Correspondence with Regents, 1911-1969.

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Correspondence with Regents, 1911-1969.

Correspondence and communication between the River Falls representatives of the Board of Regents and the school. The bulk of the collection contains information on physical plant expansion, budgeting, curriculum changes and legislation affecting Board policy.

2.8 c.f. (7 archives boxes)

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