Special event files, 1969-1986.

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Special event files, 1969-1986.

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This series contains the special event files from 1969 to 1986 maintained by the Florida State University Office of the President. Presidents Stanley Marshall (1969-1976) and Bernard Sliger (1977-1991) served during this period. The records include correspondence, memoranda, reports, guest lists, and minutes of meetings. Topics include admissions, Eminent Scholars, commencement exercises, visits by dignitaries, and the naming of university buildings.

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