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Series II: Negatives
Subseries II.1. Portraits, 1950s-1980 Subseries II. 2. Athletics, 1940s-1980s Subseries II.3. Athletics-Portraits, 1947-1982 Subseries II.4. Events, 1946-1971 Subseries II.5. Color Slides, 1952-1974 Subseries II.6. Student Portraits, 1954-1965 Subseries II.7. Columbia University Press, 1948-1969 Subseries II.8. Churches and Seminaries, 1958-1968 Subseries II.9 American Press Institute, 1957-1968 Subseries II.10. School of Social Work, 1951-1969 Subseries II.11. Bicentennial, 1953-1954 Subseries II.12. Fellowships and Scholarships, 1949-1962 Subseries II.13. Buildings and Grounds & Snow Scenes, 1947-1969 Subseries II.14. Historical (Copy negatives), 1898-1982 Subseries II.15. Paintings, Busts, etc., 1952-1982 Subseries II.16. Teachers College, 1949-1968 Subseries II.17. Barnard College, 1940s-1960s Subseries II.18. Medical Center (Health Sciences), 1948-1964 Subseries II.19. Grayson Kirk, 1947-1967 Subseries II.20. Events, 1965-1983 Subseries II.21. Warman Freelance--Barnard Subseries II.22. Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1947-1969 (1947-1953), 1947-1969
Series V: Eileen Barroso Photographs
Subseries V.1. Miscellaneous Photo Albums Subseries V.2. Miscellaneous Sports Negatives Subseries V.3. 1998 University Photographer Negatives, 1998 Subseries V.4. 1999 Negatives and Prints, 1999 Subseries V.5. 2000 Negatives and Prints, 2000 Subseries V.6. 2001 Negatives and Prints, 2001 Subseries V.7. 2002 Negatives and Prints, 2002 Subseries V.8. 2003 Negatives, Prints and Optical Discs, 2003 Subseries V.9. 2004 Negatives, Prints, and Optical Discs, 2004 Subseries V.10. 2005 Negatives and Optical Discs, 2005 Subseries V.11. 2006 Negatives, Prints and Optical Discs, 2006 Subseries V.12. 2007 Images on Optical Discs, 2007 Subseries V.13. 2008 Images on Optical Discs, 2008 Subseries V.14. 2009 Images on Optical Discs, 2009 Subseries V.15. 2010 Images on Optical Discs, 2010 Subseries V.16. 2011 Images on Optical Discs, 2011 Subseries V.17. 2012-2016 Images on Optical Discs, 2012-2016 |
Series IV: Protest and Activism PhotographsThese photographs consist of black-and-white photographic prints, negatives, and contact sheets depicting student protest activities at Columbia from April 21, 1967 to April 21, 1969, with the overwhelming majority of items dating from April and May, 1968 - the period of the most sustained and significant student protests at Columbia. The images depict protest activities around the campus, scenes of the occupation in a number of Columbia buildings, and the aftermath of these occupations, as well as many of the Columbia individuals who were prominently involved in the student protests. These individuals include SDS student leader Mark Rudd, Columbia President Grayson Kirk, Vice President David Truman, Columbia College Dean Henry Coleman, and Assistant Dean Michael Platt. Faculty members who figured prominently in events, such as Michael Sovem (Co-chair of the Executive Committee of the Joint Faculties of Columbia and later President of Columbia), Alan Westin (also Co-chair of the Executive Committee and a member of the Ad Hoc Faculty Group Steering Committee), and Immanual Wallerstein (Ad Hoc Faculty Group Steering Committee), as well as Archibald Cox and other members of the Cox Commission, which was formed in early May, 1968 to investigate the causes of the protests, are also featured in these images. Prints, negatives, and contact sheets are arranged chronologically and housed together in two archival photo binders. Two sets of negatives are 120 mm format, while the rest of the items in the collection are 35 mm format. Duplicate copies of some prints and numerous duplicates of some contact sheets have been retained, but they are foldered and housed separately in one manuscript box. Apart from the 1967 and 1969 rolls, the prints and contact sheets were originally housed in 15 large manila envelopes, which were dated on the outside, while the negatives were housed in 65 protective sleeves, which were labeled "Protest" and also bore dates, along with A, B, C, ...markings in some instances (e.g. "4/48/68-A "); these additional notations are on the inventory listing, when applicable. A few of the negative sleeves also had brief descriptive hand-written notes about the subjects of the photos. In addition, many of the negatives and contact sheets had themselves been dated, presumably by their photographer. These dates and notes have been used to date the items and to organize and describe the collection. They have been compared with dates in the select chronologies of events depicted. The University Photographer for the Office of Public Affairs during these years was Manny Warman, but the negatives cannot be definitively attributed to him. Some negative sleeves had names noted on them, along with dates and other information, and these may be the names of photographers; this information is noted as follows: "Phil": rolls 12, 18,23,24,29,30,38,39,40,41,51,5455,58 "Goldstein": rolls 12,21,27,34,43,63 "O'Stearle": roll28 "Heller": roll 29 "Erica": roll 36 "Bob Noble": rolls 69, 70 "Eckenberg": roll 73 |