Faculty Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics, Records of the 1906-1981

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Faculty Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics, Records of the 1906-1981

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The records of the Faculty Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics include material which spans the dates 1906-1971. The bulk of the records are from the 1950s and 1960s, with only a few miscellaneous items previous to that. The records have been divided into three categories: Local Committee Records, Intercollegiate Conference (Big Ten) Athletic Association Records, and N.C.A.A. and Miscellaneous Records.

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