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The J.P. Smith Printing Company was a local printing establishment in Logan, Utah, founded in 1881 by John P. Smith and Clarence Cummings.

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The President Glen L. Taggart papers document his time as the eleventh president of Utah State University (USU) and includes correspondence, office files, reports, awards, speeches, and other assorted files.

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This is a collection of information on how Utah State University’s Interfaith Initiative project began and the shaping process it endured. It includes emails, flyers, PowerPoints, meeting notes, roundtable summaries and transcriptions, IRB forms, grant applications.

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The USU Student Entertainment photograph collection consists of 202 photographs and negatives as well as a variety of documents such as newspaper clippings, postcards, and programs pertaining to Utah State University student entertainment. Prominent among the photographs are pictures of individual student performers, orchestral groups, unidentified vocal groups, The Springfields, The Youngtimers, and Village Voices.

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380 black and white photographic images, including portraits of previous Student Union administrators and images of students in the TUB and Student Union

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This collection consists of photographs from the 1969 edition of the Utah State University Buzzer yearbook.

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Articles from local newspapers concerning Utah State University.

Abstract 398 black and white photographs, depicting a wide variety of student activities on the university campus and in the city of Logan, Utah. Most of the photographs were taken in and around the Student Union (later named the Taggart Student Center). Photographs include various student-sponsored dances (including student committees and advertisements), talent contests and other student musical and theatrical performances, homecoming activities, art exhibits, international student displays, winter...