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Professor of mathematics, Washington State University.

From the description of Donald Bushaw papers on the Greystone Foundation, circa 1990s. (Washington State University). WorldCat record id: 697682116

Donald W. Bushaw was born in Bremerton, Washington in 1926. He received a BA in Mathematics from Washington State College in 1949 and a PhD in Mathematics from Princeton University in 1952. Shortly afterwards, Bushaw returned to Washington State College (later Washington State University) for the remainder of his academic career. In addition to his role as a faculty member of the Mathematics department, he also served as the Director of the WSU Libraries and Vice Provost for Instruction. Known for his broad range of interests and knowledge, Bushaw spoke more than ten languages including French, German, Italian, Polish, Russian, and Chinese. The donation of Bushaw's Chinook Jargon materials to Portland State was facilitated by his family, perhaps due to Bushaw's attendance at a Chinook-wawa workshop held on campus.

The Chinook Jargon is a trade language comprised of Chinook language words, Nuu-chah-nulth, French, English, and other languages. It was used extensively in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries for communication between Pacific Northwest American Indians and their trading partners. Originally used among various American Indian communities, the language was later adopted by Euro-Americans for trade among Pacific Coastal peoples.

The Chinook Jargon language consists of only a few hundred words (Edward H. Thomas records approximately 580) and so is highly limited compared to the actual Chinook language, which shares a complexity similar to other native and Indo-European languages.

From the guide to the Chinook Jargon Collection, 1863-2004, (Portland State University Library)

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Robert W. Clower Papers, and undated circa 1916-2000

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Robert W. Clower Papers, and undated, circa 1916-2000

Title: Robert W. Clower Papers, and undated circa 1916-2000

ArchivalResource: 12.2 Linear Feet; 7255 Items

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Chinook Jargon Collection 1863-2004

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Chinook Jargon Collection, 1863-2004

Title: Chinook Jargon Collection 1863-2004

The Chinook Jargon is a trade language comprised of Chinook language words, Nuu-chah-nulth, French, English, and other languages. It was used extensively in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries for communication between Pacific Northwest American Indians and their trading partners. The Chinook Jargon language consists of only a few hundred words (Edward H. Thomas records approximately 580) and so is highly limited compared to the actual Chinook language, which shares a complexity similar to other native and Indo-European languages.

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Centennial Oral History Project Oral Histories 1982-1988

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Centennial Oral History Project Oral Histories, 1982-1988

Title: Centennial Oral History Project Oral Histories 1982-1988

Interviews and records from Washington State University Centennial Oral History Project.

ArchivalResource: 11 linear feet; 22 containers

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Donald Bushaw papers on the Greystone Foundation, circa 1990s.

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Bushaw, Donald. Donald Bushaw papers on the Greystone Foundation, circa 1990s.

Title: Donald Bushaw papers on the Greystone Foundation, circa 1990s.

This collection consists of Donald Bushaw's papers from his service on the board of directors of the Greystone Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to the restoration and use of the historic Greystone Church building in Pullman, WA. The Greystone Foundation operated during the late 1980s through early 1990s. The collection includes minutes, by-laws, articles of incorporation, correspondence, membership information. documentation of events, grant applications, and miscellaneous material.

ArchivalResource: 1 linear foot.

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Clower, Robert W.

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Clower, Robert W.
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Greystone Foundation (Pullman, Wash.)

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Greystone Foundation (Pullman, Wash.)
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Koppel Farm (Pullman, Wash.)

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Koppel Farm (Pullman, Wash.)
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Chinook (Wash.)

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Bushaw, Don

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Bushaw, D. W. (Donald Wayne)

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Chinook (Wash.)

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