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FINDING AID TO THE PURDUE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES AND SPECIAL COLLECTIONS VERTICAL FILES Purdue University Libraries Virginia Kelly Karnes Archives and Special Collections Research Center 504 West State Street West Lafayette, Indiana 47907-2058 (765) 494-2839 http://www.lib.purdue.edu/spcol © 2021 Purdue University Libraries. All rights reserved. Revised by: Archives Staff, 2021 Processed by: Archives Staff Descriptive Summary Creator Information Virginia Kelly Karnes Archives and Special Collections Title Purdue University Archives and Special Collections Vertical Files Collection Identifier MSK 1 Date Span 1900s-2000s Abstract The Vertical Files (1900s-2000s, 182 cubic ft.) documents a variety of events, people, and institutions related to Purdue University, the Greater Lafayette area, and Indiana. Extent 182 cubic feet Finding Aid Author Michael Maune Languages English Repository Virginia Kelly Karnes Archives and Special Collections Research Center, Purdue University Libraries Administrative Information Location Information: ASC Access Restrictions: Collection is open for research. Acquisition Periodically added to until 2008. Information: Preferred Citation: MSK 1, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections Vertical Files, Karnes Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries Copyright Notice: Copyright restrictions may apply. Subjects and Genres Form and Genre Types Brochures Clippings (information artifacts) Press releases Programs Collection Description Scope The Vertical Files (1900s-2000s, 182 cubic ft.) documents a variety of events, people, and institutions related to Purdue University, the Greater Lafayette area, and Indiana. The files are an artificial collection created by Karnes Archives and Special Collections to record the history and significant events surrounding a variety of topics. The most prominent subjects include Purdue buildings, alumni, faculty, staff, fraternities, sororities, athletics, departments, libraries, university presidents, students, and student life. The collection was periodically added to by ASC staff until 2008. The files contain primarily newspaper articles, but also feature excerpts from books, press releases, and other document types. Most documents are facsimiles. The files are organized alphabetically by subject. Descriptive Rules Describing Archives: A Content Standard Processing Information Most newsprint has been photocopied and in most cases original newspaper clippings have been discarded. Some clippings containing images of people or color graphics, or front pages of newspapers, have been preserved for display purposes, with photocopies made available for research. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION 4H – see – AGRICULTURE – COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE or AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF—DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION A.A.U.P. – see – AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS – A.A.U.P. A.C.O.R.N. (Alternative Control Outreach Research Network)- 2003 A.F.T. – see – AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS – A.F.T.-n/a A.I.D.S. (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome)- 1987-1995 ABORTION- 1989-2007 ACADEMIC ACCREDITATION-1991-1994 ACADEMIC ADVISING/ADVISORS- 2002-2007 ACADEMIC BOOT CAMP- 2006 ACADEMIC DECATHALON—see—STATE ACADEMIC DECATHALON ACADEMIC FACILITIES FOUNDATION- Empty Folder ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP FORUM- 2004 ACADEMIC RANK- 1983-1994 ACADEMIC REGULATIONS- Empty Folder ACADEMIC REINSVESTMENT PROGRAM- 1998 ACADEMIC SUCCESS CENTER (School of Liberal Arts)- 2002-2006 ACADEMY PARK (Dedication 4/26/97)- 1997 ACKERMAN CENTER FOR DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP (James F. Ackerman Center)- 2000-2007 ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME – see – A.I.D.S. ADAPTIVE LEARNING PROGRAMS (ALPS)- 1995-1999 ADAPTIVE PROGRAMS (In office of Dean of Students)- 1998-2004 ADDY AWARDS (given for outstanding advertisement campaign)- 2007 ADE, GEORGE – see -- ALUMNI -- ADE, GEORGE ADMINISTRATION- 1970-2006 ADMINISTRATIVE AND PROFESSIONAL STAFF ADVISORY COMMITTEE (APSAC)- 1998-2006 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES BUILDING – see – BUILDINGS, FREEHAFER, LYTLE J.- ADMISSIONS, OFFICE OF – see also – ENROLLMENT 1988-2012 ADULT EDUCATION – see – CONTINUING EDUCATION – ADULT EDUCATION – see also – CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS- ADULTS & CHILDREN TOGETHER AGAINST VIOLENCE (ACT)- 2007 ADVANCED MANUFACTURING SUMMIT – I. MARCH 19-20 2002 II. MAY 20, 2003- 2002-2007 AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS – see – ENGINEERING, COLLEGE OF – AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS AERONAUTICS CORPORATION- 1942-1968 AESTHETICS IN TECHNOLOGY – see – ENGINEERING, COLLEGE OF (PRIVATELY FUNDED PURDUE PROGRAM TO STIMULATE AESTHETIC AWARENESS OF THE ENGINEERING STUDENT) AFFIRMATIVE ACTION (includes Affirmative Action Office)- 1984-2006 AFGHANISTAN – KABUL UNIVERSITY – REBUILDING (agreement signed 2/13/02)- 1967-2005 AFGHANISTAN, KING OF (visit to Purdue, Sept 1963)- 1963-2002 AFRICAN AMERICANS AT PURDUE AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES – see – LIBERAL ARTS, COLLEGE OF – AFRO- AMERICAN STUDIES – see also – HSSE, SCHOOL OF – AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES AG ALUMNI – see – ALUMNI – AG ALUMNI AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES- 2000-2005 AGRICULTURAL AIR QUALITY TEAM (Purdue, launched 1993)- 2005-2007 AGRICULTURAL CENTERS- 2005-2006 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS – see – AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING – see – ENGINEERING, COLLEGE OF – AGRICULTURAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING (as of May 19, 1995) AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION – see – AGRICULTURE – AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION AGRICULTURAL GENOMICS CORE FACILITY- 2002 AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION AND COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER (AICC)- 2004 AGRICULTURAL MALL- 2002 AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS- 2005 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF—BANGLORE, INDIA- 2004 AGRICULTURAL WEATHER SERVICE- 1965-2002 AGRICULTURE – GENERAL- 1991-2006 AGRICULTURE – AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION- 1924-2004 AGRICULTURE – FARMS- 1956-1994 AGRICULTURE – INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS IN AGRICULTURE-1965-2006 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF (1958-2000s)- 1999-2012 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF--AGRICULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – AGRICULTURE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION- 1994-2001 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS-1955-2007 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF—AGRICULTURE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF-(No date available) AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH- AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – AGRONOMY AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – ALUMNI, DISTINGUISHED AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – ANIMAL SCIENCES- 1962-2006 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF—ANIMAL SCIENCES—DISTINGUISHED ANIMAL SCIENCES ALUMNI [2001-2007] AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – BIOCHEMISTRY- 1952-1992 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – BOTANY AND PLANT PATHOLOGY 1921-2006 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – CALENDAR- 1994-2004 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE (1961+)- 1940’s-2009 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE- (1961- 1990) AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF—COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE- 2002-2007 AGRICULTURE – COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE – 1991-2001 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE- Awards- 2004-2006 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE- EDEN- (Extension Disaster Education Network)- 2001-2004 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION (combines three programs in the School of Agriculture: Agricultural Communication, Agricultural Education and 4- H Youth Development) – 2001-2006 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – ENTOMOLOGY- 1962-2007 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – FOOD SCIENCE- 1967-2006 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – FORESTRY AND NATURAL RESOURCES- 1963-2006 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – HONORARIES- 1991-2006 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – HORTICULTURE AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE (9/97)- 1964-2007 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – NEWS BRIEFS- 2001 AGRICULTURE, DEAN OF—see also—AGRICULTURE (General)- 1947-2005 AGRONOMY -- see – AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – AGRONOMY AIESEC (French acronym / translates to International Association of Students for Business in Economics)- 2003 AIM SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM- 2000 AIR FORCE – see – R.O.T.C. – AIR FORCE AIR RACE CLASSIC (AVIATION TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS) 2001-2006– see also – TECHNOLOGY, COLLEGE OF—AVIATION TECHOLOGY AIR TRANSPORTATION CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE (Purdue partner)- 2003-2006 AIRPORT, PURDUE (1942+)- 1935-1989 AIRPORT, PURDUE-1990-2006 AIRPORT, PURDUE (2003+)- 1935-2006 AIRPORT, PURDUE (Aviation Day, June 13, 1911) AIRPORT, PURDUE (Dept of Aviation Technology Students/Instructor Crash, Sept 12, 1997) 1997-1999 AIRPORT, PURDUE—HISTORIC AEROSPACE SITE—DEDICATION JUNE 25, 2005- 2005 AKERS, HOWARD E. (PURDUE MARCH) – see – MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS – BANDS ALAMO BOWL – see – ATHLETICS – FOOTBALL – ALAMO BOWL ALCOHOL AND DRUGS- 1980-2007 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES (served catered campus functions 1/98)- 1997-1998 ALFRED MANN INSTITUTE FOR BIOMEDICAL DEVELOPMENT- 2007 ALIVE@PURDUE (suicide prevention program)- 2007 ALLIANCE FOR INDIANA’S FUTURE- 2002 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA – see – STUDENTS AND STUDENT LIFE – HONOR SOCIETIES- ALPHA PHI OMEGA- 1975-1994 ALPHA ZETA – see – AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF – HONORARIES ALTERNATIVE, THE (4 copies of the first issue)- 1979 ALUMNI, GENERAL – 1909-2006- see also – GALA WEEK—see also— DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI (note: groups precede individuals; individuals are filed alphabetically) ALUMNI (A) ALUMNI- Abbot, Donald W. (2 articles) ALUMNI- Able, Brett (2 articles) ALUMNI- Abel, Steven R ALUMNI- Appino, James B. ALUMNI- Carnaghi, Angelo J. ALUMNI- Cloyd, James C. ALUMNI- Hurley, Laurence H. ALUMNI- Abernathy, Carl ALUMNI- Acheson, Melissa S. 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