Records, 1974-

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Records, 1974-

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Collection consists of records of the Council on Budget and Priorities at Dartmouth College. Includes the Task Force on Budget and Priorities reports, as well as subcommittee reports. Includes material regarding the establishment of the annual budget for Dartmouth College, its departments, and its associated schools. Also includes CBP reports, meeting minutes, agendas, general correspondence, and other materials.

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