Records of the Media Board, 1948-1982 [manuscript].

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Records of the Media Board, 1948-1982 [manuscript].

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Minutes of Board meetings, bylaws, general correspondence, statements of procedure and policy, financial records, publication contracts, and personnel actions of student publications. Included are separate files for the "Alchemist," "Carolina Handbook," "Carolina Quarterly," "Cellar Door," "Daily Tar Heel," WCAR and WXYC radio, and the "Yackety Yack."

About 1400 items (3.0 linear ft.).

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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In 1923, the Carolina Publications Union was established, by a vote of the student body, to oversee the operations of publications funded by student fees: "Carolina Magazine," "Daily Tar Heel," and "Yackety Yack." The Publications Board was designated as the governing body for the Union, and, as such, it supervised the finances, editorial policy, appointments of personnel, and other administration of student publications. The Board later became an administrative agency of Student Government. Its...