Streets) 128 XII.27 Spring 1989-Video (J. Cooper) 128 XII.28 1989 Student issues Series XIII 1989-1994 Student Issues (Miscellaneous) 128 XIII.1 Able 128 XIII.2 Africa House 128 XIII.3 Alcohol (Students) 128 XIII.4 Asian American Students (AASA) 128 XIII.5 Financial Aid Justice 128 XIII.6 1994 Financial Aid Justice 129 XIII.7 1994 Hahn Reaction 129 XIII.8 Harassment 129 XIII.9 Hispanic/Latino Issues 129 XIII.10 1993-1994 Hispanic/Latino Issues 129 XIII.11 1993 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Groups and Issues 130 XIII.12 1989 Memorial Service for Student Victims of Pan Am Flight 103 130 XIII.13 1989 February 3 Racial/Homophobic Issues (Current) 130 XIII.14 1994 Racial/Homophobic Issues 130 XIII.15 1989-1990 Scope and Contents note

Faculty, Student, Staff Correspondence

 Racial/Homophobic Issues 130 XIII.16 1989-1990 Scope and Contents note

Faculty, Student, Staff Correspondence

 Racial/Homophobic Issues 130 XIII.17 1989-1990 Scope and Contents note

Faculty, Student, Staff Correspondence

 Racial Incidents/Homophobic Harassment 130 XIII.18 1989-1990 Scope and Contents note

Correspondence

 Racial Incidents/Homophobic Harassment 130 XIII.19 1989-1990 Scope and Contents note

Correspondence

 Racial Issues 131 XIII.20 1989 Scope and Contents note

Newspaper and printed articles

 Racism, etc., suggested methods to cope with 131 XIII.21 RUQUS (Radical University Queers United and Strong) 131 XIII.22 RUQUS (Newspaper articles and reprints) 131 XIII.23 SAMA 131 XIII.24 SAMA (Core Groups Administrators) 131 XIII.25 SAMA (Core Groups Administrators) 132 XIII.26 SAMA (Core Groups Administrators) 132 XIII.27 SAMA Petitions 132 XIII.28 Sexual Harassment/Sexual Assault/Sexual Misconduct 132 XIII.29 Sexual Assault Rally 132 XIII.30 1994 Sexual Orientation/Military (ACLU/DOD) 132 XIII.31 1991-1993 Sexual Harassment Facilitators 132 XIII.32 Sexual Harassment 133 XIII.33 1991-1994 Sexual Harassment 133 XIII.34 1989-1990 Security/Rape 133 XIII.35 Shuttle/Escort Service Issue 133 XIII.36 Student/parent correspondence Series XIV undated A 134 XIV.1 Allen, Melvyn 134 XIV.2 B 134 XIV.3 BR 134 XIV.4 C 135 XIV.5 D 135 XIV.6 Douridas, T.G. 135 XIV.7 E 135 XIV.8 F 135 XIV.9 G 135 XIV.10 H 136 XIV.11 Hann, Douglas 136 XIV.12 Harper, Walter (Graduate Student) 136 XIV.13 I 136 XIV.14 J 136 XIV.15 Jones, Tanya 136 XIV.16 K 136 XIV.17 Kotamraju, Mala (Graduate Student) 137 XIV.18 L 137 XIV.19 Lan, Vicki 137 XIV.20 M 137 XIV.21 Me 138 XIV.22 N 138 XIV.23 Niemi, James (Student File) 138 XIV.24 O 138 XIV.25 P 138 XIV.26 Periz, Joseph (Student) 138 XIV.27 Prichard, Justin (Student) 138 XIV.28 Q 138 XIV.29 Ramanan, Kavita (Graduate Student) 138 XIV.30 Riccio, Anthony B. 138 XIV.31 R 139 XIV.32 S 139 XIV.33 S 139 XIV.34 Stern, Alan 140 XIV.35 Strathmann, Joseph D. 140 XIV.36 Sukumaran, Sellathurai 140 XIV.37 Saar, Edie 140 XIV.38 Sharpley, Tracy 140 XIV.39 1991-1992 Shrayer, Maxim 140 XIV.40 T 140 XIV.41 U 140 XIV.42 V 140 XIV.43 W 140 XIV.44 XYZ 140 XIV.45 Carnegie Corporation, congratulations Series XV undated Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (A) 141 XV.1 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (B) 141 XV.2 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (C) 141 XV.3 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (D) 141 XV.4 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (E) 141 XV.5 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (F) 141 XV.6 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (G) 141 XV.7 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (H) 141 XV.8 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (I to J) 142 XV.9 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (K) 142 XV.10 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (L) 142 XV.11 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (M) 142 XV.12 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (N-O) 142 XV.13 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (P) 142 XV.14 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (R) 142 XV.15 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (S) 142 XV.16 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (Sm) 142 XV.17 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (T-V) 143 XV.18 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (W) 143 XV.19 Vartan Gregorian-Carnegie Congratulations (X-Z) 143 XV.20 Press coverage Series XVI 1988-1994 Press Coverage (General) 144 XVI.1 Applause Magazine 144 XVI.2 Brown Alumni Monthly (Hot Topics on Political Correctness) 144 XVI.3 1994 Chicago Tribune 144 XVI.4 Christian Science Monitor 144 XVI.5 Chronicle of Higher Education, The 144 XVI.6 Fortune Magazine's Education Summit 144 XVI.7 1990 George Street Journal (Message from President to the Class of 1998 144 XVI.8 Life Magazine 144 XVI.9 Miami Herald 144 XVI.10 Moyers' Article on Vartan Gregorian 144 XVI.11 Parade Magazine 144 XVI.12 Providence Journal-Bulletin 144 XVI.13 Rolling Stone Magazine 144 XVI.14 Sunday Nikkei 144 XVI.15 1994 Time Magazine 144 XVI.16 U.S. News and World Report 145 XVI.17 U.S. News and World Report (The Best of America) 145 XVI.18 University Press of New England 145 XVI.19 Wall Street Journal 145 XVI.20 Washington Post, The 145 XVI.21 World Magazine 145 XVI.22 Yale News 145 XVI.23 Copies of Vartan Gregorian information for Press Packets 145 XVI.24 Other Biographical Information 145 XVI.25 A Brief Biography 145 XVI.26 Clare Gregorian 145 XVI.27 Acceptance Remarks 145 XVI.28 1988 Press Kit 145 XVI.29 Inaugural Address 145 XVI.30 Inauguration Clips 145 XVI.31 Brown Daily Herald Articles 145 XVI.32 Press Kit 146 XVI.33 Inauguration 146 XVI.34 Inauguration 146 XVI.35 Inauguration Concert 146 XVI.36 Inauguration Weekend 146 XVI.37 Award and Honors 147 XVI.38 Brown Alumni Monthly Article 147 XVI.39 1988 Brown Alumni Monthly Article 147 XVI.40 1989 Announcement as President 147 XVI.41 "Meet the President" Providence Journal 147 XVI.42 1989 Speeches at Brown 147 XVI.43 Addresses Delivered at Other Universities 147 XVI.44 Other Speeches 147 XVI.45 Parents Letters and Newsletters 148 XVI.46 Brown Community Letters and Newsletters 148 XVI.47 Racial Issues 148 XVI.48 Sexual Assaults Statement-November 148 XVI.49 1990 Union Negotiations Statement 148 XVI.50 Responses to Gay and Third World Issues 148 XVI.51 Parent's Weekend 148 XVI.52 Japan Trip 148 XVI.53 Chinese Students 148 XVI.54 Response to Asian-American Rally 148 XVI.55 1989 Press Releases 149 XVI.56 Interview Requests 149 XVI.57 Interview Transcripts 149 XVI.58 Public TV 149 XVI.59 New York Campaign 149 XVI.60 1992 ACUP and Budget Statements 149 XVI.61 RISDIC Report 149 XVI.62 Other Universities President's Retirements, Resignations, etc. 149 XVI.63 Vartan Gregorian-Telecast 149 XVI.64 Correspondence 149 XVI.65 Statements on Other Subjects 149 XVI.66 Casino Gambling 149 XVI.67 Rolling Stone Interview 149 XVI.68 1991 Chronicle of Higher Education Articles 149 XVI.69 New York Times Article by Hechinger-September 149 XVI.70 1989 General Clips 149 XVI.71 Major Articles 149 XVI.72 Vartan Gregorian Current, Temporary 149 XVI.73 Other Clips 149 XVI.74 General file, A-Z Series XVII 1989-1997 Academic Convocation 150 XVII.1 Academic Planning 150 XVII.2 1989 Academic Planning 150 XVII.3 1989 Academic Planning 150 XVII.4 1989 Academic Planning 150 XVII.5 1990 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 150 XVII.6 American Council on Education 150 XVII.7 Anti-Defamation League 151 XVII.8 Association of American Universities 151 XVII.9 Association of American Universities 151 XVII.10 Association of Government Boards and Universities and Colleges 151 XVII.11 Advisory Committee on University Planning 151 XVII.12 Admission 151 XVII.13 1997 Admission and Financial Aid, Committee on 152 XVII.14 Advisory Committee on Endowed, Named, and University Professors 152 XVII.15 Alumni Relations 152 XVII.16 Alumni Recognition Ceremony 152 XVII.17 Annual Report 152 XVII.18 Awards and Prizes 152 XVII.19 Auditor, University 152 XVII.20 Bell Gallery 152 XVII.21 Bell Gallery 152 XVII.22 Report to Friends of List Art Center 153 XVII.23 Benefits-Fringe 153 XVII.24 B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation 153 XVII.25 Bookstore 153 XVII.26 Brown Association for Cooperative Housing 153 XVII.27 Brown Alumni Monthly 153 XVII.28 Brown Annual Fund 153 XVII.29 Brown Band 153 XVII.30 Brown Clubs 153 XVII.31 1996-1997 Brown Clubs (Miscellaneous) 154 XVII.32 Brown Daily Herald 154 XVII.33 Brown Greenhouses 154 XVII.34 Brown Radio and Television 154 XVII.35 Brown Says "Thank You" 154 XVII.36 Brown University Research Foundation 154 XVII.37 Campus Compact 154 XVII.38 1996 Campus Compact 154 XVII.39 1995 Conference Board (Educational Membership) 154 XVII.40 Charitable Giving 154 XVII.41 Copper Beach Press 154 XVII.42 Commencement 154 XVII.43 1997 Commencement 155 XVII.44 1996 CONFRAT 155 XVII.45 1996-1997 Consortium on Funding Higher Education 155 XVII.46 Curriculum 155 XVII.47 Department Chairs 155 XVII.48 Disabled/Handicapped 155 XVII.49 Faculty Advisory Committee on University Planning 155 XVII.50 Faculty Club 155 XVII.51 Faculty Committees (Miscellaneous) 155 XVII.52 Miscellaneous Faculty Committees 155 XVII.53 Faculty Executive Committee 156 XVII.54 1996-1997 Faculty (General Information/Correspondence) 156 XVII.55 Faculty Meetings 156 XVII.56 Minority Faculty 156 XVII.57 Faculty-Senior Lecturer 156 XVII.58 Fellowships (Miscellaneous) 156 XVII.59 Financial Aid (General Correspondence) 156 XVII.60 Fraternities/Sororities 156 XVII.61 Fraternities/Sororities 156 XVII.62 Generation X Political Forum 157 XVII.63 Greek Life at Brown 157 XVII.64 Health Coverage/Sick-Time Benefits 157 XVII.65 Health Services/Health Issues 157 XVII.66 Howard Foundation 157 XVII.67 1996-1997 Howard Foundation 157 XVII.68 1994-1995 Institute of International Education 157 XVII.69 Institute of International Education 157 XVII.70 1996 International Programs/Students 157 XVII.71 Ivy Group Presidents 157 XVII.72 1997 (Lab) The Northeast and Islands Regional Educational Laboratory at Brown University 157 XVII.73 Ladd Observatory 157 XVII.74 Leadership Alliance 158 XVII.75 1997 Leadership Alliance 158 XVII.76 1998 List Art Center 158 XVII.77 Mailroom 158 XVII.78 Maternity Leave 158 XVII.79 Minority-Black Experience Weekend 158 XVII.80 Minority-Black Experience Weekend 158 XVII.81 Minority Data 158 XVII.82 Minority Faculty/Recruitment 158 XVII.83 Minority Issues (Miscellaneous) 159 XVII.84 Minority Life at Brown (Report) 159 XVII.85 Minority Life and Education at Brown University (Background for Report) 159 XVII.86 Minority Life and Education at Brown University (Reports) 159 XVII.87 Minority-Third World Coalition 159 XVII.88 Multimedia Laboratory 159 XVII.89 National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities 160 XVII.90 1997 National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities 160 XVII.91 1995-1996 National Science Foundation 160 XVII.92 New England Association of Schools and Colleges 160 XVII.93 New England Board of Higher Education 160 XVII.94 Officers Emeriti 160 XVII.95 Opening Convocations 160 XVII.96 Ombudsperson for Faculty 160 XVII.97 Orientation (For Students) 161 XVII.98 Parents Council 161 XVII.99 Parents Weekend 161 XVII.100 Parking 161 XVII.101 Phi Beta Kappa-VG's Correspondence 161 XVII.102 1995-1997 Phi Beta Kappa 161 XVII.103 Planning and Construction 161 XVII.104 Police and Security 161 XVII.105 Policy 161 XVII.106 VG-President's Lectures 162 XVII.107 VG-President's Lectures 162 XVII.108 VG-President's Lectures 162 XVII.109 Professorships (Named Chairs) 162 XVII.110 Professorships (Also Possible Endowment of) 162 XVII.111 Professorships (Lists of Names and General Information) 162 XVII.112 Assistant Professorships (Also Possible Endowment of) 162 XVII.113 Professors/Scholars, Visiting 162 XVII.114 Providence Journal/Brown University Conference 163 XVII.115 1997 Providence Journal/Brown University Conference 163 XVII.116 1996 Providence Journal/Brown University Conference 163 XVII.117 1995 Providence Journal/Brown University Conference 163 XVII.118 1993-1994 Providence Journal/Brown University Conference 163 XVII.119 1990-1991 Providence Journal/Brown University Conference 163 XVII.119 1998 Research Administration 163 XVII.120 Research Costs (Overhead) Investigation 163 XVII.121 Residential Life 163 XVII.122 Resumed Undergraduate Education 163 XVII.123 Retirement 163 XVII.124 Reunions 164 XVII.125 Service Awards Luncheon 164 XVII.126 Sexual Harassment 164 XVII.127 Size of the College 164 XVII.128 Special Events 164 XVII.129 Staff Development Day 164 XVII.130 Staff, Management Development Programs 164 XVII.131 Statistics and Surveys 164 XVII.132 Student Employment Work-Study 165 XVII.133 Subsidiaries, Brown University 165 XVII.134 Summer Studies 165 XVII.135 TIAA/CREF 165 XVII.136 Tougaloo College 165 XVII.137 Tougaloo College 165 XVII.138 Tuition Benefits 165 XVII.139 Tuition Benefits (Richard Ramsden) Also Other Papers 165 XVII.140 UNICEF 165 XVII.141 United Nations 165 XVII.142 Universities Research Association 165 XVII.143 Universities Research Association 166 XVII.144 Venture Consortium 166 XVII.145 Wayland Collegium 166 XVII.146 WBRU 166 XVII.147 Women (Special Programs and General Information 166 XVII.148 Women Writers Project 166 XVII.149 Writing Fellow Program, Brown University 166 XVII.150 Academic departments, programs, centers Series XVIII 1990-1998 Afro-American Studies Program 167 XVIII.1 Rites and Reason 167 XVIII.2 American Civilization 167 XVIII.3 Anthropology 167 XVIII.4 Applied Mathematics 167 XVIII.5 Chemistry 167 XVIII.6 Classics 167 XVIII.7 Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences 167 XVIII.8 Comparative Literature 167 XVIII.9 Computer Science 167 XVIII.10 East Asian Studies 167 XVIII.11 Economics 167 XVIII.12 Education 167 XVIII.13 Egyptology 167 XVIII.14 Engineering 167 XVIII.15 English 167 XVIII.16 French Studies 167 XVIII.17 Geological Sciences 168 XVIII.18 German 168 XVIII.19 Hispanic Studies 168 XVIII.20 Celebration of the Day of the Spanish Language 168 XVIII.21 1997 History 168 XVIII.22 History of Art and Architecture 168 XVIII.23 History of Mathematics, Department of 168 XVIII.24 Italian Studies 168 XVIII.25 Judaic Studies 168 XVIII.26 Mathematics 168 XVIII.27 Medieval Studies 168 XVIII.28 Modern Culture and Media 168 XVIII.29 Music 168 XVIII.30 Physics 168 XVIII.31 Political Science Department 168 XVIII.32 Portuguese and Brazilian Studies 168 XVIII.33 Psychology 168 XVIII.34 Religious Studies 168 XVIII.35 Renaissance Studies, Program in 168 XVIII.36 Slavic Languages 168 XVIII.37 Sociology 168 XVIII.38 Theatre, Speech, and Dance 168 XVIII.39 Urban Studies 168 XVIII.40 Visual Arts 168 XVIII.41 Alcohol and Addiction Studies 168 XVIII.42 Annenberg Institute for School Reform 168 XVIII.43 Comparative Study of Development 169 XVIII.44 Center for Environmental Studies 169 XVIII.45 Center for Language Studies 169 XVIII.46 Center for Latin American Studies 169 XVIII.47 Center for Advanced Materials Research 169 XVIII.48 Center for Old World Archaeology and Art 169 XVIII.49 Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women 169 XVIII.50 Population Studies and Training Center 169 XVIII.51 Public Policy and American Institutions, Taubman Center for 169 XVIII.52 Race and Ethnicity in America, Center for 169 XVIII.53 Sarah Doyle Women's Center 169 XVIII.54 Swearer Center for Public Service 169 XVIII.55 Sheridan Center for Advancement of College Teaching 169 XVIII.56 Watson Institute 169 XVIII.57 Watson Institute Correspondence 169 XVIII.58 1997 Watson Institute Correspondence 169 XVIII.59 1996 Dean of the Graduate School 170 XVIII.60 Graduate School 170 XVIII.61 Graduate School Convocations/Graduate School Awards 170 XVIII.62 HIV/AIDS Program 170 XVIII.63 Biology and Medicine 170 XVIII.64 School of Medicine Board of Overseers 170 XVIII.65 Cancer Center 170 XVIII.66 Care New England 170 XVIII.67 Dean of Medicine and Biological Sciences 170 XVIII.68 Gerontology 170 XVIII.69 (CMFA) Medical Faculty Appointments Committee 170 XVIII.70 New England Medical Center 170 XVIII.71 Neuroscience 170 XVIII.72 Pfizer 170 XVIII.73 Psychiatry and Human Behavior 170 XVIII.74 Medicine, President's Task Force on the Future of the School of (Langlois Committee) 170 XVIII.75 Medical School/Affiliated Hospitals 171 XVIII.76 Bradley Hospital 171 XVIII.77 Butler Hospital 171 XVIII.78 Miriam Hospital 171 XVIII.79 Memorial Hospital 171 XVIII.80 Rhode Island Hospital 171 XVIII.81 Rhode Island Hospital 171 XVIII.82 Roger Williams Hospital 172 XVIII.83 Roger Williams Hospital 172 XVIII.84 Women and Infants Hospital 172 XVIII.85 Annmary Brown Library 172 XVIII.86 Brown Library 172 XVIII.87 1997 Brown Library 172 XVIII.88 1996 Electronic Library 172 XVIII.89 John Carter Brown Library 173 XVIII.90 1997 John Carter Brown Library 173 XVIII.91 1996 John Carter Brown Library Board of Governors 173 XVIII.92 John Hay Library 173 XVIII.93 Library of the Future 173 XVIII.94 Lifespan 173 XVIII.95 Administration Series XIX undated Administration (Vice President of) 174 XIX.1 Dean of the College 174 XIX.2 Dean of the Faculty 174 XIX.3 EEO/AA 174 XIX.4 Finance and Administration (Sr VP for Finance and Administration) 174 XIX.5 General Counsel 174 XIX.6 General Counsel 174 XIX.7 General Counsel 175 XIX.8 Government Relations 175 XIX.9 Provost 175 XIX.10 "The Academic Enterprise at Brown University 1988-1995" (F.G. Rothman, Provost 8/1/95) 175 XIX.11 Associate Provost 175 XIX.12 Student Life 175 XIX.13 University Relations 175 XIX.14 Correspondence, individuals and organizations Series XX 1990-1998 People (A) 176 XX.1 1996-1997 People (B) 176 XX.2 1996-1997 People (C) 176 XX.3 1996-1997 People (D) 176 XX.4 1996-1997 People (E) 176 XX.5 1996-1997 People (F) 176 XX.6 1996-1997 People (G) 176 XX.7 1996-1997 People (H) 176 XX.8 1996-1997 People (J) 176 XX.9 1996-1997 People (K) 176 XX.10 1996-1997 People (L) 177 XX.11 1996-1997 People (M) 177 XX.12 1996-1997 People (N) 177 XX.13 1996-1997 People (O) 177 XX.14 1996-1997 People (P) 177 XX.15 1996-1997 People (Q-R] 177 XX.16 1996-1997 People (S) 177 XX.17 1996-1997 People (T) 177 XX.18 1996-1997 People (U-V) 177 XX.19 1996-1997 People (W) 178 XX.20 1996-1997 People (X,Y,Z) 178 XX.21 1996-1997 Abernathy, Frank 178 XX.22 Aga Khan 178 XX.23 Agnelli Family 178 XX.24 Alden, Vernon 178 XX.25 Alireza, Hisham 178 XX.26 Alireza, Teymour and Faiza 178 XX.27 Almond, Lincoln 178 XX.28 Alper, Fred 178 XX.29 Astor, Brooke 178 XX.30 Bailey/McLeod 178 XX.31 Ball, George 178 XX.32 Barker, Richard 179 XX.33 Benedum, Paul 179 XX.34 Bergen, Candace/Malle, Louis 179 XX.35 Bernstein, Peter and Barbara 179 XX.36 Bernstein, Stanley J. 179 XX.37 Birkelund, John 179 XX.38 Bloomingdale, Lyman G. 179 XX.39 Bower, Marvin 179 XX.40 Brooker, T. Kimball 179 XX.41 Buc, Nancy 179 XX.42 Buonanno, Vincent and Linda 179 XX.43 Burns, Scott 179 XX.44 Butcher, Willard 179 XX.45 Cadwgan, Gordon 179 XX.46 Carney, Bob and Nancy 179 XX.47 Carter, Arthur L. 180 XX.48 Carton, Marvyn 180 XX.49 Caspersons 180 XX.50 Chace, Elizabeth and Kim 180 XX.51 Chafee, John 180 XX.52 Chase, Barbara 180 XX.53 Choquette, Paul 180 XX.54 Cianci, Vincent 180 XX.55 Clinton/Gore 180 XX.56 Coleman, Deborah 180 XX.57 Cortinas, Angel A. 181 XX.58 Crown/Robb 181 XX.59 Das, Purandar 181 XX.60 Davis, Foster (Pete) 181 XX.61 de la Renta 181 XX.62 De Menil, Georges 181 XX.63 de Quesada, Sabina and Julio 181 XX.64 de Rothschild, Nathaniel 181 XX.65 deSampaio, Jorge Fernando Branco 181 XX.66 Dimeo, Tom 181 XX.67 Dupee, Paul 181 XX.68 Dyer, William 181 XX.69 Eddy, Edward 181 XX.70 Ehrlich, Stephen 181 XX.71 Ekstrom, Ruth 181 XX.72 Elson, Edward 182 XX.73 Erwin, Stuart P. 182 XX.74 Farnham, Joseph 182 XX.75 Fay, William 182 XX.76 Fidler, Jay W. 182 XX.77 Fish, Lawrence K. 182 XX.78 Fisher, George 182 XX.79 Forbes, Timothy 182 XX.80 Forbes, Malcolm, Jr. 182 XX.81 Fuller, Kathryn 182 XX.82 Gammell, Helena-Hope 182 XX.83 Gates, William 182 XX.84 Gelb, Richard 182 XX.85 Gerstner, Louis 182 XX.86 Gidwitz 183 XX.87 Gifford, Clarence H. 183 XX.88 Gilbane Family 183 XX.89 Gill, Edwin 183 XX.90 Giman, Eleanor 183 XX.91 Granoff, Martin 183 XX.92 Green, Peter 183 XX.93 Greenburg Family 183 XX.94 Gund, Agnes 183 XX.95 Guyott, Francis 183 XX.96 Hadid 183 XX.97 Haffenreffer 183 XX.98 Hamblett, Stephen 183 XX.99 Handlan, Raymond 183 XX.100 Harmon, James A. 184 XX.101 Hassenfeld, Alan 184 XX.102 Hemmerdinger 184 XX.103 Herrera, Caroline and Reinaldo 184 XX.104 Hermann, Lacy B. 184 XX.105 Hesslein, Thomas 184 XX.106 Hirschfeld, Elie 184 XX.107 Holbrooke, Richard 184 XX.108 Ittleson, H.A. 184 XX.109 Jenkins-Medina 185 XX.110 Jordan, Steve 185 XX.111 Kairis 185 XX.112 Kandawalla, Darius 185 XX.113 Kaplan, Susan 185 XX.114 Kassim-Lakha 185 XX.115 Kennedy Family 185 XX.116 Kobayashi, Noritake 185 XX.117 Kravis Family 185 XX.118 Kresko, Robert E. 185 XX.119 Lambert, Baron/Baroness and Henri (Student) 185 XX.120 Lambert, Ben 185 XX.121 Lang, Fraser 186 XX.122 Langlois, Marie 186 XX.123 Leavitt, Dana 186 XX.124 Leedom-Ackerman, Joanne 186 XX.125 Leibowitz, Martin 186 XX.126 Leonard, Barbara 186 XX.127 Leung, Henry, Mrs. 186 XX.128 Litchenberg, Byron 186 XX.129 Lindstrom, Pia 186 XX.130 Lippitt Family 186 XX.131 Litow, Stanley (IBM Corporate Support) 186 XX.132 Litwin, Leonard 186 XX.133 Lortel, Lucille 186 XX.134 Lubrano Family 186 XX.135 MacMillan, W. Duncan 186 XX.136 Magaziner, Ira 186 XX.137 Mallow, Matthew J. 186 XX.138 Mandle, Roger 186 XX.139 Marshall, Anthony 186 XX.140 Marshall, John 186 XX.141 Massey, Walter 186 XX.142 McCullough, Robert 187 XX.143 McKinney, David E. 187 XX.144 McMahon, Eleanor 187 XX.145 Menschel, Robert 187 XX.146 Mills, Anne Jones 187 XX.147 Mindlin, Jose 187 XX.148 Mingyi, Wei 187 XX.149 Mittlemann, Josef 187 XX.150 Monaco, Roversi Fabio 187 XX.151 Moyers, Bill 187 XX.152 Moynihan, The Honorable Daniel P. 187 XX.153 Munves, Norma 187 XX.154 Murray, Terrence 187 XX.155 Nickoll, John 187 XX.156 Ogden, Peggy 187 XX.157 Paik 187 XX.158 Palmer, Edward 187 XX.159 Paolino Family 187 XX.160 Parker, George 187 XX.161 Paterno, Joseph 187 XX.162 Pastore, John O. 187 XX.163 Pell, Claiborne 188 XX.164 Pell Award 188 XX.165 Pizzitola, Frank J. 188 XX.166 Powell, Colin L. 188 XX.167 Prince, Harold 188 XX.168 Ramsden, Richard J. 188 XX.169 Rattner, Steven 188 XX.170 Reed, Don 188 XX.171 Reed, Jack 188 XX.172 Remington, David 188 XX.173 Rhodes, William 188 XX.174 Rockefeller Family 189 XX.175 Robert, Stephen (also Tracy) 189 XX.176 Rosenthal, Charles 189 XX.177 Saunders, Donald 189 XX.178 Scully, John 189 XX.179 Seed, James 189 XX.180 Sharpe, Henry D. 189 XX.181 Shearer, Derek 189 XX.182 Small, Lawrence 189 XX.183 Smullyan, Clinton I. 189 XX.184 Spielberg, Steven 189 XX.185 Steinberg, Michael and Joan 190 XX.186 Strothman, Wendy J. 190 XX.187 Stuart Family 190 XX.188 Sundlun, Bruce 190 XX.189 Suskind, Dennis 190 XX.190 Swig 190 XX.191 Taubman, A. Alfred 190 XX.192 Tauro, Joseph 190 XX.193 Taylor, Arthur 190 XX.194 Terry, Wallace 190 XX.195 Tillinghast, Charles 190 XX.196 Tourigney, Rev. Robert A. 190 XX.197 Trotter, Michael 191 XX.198 Ungerleider-Mayerson, Joy 191 XX.199 Usher, Harry L. 191 XX.200 Von Furstenbergs 191 XX.201 Von Hoffmann, Ladislaus 191 XX.202 Wallerstein, George 191 XX.203 Walsh, Michael 191 XX.204 Development, foundations, international development Series XXI undated Development 191 XXI.1 1997 Matching Gifts and Funds 191 XXI.2 Aetna Foundation 192 XXI.3 CBS 192 XXI.4 Exxon Foundation 192 XXI.5 G.E. Foundation 192 XXI.6 Grumman Corporation 192 XXI.7 Estates, Foundations, Funds, Gifts, Memorials, Property, Trusts (Miscellaneous) A-E 192 XXI.8 Estates, Foundations, Funds, Gifts, Memorials, Property, Trusts (Miscellaneous) F-L 192 XXI.9 Estates, Foundations, Funds, Gifts, Memorials, Property, Trusts (Miscellaneous) M-S 192 XXI.10 Estates, Foundations, Funds, Gifts, Memorials, Property, Trusts (Miscellaneous) T-Z 192 XXI.11 George I. Alden Trust 192 XXI.12 Clement, Percival W. Trust 192 XXI.13 Demaris, Arthur J. Jr. Estate 192 XXI.14 Mersey, David 192 XXI.15 Japan 193 XXI.16 Japan 193 XXI.17 Korea 193 XXI.18 Pakistan 193 XXI.19 Portugal 194 XXI.20 Russia 194 XXI.21 Saudi Arabia 194 XXI.22 Singapore 194 XXI.23 Spain 194 XXI.24 Switzerland 194 XXI.25 Miscellaneous Foundations (A-L) 194 XXI.26 Miscellaneous Foundations (M-Z) 194 XXI.27 Atlantic Philanthropic 195 XXI.28 Atlantic Philanthropic Service 195 XXI.29 AT&T Foundation 195 XXI.30 Beineke Foundation 195 XXI.31 Beneficial Foundation 195 XXI.32 Burnham Charitable Fund 195 XXI.33 Camoes Institute 195 XXI.34 Carnegie Corporation of New York 195 XXI.35 Champlin Foundation 195 XXI.36 Champlin Foundation 195 XXI.37 Chase Manhattan Bank 195 XXI.38 Citibank/Citicorp 196 XXI.39 Commonwealth Fund 196 XXI.40 Culpeper Foundation 196 XXI.41 Dana, Charles A. Foundation, Inc 196 XXI.42 Dana Charitable Trust, The Eleanor Naylor 196 XXI.43 Danforth Foundation 196 XXI.44 Davis, Arthur Vining Foundation 196 XXI.45 Davis Educational Fund 196 XXI.46 Dewitt/Wallace Readers Digest Fund 196 XXI.47 Diamond, The Aaron Foundation 196 XXI.48 Diamond, The Irene Fund 196 XXI.49 Dorot Foundation 196 XXI.50 Dreyfus, Camille and Henry Foundation 196 XXI.51 Exxon Education Foundation 196 XXI.52 Faisal (King) Foundation 197 XXI.53 Fleet 197 XXI.54 Ford Foundation 197 XXI.55 Goldsmith, Horace W. Foundation 197 XXI.56 Haffenfreffer Family Fund 197 XXI.57 Hearst Foundation 197 XXI.58 Hewlett Foundation 197 XXI.59 Howard Hughes Medical Institute 197 XXI.60 IBM 198 XXI.61 Ittleson Foundation 198 XXI.62 Jaffe Foundation 198 XXI.63 Japan Foundation 198 XXI.64 Johnson, Robert Wood Foundation 198 XXI.65 Kellog Foundation 198 XXI.66 Korea Foundation 198 XXI.67 Luce Foundation 198 XXI.68 Luce Foundation 198 XXI.69 Luso-Americana Fundacao 198 XXI.70 MacArthur, John D. and Catherine T. Foundation 199 XXI.71 Mellon Foundation 199 XXI.72 1997 Mellon Foundation 199 XXI.73 1994-1996 Pew Charitable Trust 199 XXI.74 1997 Pew Charitable Trust 199 XXI.75 1993-1996 Rhode Island Foundation 199 XXI.76 Rhode Island Foundation 200 XXI.77 Rockefeller Brothers Fund 200 XXI.78 Rockefeller Foundation 200 XXI.79 Scheuer Family Foundation 200 XXI.80 Sloan Foundation, Alfred P. 200 XXI.81 Spencer Foundation 200 XXI.82 Starr Foundation 200 XXI.83 Summerfield, Solon E. Foundation 200 XXI.84 Time Warner Inc. 200 XXI.85 Wiegand, E.L. Foundation 200 XXI.86 Travel Series XXII 1990-1997 United Jewish Appeal 201 XXII.1 1990 Lecture at Lehman College, NY 201 XXII.2 1990 Brown at Carnegie Hall Event 201 XXII.3 1990 Miscellaneous Travel 201 XXII.4 1990 Trip to Japan 201 XXII.5 1991 Trip to Hong Kong. Japan, Korea 201 XXII.6 1992 Miscellaneous Travel 201 XXII.7 1992 Scope and Contents note

Miscellaneous board meeting dates 91-92

 Campaign Cabinet, NYC 201 XXII.8 1993 Council for the 90s Breakfast NYC 201 XXII.9 1993 Marymount College Tarrytown 201 XXII.10 1993 Roger Williams University Commencement 201 XXII.11 1993 Queens College 201 XXII.12 1993 Colbert Foundation Dinner (Baccarat) 201 XXII.13 1993 Denver Alumni Event 201 XXII.14 1993 Paris/Strasbourg/London 201 XXII.15 1993 Task Force on Public TC 201 XXII.16 1993 Hampton Classic Horse show 201 XXII.17 1993 Temple Farms Event 201 XXII.18 1993 Groundbreaking at UConn Research Center 201 XXII.19 1993 Harold Simmons, Dallas, Texas 201 XXII.20 1993 Edgar Robinson, Irving, Texas 201 XXII.21 1993 Texas Kickoff Events 201 XXII.22 1993 Attleboro Public Library Dedication 201 XXII.23 1993 Brown Club Event-Los Angeles 201 XXII.24 1993 London Kickoff Events 201 XXII.25 1993 NYC Breakfast with Alumni 201 XXII.26 1993 Al DeCrane/Butcher Prospect Visit 201 XXII.27 1993 Meeting with Foulath Hadid 202 XXII.28 1993 Meeting with Dr. Purnell Choppin, H. Hughes Medical Institution 202 XXII.29 1993 Eliot Stellar Memorial Service, Philadelphia 202 XXII.30 1993 Boston Breakfast Forum 202 XXII.31 1993 Council of Ivy Presidents 202 XXII.32 1993 Annenberg Gift Announcement 202 XXII.33 1993 Miscellaneous Travel 202 XXII.34 1993 Scope and Contents note

David Mahoney, Dana Foundation, 11/17/93; Castle Solicitation, 11/4/93; Staff Foundation, 11/4/93; Louis Scherck, 10/19/93; Dinner at White House, 10/25/93; Proshansky Auditorium Dedication, 10/14/93; NYPL Dinner, 10/33/93; Richard Levin Inauguration, 10/2/93; John Bryan Breakfast, Chicago, 9/27/93; Thirteen/WNET, 9/22/93; Jeremiah Kaplan Memorial Service, NYC, 9/22/93; Meeting with Frederick Salerno, NYNEX, 9/22/93; Dinner honoring Secretary General and Mrs. Boutros Boutros-; Ghali, 9/22/93; Armenian Studies Banquet, Cal State Fresno, 9/10/93; Lunch with Hemmerdinger's/Vogel/Steinberg/Margolin, NYC, 8/17/93; Call to Victor Marakowicz/Gtech, 7/12/93; Lunch with Alice Mayhew, NYC, 6/22/93; Council of Ivy Group Presidents, 6/1-2/93; Appointment iwth Jim Burke, NYC, 6/9/93; VG Dinner for Michael Sovern, NYC, 5/12/93; Eisenhower Leadership Prize Dinner, 6/93; Jewish National League Centennial Dinner, NYC, 5/5/93

 Pew Charitalbe Trust 202 XXII.35 1994 Brown Club Event, Darien, CT 202 XXII.36 1994 Darien Library 100th Anniversary 202 XXII.37 1994 Public Education Foundation, Chattanooga, TN 202 XXII.38 1994 Luncheon-L'Ecole Polytechtnique 202 XXII.39 1994 Brooklyn College 202 XXII.40 1994 Taubman Visit, Michigan 202 XXII.41 1994 Campus Dance-Grand Central 202 XXII.42 1994 Atlanta Celebration 202 XXII.43 1994 Chicago Visit (Annenberg-related) 202 XXII.44 1994 Milton Perlmutter Memorial Lecture 202 XXII.45 1994 Tougaloo College Commencement 202 XXII.46 1994 Pierpont Morgan Library Lecture 202 XXII.47 1994 Tufts University Commencement 202 XXII.48 1994 Meeting with Bridget Dobson, LA 202 XXII.49 1994 Independent Award dinner 202 XXII.50 1994 Eisenhower Leadership Prize Dinner 202 XXII.51 1994 Trip to Paris/Germany/Switzerland 202 XXII.52 1994 Meeting with William Gates 202 XXII.53 1994 Brown Club of Boston 202 XXII.54 1994 Meeting of New York Foundation 202 XXII.55 1994 Pennsylvania Assn of Broadcasters Salute to Annenberg 202 XXII.56 1994 Montclair State University 202 XXII.57 1994 Joy Ungerleider Mayerson Memorial Service 202 XXII.58 1994 Speech at Education Records Bureau 202 XXII.59 1994 Far East Trip, 10/29-11/6/94 203 XXII.60 Speech at National Press Club, 12/15,94 203 XXII.61 Miscellaneous Travel 203 XXII.62 1994 Scope and Contents note

Buffet Reception at National Gallery of Art, D.C., 12/15/94; Breakfast with President Lee, University of Suwon, 12/14/94; Polly Runyon/Liz Coleman/Bennington College, NYC, 12/14/94; Independent Award Dinner, 11/30/94; Alan and Vivien Hassenfeld Dinner for alumni, 11/22/94; Literary Lions Dinner, NYPL, 11/14/94; Carothers'Breakfast for President Martin Meyerson and wife, 10/16/94; Gish Prize, NY, 10/11/94; Getty Meeting, Tunisia, 9/26/94; Vicky Renolds-American Academy of Achievement, NYC, 9/21/94; Reception at Indo-US Subcommittee, 9/21/94; Meeting with Arthur Taylor, Muhlenberg College, NY (Annenbert), 9/21/94; Meeting in Charleston, WV, with Governor Caperton, 9/15/94; Solomon Memorial Service, 9/14/94; Meeting Peter Voss, Boston, 8/30/94; Alan Stuart re Brown Club of NY, 8/24/94; Meeting with president Reinharz, Brandeis, 8/13/94; Jim Rouse, Enterprise Foundation, Baltimore, 7/19/94; 1994 Praemium Imperiale Awards for Achievement if Arts, NYC, 6/15/94; Dinner honoring Hirair Hovnanian, 6/4/94; Meeting with David Rockefeller, NYC, 3/30/94; Luncheon with Valery Giscard d'Estaing, Ecole Polytcchnique, 3/29/94; Solicitation meeting wither Peter Cohen, 3/29/94; Class of 1954 Reception at Wigods, NYC, 3/23/94; Meeting with Reynold Levy, AT&T, 3/23/94; The Nation's 13-th Anniversary Dinner, Arthur Carter, 3/19/94; Dinner with Sec'l General and Mrs. Boutros-Ghali, NYC, 2/23/94; Carnegie Hall dinner/concert with Hemmerdinger's, 2/21/94

 Portugal Visit 203 XXII.63 1995 Chicago Funders Meeting 203 XXII.64 1995 Philadelphia Funders Meeting/Press Conference 203 XXII.65 1995 Meeting with FCC Chairman Hunt 203 XXII.66 1995 Association of American Publishers 203 XXII.67 1995 Dinner/Roast honoring Ted Turner 203 XXII.68 1995 Inauguration of Jehuda Reinharz, Brandies 203 XXII.69 1995 Philadelphia Campaign Celebration 203 XXII.70 1995 Oklahoma School of Science/Math 203 XXII.71 1995 ACE/CRE Seminar Lausanne, Switzerland 203 XXII.72 1995 Leadership Alliance Symposium, Washington, D.C. 204 XXII.73 1995 Suskind Reception, NYC 204 XXII.74 1995 Speech at Rowan College, New Jersey 204 XXII.75 1995 Who's Who Reception, Washington, D.C. 204 XXII.76 1995 Meeting with Ronald LaRose, New York Academy of Medicine 204 XXII.77 1995 President's Breakfast, NYC 204 XXII.78 1995 Coalition of Essential Schools Fall Forum, NYC 204 XXII.79 1995 Kennedy Center Honors Gala and White House Reception 204 XXII.80 1995 Speech At Boston Public Library 204 XXII.81 1995 Miscellaneous Travel 204 XXII.82 1995 Scope and Contents note

Tom Payzant/Barbara Bervone, Boston, 12/18/95; Luncheon honoring David Rockefeller, 12/16/95; Ben Lambert, Dusty Heuston (Annenberg-related) NYC, 12/6/95; Eva Colin Usdan, Samuel Colin, Fred Colin, NYC, 11/6/95; Japan Foundation Meeting, NYC, 10/19/95; William Steer (Pfizer), 10/18/95; Dick Gelb, Bristol-Myers Squibb, 10/13/95; Mrs. Anthony Drexel Biddle III (Philadelphia), 10/95; Tom McCormack, St. Martin's Press, NY, 9/28/95; Dinner hosted by Steve Rattner, NYC, 9/28/95; Steuben/Worldesign Foundation Forum, 9/18/95; Helen Whitney, filmmaker, NYC?; AmeriCorps (Washington, DC) Press Corps, 9/12/95; Houston Challenge/Rice University, 6/23/95; Campaign for Rising Generation, NYC, 3/22/95; Peter Ungerleider, NYC, 1/25

 Speech at Boston Public Library 204 XXII.83 1995 Los Angeles Alumni Event 204 XXII.84 1996 Inauguration of Walter Massey 204 XXII.85 1996 National Council for History Education Symposium, Washington, D.C. 204 XXII.86 1996 Inaugural of President Sampaio, Portugal (DID NOT ATTEND-Snowstorm) 204 XXII.87 1996 Eugen-Fest 204 XXII.88 1996 Commencement Speech at Medical College of PA 204 XXII.89 1996 Speech at Collegiate School 204 XXII.90 1996 Speech to Contributions Advisory Group, NY 204 XXII.91 1996 Bologna Travel (U Bologna) 204 XXII.92 1996 Travel to Greece 204 XXII.93 1996 AKU/Paris/Geneva Trip 204 XXII.94 1996 Pia Lindstrom Reception, NYC 204 XXII.95 1996 Miscellaneous Travel 204 XXII.96 1996 Scope and Contents note

President's Breakfast, NYC, 11/96; Reception-Dictionary of Art, NYC, 10/96; Rose Wedding, Long Island, 6/22/96; Dinner honoring Brooke Astor, 6/13/96; Dinner honoring 100th anniversary of NY Times, 7/26/96; Manny Doxer Reception, Philadelphia, 6/14/96; James Freedman Dinner, NYC, 4/30/96; Meeting with Mme. Labert, NYC, 4/24/96; Meeting with Dr. Biaggion, Dr. Marsh, John Harrington at Tufts, 4/96; IAS Round Table, NYC, 2/13/96; Mrs. Lyndel Prott, NYC, 2/96; Bruce Alperts, David Hamburg, NYC, 2/5/96; Joel Fleishman at APS, NYC, 1/28/96; Lunch with ESP Das, Ann Caldwell, NYC, 1/28/96; NY Botanical Gardens Lecture/Reception, 1/17/96; Barbara Scott Prieskel, Donald Reaves (Tougaloo-related), NY, 1/15/96

 South Florida Annenberg Challenge 204 XXII.97 1997 UCLA Event Honoring Chancellor Young 204 XXII.98 1997 Bockner Lecture-Rice University, Houston, TX 204 XXII.99 1997 Brown Club Farewell Event in Los Angeles 204 XXII.100 1997 Brown Club Event-San Francisco 204 XXII.101 1997 Dinner Meeting with M/M Papadimitriou, NYC 204 XXII.102 1997 Totonto Alumni Event 204 XXII.103 1997 Alumni Visit to Washington, D.C. 204 XXII.104 1997 Third Circuit Judicial Conference 204 XXII.105 1997 Outward Bound Dinner honoring VG 204 XXII.106 1997 Los Angeles President's Breakfast 204 XXII.107 1997 Brown Club of London Event 204 XXII.108 1997 Wedding Reception at Aiglemont (Aga Khan's daughter) 204 XXII.109 1997 Trip to Bologna/AKU Board 204 XXII.110 1997 Miscellaneous Travel 204 XXII.110 1997 Scope and Contents note

Luncheon with Kutayba Alghanim, NY, 8/8/97; Zodiac dinner, 6/11/97; Meeting with Thomas Graham, NYC, 6/4/97; Agnes Gund Anniversary Celebration, NYC, 6/3/97; Hurst dinner for Hillary Clinton, 4/30/97; Meeting with Robert Raiff, NYC, 4/22/97; Meeting with John Robinson, 4/22/97; Meeting with Ronald Oehl, 4/22/97; Laurie Tisch Sussman/Hollis Headrick/Gail Levin (Ctr Arts Ed'n), 3/19/97; Meetings at Mellon Foundation, 3/31/97; Meeting with Robert Carswell, NYC, 3/31/97; Leon Levy/Phillip Griffiths, NYC, 3/26/97; Hank Greenberg, AIG, 3/19/97; American Academy in Rome (Michael Sovern/Adele Chatfield-Taylor) 3/10/97; Armen Sarkissian, Armenia P.P., NYC, 1/14/97; Bill Bowen-Mellon Foundation, 1/14/97; Woody Johnson, Willard Foundation, 1/14/97

 Personnell and faculty Series XXIII 1997 Babbitt, Sam 205 XXIII.1 Baily, William 205 XXIII.2 Baker, Nancy 205 XXIII.3 Baldwin, Charles A. 205 XXIII.4 Banchoff, Tom 205 XXIII.5 Barrett, Edith 205 XXIII.6 Beitz, Charles (ACE) 205 XXIII.7 Bennett, Lisa 206 XXIII.8 Berghahn, Volker R. 206 XXIII.9 Blumstein, Sheila 206 XXIII.10 Bohen, Frederick M. 206 XXIII.11 Broudy, Eric 206 XXIII.12 Buhle, Mary Jo (Paul) 206 XXIII.13 Calabresi 206 XXIII.14 Caldwell, Ann (VP for Development) 206 XXIII.15 Cavallo, Tito 206 XXIII.16 Chafee, Inge T. 206 XXIII.17 Champa, Kermit 206 XXIII.18 Cooper, Leon 206 XXIII.19 Davis, Thadious M. 207 XXIII.20 D'Evelyn, Thomas 207 XXIII.21 Doane/Rosen 207 XXIII.22 English, Lydia 207 XXIII.23 Estrup, Peder 207 XXIII.24 Erikson, George E. 207 XXIII.25 Fiering, Norman 207 XXIII.26 Flaherty, Patricia 207 XXIII.27 Flewelling, Rebecca 207 XXIII.28 Fried, H.M. 207 XXIII.29 Galletti, Pierre 207 XXIII.30 Garcia-Coll, Cynthia 207 XXIII.31 Garrison, Mark J. 208 XXIII.32 Gerbi, Susan 208 XXIII.33 Gerlach, Murney 208 XXIII.34 Gizzarelli, Karen 208 XXIII.35 Glicksman, Maurice 208 XXIII.36 Glynn, Thomas 208 XXIII.37 Goldscheider, Calvin 208 XXIII.38 Graubard, Stephen 208 XXIII.39 Harper, Michael 208 XXIII.40 Head, James 208 XXIII.41 Higginbottom, Wendy 208 XXIII.42 Holmes, Walter 208 XXIII.43 Joukowsky, Martha 209 XXIII.44 Kaestle, Carl 209 XXIII.45 Keshgegian, Flora 209 XXIII.46 Krech, Shepard 209 XXIII.47 Landau, Richard 209 XXIII.48 Leduc, Elizabeth 209 XXIII.49 Lee, Robert 209 XXIII.50 Lesko, Leonard/Barbara 209 XXIII.51 Mandle, Roger 209 XXIII.52 Mark, Hon Fong Louie 209 XXIII.53 McIlwain, James 209 XXIII.54 McIntyre, John 209 XXIII.55 Molho, Anthony 210 XXIII.56 Neusner, Jacob 210 XXIII.57 Nesbitt, Julia 210 XXIII.58 Nomizu, Katsumi 210 XXIII.59 Parry, John 210 XXIII.60 Patterson, James 210 XXIII.61 Phillips, Paul 210 XXIII.62 Pingree, David 210 XXIII.63 Pomerantz, James 210 XXIII.64 Posatko, Mary 210 XXIII.65 Reichley, Robert 210 XXIII.66 Richard, Maureen 210 XXIII.67 Richardson, Peter 210 XXIII.68 Robinson, John 210 XXIII.69 Romer, Karen 210 XXIII.70 Rosenblum, Nancy 211 XXIII.71 Rothman, Frank 211 XXIII.72 Rueschemeyer, Dietrich 211 XXIII.73 Sacks, Kenneth 211 XXIII.74 St. Armand, Barton 211 XXIII.75 Sapinsley, John 211 XXIII.76 Scholes, Robert 211 XXIII.77 Shapiro, Gerald M. 211 XXIII.78 Sheridan, Harriet 211 XXIII.79 Sirovich, Larry 211 XXIII.80 Sizer, Theodore 211 XXIII.81 Slack, William 211 XXIII.82 Spoehr, Kathryn 211 XXIII.83 Stiles, Philip 211 XXIII.84 Stoltz, Merton P. 211 XXIII.85 Stultz, Merton 211 XXIII.86 Swearer, Howard R. 211 XXIII.87 Swearer Portrait 211 XXIII.88 Twiss, Sumner B. 212 XXIII.89 Van Dam, Andries 212 XXIII.90 Vogel, Paula 212 XXIII.91 Weinstein, Arnold 212 XXIII.92 West, Darrell 212 XXIII.93 White, Michael 212 XXIII.94 Widmer, Eric 212 XXIII.95 Wiggins, Daphne 212 XXIII.96 Wood, Gordon 212 XXIII.97 Wooten, Billy 212 XXIII.98 Wright, C.D. 212 XXIII.99 Wyatt, William F. 212 XXIII.100 Worthington, W. Chesley 212 XXIII.101 Zucconi, David 212 XXIII.102 Chronological file Series XXIV 1996-1998 212 XXIV.1 1998 October, November, December 1997 212 XXIV.2 1997 July, August, September 1996 212 XXIV.3 1996 1997 June 213 XXIV.4 1997 1997 May 213 XXIV.5 1997 1997 March 213 XXIV.6 1997 1997 April 213 XXIV.7 1997 1997 January, February 213 XXIV.8 1997 1996 November, December 213 XXIV.9 1996 1996 August, September, October 214 XXIV.10 1996 1996 June, July 214 XXIV.11 1996 1996 April, May 214 XXIV.12 1996 1996 January, March 214 XXIV.13 1996 1995 November, December 214 XXIV.14 1995 1995 October 1 214 XXIV.15 1995 1995 July, August, September 215 XXIV.16 1995 1995 May, June 215 XXIV.17 1995 1995 March, April 215 XXIV.18 1995 1995 January, February 215 XXIV.19 1995 1994 November, December 215 XXIV.20 1994 1994 September, October 216 XXIV.21 1994 1994 June, July, August 216 XXIV.22 1994 1994 March, April, May 216 XXIV.23 1994 1994 January, February 216 XXIV.24 1994 1993 November, December 216 XXIV.25 1993 1993 September, October 216 XXIV.26 1993 1993 June, July, August 216 XXIV.27 1993 1993 April, May 217 XXIV.28 1993 Athletics Series XXV 1991-1997 Athletics 217 XXV.1 1997 Athletics 217 XXV.2 1996 Athletics--Soccer 217 XXV.3 Football 217 XXV.4 1995-1997 Ivy correspondence (miscellaneous) 217 XXV.5 Ivy policy committee 217 XXV.6 Miscellaneous sports, A-L 217 XXV.7 Miscellaneous sports, M-Z 217 XXV.8 NCAA 218 XXV.9 1997 NCAA 218 XXV.10 1995-1996 Varsity sports elimination correspondence 218 XXV.11 1991 Sports foundation 218 XXV.12 1994 Sports foundation (background) 218 XXV.13 Press coverage Series XXVI 1990-1998 Capital projects 219 XXVI.1 Faunce House theatre 219 XXVI.2 Historic properties/preservation/preservation societies 219 XXVI.3 Master plan 219 XXVI.4 Property, space, naming of such, A-B 219 XXVI.5 Property, space, naming of such, C-D 220 XXVI.6 Property, space, naming of such, E-L 220 XXVI.7 Property, space, naming of such, M-N 220 XXVI.8 Property, space, naming of such, O-V 220 XXVI.9 Property, space, naming of such, W-Z 220 XXVI.10 Caldwell, Ann 221 XXVI.11 Fischer, Paul F. 221 XXVI.12 Lee, Robert 221 XXVI.13 Lee, Robert 221 XXVI.14 Lee, Robert 222 XXVI.15 Morgan, James L. 222 XXVI.16 Morgan, James L. 222 XXVI.17 Obler, Suzanne 222 XXVI.18 Obler, Suzanne 222 XXVI.19 Shapiro, Marianne 223 XXVI.20 Shapiro, Shep 223 XXVI.21 Tanenbaum, Barbara 223 XXVI.22 Winkler, Todd 223 XXVI.23 Psychology grievance 223 XXVI.24 Psychology grievance and review 224 XXVI.25 Patriot league 224 XXVI.26 Strategic planning task force report 224 XXVI.27 1997 April Strategic planning report 224 XXVI.28 1996-1997 Strategic planning-task force 224 XXVI.29 1996-1997 Strategic plan-division of biology and medicine 224 XXVI.30 1996 University (academic) planning retreat 224 XXVI.31 1996 August 22-23 Correspondence Series XXVII 1990-1998 [Original "Letter to the Brown Community"] 225 XXVII.1 Sexual harassment - Letter to members of community 225 XXVII.2 1994 April 8 Special report for parents 225 XXVII.3 Parents letters 225 XXVII.4 1993 Novmber People (I) 225 XXVII.5 1996-1997 [empty] Letters to Brown Community 225 XXVII.6 1997 Letter to Brown Family 225 XXVII.7 1996 March Letter to members of Brown Family 225 XXVII.8 1995 September Letter to members of Brown Family 225 XXVII.9 1995 Spring Letter to parents and community 225 XXVII.10 1994 December 11-12 Letter to Brown alumni and parents 225 XXVII.11 1994 August 23 Responses to 8/23/94 letter 225 XXVII.12 Rhode Island Economic Policy Committee 225 XXVII.13 RIIHEA 225 XXVII.14 1997 RIIHEA 225 XXVII.15 1996 RIIHEA 225 XXVII.16 1995 Students/parents correspondence A-B 226 XXVII.17 1995-1997 Students/parents correspondence C 226 XXVII.18 1995-1997 Students/parents correspondence D-F 226 XXVII.19 1995-1997 Students/parents correspondence G-I 226 XXVII.20 1995-1997 Students/parents correspondence J-K 226 XXVII.21 1995-1997 Students/parents correspondence L 226 XXVII.22 1995-1997 Students/parents correspondence M 226 XXVII.23 1995-1997 Students/parents correspondence N-Q 226 XXVII.24 1995-1997 Students/parents correspondence R-S 227 XXVII.25 1995-1997 Students/parents correspondence T-U 227 XXVII.26 1995-1997 Students/parents correspondence V-Z 227 XXVII.27 1995-1997 Undergraduate council of students 227 XXVII.28 1996-1997 University disciplinary council 227 XXVII.29 1995-1997 Foreign Colleges/Universities, A-C 227 XXVII.30 Foreign Colleges/Universities, D-I 227 XXVII.31 Foreign Colleges/Universities, J-K 227 XXVII.33 Foreign Colleges/Universities, L-Z 227 XXVII.34 Objects 228 Objects 229 Coalition of Colleges, Universities, and Hospitals 229 HELP (Health and Education Leadership Providence) 230 HELP (Health and Education Leadership Providence) 230 HELP (Health and Education Leadership Providence) 230 HELP (Health and Education Leadership Providence) 230 Mayor Cianci (miscellaneous) 230 PROBE (Providence Blueprint for Education) 230 Providence, City of and Mayor of 230 Providence Fire Department 230 Providence Plan 230 Providence Plan 230 Economic Policy Council, RI 230 Addis Abada University 230 RISD 230 URI 230 Speeches Series XXVIII Speeches, C 231 XXVIII Speeches, F-P 232 XXVIII Speeches, P-W 233 XXVIII Collection information

The collection is organized in twenty-eight series: I. Inauguration, circa 1988-1991 II. General file, A-Z, 1975-1996 III. Academic departments, 1989-1996 IV. Administration, 1988-1996 V. Correspondence, individuals and organizations VI. Development, foundations, international development, 1988-1996 VII. Gifts, 1990-1997 VIII. Government associations IX. Other institutions X. People, 1989-1997 XI. Personnel and faculty, 1989-1997 XII. Student groups and publications, 1988-1998 XIII. Student issues, 1989-1994 XIV. Student/parent correspondence XV. Carnegie Corporation, congratulations XVI. Press coverage, 1988-1994 XVII. General file, A-Z, 1989-1997 XVIII. Academic departments, programs, centers, 1990s XIX. Administration XX. Correspondence, individuals and organizations, 1990s XXI. Development, foundations, international development XXII. Travel, 1990-1997 XXIII. Personnell and faculty, 1997 XXIV. Chronological file, 1996-1998 XXV. Athletics, 1991-1997 XXVI. Press coverage, 1990s XXVII. Correspondence, 1990s XXVIII. Speeches

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