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Chapman Archways
No full textTwo students talking by the archways in front of Chapman Graduate Center
San Antonio City Council, 1975-1977
No full textPhotograph taken in 1975 of the 1975-1977 City of San Antonio City Council. Left to right: Place 4 - Reverend Claude W. Black, Jr.; Place 3 - Henry G. Cisneros; Place 2 - Robert P. "Bob" Billa; Place 1 - Phil Pyndus; Mayor - Lila Cockrell; Place 8 - Dr. D. Ford Nielsen; Place 9 - Richard Teniente ; Place 6 - Al Rohde; Place 5 - Glen Hartman. Copyright for this photograph is retained by COSA, Office of the City Clerk, and is presented here with their kind permission
Student Handbook
No full text"It's interesting to see what the freshman experience was like then as compared to now. The Tiger's Den, where we could watch television, closed at 11 p.m. And apparently there was a computer quiz game next to the foosball table. And, students could "check out" Frisbees from the student union.
San Antonio City Council, 1975-1977
No full textColor photograph taken in 1975 of the 1975-1977 City of San Antonio City Council. Left to right: Place 4 - Reverend Claude W. Black, Jr.; Place 3 - Henry G. Cisneros; Place 2 - Robert P. "Bob" Billa; Place 1 - Phil Pyndus; Mayor - Lila Cockrell; Place 8 - Dr. D. Ford Nielsen; Place 9 - Richard Teniente ; Place 6 - Al Rohde; Place 5 - Glen Hartman. Copyright for this photograph is retained by COSA, Office of the City Clerk, and is presented here with their kind permission
Idea Workshop Launch
No full textA flyer that is advertising the Idea Workshop from Learning About Learning
Messages to my World
No full textMessages to My World: As a program creator for Learning About Learning, Julia Jarrell would pull together topics, images, participant responses from workshops and events. Jarrell would often work with Susan Marcus to recreate these ideas as a visual experience in a publication. As part of a larger project on family and community, Jarrell made a list of starters that she wished she had handy to communicate with her family and colleagues. Marcus turned them into cards as activities in neighborhood workshops and later refined the cards as a package for Neiman Marcus