Protest for and against Attorney General Edwin Meese III, who spoke in the Anita Tuvin Schlechter Auditorium on September 17, 1985.
Signs include "We find you in contempt of the world court,, "Reagan's Choice is our choice -- College Republicans," "Ed: About that terrorist country club....
Protest in support of Attorney General Edwin Meese III, who spoke in the Anita Tuvin Schlechter Auditorium on September 17, 1985. Signs include "Dickinson welcomes Ed Meese" and "Welcome Attorney General Edwin Meese."
View of the Psychology Building around 1945, which is located at the corner of N. College and W. Louther Streets. Three men in military uniforms are walking down the sidewalk on W. Louther Street. A sign outside of the Psychology Building reads: Military Reservation Restricted...
View of the Psychology Building from the Academic Quad around 1955. The Heating plant and part of the Old Gymnasium are visible on the left side.
View of the Psychology Building from across N. College Street around 1955.
View of the Psychology Building from across N. College Street around 1955. Part of the Heating plant and the steps to Old West are available in the background.
Dickinson's football team punt-kicks the ball to the opposing team in this 1949 live-action shot.
View of a student in a room in one dormitories located in the Upper or Lower Quads.
Education professor Cheri Quinn, center, with students Jon Farley and Lori Wolf, Class of 1997.
