Juris Upatnieks papers, 1963-1994 (majority within 1965-1979)
7.25 linear feet (in 7 boxes) — 1 oversize folder — 453 MB (online)
7.25 linear feet (in 7 boxes) — 1 oversize folder — 453 MB (online)
The Laboratory Notebooks series (3 notebooks and 453 MB online) contains digitized versions of Juris Upatnieks's laboratory notebook from January 16, 1963 to December 2, 1982. The notebooks record variables, procedures, and results of experiments related to hologram construction, photography, microscopy, and optics among related topics. Includes Upatnieks's analyses of results, equations, hand drawn renderings of optical set ups and photographic examples of holograms.
3.5 linear feet (including oversize) — 1 oversize folder — 241 MB (online)
0.2 linear feet — 5 sound discs (78 rpm) — 6 GB (online)
The Sound Recordings series (0.1 linear feet, 5 sound discs, 2.5 GB) includes recordings of Imam Hussein Karoub and other family members, including Imam Karoub's recitation of the Athan, a conversation with Wajih Salah of the United Nations, singing and poetry reading by family members including Nabiha, Mohammad, and Carl Karoub; also a recording of 50th anniversary dinner for Imam Hussein Karoub. The recordings are found in 5 Wilcox-Gay Recordio disks (78 rpm, circa 1947-1949) and 1 tape reel (1961).
Audio Reel-to-Reel, 7 inch, 7 1/2 ips
5 linear feet — 128.96 MB (online) — 14 digital audiovisual files (online)
5.5 linear feet (in 7 boxes) — 3.1 GB (online)
The Organizational Records include minutes of meetings, reports, book wish lists, anniversary and celebratory materials, clippings and photographs, and financial records. There are also materials relating to the history of the Ladies Library Association and its members. Organizational records for the years following 1970 are also organized in chronological files. Records of the 2016 sesquicentennial celebration of the organization include programs, flyers, and a digital recording of Francis Blouin's presentation for the event.
10 linear feet (in 13 boxes) — 1 oversize folder — 5 GB (online) — 62 digital audio files
The Sound recordings series contains 78-rpm, 45-rpm, and 33 1/2- rpm records of dances and compositions performed by various Polish folk music orchestras, as well as audio cassettes and digital recordings of radio shows, performances, and interviews. Material in this series is arranged in alphabetical order by author or performer. Many of these recordings have been digitized and reissued in the CD collection "American Polish Music from Detroit."
Unit Publications include addresses, annual reports; bulletins and catalogs; directories of students, alumni, faculty and staff; journals and manuals for faculty and students; newsletters, including a run of the newsletter Law Quadrangle Notes, and printed versions of the on-line newsletter The Docket; various reports; and yearbooks. There are six histories of the Law School or a component thereof, including one by Elizabeth Gaspar Brown titled The Law School of the University of Michigan 1859 - 1984: An Intellectual History.
Note that beginning in November 2002 the authoritative source for program degree requirements are the printed bulletins with effective dates stored as digital files, accessible at http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/handle/2027.42/86079. Also, note that Bentley holdings of the Michigan Law Review are separately cataloged and that the full complete run is maintained by the University of Michigan Law Library.