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Coach Don "Swede" Larson's Football Playbooks, Don Larson

History

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Founders' Day Convocation (1979 Program And Audio), Illinois Wesleyan University

Founders’ Day

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Now Wherefore Stopp'st Thou Me?, Sammye Crawford Greer

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

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The Joy Of Chemistry- Personal Impressions (Text And Audio), Frank D. Starkey

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

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Peopletalk: Robert Eckley, Robert S. Eckley

Promotional Materials

President Robert Eckley remarks on recent faculty work on the curriculum and the new Career Center. See transcript linked below.

Peopletalk: Mary Lehmann, Mary Lehmann '78, Jerry Bidle

Promotional Materials

Lehman is a Senior in the School of Nursing and speaks of the importance of a liberal arts background to her chosen profession and to her development as a person. She also highlights her involvement on Student Senate and the ways that professional schools are part of the Illinois Wesleyan community as a whole. She describes the broad range of clinical settings she's had as part of the curriculum and the travel opportunities that are available. She closes her remarks with a reflection on the importance of self-evaluation she's done in consultation with a faculty member.

Peopletalk: Craig Hill, Craig Hill '78, Jerry Bidle

Promotional Materials

Hill is a Senior Religion major and speaks of the ability to conduct independent studies in the community and that he values the close connection with faculty. He also mentions campus activities like the Religious Life Committee of the Student Senate and groups that students form. Other majors that connect to Religious studies are also mentioned.

Peopletalk: Jack Sikma, Jack Sikma '77, Jerry Bidle

Promotional Materials

Sikma is an Accounting major, Class of 1977, although he is a team member of the Seattle Supersonics at the time of the interview. Speaks to the reasons he chose IWU, both for the academic program and for the welcoming atmosphere. He also speaks about the balance of being a scholar-athlete, with academics coming first but with hard work he also succeeded in basketball. He found that faculty in his academic courses were supportive when the team traveled, specifically mentioning a trip to Israel, but did not show preferential treatment due to his successes. He felt that the sum of …

Ann And David Skillrud, Ann Stroink Skillrud '76, David M. Skillrud '76, Jerry Bidle

Promotional Materials

Ann (Stroink) and David Skillrud share their reasons for choosing IWU. They are both members of the class of 1976, Biology and Chemistry majors, respectively, and SIU Medical students at the time of the interview.

Ann transferred in as a second semester Freshman from a large school and cites her interest in being taught by PhDs as one reason. She enjoyed being challenged in her science classes and also enjoyed classes in the Humanities and Art History and enjoyed taking Voice lessons in the School of Music.

David also chose IWU for the benefit of learning from PhDs, some who …

Peopletalk: Daryl Deets, Daryl Deets '73, Jerry Bidle

Promotional Materials

Deets, Class of 1973, is a Wisconsin attorney at the time of this interview. He discusses how new students are made to feel at home contrasted to his experience at a larger school. He also talks about opportunities to participate outside of things focused on his major. He speaks about student government and co-choir experiences, the relationships established with people from different disciplines, and how his courses prepared him and his peers for law school. He also found the chance to meet other professionals and the close connections he had with faculty and advisors.

Peopletalk: Kate Romani, Kate Romani, Jerry Bidle

Promotional Materials

Romani was the director of the Career Education Center and speaks of its formation and what sets it apart from programs at other schools. She also discusses the need it addresses from a developmental standpoint for students including how strategies used to identify curricular offerings can help students after graduation.

Peopletalk: Marsha Guenzler, Marsha Guenzler '78, Jerry Bidle

Promotional Materials

Guenzler was a Biology major and graduated with the Class of 1978. Discusses enjoying dorm life during her first year and also being a member of a sorority, Alpha Omicron Pi. She goes into detail about being a student member of the Admissions committee and the value she finds in having an equal vote on that committee.

Emotion Recollected In Tranquillity, Harvey F. Beutner

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

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James Sutorius About The Andros Targets, James Sutorius '67, Steve Vogel '68

Interviews for WGLT

Radio interview with James Sutorius '67 about his new TV show, The Andros Targets.

Peopletalk: Joan And John Luttrell, Joan Luttrell, John Luttrell, Jerry Bidle

Promotional Materials

The parents of Stephen Luttrell, Business Administration major, Class of 1978. They are Millikin alumni and talk about why they thought IWU would be a better choice for their son. They also speak of their role on IWU's Parents' Council and the importance of that group.

Grace Green Shields, Grace Green Shields '17, Rachel Sheilds Scott

All oral histories

Interview with Grace Green Shields, Class of 1917, daughter of an IWU faculty member, who was born in, and lived in, a house adjacent to IWU. The interview took place on September 4, 1976 and was conducted in South Haven, Michigan by her daughter, Rachel Shields Scott.

Mrs. Shields relates several stories about growing up around campus and going to IWU as a student. One story is about how she and her sister won the first-ever intercollegiate tennis tournament hosted by Millikin in 1917, the significance of which both Grace and her daughter discuss since it is years before the …

Poetae Patriae Amantes: A Tribute In Five Scenes, R. Bedford Watkins

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

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"The Wizard Of Oz Doesn't Live Here Anymore", Jerry Israel

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

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Give Us Wings, Lucile Klauser

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

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The Occult Revisited, Max A. Pape

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

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The Varieties Of Hemlock, Robert W. Burda

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

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Founders' Day Convocation (1973 Program And Audio), Illinois Wesleyan University

Founders’ Day

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Emily Dale Rebuttal To Schlafly, Emily Dale

All oral histories

In her introduction, Dale states that she was invited to provide this commentary on IWU's radio station (WESN) in response to a Phyllis Schlafly broadcast about the Equal Rights Amendment.

The Liberal Art ― Vision And Form, John Ficca

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

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Founders' Day Convocation (1972 Program And Audio), Illinois Wesleyan University

Founders’ Day

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Commencement 1971 (Program And Audio), Illinois Wesleyan University

Commencement Ceremonies

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The Noisy Conflict Of Half-Truths, Doris C. Meyers

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

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Maurice E. Zetterholm, Maurice E. Zetterholm '15, Lee Short '44, Jerry Bidle

All oral histories

Maurice E. Zetterholm, a Law graduate of Illinois Wesleyan University in the Class of 1915, was a member of the Pi Kappa Alpha and Pi Kappa Delta fraternities during his time here. He began studying Law at the University of Illinois in 1913, but decided to transfer to Wesleyan on the advice of his mentor, Illinois Supreme Court Justice C.C. Craig.

Side one of the original tape contains reflections on his personal history, education and business careers. On side two he discusses his military career. The two sides have been combined into one digital recording; the original may be used …

The Coed Nurse Newsletter, Mary D. Shanks

IWU 175th Anniversary Digital Archive

This newsletter written by Mary Shanks, director of the Brokaw Collegiate School of Nursing, explains the reason behind nursing uniforms and caps.

Barbara Ward, Barbara Ward

Stevenson Lecture Series

Barbara Ward is the six speaker in the Adlai Stevenson series; she is a British political Scientis and autho, and is also known as Lady Jackson, wife of Sir Robert Jackson. This speech is titled "Survival in the Seventies."