Records of the Dean of Special Events, Joe W. Miller (1906-1979) 1929-1976

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Records of the Dean of Special Events, Joe W. Miller (1906-1979) 1929-1976

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This series is comprised of the General Files maintained by Joe W. Miller, Dean of Special Events, which span the period from 1943 to 1976, although the bulk of the records emanated from the latter part of 1960's and early 1970's. The records are arranged according to three broad categories: General Subject Files, Schools, Departments and Buildings and Student Activities and Organizations.

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