Scope and Contents From the Collection: Emanuel Haldeman-Julius began publishing Little Blue Books in 1919. He had written for several Socialist newspapers and edited the APPEAL TO REASON, a national Socialist weekly, before he launched the publication of his inexpensive paperback books. Till his deather in 1951, he issued some two thousand titles in the series, which ranged from THE RUBAIYAT, his first Little Blue Book, to HOW TO PSYCHOANALYZE YOURSELF, THE LIFE OF JESUS, and Schaopenhauer's ART OF CONTROVERSY. It is estimated...

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This is the collection of souvenir objects related largely to the history of Rollins College and the surrounding community since its founding in 1885, including: historical makers, wall plaques, college medals and rings, flags and banners, buttons, T-shirts, caps, and clothing items.

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This is the collection of Rollins photos taken by Robert Hartley ('91 '01MBA) while a student of the College of Arts & Sciences and the Crummer Graduate School of Business, and later as a professional photographer at Robert Hartley Photography, Inc.

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This is the collection of information on conferences, seminars, programs and colloquies sponsored by or taken place at Rollins College since the early 20th century to present. In addition to announcements, conference arrangement and programs, some proceedings are also included.

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This collection covers Fraser's working years from 1936 until his retirement in 1973. Included in his collection are handwritten notes from the field of battle in World War II, broadcasts scripts for radio and television, correspondence, photographs, memorabilia, and maps.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Starting with the enrollment of Cuban students in the late 19th century, Rollins began to educate students for global citizenship, and that effort was greatly intensified during the tenure of President of Hamilton Holt, an ardent internationlist himself. Originally named the Foreign Studies, the Office of International Programs oversees and coordinates all off-campus international programs for Rollins students, which include approved semester programs, faculty-led summer programs, and...

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Photo on cardboard

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This is the collection of various posters, architectural drawings, events and program announcements, campus maps, aerial views and oversized photos, and fraternity and sorority related items.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Emanuel Haldeman-Julius began publishing Little Blue Books in 1919. He had written for several Socialist newspapers and edited the APPEAL TO REASON, a national Socialist weekly, before he launched the publication of his inexpensive paperback books. Till his deather in 1951, he issued some two thousand titles in the series, which ranged from THE RUBAIYAT, his first Little Blue Book, to HOW TO PSYCHOANALYZE YOURSELF, THE LIFE OF JESUS, and Schaopenhauer's ART OF CONTROVERSY. It is estimated...

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This is the collection of various posters, architectural drawings, events and program announcements, campus maps, aerial views and oversized photos, and fraternity and sorority related items.