13. Student Life

Scope and Contents This collection contains records from student life on campus. This includes menus and programs from junior and senior banquets, class (sophomore, junior, and senior) performances, unofficial student publications, letters from NCC students, student-initiated petitions and social action projects, and copies of college cheers and songs. Programs from May Fete and Field Day are also included. May Fete was a springtime event that showcased performances from each class, coronation of a...

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This collection contains minutes of meetings of the Student Publications Board from December 1948 to May 1966. The files additionally include agendas, budgets outlining costs of the individual publications, and the Student Publications Board Constitution and its subsequent revisions. However, the majority of this collection is correspondence, specifically, carbon copies of applications for editorial positions with the publications.

Scope and Contents This collection contains meeting minutes, correspondence, memoranda, reports, directories, fliers, photographs, newspaper clippings, press releases, and presentations for Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE). Annual reports for the national SIFE organization and NCC’s chapter are available from 1987-2001 and 2006-2007. National newsletters, called SIFE Lines, are available from 1988-1990, 1992-1994, and 1997-1998. NCC’s chapter is noted in these newsletters, with the exception of the 1998...

Scope and Contents This collection includes weekly programs, broadcast transcripts, member rosters, program proposals, and control room instructions for the College radio station. The majority of the papers date from 1967 through 1985 though some papers are from more recent years.In addition, a selection of shows, newscasts, and excerpts of shows from 1972-1982 are available in digital format. Audio files of broadcasts, which won awards from the Illinois Broadcasters Association (IBA) Student...

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Series 1: Files, 1873-1957. Series 2: Student Handbooks, 1873-1950. See series descriptions for further details.