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Albert R. Crews (1908-1959) Papers
Collection
Identifier: 20/80
Abstract
Albert R. Crews chaired Northwestern University's new Radio department from 1938-1943, teaching radio acting and writing. His papers contain biographical material and published writings documenting his education, teaching, and later career.
Dates:
1934-2013; Other: Date acquired: 05/05/2013
Found in:
Northwestern University Archives
Ann Kathryn Flagg (1924-1970) Papers
Collection
Identifier: 31/6/63
Abstract
The Ann Kathryn Flagg Papers fill one half-size box, and cover the time period of 1941 to 1988. The Papers consist of biographical information; memorial tributes; press clippings; educational records; correspondence; lesson plans from Flagg's teaching career; speeches, drafts of writings, and excerpted correspondences and speeches; and published writings.
Dates:
1941-1988
Found in:
Northwestern University Archives
Angela Jackson (1951- ) Papers
Collection
Identifier: 31/6/193
Abstract
Angela Jackson (1951- ), a member of Northwestern University's class of 1977, is a poet, novelist, playwright, and biographer. Her papers span the years 1966-2018 in 39 boxes and 5.86 gigabytes; they contain biographical materials, correspondence, manuscripts, teaching material, and publications in physical and born-digital formats.
Dates:
1966 - 2018
Found in:
Northwestern University Archives
Joseph T. McGivern papers
Collection
Identifier: 31/6/220
Abstract
Playwright. This collection consists primarily of the texts of dramatic works written by Joseph T. McGivern, none of which is known to have been produced. This collection also includes poems, essays, correspondence and biographical material.
Dates:
1964 - 1987
Found in:
Northwestern University Archives
Sam Ross (1912-1998) Papers
Collection
Identifier: 55/9
Abstract
The Sam Ross Papers include four folders of correspondence, the first, second, and final drafts of Windy City, working notes for and fragment of the novel, and the second draft of another of his books, Solomon's Palace. The Sam Ross Papers provide an inside view of the tribulations associated with the publication of a novel, and it questions promotional methods, arising from Ross's conviction that Putman & Sons was underselling Windy City. The correspondence is not extensive, and must...
Dates:
1978-1979
Found in:
Northwestern University Archives
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