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A newspaper advertisement by the Eastern Travel Company. It describes the symptoms of "summervacationitis" supposedly experienced by college students and possible vacation and travel locations which could cure it.

A two page typed statement of dogma written by Libby True, M.D. the founder of the organization called M.U.S.H. or Mushrooms United for Sporadic Happiness! This statement describes the founding principles, beliefs and motivations behind the…

Page 7 contains a full volume of the Connecticut College's student newspaper the Conn Census Vol. 50, No. 26, Thursday, September 30, 1965. Other newspaper clippings on the page include an article entitled "A Man's Opinion," which provides a young…

Full issue of the Conn Census, Connecticut College, Vol. 50, No. 26, Thursday, September 30, 1965.

This article offers a male's opinion on previous articles published in the Conn Census. These include a Christmas ad, an article about a Cabinet Straw-Ballot decision against giving the Conn Census editor a right to vote on upcoming issues and a…

A word collage entitled "1966" by Linda Lee Abel. The collage describes her thoughts on the year through words, letters and punctuation, which were cut from magazines and attached to a sheet of construction paper. This sheet was then folded and…

Page 6 holds two different collages created by Linda. The first collage focuses on the theme of love. The second is entitled '1966'; its theme relates to its title, the year 1966. This collage is adhered to the page underneath the Freshman Majors…

Page 4 contains assorted ephemera. There is a Boston Museum of Science pamphlet from the 1960s detailing the museum's exhibits and floor plans at the time; an article on college guides to datesmanship; a short clipping on how boys can easily get…

Newspaper clipping of an article on the topic of coeducation at Yale University. Yale University President Kingman Brewster Jr. discusses his ideas and feelings on coeducation at Yale and the possibility of Vassar College, a womens college in…

Clipping of a New York Times article by William Borders discussing Yale University President Kingman Brewster Jr's decision to initiate a coeducational environment at Yale in September of 1969 by admitting five hundred girls.