Box 3
Contains 28 Results:
Correspondence, papers, etc. concerning the athletic program, Nov. 1971
Correspondence, papers, etc. concerning the athletic program, Nov. 1971
Correspondence, papers, etc. concerning the athletic progam, Nov.-Dec. 1971
Correspondence, papers, etc. concerning the athletic program, Dec. 1971
Correspondence, papers, etc. concerning the athletic program, Jan. 1972
Correspondence, papers, etc. concerning the athletic program, Feb. 1972
Correspondence, papers, etc. concerning the athletic program, March 1972
Correspondence, papers, etc. concerning the athletic program, April 1972
Correspondence re: Vanderbilt athletic program, Nov. 1971 to Faculty: Winston L. King; R. Chris Hassel; John Gaventa; Harold G. Maier
Correspondence re: Vanderbilt Athletic Program—Karl Haury, Nov. 16, 1971; Joe and Joy White, Nov. 23, 1971
Correspondence re: Vanderbilt Athletic Program, November 1971—Chancellor Heard to Eugene Higgins; Jerry Watson; Arthur Earls; Carlin Rolfe; J. William Douglas
“Vanderbilt” in The Tennessean Monday 11/1/1971; “ The Vandy Plan Intrigues Conference”
Athletic Program—Re: Meeting with students Dec. 2, 1971; Meeting of Executive Committee, March 7, 1972
Correspondence re: Physical Education curriculum, March 1972; Chancellor Heard to Harold Maier with replies (5 separate documents)
Preliminary Agenda, Board of Trust, May 5-6, 1972
Report from the Special Trustee Committee on Athletics, May 1972
“Sidelines—A Major Breakthough” by Fred Russell in the Nashville Banner, Friday May 5, 1972 with Preliminary Report Special Trustee Committee on Athletics
“NCAA Approves VU—Peabody Athletic Tieup” Nashville Banner, Friday May 5, 1972
Correspondence re: Athletic Program May 10, 1972 from John Bibb, Sports Editor, The Tennessean
Correspondence re: Athletic Program, May 17, 1972 from Lane Abernathy, President VU Alumni Association
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