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Record Group 20 Student Life University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives Record Group Guide ___________________________________________________________________________ Call # Title Record Group 20 Student Life Series 20/0/0/1 University Press Microfilm (4 Jan 1876-30 June 1883-Reel 1), (8 Sept 1883-8 Oct 1886-Reel 2) Series 20/0/0/1 The Campus Microfilm Vol. 1 No. 1- No.11 (6 Oct 1881-Jan 1882) on Reel 2 with above Series 20/0/0/1 The Badger Microfilm Vol. 1 No. 12-Vol. II No. 36 (5 Jan 1882-23 June 1883) on Reel 2 above Series 20/0/0/1 Vol. III No. 1-Vol. IV No. 29 (8 Sept 1883-13 June 1885) on Reel 3 Series 20/0/0/1 UW Trochos (1885, 1887) on Reel 3 Series 20/0/0/1 UW Badger (1889-1893) on Reel 3 Series 20/0/0/2 Aegis Vol. I, No. 1-Vol. XIV, No.9 (15 Sept 1886-June 1900) 3 Reels Series 20/0/0/3 Sphinx Vol. 1, No. 1 -Vol. X, No. 14 (29 Sept 1899-29 May 1909) 2 Reels Series 20/0/0/4 Wisconsin Literary Magazine Vol. I, No. 1- Vol. VIII (Dec 1903-May 1911) 1 Reel Series 20/00/5 UW Badger (1894-1910) 3 Reels Series 20/1/1/00/1 Daily Cardinal [Microfilm] v.1, no. 1 (4 Apr. 1892) Reel 1 -v. 119, no. 48 (15 Nov. 2009) Reel 163 Accession 2014/443 Daily Cardinal [DVD] (Spring 2008-Spring 2010) Series 20/00/1 Directories, Student Organizations (1948-1967, .3 c.f.) Series 20/0/1 Student Biographical Material (1883-1998, 3.3 c.f.) Index in binder. Series 20/0/1 Class of 1880 Reunion Letters (1930) Series 20/0/1 Box 16 Dollard, John –typescripts (1926) Series 20/0/1 Box 14 Kluckhohn, Clyde –Papers (1925-1960) Series 20/0/1 Box 16 Frautschi, Lowell –Papers (1926) Accession 2013/195 Heller, Maxine –Memorabilia (1960s, 3 Folders) Accession 2013/221 Fribourg, Henry –Escape to Freedom, CDR-Amazon Kindle Format Accession 2015/084 Bartle, Betty Belle Sayer-Class of 1947-Memorabilia (1942-1947) Accession 2015/099 Pollack, Ruth Mary Stephens Jordan –Class notes for Social and Intellectual History of U.S. taught by Merle Curti-Summer 1945. Series 20/0/2 Student Scrapbooks (1856-1953, 63 Volumes) see list in Dept. File or check library catalog. Series 20/0/3 Student Diaries (1874-1950, 11 Volumes) Accession 2012/566 Barker, Nellie –Exercise Book (1885, 1 vol.) Accession 2013/092 Lemke, Arthur Athneil –Memorabilia (1/2 AB) Accession 2014/050 The Stuff of Fairy Tales by Jean Strehlow Whalen, 2009 Accession 2015/065 Finkelstein, Ervin & Helen Bruner Papers (in 436) Series 20/0/4 Miscellaneous Publications - Calendars, Almanacs, Manuscripts, ( ,1 c.f.) Series 20/1 Student Publications (for list of publications - see Dept. File) Series 20/1/1 Annuals Series 20/1/1/00/1 Trochos (Yearbook)(1884, 1887, 1888, 3 Volumes) Series 20/1/1/00/2 The Wisconsin Badger (Yearbook) (1888-ongoing, 111 Volumes) Series 20/1/1/1 Yearbook Editors, General Files Series 20/1/1/1/1 Faust, Thomas, 1940 Badger (1940-1941, .3 c.f.) Series 20/1/1/1/2 Schmitz, Robert, 1941 Badger Series 20/1/1/2 Badger Board of Control (1947-1971, .1 c.f.) Series 20/1/2 Newspapers Series 20/1/2/00/1 The Daily Cardinal (1892-Jun 1999, Bound Volumes-some out of circulation, Microfilm) Accession 2004/046 Cardinal Board records (1998-2003, .3 c.f.) % 1 University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives, 425 Steenbock Memorial Library, 550 Babcock Dr., Madison, WI 53706 608-262-5629 [email protected] Http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ + Indicates Department File % Indicates unprocessed material University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives Record Group Guide ___________________________________________________________________________ Call # Title Accession 2014/443 Daily Cardinal [DVD] (Spring 2008-Spring 2010) Series 20/1/2/00/2 Wisconsin Daily News Vol. 1, no.1 (18 June1912)-Vol.2, no.59 (30 Nov. 1913) Series 20/1/2/00/3 The Exposition Echo Vol.1, no.1 (25 Mar 1915), no. 2 (26 Mar.), no.3 (27 Mar.) Series 20/1/2/00/4 Exposition News Vol. 1, no.1 (10 Feb. 1915)-Vol.2, no.7 (18 Apr. 1925) Series 20/1/2/00/5 The Scorpion Vol.1, no.1-no.5 (9 Feb. 1923-17 Apr. 1923) Series 20/1/2/00/6 The Proletarian Vol. 1, no.1-4 (11 March 1924-24 July 1924) Series 20/1/2/00/7 Flip Series 20/1/2/00/8 Club Life Vol. 18, no. 2 (March, 1925) Series 20/1/2/00/9 The Issue Vol. 1, no. 1-Vol.2, no.1 (Dec1925-Nov.1926) Series 26/11/1 Box 13 The New Issue, v. 2, no. 2 (March 1927) Series 20/1/2/00/10 The Outcome Vol.1, no. 1 (1926) Series 20/1/2/00/11 Wisconsin Student Independent Vol. 1, no.1(10 Oct. 1928)-Vol.3, no.2,(31 Jan.1930) Series 20/1/2/00/12 Progress (Sept., 1938) Series 20/1/2/00/13 Connections Vol.1, no.1 (1 Mar. 1967)-Vol.3, no.9 (6 May 1969) Series 20/1/2/00/13 Madison Kaleidoscope , v. 1, no. 1 (1969)-v. 3, no. 2 (1971)-incomplete Series 20/1/2/00/14 The Badger Herald (1969-1997, Bound Volumes, 1969-1989, 1993-1994 Microfilm) Series 20/1/2/00/14/1 Octopus, The Badger Herald's (1972) Series 20/1/2/00/15 Veterans News Digest (No. 22, October 25, 1948) Series 20/1/2/00/16 Bugle-American, The Madison (-Milwaukee) Series 20/1/2/00/17 Attah (1971) Series 20/1/2/00/18 The Wisconsin Review (1986) Series 26/11/1 Box 13 The Toasting Fork, v. 4, no. 1 (March 17, 1928) Series 20/1/3 Periodicals Series 20/1/3/00/1 The Athenaean Cabinet - Mss. Series 20/1/3/00/2 The Students' Miscellany Vol. 1, No. 1, (Jan 1857)- Vol. 2, No.8 (October 1858) Series 20/1/3/00/3 The University Press Vol. 1, No. 1 (June 1870)- Vol. 16, No. 36 (July 9, 1885) Series 20/1/3/00/3 University Press and The Badger Vol. 17, No.1 (Sept 25, 1885)-Vol. 17, No. 35 (June 30, 1886) Series 20/1/3/00/3 The University Press Vol. 18, No. 1 (Sept 10, 1886)-Vol. 18, No. 5 (October 8, 1886) Series 20/1/3/00/4 The Campus Vol. 1, No. 1 (October 6, 1881)-Vol. 1, No. 11 (December 15, 1881) becomes Badger Series 20/1/3/00/4 Badger Vol. 1, No. 12 (Jan 5, 1882)-Vol. 4, No. 29 (June 13, 1885) becomes University Press & The Badger Series 20/1/3/00/6 The Aegis Vol. 1, No. 1 (Sept 15, 1886)-Vol. 14, No. 9 (June 1900) Series 20/1/3/00/7 The Sphinx Vol. 1 (1899)-Vol. 12 (1910) (1913-loose issues) Series 20/1/3/00/8 The Wisconsin Literary Magazine Vol. 1, No. 1 (December 1903)-Vol. 6, No. 8 (May 1909) becomes Series 20/1/3/00/8 The Wisconsin Magazine Vol. 7, No.1 (October 1909)-Vol. 13, No. 8 (May 1916) becomes Series 20/1/3/00/8 The Wisconsin Literary Magazine Vol. 16, No. 1 (Oct. 1916)-Vol. 25 (Mar. 1929) numbering discrepancy Series 20/1/3/00/9 The Wisconsin Spectator Vol. 1, No. 1-4 (October-December 1908) Series 20/1/3/00/10 Sham Vol. 2, No. 1 (Jan 1913)- Vol. 2, No. 2 (Feb 1913) Series 20/1/3/00/11 The Regimental Eagle Vol. 1, No. 1-3, November 1918 Series 20/1/3/00/12 The Octopus (Vol. 1-34, 1919-1956) Series 20/1/3/00/13 The Wisconsinite (Summer, 1928) Series 20/1/3/00/14 Action Vol. 1, No.1 (April, 1936)-Vol. 2, No. 2 (December, 1936) Series 20/1/3/00/15 The "I" Gotist (Company I, 365th S.U. ASTP)(March, 1944) Series 20/1/3/00/16 Literary Preview Vol. 1, No. 1-3 (December, 1946-March, 1947) 2 University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives, 425 Steenbock Memorial Library, 550 Babcock Dr., Madison, WI 53706 608-262-5629 [email protected] Http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ + Indicates Department File % Indicates unprocessed material University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives Record Group Guide ___________________________________________________________________________ Call # Title Series 20/1/3/00/17 The Wisconsin Athenaean Vol. 1-2 (1949-1951) becomes The Wisconsin Idea Series 20/1/3/00/18 The Wisconsin Idea (Fall 1951, Spring 1952, Spring 1953) Bound v. missing but Accession 2008/541 contains these issues (40C10) Series 20/1/3/00/19 The New Idea Vol. 1, No. 1-9 (November, 1956-Winter, 1963) Series 20/1/3/00/20 The Pebble No. 1, 1958 Series 20/1/3/00/21 Insight and Outlook Vol. 1, No. 1 -Vol. 11, No. 6 Series 20/1/3/00/22 Wisconsin Review (Summer, 1961-Summer, 1963) Series 20/1/3/00/23 Thoth Vol. 1, No. 1 Series 20/1/3/00/24 Ada James Women's Center Newsletter Vol. 1, No. 3 Series 20/1/3/00/25 United Council of U of W Student Governments Newsletter see Library Catalog Series 20/1/3/00/25 United Council Network, Oct. 4, Dec. 1, 1982, Jan. 17, Feb. 1983 Series 20/1/3/00/26 The Madison Insurgent Vol. 2, No. 5, No. 10, No. 11, (1988) Series 20/1/3/00/27 Blaque Inc.
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