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Alpha Chi Omega (Beta Delta chapter) Sorority records, 1990/2007

4.34 Linear Feet
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Oversized composite photographs of Alpha Chi Omega Beta Delta chapter members.

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Barbara McKnight Benham papers, 1966/2021

0.39 cubic feet 5 folders in 2 boxes
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The Barbara McKnight Benham Papers, 1966-2021, comprise materials related to Madison College sorority life, campus events, and alumni associated events. The collection focuses primarily on McKnight's student experience as a member of the Alpha Sigma Tau sorority with correspondence, photographs, and invitations giving insight to campus life from 1966-1970.
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Barbara McKnight Benham papers, 1966/2021 0.39 cubic feet 5 folders in 2 boxes

Chi Omega (Omicron Beta Chapter) Records, 1921/2012

10.00 Linear Feet
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This collection includes photograph albums/scrapbooks, photographs, a roll book, pledge books, and meeting minutes. Portions of this collection may be restricted.

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Chi Omega (Omicron Beta Chapter) Records, 1921/2012 10.00 Linear Feet

Delta Omicron (Delta Tau Chapter) records, 1950/2018

45.07 Linear Feet
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The Delta Omicron (Delta Tau Chapter) collection includes composite photographs of fraternity members, as well as general papers documenting the activities of the fraternity including constitution and by-laws, songbooks, "The Wheel" periodical, devotionals, notebooks, and awards.

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Delta Omicron (Delta Tau Chapter) records, 1950/2018 45.07 Linear Feet

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