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Carl M. Weideman Papers, 1921-1972 (majority within 1932-1934)
3 linear feet — 1 oversize folder — 2 oversize volumes
Carlos P. Romulo sound recording, May 7, 1957
1.25 GB — 1 audiotape (analog, 7 1/2 ips; 7 inches; reel-to-reel tapes)
Address to the Detroit School of Government, 1957 May 07
Audio Reel-to-Reel, 7 inch, 7 ½ ips
Subject file
The Subject file, arranged alphabetically, includes correspondence with Wells' many friends and colleagues as well as other files detailing his scholarly interests and organizational activities. There are, for instance, extensive files relating to his analysis of new editions of dictionaries, particularly Webster's New World Dictionary 1953 edition, to his participation with the Michigan Committee of Americans for Poland, and to his interest the usage of the English language.
Subject File, 1982-1986
The Subject File, contained in boxes 1-2, covers the period 1982-1986. It includes correspondence, interviews, budget proposals, speeches, articles, lists and reports concerning administration of the project, and staff activities. Two major; portions of the material are D. Lydia Bronte's survey on aging, which familiarized her with the subject, and Bronte and Alan Pifer's trip to Sweden, where they studies aging in Europe's oldest society. The series is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Carol H. Tice Papers, 1970-2012 (majority within 1970-2000)
8.5 linear feet (in 9 boxes) — 1 oversize box — 1 oversize folder — 2.31 GB (online)
Teaching-Learning Communities Records
The Teaching-Learning Communities Records series (1971-2012, 5.5 linear feet plus one oversize box and one oversize folder) consists of materials related to the T-LC program created by Tice and others. This includes administrative materials such as budgets, planning and volunteer records as well as correspondence. Additionally are event records from a visit by Margaret Mead and a concert by Eva Jessye, as well as curricular materials created by T-LC and Lifespan Resources, Inc. such as guidebooks, training materials, and worksheets used by volunteers and teachers. Finally some student work is included along and informational materials such as photographs of students and volunteers, newspaper clippings about T-LC, brochures, posters, and scrapbooks.
Personal, 1990-2005
The Personal series (0.2 linear feet) contains letters of appreciation, Curriculum Vitas, awards and newsclippings. The Curriculum Vitas are notable for their thoroughness and comprehensiveness.