1. Adams, Agatha Boyd. Paul Green of Chapel Hill . Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Library, 1951. Several pages
on Green and UNC. CRB
G79a
2. Adams, Agatha Boyd. "The Story of Women at the University
of North Carolina." Typescript in North Carolina Collection,
apparently of address given in 1949. Cp378 US26.1
3. Adams, Agatha Boyd. Thomas Wolfe. Carolina Student: A Brief
Biography. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Library,
1950. Excerpts appeared as "Thomas Wolfe at Chapel Hill,"
Carolina Quarterly 2 (Dec. 1949): 21-29, and "The
Friendliness of a Lonely Man," ibid., 2 (Spring 1950): 16-22.
CRB
W855a
4. Adams, Agatha Boyd. "The Tradition of Women at the University
of North Carolina." Typescript in North Carolina Collection,
apparently of address given in 1949. Cp378 US26
5. Adams, John H. "In Other Words, Tolerance: Are We About to
Lose This?" Carolina Alumni Review 74 (Winter 1986):
29-30. Article on Bill Friday's contributions to UNC, excerpted
from the Durham Morning Herald. C378
UT2
6. Albright, Mayne. "The Battle between the Wars: The University's
Role in Modernist Thought." Carolina Alumni Review
72 (Fall 1983): 10-15. Discusses UNC in the 1920s and 1930s. C378
UT2
7. Allcott, Elinor. "From Academiaville toward Chapel Hill:
Town-Gown Relations between the University of North Carolina and
the Town of Chapel Hill." Honors thesis, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1971. C378 UO6 1971 v.1
8. Allcott, John V. "Architect A. J. Davis in North Carolina:
His Launching at the University." North Carolina Architect
20 (Nov.-Dec. 1973): 10-15. C720
S72 1964-1974
9. Allcott, John V. "Campus Architecture." Carolina
Alumni Review 75 (Winter 1987): 29-31. On the writing of Allcott's
The Campus at Chapel Hill . C378
UT2
10. Allcott, John V. The Campus at Chapel Hill: Two Hundred Years
of Architecture. Chapel Hill: Chapel Hill Historical Society,
1986. C378
UW11
11. Allcott, John V. "Early Architecture at the University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill." Antiques 113 (1978):
374-81. FCp720 A42e
12. Allcott, John V. "Robert Donaldson, the First North Carolinian
to Become Prominent in the Arts." North Carolina Historical
Review 52 (1975): 333-66. Some on architect A. J. Davis's contributions
to UNC. Cp970
N87hi v. 52 no. 4
13. Allen, Helen D., comp. "References to Chapel Hill and to
the University of North Carolina Appearing in the Available Issues
of the Hillsborough Recorder, from 1820 to 1879, Located
in the North Carolina Room of Wilson Library, University of North
Carolina." A card file located in the North Carolina Collection.
VC071 H65i
14. Allenby. J. Fraser. "Murder at the Old Well: An Almost
Perfect Crime of the Last Century." Carolina Magazine
63 (April 22, 1934): 7-8. Account of fictional murder. C378
UQm 1921-1948
15. "Alumni Association Observes 100th Birthday." Alumni
Review 31 (1942-43): 221-22. History of the Alumni Association.
C378
UT2
16. "Alumni Dominate Top 100 Tar Heels." Alumni Review
60 (Sept. 1971): 9. Describes recent list of 100 most important
North Carolinians, 41 of whom were alumni of UNC. C378
UT2
17. Anderson, Julia. "The University of North Carolina: A National
University?" Honors thesis, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, 1990. Argues the University has become a national
institution. C378 UO6 1990. v.1
18. Anderson, Mrs. John H. (Lucy). "The University of North
Carolina." Confederate Veteran 38 (1930): 11-15,
51-53, 91-94. A prize-winning essay in three parts. Pt. 1: "The
University in the War between the States." Pt. 2: "University
Alumni in the Confederacy; The University's Sons of Battle. "
Pt. 3: "In the Reconstruction Era." C970.7 C74v1
19. Anderson, Walker. Oration on the Life and Character of the
Rev. Jos. Caldwell, D.D. Late President of the University of North
Carolina. Raleigh: J. Gales & Son, 1835. "Delivered
at the request of the Executive Committee before the trustees,
the faculty and the students in Person Hall, on the 24th of June,
1835." C378 UK3 1835A
20. Annual Report of the President (1897-1934); ...
of the Dean of Administration (1935-1945); ... of the Chancellor
(1946- ). Annual reports of various aspects of UNC administration;
often contain details not, readily found elsewhere. C378
UC
21. "Anti-War Materials" From the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1967-70." Manuscript in the North
Carolina Collection. FVC378 US13
22. "A Place on the Hill." 1990. A videocassette narrated
by Woody Durham and William Hardy. C378 UE1
23. "Archibald Henderson." North Carolina Booklet
14 (1914-15): 163-167. C970 N87b
24. "Architect Uncovers Playmakers' Secrets." Carolina
Alumni Review 71 (Dec. 1982): 8. History of the Playmakers
Theatre. C378
UT2
25. Arras, John D. "Nancy Rhoden: Exploring the Dark Side of
Biomedical Technology." North Carolina Law Review 68
(June 1990): 835-838. Biographical memorial on the occasion of
Professor of Law Nancy Rhoden's death in October 1989. C347.05
N87Lr
26. "Art Department Celebrates 50th Birthday." University
Gazette 13 (Oct. 1987). FC378 UC32
27. Arthur, Billy. "A Changing Chapel Hill." The State
58 (October 1990): 24-28. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
28. Arthur, Billy. "A Kiss Across Time: Two Sweethearts From
Davidson Waited Nearly Six Decades For Even a Modest Buss."
The State 56 (May 1989): 16. Short biographical sketch
on Professor Charles Phillips' family. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
29. Arthur, Billy. "Ante-Bellum Times at the University."
The State 53 (Sept. 1985): 20-21. Excerpts from diary
of N. F. Jones, student in 1857-1858. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
30. Arthur, Billy. "If Times Got Rough He'd Swap Clothes
with Billy Arthur." The State 49 (Sept. 1981): 25,
39. On Frank Porter Graham. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
31. Arthur, Billy. "The President's Reward." The State
53 (May 1986): 10-11. On F. P. Venable's scientific contributions.
C917.05 S79 1933-1996
32. Arthur, Billy. "The Stuff Southern History Is Made of."
The State 55 (Sept. 1987): 8-10. On the Southern Historical
Collection. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
33. Ashby, Warren. Frank Porter Graham: A Southern Liberal.
Winston-Salem: John F. Blair, 1980. Several chapters on Graham
and UNC. CB G739a
34. "Astronomical Observatory at the University of North Carolina."
University Monthly 4 (1884-85): 4-7. Joseph Caldwell's
efforts to build an observatory in 1830; work and equipment of
the observatory; origins of the meridian pillars behind Caldwell's
home. C378 UQm
35. Auchampaugh, Philip. "A Forgotten Journey of an Antebellum
President: The Trip and Addresses of James Buchanan Delivered
during His Journey to the Commencement of the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1859." Tyler's Quarterly
Historical and Genealogical Magazine 17 (July 1935): 42-48.
Cp378 UE35
36. Austell, David B. "'The Birds in the Rich Forest' Chinese
Students at an American University." Ph.D. dissertation,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1990. [microfiche]
C378 UO2 1990
37. Axley, Lowry. "Looking Backward." University of
North Carolina Magazine 31 (191314): 335-47. Brief sketches
of Davie Poplar, Old East, South Building, Old West, the astronomical
observatory, and Polk Annex. C378 UQm
38. Aycock, W.B. [William Brantley] "Henry P. Brandis, Jr."
North Carolina Law Review 67 (June 1989): 1015-1017.
Memorial to Professor of Law Henry P. Brandis, Jr. C347.05
N87Lr
39. Aycock, William B. "A Brief History of the Name: 'The University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.'" Carolina Alumni Review
80 (Fall 1991): 76-81. C378
UT2
40. Aycock, William B. "Albert Coates-Educator (1896-1989):
My Most Unforgettable Character." North Carolina Law
Review 67 (April 1989): 743-746. Memorial to Albert Coates.
C347.05 N87Lr
41. Aycock, William Brantley. A Chancellor's Eye View of the
University of North Carolina of Chapel Hill. [n.p., n.d.]
LAW LIBRARY
42. Aycock, William Brantley. Selected Speeches and Statements
of William Brantley Aycock. 1957-1964 , Chapel Hill: University
News Bureau, 1964. C378 UMa97.1
43. Aycock, William Brantley. Speeches and Statements of William
Brantley Aycock (1957 1989): Chancellor of the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1957-1964). Kenan Professor
of Law. Chapel Hill: Colonial Press, 1989. C378 UMa97.2
44. Ayres, Q. Whitfield. "Education and Civil Rights Policy:
The Office for Civil Rights vs. the University of North Carolina."
M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1977.
C378 UO2 1977
45. Bahnsen, Jane Cutler, comp. "Books in the University of
North Carolina Library since before 1830." Typescript in
North Carolina Collection. C027.7 N87ub2
46. Bahnsen, Jane Cutler. "Collections in the University of
North Carolina Libraries before1830." College and Research
Libraries 20 (1959): 125-29. Cp027.7 N87u52
47. Bahnsen, Jane Cutler, comp. "Donors to the University of
North Carolina Libraries before 1830." Typescript in North
Carolina Collection. C027.7 N87ud1
48. Baker, Mary Layne. "The Sky's the Limit: The University
of North Carolina and the Chapel Hill Community's Response to
the Establishment of the U.S. Naval Pre-Flight School during World
War II." M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, 1980. C378 UO2 1980
49. Barksdale, Marcellus Chandler. "Indigenous Civil Rights
Movement and Cultural Change in North Carolina: Weldon, Chapel
Hill, and Monroe: 1946-1965." Ph.D. dissertation, Duke University,
1977. Some on UNC; mostly, however, shows civil rights movement
in Chapel Hill before students and faculty became involved. C326
B25i
50. Barrett, John G. Sherman's March through the Carolinas.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1956. Chapter
on Chapel Hill and UNC. Based on 1953 UNC dissertation. C970.73
B27s
51. Barrier, Henry Smith. On Carolina's Gridiron: A History
of Football at the University of North Carolina. Durham:
Seeman Printery, 1937. C378 UZ
52. Bartholomew, Robert. "Books by Photo." The State
27 (Aug. 8, 1959): 15-16. On UNC Library's Photographic Services.
C917.05 S79 1933-1996
53. Battle, Kemp Plummer. An Address on the History of the Buildings
of the University of North Carolina. Greensboro: Thomas,
Reece & Co. "Delivered on University Day, 1883."
Also in University Magazine 3 (1883): 71-89. C378
UW7
54. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "The Beginnings of the University."
University Record 6 (1900-1): 26-27. C378 UJ1
55. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "David Lowry Swain." North
Carolina Journal of Education 3 (Sept. 1899): 27-30. C370.5
N86j
56. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "Dr. David Ker and His Teacher Descendants."
North Carolina Journal of Education 2 (June 1899): 24-25.
C370.5 N86j
57. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "The Dromgoole Myth." North
Carolina University Magazine 14 (1894-95): 96-98. C378
UQm
58. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "Hinton James: The First Student
of the University of North Carolina." North Carolina
University Magazine 7 (1887-88): 1-6. Extract from an address
delivered on University Day, 1880. C378 UQm
59. Battle, Kemp Plummer. History of the University of North
Carolina. Raleigh: Edwards and Broughton, 1907-12. The standard
work, in two volumes. C378 UE1
60. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "Lives of the University Presidents."
Biennial Report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction
(1898-1900): 400-426. C379 N87p
61. Battle, Kemp Plummer. Memories of an Old-Time Tar Heel.
Edited by William James Battle. Chapel Hill: University of North
Carolina Press, 1945. Several chapters are on UNC, including some
stories he omitted from his History for various reasons. CB
B33b
62. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "The Opening of the University, January
15, 1795." North Carolina University Magazine 15
(1897-98): 22-28. Describes the early students. C378 UQm
63. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "Recollections of the University
of North Carolina of 1844." North Carolina University
Magazine 13 (1893-94): 289-318. Cp378 UE43
64. Battle, Kemp Plummer. Sketches of the History of the University
of North Carolina. Together with a Catalogue of Officers and Students.
1789-1889. Chapel Hill: The University, 1889. C378
UE2
65. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "Struggle and Story of the Re-Birth
of the University." North Carolina University Magazine
17 (1899-1900): 303-21. The re-opening of the University
in the 1870s. Later reprinted, with same title, in University
Record , n.s., 1 (1901-2): 3-17. Cp378 UE15
66. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "The Two Caldwell Monuments on the
Campus of the University of North Carolina." University
of North Carolina Magazine 20 (1902-3): 101-110. A history
of the campus monuments to Joseph Caldwell. CpB C143b
67. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "War Clouds over the Campus, '61,
'98, '17." University of North Carolina Magazine
35 (1917-18): 104-5. Briefly compares UNC in the three wars. C378
UQm
68. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "Wm. A. Graham at the University."
North Carolina Review (Feb. 1910): 5. C071 N868
69. Battle, Kemp Plummer. "Wilson Caldwell." North
Carolina University Magazine 14 (1894 95): 313-19. On
UNC's janitor. C378 UQm
70. Battle, Richard H. "Memoir of Rev. Charles Phillips, D.D.,
LL.D." North Carolina University Magazine 10 (1890-91):
1-30. Lengthy sketch of Phillips and his contributions to UNC.
CpB P55b8
71. Battle, William H. Address Delivered before the Two Literary
Societies of the University of North Carolina. June 1st. 1865.
Raleigh: Wm. B. Smith, 1866. Brief history of UNC. C378
UK3 1865b
72. The Battle Book: A Genealogy of the Battle Family. with
Chapters illustrating Certain Parts of Their History. Montgomery,
Ala.: Paragon Press, 1930. On a leading UNC family. C929.2
B33b
73. Beebe, George A. "150 Years of History in the University
of North Carolina, 1795-1945." M.A. thesis, University of
North Carolina, 1946. C378 UO2 1946
74. Bello, Thomas M. "The Student Strike at the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill . (May 1970): An Eyewitness Historical
Memoir. " Honors thesis, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, 1971. C378 UO7 1971
75. Ben, Philip L., ed. Tar Heel Tradition: 100 Years of Sports
at Carolina. Chapel Hill: Jonashmark Publishers, 1988. Mainly
pictorial. C378 UZa10
76. Berryhill, W. Reece, William B. Blythe, and Isaac H. Manning.
Medical Education at Chapel Hill: The First Hundred Years.
Chapel Hill: School of Medicine, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, 1979. C378 UZm10
77. "Bibliography of Books, Pamphlets, Catalogs and Articles
Relating to the History of Schools, Departments and Units at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill." Chapel Hill:
The Office, 1989. Cp378 UE101
78. "The Bicentennial of a Constitution and the University of
North Carolina." Carolina Alumni Review 75 (Summer
1987):34-35. General observations on the Founding Fathers. C378
UT2
79. Biemiller, Lawrence. "At 2 North Carolina Institutions,
Rich Architectural Legacies." Chronicle of Higher Education
35 (Sept. 7, 1988):B3-B5. UNC and Davidson College each has the
work of architect Alexander Jackson Davis.
80. Bingham, Robert. The Fifty Years between 1857 and 1907.
and Beyond. [N.p., n.d.] Address on 50th anniversary of graduation
of class of 1857, describes changes in UNC and the nation. C378
UK2
81. Bishop, Don. "Gold in Our Campus Dirt." Carolina
Magazine 70 (March 1941): 8-10, 32. On recent campus politics.
C378 UQm 1921-1948
82. Bishop, Don. "Tom Wolfe as a Student." Carolina
Magazine (March 1942):28-29, 35, 47-48. C378
UQm 1921-1948
83. Blackmar, Frank W. The History of Federal and State Aid
to Higher Education in the United States. Washington, D.C.:
Government Printing Office, 1890. A short chapter on UNC. Cp378.9
B62h
84. Blackwelder, Ruth. The Age of Orange: Political and Intellectual
Leadership in North Carolina. 1752-1861. Charlotte: William
Loftin, 1961. Several pages on UNC and its role in the county.
C971.68 B63a
85. Bledsoe, Taylor. "Frame-Ups and Fights: Some Recollections
of Campus Politics, 1922-1929." Carolina Magazine
65 (Jan. 1936):2-5; 65 (Feb. 1936):12-15; 65 (March 1936): 18-21.
The third part is entitled: "The Place of Campus Politics."
C378 UQm
86. Bondurant, William, Richard Gift, Louise Nelson, Brown Patterson,
Philip Secor, and Locke White. "The North Carolina Speaker
Ban Law: A Study in Context." Kentucky Law Journal
55 (1966-67):225-49. Cp378.9 B71n1
87. Books from Chapel Hill: A Complete Catalogue. 1923-1945.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1946. On the
University of North Carolina Press; includes some history. C378
UE17
88. Bowes, Watson A., Jr. "Nancy Rhoden: Bridging the Disciplines
of Law, Medicine, and Ethics." North Carolina Law Review
68 (June 1990):841-842. Biographical memorial on the occasion
of Professor of Law Nancy Rhoden's death in October 1989. C347.05
N87Lr
89. Boyd, Catherine. "The Co-Ed and Athletics." Carolina
Magazine 40 (May-June 1923): 16. Brief history of coed athletics
at UNC. C378 UQm 1921-1948
90. Brabham, Robin. "Defining the American University: The
University of North Carolina, 1865-1875." North Carolina
Historical Review 57 (1980):427-55. Cp970 N87hi v.
57 no. 4
91. Brabham, Robert F. "Search for a Purpose: The University
of North Carolina, 1875-1891." M.A. thesis, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1977. C378 UO2 1977
92. Bradshaw, F. F. "The Teacher." Carolina Magazine
70 (Jan. 1941):5-7,29. On Horace Williams. CpB W72b
93. Bradshaw, Francis. "Student Government at Carolina since
the War." Carolina Magazine 41 (Oct. 1923): 17-19.
Student government since World War I. C378 UQm 1921-1948
94. Brandis, Martha Miller. "History of the University of North
Carolina Magazine, 1844-1948." M.L.S. thesis, University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1964. C378 UO2 1964
95. Branson, Lanier. Eugene Cunningham Branson. Humanitarian.
Charlotte: Heritage Printers, 1967. CB B821b
96. Bratton, Mary Jo Jackson. "Cradled in Conflict: Origins
of East Carolina University." North Carolina Historical
Review 63 (1986):74-103. Some on UNC. Cp970 N87hi
v. 63 no. 1
97. Brazil, Wayne D. "Howard W. Odum: The Building Years, 1884-1930."
Ph.D. dissertation, Harvard University, 1975. CB O27b
98. Brewer, F. P. Memoir of Hon. David Lowry Swain. Boston:
Clapp, 1870. CpB S971b
99. Brigman, Brian, Kevin Cherry, and John Jaynes. "The Dialectic
and Philanthropic Societies: Virtus, Libertas et Scientia, 1795."
Chapel Hill: The Societies, 1988. Informational and historical
brochure about the Societies. Cp378 UR81
100. Broun, Kenneth S. "Henry P. Brandis, Jr." North
Carolina Law Review 67 (June 1989): 1019-1020. Memorial to
Professor of Law Henry P. Brandis, Jr. C347.05 N87Lr
101. Broussard, James H. "The North Carolina Federalists, 1800-1816."
North Carolina Historical Review 55 (1978): 18-39. Ends
with discussion of Federalists' role in early development of UNC.
Part of author's larger The Southern Federalists. 1800-1816 .
Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1978. Cp970
N87hi v. 55 no. 1
102. Brown, L. A. "Journalism in the University." University
of North Carolina Magazine 27(May 1910):27-35. History of
various publications of UNC. C378 UQm
103. Brown, Sally Virginia. "A Study of the Reception of the
Books Published by the University of North Carolina Press from
1922 through 1952 as Evidenced in Reviews." M.L.S. thesis,
University of North Carolina, 1961. C378 UO2 1961
104. "The Buccaneer Issue." Alumni Review
28 (1939-40):87. Explains controversy over Buccaneer (humor
magazine)--an entire issue (Nov. 1939) was deemed so offensive that
it was destroyed. C378
UT2
105. Bursey, Maurice. "Science at the University a Hundred Years
Ago." Kemp Plummer Battle Lecture to the Dialectic and Philanthropic
Societies, October 3, 1991. C378 UK3 1990
106. Bursey, Maurice J. Francis Preston Venable of the University
of North Carolina. Chapel Hill: Chapel Hill Historical Society,
1989. CB V448b
107. Bursey, Maurice M. Carolina Chemists: Sketches from Chapel
Hill. Chapel Hill: Department of Chemistry, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1982. Contains history of Chemistry
Department, including a good sketch on Francis P. Venable. C378
UF2
108. Bushong, William B. "A. G. Bauer, North Carolina's New
South Architect." North Carolina Historical Review
60 (1983):304-31. Bauer designed the old Memorial Hall. Cp970
N87hi V. 60 no. 3
109. Bye, Arthur E. "Portraits Introduce Restorer to Chapel Hill."
Alumni Review 32 (1943-44):95-98. Bye was hired to restore
oil paintings on the campus. Here he uses these portraits to tell
general UNC history. C378
UT2
110. Byrd, Robert. "Henry P. Brandis, Jr." North Carolina
Law Review 67 (June 1989): 1013-1014. Memorial to Professor
of Law Henry P. Brandis, Jr. C347.05 N87Lr
111. Caldwell, Edward E. "Notes on the Influence of Freemasonry
on the Founding of the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill and Its Early Buildings." Typescript in North Carolina
Collection. Cp378 UW75
112. Caldwell, Joseph. "Autobiography of Rev. Joseph Caldwell,
D.D., First President of the University of North Carolina."
North Carolina University Magazine 9 (1859-60): 125,
65-93. Mostly on Caldwell's pre-UNC days. This was also published
as a pamphlet under title: Autobiography and Biography of
Rev. Joseph Caldwell. Chapel Hill: J. B. Neathery, 1860.
CB C147c
113. Caldwell, Wallace E. "The Humanities at the University
of North Carolina, 1795-1945: A Historical Survey." In A
State University Surveys the Humanities. Edited by Loren
C. Mackinney, Nicholson B. Adams, and Harry K. Russell. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1945. C378 UE8
114. Califano, Joseph A. Governing America: An Insider's Report
from the White House and the Cabinet. New York: Simon &
Schuster, 1981. Describes the HEW desegregation case. C378.1
C15g
115. Camp, Cordelia. David Lowry Swain: Governor and University
President. Asheville: Stephens Press, 1963. Written for 7th
and 8th grade students; a few pages on Swain at UNC. CB
S972c
116. Campbell, Sarah West. "50-Year Classmates Recall Three
Meals for a Dollar. . . Unlimited Parking. . . Medical Lab Martinis."
Alumni Review 70 (April 1982): 10-11. C378 UT2
117. "Can You Answer These Questions?" Alumni Review
26 (1937-38):234, 237. Quiz, includes some history questions. C378
UT2
118. Canada, J. W. Life at Eighty: Memories and Comments by a
Tarheel in Texas. La Porte, Tex.: the Author, 1952. Several
short chapters (some 40 pages total) on UNC in the 1880s. CB
C22c
119. Capel, Tom. "A Catalogue Examination: Ask Me Another?"
Carolina Magazine 58 (Oct.. 1927):22-26. A quiz on UNC,
including many historical questions. C378 UQm 1921-1948
120. Carmichael, Billy. "Gordon Gray Comes Home." The
State 18 (Oct. 14, 1950):3-7. On Gray's inauguration. C917.05
S79 1933-1996
121. "Carolina Fight Song Authors Are Honored." Alumni
Review 61 (Jan. 1973):6-9. Describes several school songs and
their history. C378
UT2
122. "Carolina's Distinguished Alumni." Alumni Review
58 (Feb. 1970):16-17. Alumni who became top national government
executives. C378
UT2
123. "Carolina: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill."
1990. Informational packet sent with application for admission
to prospective students.
124. Caso, Constance L. "A History of the Physical Education
Activities Program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill from 1950 to 1983." M.A. thesis, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1988. C378 UO2 1988
125. Chamberlain, Hope Summerell. "Life Story of Elisha Mitchell,
D.D., 1793-1857." Typescript in North Carolina Collection.
CB M68c
126. Chamberlain, Hope Summerell. Old Days in Chapel Hill: Being
the Life and Letters of Cornelia Phillips Spencer. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1926. CRB S745c
127. Chambers, William N. "As the Twig Is Bent: The Family and
the North Carolina Years of Thomas Hart Benton, 1752-1801."
North Carolina Historical Review 26 (1949):385-416. Describes
Benton's days at UNC; he was kicked out for petty thievery. Cp970
N87hi v. 26 no.4
128. "Chancellor House Nears Four Score Milestone Age in Chapel
Hill." Alumni Review 60 (March 1972):4-6. Includes
a number of House's reminiscences. C378
UT2
129. "Chancellor Looks at Past, Future." Alumni Review
66 (May 1978): 14-15. Ferebee Taylor looks at his administration.
C378
UT2
130. Chancellor's Committee on Community and Diversity. "Final
Report." The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill:
The Committee, 1991. Cp378 UC100
131. Chansky, Art. "UNC's Straight-Arrow Man: John Swofford, '71."
Carolina Alumni Review 74 (Spring 1986):21-24. On Swofford's
contributions to UNC as athletic director. C378
UT2
132. Chase, Harry W. "The University: An Interpretation."
University Record , no. 213 (Oct. 1924). C378
UJ1
133. Chase, Harry W. "University Attained Eminence before Civil
War." Alumni Review 14 (1925-26):41-42. Chase's statement
opening the semi-centennial celebration in 1925. Actually, most
is on UNC after the war. C378 UT2
134. Chase, Harry W. "The University's Intellectual Responsibility."
University Record , no. 213 (Oct. 1924). Little on UNC
specifically. C378 UJ1
135. Cheatham, Cindy. "Theology as Roots for a Life of Social
Action: the Journey of Anne Queen." Honors thesis, University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1991. Queen directed the campus
YMCA-YWCA for nineteen years. C378 UO7
136. Cheek, Neal King. "An Historical Study of the Administrative
Actions in the Racial Desegregation of the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1930-1955." Ph.D. dissertation,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1973. C378
UO2 1973
137. Cheshire, J. B., Jr. "Richard Henry Battle, '54." Alumni
Review 1 (1912-13):42-43. Discusses Battle's contributions
to UNC as a trustee.
C378 UT2
138. Clontz, Ann C. "Fordham's Tenure as Chancellor of UNC-CH
Highlighted by Public School Programs." Popular Government
54 (Summer 1988):47-48. C347.05 P83
139. Clymer, Benjamin Franklin. "The History of the Division
of Health Affairs Library at the University of North Carolina."
M.L.S. thesis, University of North Carolina, 1960. C378
UO2 1960
140. Coates, Albert. Address Delivered before the Two Literary
Societies of the University of North Carolina . February 19th.
1976. Chapel Hill: Denzel R. Craft, 1976. History of the
Societies, with emphasis on their resurgence in the 1970s. C378
UK3 1976
141. Coates, Albert. "A Century of Legal Education." North
Carolina Law Review 24 (1945-46):307-401. Much on UNC
Law School. C347.05 N87Lr
142. Coates, Albert. Edward Kidder Graham, Harry Woodburn Chase,
and Frank Porter Graham. Chapel Hill: The Author, 1988. C378
UE48
143. Coates, Albert. "Edward Kidder Graham, Harry Woodburn Chase,
Frank Porter Graham: Three Men in the Transition of the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from a Small College to a Great
University." Chapel Hill: Albert Coates, 1988. C378
UE48
144. Coates, Albert. "Fifteen Years of Law School Deaning."
Tar Heel Barrister (1964), Special Issue. On Henry Brandis;
good section on Brandis's civil rights views. FC378 UZL
145. Coates, Albert. "Greetings to First-Year Law Students at
the Beginning of the Academic Year 1984." Chapel Hill: The
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1984. Cp378
UZLa13
146. Coates, Albert. "L.R. Wilson--'99 at 99." Alumni
Review 64 (Jan. 1966):10-11. On Wilson's contributions to UNC.
C378
UT2
147. Coates, Albert. "North Carolina, the University of North
Carolina and the Role of Law: Rooted in the Bill of Rights."
Address celebrating Law Day, May 1, 1975; tells anecdotes of alumni
and history of University and Bill of Rights. Cp378 UE106
148. Coates, Albert. The Phi Beta Kappa Society in the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. [N.p., n.d.] Address delivered
Dec. 1979. Brief history of Phi Beta Kappa at UNC with a number
of personal reminiscences. Cp378 UK40
149. Coates, Albert. The Story of the Institute of Government,
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Chapel Hill,
1981. C378 UE45
150. Coates, Albert. "The Story of the Law School at the University
of North Carolina." North Carolina Law Review 47
(1968-69):[special issue, Oct. 1968]. C347.05 N87Lr
151. Coates, Albert. "Tom Wolfe As I Remember Him: A Very Personal
Recollection." Alumni Review 64 (Nov. 1975):[8 pg.
supplement between pp. 12 and 13]. Describes Wolfe's University
days. C378
UT2
152. Coates, Albert. "The University in War Time."
University of North Carolina Magazine 35 (1917-18):106-11.
Describes role of UNC in World War 1. C378 UQm
153. Coates, Albert. The University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill: A Magic Gulf Stream in the Life of North Carolina.
[N.p., n.d.] Speech to the Order of the Tar Heel One Hundred,
May 6, 1977; a brief history of UNC with several interesting points
of analysis. C378 UK3 1977
154. Coates, Albert. What the University of North Carolina Means
to Me: A Report to the Chancellors and Presidents and to the People
with Whom I Have Lived and Worked from 1914 to 1969. Richmond,
Va.: William Byrd Press, 1969. Autobiographical. CB C652c
155. Coates, Albert. "William Brantley Aycock." Alumni
Review 45 (1956-57):xix-xxi [in supplement between pp. 222
and 223]. Reprinted from Popular Government . C378
UT2
156. Coates, Albert. "William Clyde Friday." Alumni Review
45 (1956-57):iii-v [in supplement between pp. 222 and 223].
Reprinted from Popular Government . C378
UT2
157. Coates, Albert, and Gladys Hall Coates. The Story of Student
Government in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Chapel Hill: the Authors, 1985. C378 US9
158. Coates, Gladys Hall. The Albert Coates I Know. North
Caroliniana Society Imprints, no. 3. Chapel Hill: North Caroliniana
Society, 1979. Reprinted in 1980 as Fifty Years with Albert Coates.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina, 1980. C906
N87s no . 3
159. Cobb, Collier. "Kemp Plummer Battle." Alumni Review
7 (1918-19): 139-41. Sketch of Battle's life, written at his death.
See also Cobb's "Kemp Plummer Battle, 1831-1919."
The Magazine 36 (1918-19):59-60. C378
UT2
160. Cobb, Collier. "Mrs. Cornelia Phillips Spencer." University
of North Carolina Magazine 25 (1907-8):261-69. On the relationship
of Mrs. Spencer and her family to the University. C378
UQm
161. Cobb, Collier. "Mrs. Laura Caroline Battle Phillips."
The Magazine 37 (1919-20):8-13. Biographical sketch of
a member of one of Chapel Hill's (and UNC's) leading families.
C378 UQm
162. The Code of Permanent Laws of the Student Government of
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. (Edition
of 1 March 1989) Chapel Hill: Office of the Secretary of the Student
Body, 1989. Cp378 US75 1989
163. Coffin, James P. "Chapel Hill at the Close of the Civil
War." North Carolina University Magazine 18 (1900-1):272-5.
Reprints letter to Richard H. Battle (1865) describing troops
in Chapel Hill for a few days at the end of the war. C378
UQm
164. Coker, W. C. "Our Campus." University of North
Carolina Magazine 33 (1915-16):173-6. Admires many features
of the campus, but calls "the lack of a comprehensive and
dignified plan for the entire University" one of "the
most serious defects of our campus." See also Coker's article
with same title in Alumni Review 4 (191516): 154-55.
C378 UQm
165. Come, Donald Robert. "The Influence of Princeton on Higher
Education in the South before 1825." William and Mary
Ouarterly, 3rd ser., 2 (1945):359-96. One section (about
10 p.) on UNC.
166. "Commencement Exercises ." North Carolina University
Magazine 9 (1859-60): 105-8. Description of 1859 commencement
exercises, containing remarks of President James Buchanan's speech.
(Buchanan was a guest at commencement.) C378 UQm
167. Connor, R. D. W. Ante-bellum Builders of North Carolina.
Greensboro: North Carolina State Normal & Industrial
College, 1914. Includes sketches of David Lowry Swain and John
Motley Morehead. CBo C75a
168. Connor, R. D. W. "Carolina in the Civil War." Alumni
Review 6 (1917-18):204-6. Excerpts from a speech. C378
UT2
169. Connor, R. D. W. "Connor Address Is Brief University History."
Alumni Review 35 (1946-47):245-50. Reprint of a speech
(originally titled "A State Experiment in Higher Education")
delivered before the student body. C378
UT2
170. Connor, R. D. W. "Edward Kidder Graham." In Southern
Pioneers in Social Interpretation, pp. 205-21. Edited by
Howard W. Odum. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press,
1925. CRBo O27s
171. Connor, R. D. W. "The Genesis of Higher Education in North
Carolina." North Carolina Historical Review 28 (1951):
1-14. Presidential address to the Historical Society of North
Carolina, 1949. Cp970 n87hi v . 28 no.
1
172. Connor, R. D. W. "The Historic University, 1795-1945."
Alumni Review 29 (1940 41):264-66. Address delivered
before Alumni Association.
C378 UT2
173. Connor, R. D. W. "Morehead Is Illustrious in State History."
Alumni Review 14 (1925-26):41-42. On John Motley Morehead.
C378
UT2
174. Connor, R. D. W. "University Men of the Sixties."
North Carolina Review (May 1911): 12. University students
and alumni in the Civil War. FC071 N868
175. Connor, R. D. W., Louis R. Wilson, and Hugh T. Lefler. A
Documentary History of the University of North Carolina. 1776-1799.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1953. Over 400
documents in 2 vols. dealing with UNC's early years. CR
378 UE25
176. "The Consolidation Issue." Alumni Review 44
(1955-56):120-22. Arguments pro and con on the question of whether
to "deconsolidate" the University. C378
UT2
177. Coolidge, Jane Toy. Growing Up in Chapel Hill. Chapel
Hill: Chapel Hill Historical Society, 1977. Some on UNC. CB
C775c
178. Corbitt, D. L., ed. "Historical Notes." North
Carolina Historical Review 3 (1926):363-74. Reprints several
documents relating to early UNC history. C970 n87hi
v. 3 no.4
179. Cotten, Bruce. "Peter Dromgoole: In Which Much Light Is
Thrown on an Interesting Tradition." Carolina Magazine
55 (Nov. 1924):5-9. C378 UQm 1921-1948
180. Couch, William T. "Bookmaking in Chapel Hill Has Its Troubles."
Alumni Review 16 (1927-28):237-38, 243. History and current
status of the University of North Carolina Press. C378
UT2
181. Couch, William T. "Twenty Years of Southern Publishing."
Virginia Ouarterly Review 26 (1950): 171-85. Contains
information on the University of North Carolina Press.
182. Coulter, E. Merton. College Life in the Old South.
New York: Macmillan, 1928. 2nd ed., Athens: University of Georgia
Press, 1951. Almost completely on the University of Georgia, but
Coulter says it was representative. C378 UE49
183. Coulter, E. Merton. "Early Life and Regulations at the
University of North Carolina." University of North Carolina
Magazine 29 (Feb. 1912):9-13. C378 UQm
184. Coulter, William Robert. History of the Golden Fleece. 1903-1950.
Chapel Hill, [1950]. On the Order of the Golden Fleece.
185. Cox, Monty Woodall. "Freedom during the Fremont Campaign:
The Fate of One North Carolina Republican in 1856." North
Carolina Historical Review 45 (1968):357-83. On Benjamin
S. Hedrick. C970 n87hi v. 45 no. 4
186. Cox, William Edward. "The Philanthropic Literary Society."
North Carolina University Magazine 16 (1898-99):100-1.
Includes a brief history of the Society. C378 UQm
187. Cox, William E. "A Self-Help Student of the 90's Reminisces."
Alumni Review 31 (1942 43):95-97. Describes campus
life of the 1890s. C378 UT2
188. Cranford, H. C. "The Carolina Magazine." The State
10 (ApriI 24, 1943):8-9,29. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
189. Cranford, H. C. "Century in Review." Carolina
Magazine (April 1943): 6, 44. A brief look at 100 years of
the University Magazine . This is the introduction to
the magazine's centennial issue. C378 UQm 1921-1948
190. Cranford, H. C. "Dromgoole and Gimghoul." The
State 10 (Feb. 6, 1943):6-7,24. On Peter Dromgoole, Gimghoul
Castle, and the Order of the Gimghoul. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
191. Cranford, H. C. "Old Laws at the University." The
State 10 (May 15,1943):1, 24. Student regulations passed
in 1857. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
192. Creecy, R. B. "University Days Seventy Years Ago."
University of North Carolina Magazine 20 (1902-3):89-96.
Teachers, students, and college life at UNC in the 1830s. Also
see Creecy's "More University Days Seventy Years Ago."
Ibid ., 20 (1902-3):277-82. C378 UQm
193. Crellin, John. Pharmacy: Educating a Profession. 1880-1980.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina, 1988.
194. Crockford, Horace Downs. "Chemistry Facilities over the
Years at the University of North Carolina." Typescript in
North Carolina Collection.
195. Cross, Winfred B. "The Consent Decree Five Years Later:
Have the Goals Been Met?" M.A. thesis: University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1986. C378 UO2 1986
196. Crumpler, Helen W. "University News Bureau History."
Typescript, c. 1987.
197. Culp, Mary Marshall Rand. "Continuing Education at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: A Retrospective."
1991. History of continuing education at the University, written
upon the opening of the William and Ida Friday Continuing Education
Center. Cp378 UZe12
198. Daly, David. One To Remember: the 1982 North Carolina Tar
Heels NCAA Championship Team. Then and Now. Asheboro, N.C.:
Down Home Press, 1991. Biographical Sketches of 1982 Championship
Basketball Team. FC378 UZa6
199. Daniel, Carolyn Andrews. "David Lowry Swain, 1801-1835."
Ph.D. dissertation, University of North Carolina, 1954. Ends when
Swain went to UNC. C378 UO2 1954
200. Daniel, James. "Of Time and the Magazine." Carolina
Magazine 66 (Dec. 1936):4-5. Historical sketch of the University
Magazine . C378 UQm 1921-1948
201. Daniels, Jim. "Robbins Fowler: A Student in Revolt."
Carolina Magazine 64 (Dec. 1934):8-10. On Fowler's days
at UNC, particularly his joumalism career. C378 UQm 1921-1948
202. Daniels, Jonathan. Tar Heels: A Portrait of North Carolina.
New York: Dodd, Mead, 1941. Contains a chapter on UNC around 1940.
C917 D18t
203. Daniels, Josephus. Editor in Politics. Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Press, 1941. Some on UNC in 1890s,
especially the fight over state appropriations. CB D186d2
204. Daniels, Josephus. Tar Heel Editor. Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina Press, 1939. A good bit on UNC, especially in
the 1880s. CB D186d1
205. "Date of First Master's degree at UNC is Placed at 1884."
Alumni Review 58 (April 1970): 11. C378
UT2
206. "David Ker, D.D.: The First Acting President of the University
of North Carolina." University Record 5 (1899-1900):
17-19. C378 UJ1
207. "Davie Poplar, Jr., Planted." Alumni Review
6 (1917-18): 181-82. Includes historical sketch of the original
Davie Poplar. C378
UT2
208. Davis, David Kenneth. "Growing Pains: The University of
North Carolina's Architecture Stands Trial." Honors thesis,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1985.
209. Davis, Lambert. "North Carolina and Its University Press."
North Carolina Historical Review 43 (1966): 149-56. Much
historical information. Cp970 N87hi v.43 no.2
210. Davis, Matthew. "At the President's Right Hand: C. Boyden
Gray '67 Has Been Called 'One of the Most Powerful Men in the Nation's
Capital'." Carolina Alumni Review 80 (Fall 1991):50-54.
C378
UT2
211. Dean, Earl. "Dr. Chapman at the University." The
State 18 (Sept. 9,1950):6, 22. On Robert H. Chapman. C917.05
S79 1933-1996
212. Dean, Earl. "Early Co-eds at Chapel Hill." The
State 16 (April 16, 1949):4. Brief and superficial. C917.05
S79 1933-1996
213. Dean, Earl. "Social Clubs at Chapel Hill." The
State 18 (Sept. 23, 1950):6, 20. From about 1895 to 1910.
C917.05 S79 1933-1996
214. Dean, Pamela. Women on the Hill: A History of Women at the
University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill, 1987. Cp378
US72
215. Demerath, Nicholas J., Richard W. Stephens, and R. Robb Taylor.
Power, Presidents, And Professors. New York: Basic Books,
1967. On university administration management, uses UNC as case
study. Especially good for years 1956-1960. C378 UE32
216. "The Demonstrators: Ten Years Later." Alumni Review
63 (Nov. 1974):14-17. On the civil rights demonstrators at UNC in
the 1960s. C378
UT2
217. Denny, Floyd W. The Growth and Development of Pediatrics
in North Carolina and at the University of North Carolina
School of Medicine. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina,
1987. Cp610.4 N842n 1987
218. Dentler, Robert A., D. Catherine Battzell, and Daniel J. Sullivan.
University on Trial: The Case of the University of North Carolina.
Cambridge, Mass.: Abt Books, 1983. On UNC's case with HEW over
desegregation. C378.1 D41u
219. Dialectic Society. Catalogue of Books Belonging to the Dialectic
Society. Published several times in the 19th century; title
varied slightly. See online catalog for call number.
220. Dialectic Society. Catalogue of the Members of the Dialectic
Society. Published several times in the 19th century; title
varied slightly. See online catalog for call number.
221. Donald, David Herbert. Look Homeward: A Life of Thomas Wolfe.
Boston: Little, Brown, 1987. A chapter on Wolfe at UNC. CB
W855d8
222. "Donors of the University Site." North Carolina
University Magazine 5 (1885-86):346-49.Brief sketches of
the donors. C378 UQm
223. "Dr. Caldwell and Our University." North Carolina
University Magazine 9 (1859-60):395407. Based on Walker
Anderson's 1835 oration, "The Life and Character of Dr. Caldwell.
" C378 UQm
224. Drake, William E. "Benjamin Franklin and the University
of North Carolina." High School Journal 12 (Feb.
1929):68-76.
225. Drake, William E. Higher Education in North Carolina before
1860. New York: Carlton, 1964. Revision of a 1930 UNC dissertation
with same title, has two chapters on UNC, plus several on related
topics. C370.9 D76h
226. "[Dress Code]" North Carolina University Magazine
4 (1858):94-95. An untitled reprint from a Raleigh newspaper of
1828 containing a dress code adopted by the Board of Trustees
for UNC in that year. C378 UQm
227. Duls, Henry D. "History of Baseball at Carolina: Thirty
Years of lntercollegiate Baseball, 1892 Through 1922." Carolina
Magazine 40 (May-June 1923):3-5. C378 UQm 1921-1948
228. Duls, Henry D. "R. D. W. Connor, '99." Carolina
Magazine 40 (Nov. 1922):16-17. Partly on Connor's associations
with and contributions to UNC. C378 UQm 1921-1948
229. Durden, Robert F. "One Recumbent Too Many: Duke University
and the Ackland Art Museum." North Carolina Historical
Review 65 (1988):445-468. Cp970 N87hi v. 65 no. 4
230. Eaton, Clement. "Edwin A. Alderman: Liberal of the New
South." North Carolina Historical Review 23 (1946):206-21.
On Alderman's contributions to public schools: and UNC.
231. Eaton, Clement. "Student Days with Thomas Wolfe."
Georgia Review 17 (1963): 146-55. Wolfe's days at UNC
and Harvard by one who was a fellow student at both.
232. The Educational Foundation. Inc.: 50 Years. 1938-1988.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina, 1988. Contains a brief
history of the Foundation.
233. "Edward Kidder Graham." Alumni Review 7 (1918-1919):34-35.
Written at his death.
234. Egerton, John. "Adams v. Richardson: Can Separate Be Equal?"
Change 6 (Dec.-Jan. 1974/75):29-36. Overview of issues
in HEWs desegregation suit.
235. Ehle, John. The Free Men. New York: Harper & Row,
1965. On Chapel Hill's civil rights demonstrations of 1963-64;
much on UNC.
236. Eller, E. P. "Our Retiring President--K. P. Battle."
North Carolina University Magazine 10 (1890-91):265-68.
Brief look at Battle's accomplishments.
237. Eller, Thomas R., Jr. Student Control: The University of
North Carolina. Chapel Hill 1949. [N.p.], 1949. A history
of student government at UNC to 1949.
238. Elliott, Lucile. "History of the Law Library." North
Carolina Law Review 24 (1945 46):402-13. C347.05
N87Lr
239. Emery, Sarah Watson. Blood on the Old Well. Dallas,
Tex.: Prospect House, 1963. Conservative critique of UNC in the
early 1960s.
240. Emken, Judy. "Cornelia Phillips Spencer: An Influential
Nineteenth Century Woman. " Honors thesis, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1980.
241. Evans, Kelly D. "The University's Unknown Memorial."
The State 37 (Oct. 1, 1969): 13 14. On statue of
Stephen Langston near Person Hall. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
242. Evans, Eli N. The Provincials: A Personal History of Jews
in the South. New York: Atheneum, 1973. Several autobiographical
chapters treat the author's life as a student at UNC in the late
1950s.
243. Falconer, Karen Frances. "Perception of Campus Landscapes
and Fear of Sexual Assault: Effects on Female Undergraduate Travel
Behavior at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill."
M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1989.
244. Farmer, Fannie Memory. "Legal Education in North Carolina,
1820-1860." North Carolina Historical Review 28
(1951):271-97. Some pages on UNC.
245. Fesperson, Dan. "Flinging Down the Tablets." Carolina
Alumni Review 73 (Winter 1985):8-11, 30. On Jim Shumaker and
his contributions to UNC. C378
UT2
246.Fields, William. "Of Brick and Stone." Carolina
Magazine 66 (Nov. 1936): 17-20. History and description of
campus buildings. C378 UQm 1921-1948
247. Fiftieth Anniversary. School of Library Science . Chapel
Hill: Friends of the Library, 1982.
248. Fiftieth Anniversary. Southern Historical Collection.
Chapel Hill: Friends of the Library, 1981. A special issue of
The Bookmark; has addresses by Carolyn A. Wallace, Arthur
S. Link, C. Vann Woodward, and J. Carlyle Sitterson.
249. "50 Years of Change and Challenge, 1940-1990." Chapel
Hill: UNC School of Public Health, 1989 or 1990.
250. Fimrite, Ron. "A Long Locomotive for Choo-Choo." Alumni
Review 61 (Nov. 1973):2022. On Charlie Justice, football
standout; reprinted from Sports Illustrated .
251. "The First Number of the University Magazine." University
of North Carolina Magazine 20 (1902-3):397-401.
252. Fishman, George. "History of Operations Research at UNC-CH."
Typescript, c. 1989.
253. Fitzgerald, Gayle Lane. "The School of Nursing at the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the Pioneers Who Built It."
Raleigh: G. L. Fitzgerald, 1991.
254. Flagler, Bunky. "The Happy Transition from Editor Royster
to Professor Royster." Alumni Review 62 (Jan. 1974):
10-13. On Vermont Royster.
255. Floren, Gillian Dae. "Speaking Freely: UNC-CH Administrators
Respond to Freedom of Expression. 1963-1970" M.A. thesis,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1989.
256. Floyd, Lorton Herbert. "Some Presbyterian Contributions
to Education in North Carolina." M.A. thesis, University
of North Carolina, 1932. Contains one chapter on UNC.
257. Fordham, Christopher C. University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill: The First State University. New York: Newcomen
Society of the United States, 1985. Address delivered at 1985
N.C. meeting of Newcomen Society.
258. Fordham, Jeff. Student Government at the University of North
Carolina. N.p., 1927. Small volume, mainly historical.
259. Fordham, Jefferson B. "History of Student Government Is
Traced." Alumni Review 16 (1927-28):202-3, 209.
260. "Foundation of the University." North Carolina
University Magazine 1 (1852):2-5. Reprints letters from William
R. Davie concerning laying of UNC's cornerstone.
261. "Four University Administrations." University
of North Carolina Record, no. 214 (November 1924). On administrations
of Battle, Winston, Alderman, and Venable.
262. "Francis Preston Venable, Ph.D.--A Brief Sketch."
North Carolina University Magazine 18 (1900-1): 1-5.
263. "Frank Porter Graham, Oct. 14, 1886-Feb. 16, 1972: In Memoriam."
Alumni Review 60 (March 1970):[8] p. supplement between
pp. 12 and 13.
264. "The Frank Porter Graham Distinguished Professorship in
History." 1990. Information on the creation of the professorship
and instructions for how to make contributions.
265.Freeman, Mickey. "Institute of Government Summer Internship
Program." Popular Government 54 (Winter 1989):17-22.
266. "From South to South in Twenty-Five Years." Alumni
Review 15 (1926-27): 11. History of South Building.
267. Fuller, Henry. "Among the Racqueteers." Carolina
Magazine 40 (May-June 1923): 14-16. History of tennis at
UNC. C378 UQm 1921-1948
268. Fuller, Henry R. "Taking the University to the State."
Carolina Magazine 41 (Feb. 1924):29-32. History and current
status of the Extension Division. C378 UQm 1921-1948
269. Fuller, R. M. "On the Cinderpath." Carolina Magazine
40 (May-June 1923):13-14. History of track at UNC. C378
UQm 1921-1948
270. Fuller, Walter P. "The Old Familiar Cycle." University
of North Carolina Magazine 31 (1913-14):8-16. On the history
of the Tar Heel (student newspaper).
271. Fuller, Walter P. "The Societies--Overgrown or Outgrown."
University of North Carolina Magazine 32 (1914-1915):15-23.
History of the Di and Phi (literary societies).
272. Gardner, John William. "In Behalf of a Troubled Nation."
University Day Convocation, UNC-Chapel Hill, Oct. 12, 1967.
273. Gass, W. Conard. "A Felicitous Life: Lucy Martin Battle,
1805-1874." North Carolina Historical Review 52
(1975):367-93. On an important UNC family.
274. Gass, W. Conard. "Kemp Plummer Battle and the Development
of Historical Instruction at the University of North Carolina."
North Carolina Historical Review 45 (1968): 122.
275. Gatewood, Willard B., Jr. Preachers, Pedagogues, and Politicians:
The Evolution Controversy in North Carolina. 1920-1927. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1966. Some on UNC. Two
relevant sections of this book appeared in different form as "Embattled
Scholar: Howard W. Odum and the Fundamentalists, 1925-1927"
(Journal of Southern History 31 [1965] :375-92) and "Politics
and Piety in North Carolina: The Fundamentalist Crusade at High
Tide, 1925-1927" (North Carolina Historical Review
42 [1965]:275-90).
276. "Genesis in a Graveyard." Alumni Review 14
(1925-26):20-21. On origins and early years of the University
of North Carolina Alumni.
277. "Gerald Ford '38 (Law): As His Classmates Remember Him."
Alumni Review 63 (Jan. 1975): 14-16. Ford attended UNC's
Law School for one term (Summer 1938).
278. Gersch, Diann Frances. "A History of the Women's Athletic
Association of the University of North Carolina from 1934-1970."
M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1971.
279. Gibbs, Robert Coleman. "Thomas Wolfe's Four Years at Chapel
Hill: A Study of Biographical Source Material." M.A. thesis,
University of North Carolina, 1958.
280. Gibson, Charlie. "Salute to Humor." Carolina Magazine
(Dec. 1947): 16-17,28-30. On the UNC's five humor magazines (Tar
Baby, Boll Weevil, Finjan, Buccaneer
, and Tar n' Feathers) and why they failed. C378
UQm 1921-1948
281. Giduz, Roland. "Bill Friday Recalls 'Dr. Frank.'"
Alumni Review 65 (Nov. 1976): 14-17. On Frank Porter
Graham.
282. Gidui, Roland. "George Coffin Taylor." Alumni
Review 70 (April 1982):8-10. On Taylor (Kenan Professor of
English) and his contributions to UNC.
283. Giduz, Roland. "The 'Great Event' Is Revealed by 'Dr. Frank.'"
Alumni Review 65 (Sept. 1966):8-11. Franklin D. Roosevelt
asked Frank Porter Graham to be his vice presidential running
mate in 1936.
284. Giduz, Roland. "He Had a Passion for the Truth." Alumni
Review 69 (June 1981):12-13. On Hugh Lefler.
285. Giduz, Roland. "How Did It Look?: The Campus in 1818."
Alumni Review 64 (May 1976):9-12.
286. Giduz, Roland. "It's Also Bicentennial for First State
University." Alumni Review 64 (March 1976):12-15.
A brief history of the founding of UNC.
287. Giduz, Roland. "President Swain's Locomotive Ride, Appeal
to Sherman, Saved the University." Alumni Review
66 (Sept. 1977):6-7. On UNC during the Civil War.
288. Giduz, Roland. "Resuming His Carolina Career." Alumni
Review 68 (March 1980):6-12. On Christopher C. Fordham III.
289. Giduz, Roland. "Today's Student: A Decade-Long Look at
Evolving Attitudes in Chapel Hill." Alumni Review
59 (Nov. 1970):10-14. Describes student attitudes of the 1960s.
290. Giduz; Roland. "Which Is the Real Carolina? North or South?"
Alumni Review 68 (Jan. 1980):13, 22-23. Includes some
UNC history, particularly a discussion of which state's university
first went by the informal name "Carolina."
291. Giduz, Roland. "Who's Gonna Cover 'Em Up?!" Chapel
Hill Uncovered. 1950-1985. Chapel Hill: Citizen Publishing,
1985. Excerpts from Giduz's columns in several local newspapers;
includes some on UNC.
292. Giduz, Roland. "Women Pass Milestone--Now in Majority as
Carolina Students. " Alumni Review 67 (Dec. 1978):
16-17. Contains story of UNC's first male and female students,
and how two of their descendants met by accident because of their
UNC connections. "
293. Giles, John Edward. "The Phi Society: 155 Years of Contribution
to the Carolina Way of Life (1795-1949)." Typescript in North
Carolina Collection.
294. Gillebaard, Lola D. "Fight Team, Fight, You All."
The State 46 (July 1978):16-17, 39. On UNC's cheerleading
squad. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
295. Gobbel, Luther L. Church-State Relationships in Education
in North Carolina since 1776. Durham: Duke University Press,
1938. Much useful material on UNC.
296. Godfrey, James L. "William Brantley Aycock: University
Administrator, 1957-1964." North Carolina Law Review
64 (1985-86):215-18. C347.05 N87Lr
297. Goheen, Robert F. [Robert Francis]. "The American University
and the National Interest." Address delivered by the president
of Princeton University on University Day, October 12, 1962.
298. Goldstein, Harvey A and Michael I. Luger. "Impact Carolina."
Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
1992. Executive summary of the University and the State's economy.
299. Goldstein, Harvey A. "The University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill and the State's Economy: A Bicentennial Report."
Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
1992.
300. "Graduate School Enjoys Remarkable Growth." Alumni
Review 22 (1933-34):227-28. On history of UNC's Graduate
School.
301. Graham, Edward K. "Address to Welcome the War Classes at
the Commencement of 1911." University of North Carolina
Magazine 29 (Oct. 1911): 10-12. In 1910 it was decided to
award AB. degrees to those who had withdrawn from the University
in 1861-1865 to serve in the war. Veterans were invited to the
campus.
302. Graham, Edward K. Education and Citizenship and Other Papers.
New York: Putnam, 1919. Addresses and published articles by Graham.
303. Graham, Frank P. "Evolution, the University and the People."
Alumni Review 13 (1924- 25):205-7. On the evolution controversy
at Chapel Hill.
304. Graham, Frank Porter. The First University of the People
in the People's War for the People's Freedom and the People's
Peace. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1943.
University Day address, 1943, on UNC in World War II.
305. Graham, Frank P. "A Football Ramble." University
of North Carolina Magazine 32 (1914-15):48-53. History
of football at the University.
306. Graham, Frank P. The University and National Defense.
[N.p., n.d.] Address of Sept 1940 on UNC and national defense
before World War II.
307. Grant, Daniel Lindsey. Alumni History of the University
of North Carolina. Chapel Hill: General Alumni Association,
1924. Biographical list of all known UNC alumni to 1924; contains
more data on each than any other single source.
308. Grant, James. Address... to the Alumni of the University
of N.C. at Chapel Hill. on the 6th of June, 1878. Raleigh:
Edwards, Broughton & Co., 1878. Some on UNC history and people.
309. Graves, Louis. "Vignettes from the 'Chapel Hill Weekly.'"
Selected and edited by Mort Cooper. Carolina Ouarterly 8
(Winter 1953):5-17. Selections from Graves's columns from 1925
to 1930 dealing with UNC.
310. Graves, Mary de Berniere. "A History of the Old Well."
Chapel Hill, 19?? Brochure advertising a lamp made in the form
of the well.
311. Green, James R. "Rewriting Southern History: An Interview
with C. Vann Woodward." Southern Exposure 12 (Nov.-Dec.
1984):87-92. Several comments on UNC in the 1930s.
312. Green, Philip P. "Albert Coates: Founder of the Institute
of Government." Popular Government 54 (Spring 1989):2-6.
313. Green, Philip Palmer. "The Changing of the Guard at the
Institute of Government: John Sanders Returns." Popular
Government 44 (Winter 1979):3-4.
314. Grier, Adele. "The Man Who Drank From Blackbeard's Skull:
Charles Whedbee Was a Respected Judge and a Lifelong Presence
of Outer Banks Folklore." The State 58 (March 1991):18-19.
Biographical piece on University alumnus. C917.05 S79
1933-1996
315. Griffin, Mack Hall. "The Upbringing of a Georgia Cracker."
Typescript in North Carolina Collection. Several pages on his
years at UNC in 1920s; describes students, classes, etc.
316. Grumman, Russell. University Extension in Action. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1947. Includes historical
background.
317. "A Guide to Physical Development" 1991. Development
plan for the University prepared by Johnson Johnson & Roy,
Inc., and DeLeuw Cather & Company.
318. "A Guide To Physical Development: Summary of the Campus
Framework Plan." 1991. A guide to current and future physical
development of the University.
319. Gullick, J. G. "Francis P. Venable." Carolina
Magazine 39 (March 1922):24-26. C378 UQm 1921-1948
320. Gullick, J. G. "Old Days at the University." Carolina
Magazine 39 (June 1922):16. Describes several student disturbances
on campus, including ones in 1799 and 1820. C378 UQm 1921-1948
321. Gunnells, Laura Jean. "A History of Women's Intercollegiate
Athletics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from
1971-1987." M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, 1988.
322. Gunter, Timothy Lee. "No Reds in Blue Heaven: A Discourse
on the Passage, Amendment, and Repeal of the North Carolina Communist
Speaker Ban Law." Honors thesis, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, 1985.
323. Gurganus, Ransom. "Thomas Wolfe, Undergraduate." Washington
Square Critic 1 (May 1935):1-2.
324. Gwin, Pamela Jane Blair. '''Poisoned Arrows' trom a Tar Heel
Journalist: The Public Career of Cornelia Phillips Spencer, 1865-1890."
Ph.D. dissertation, Duke University, 1983. Has chapter on Spencer's
campaign to "redeem" UNC in the early 1870s.
325. Hall, Peter W. "The Fraternity Adviser at the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1964 to 1974." M.A. thesis,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1975.
326. Halperin, Edward C. "Frank Porter Graham, Isaac Hall Manning,
and the Jewish Quota at the University of North Carolina Medical
School." North Carolina Historical Review 67 (1990):385-410.
327. Hamilton, J. G. de Roulhac. Beniamin Sherwood Hedrick.
James Sprunt Historical Publications, vol. 14. Chapel Hill: The
University, 1910.
328. Hamilton, J. G. de Roulhac. Reconstruction in North Carolina.
New York: Columbia University Press, 1914. Has chapter on UNC
in Reconstruction.
329. Hamilton, J. G. de Roulhac. "The Return of the War Classes."
University of North Carolina Magazine 29 (Oct. 1911):16-24.
In 1910, it was decided to award A.B. degrees to those who had
withdrawn from UNC in 1861-1865 to serve in the war. This tells
something of those classes and the occasion in 1911.
330. Hamilton, J. G. de Roulhac. William Richardson Davie: A
Memoir. Followed by His Letters with Notes by Kemp P. Battle.
James Sprunt Historical Monograph, no. 7. Chapel Hill: Published
by the University, 1907.
331. Hamilton, John Bowen, ed. "Diary of Thomas Miles Garrett
at the University of North Carolina, 1849." North Carolina
Historical Review 38 (1961): 63 -93, 241-62, 380410,
534-63. Describes life at UNC, 1849-50.
332. Hammer, Phil. "The Abolition of the Buccaneer."
Carolina Magazine 64 (Nov. 1934):6-10. Tells story of
how Buccaneer was "abolished." Critical of
student government as set up then for its inefficiency.
333. Hanes, James Gordon. "Speaker-Ban Commission Papers, 1963;
1965-66 [manuscript]." In the Manuscripts Department of the
Southern
Historical Collection.
334. Harden, John W. "Old Collier." The State
2 (March 23, 1935):3. On Collier Cobb. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
335. Harden, John W. "The Old Well." The State
3 (Sept. 28, 1935):3. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
336. Harding, Thomas S. College Literary Societies: Their Contribution
to Higher Education in the United States. 1815-1876. New
York: Pageant Press International, 1971. Some on UNC's Phi and
Di Societies.
337. "'Hark the Sound' Is a Hub of Sentiment." Alumni Review
16 (1927-28):169. On history of the school song.
338. "'Hark the Sound' Was First Sung 60 Years Ago." Alumni
Review 45 (1956-57):184-85. History of the school song.
339. Harris, Nelson H. "Desegregation in North Carolina Institutions
of Higher Learning." Journal of Negro Education
27 (1958):295-99. Some on UNC.
340. Harris, William C. William Woods Holden: Firebrand of North
Carolina Politics. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University
Press, 1987. On UNC during Reconstruction.
341. Harrison, Laird. "Martha McKay '41 Devotes Lifetime to
Crashing the Sexual Barriers." Carolina Alumni Review 80
(Summer 1991):52-57. Biographical article about alumna women's
rights activist. C378 UT2
342. Hayman, Carol Bessent. "Poet of the People: Paul Green
Was an Acclaimed Teacher, Poet, Novelist, Essayist--and Author
of America's Oldest Outdoor Drama." The State 57
(May 1990):36-38. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
343. Haynes, David John. "The History of Intercollegiate Soccer
at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1947-1981)."
M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1983.
344. Hazen, Thomas Lee. "On the Retirement of N. Ferebee Taylor."
North Carolina Law Review 69 (June 1991):1081-1082. Short
biographical piece on Chancellor and law Professor N. Ferebee
Taylor. C347.05 N87Lr
345. Heindel, Sally Wolfe. "A History of the Institute of Government
Library of the University of North Carolina." M.L.S. thesis,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1965.
346. Henderson, Archibald. The Campus of the First State University.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1949. General
history, with emphasis on buildings.
347. Henderson, Archibald. "Fifty Years at the University."
The State 12 (June 24, 1944):7. Recalls his years at
UNC. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
348. Henderson, Archibald. "The Heritage of the University of
North Carolina Man." University of North Carolina Magazine
26 (May 1909):3-12. An address delivered to the campus Y.M.C.A.
with a general discussion of the topic.
349. Henderson, Archibald. "Laying of the Cornerstone."
The State 36 (Feb. 4, 1950):18. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
350. Henderson, Archibald, ed. Pioneering a People's Theatre.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1945. On the
Carolina Playmakers.
351. Henderson, Archibald. The Undying Flame: The Story of its
Lighting. [N.p.,1950] 46th annual Phi Beta Kappa address;
history of the founding of UNC.
352. Hettleman, P. "Carolina Athletes--In War and Peace."
The Magazine 37 (1919-20):29-35. Each member of the varsity
football team for this year had served in the war. Gives one-paragraph
sketch of each player and his service.
353. The HEW-UNC Controversy: A Summary of Events and Issues.
Chapel Hill: American Association of University Professors, University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapter, 1978. A brief (6 p.)
outline of the desegregation case.
354. Hickerson, T. F. "The Archibald Henderson Era: An Intimate
Portrait." The State 32 (Aug. 1, 1964):9-10. C917.05
S79 1933-1996
355. Hildebolt, William H. "The Student's Campus: A Vision for
the Physical Development of The University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill Written by Students of the University." Chapel
Hill, Office of the Student Body President, 1991.
356. Hill, G. Maurice. "'Dr. Frank' Held Them in the Palm of
His Hand." Alumni Review 64 (May 1976):4-8. On Frank
Porter Graham.
357. Hill, Henry Harrington. "Between Scylla and Charybdis:
A Safe Midpassage? An Address." Address by the president
of the George Peabody College for Teachers at the Convocation
of the University, August 7, 1947.
358. Hinkle, Lawrence. "Puns, Pirates and Purity: The Story
of the Buccaneer." Carolina Magazine 65
(April 1936):5-8. On one of UNC's humor magazines. C378
UQm 1921-1948
359. Historic Buildings and Landmarks of Chapel Hill. North Carolina.
Chapel Hill: Chapel Hill Historical Society, 1973. A small book
that describes 42 Chapel Hill (many UNC) buildings and landmarks.
360. "Historic Hedrick-Williams House Open to Visitors."
Alumni Review 64 (Jan. 1976):14-15. Contains history
of house, Benjamin Hedrick, and Horace Williams.
361. "Historical." Alumni Review 39 (1950-51):124-25.
On history of athletics at UNC.
362. History of the Department of Economics. University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill 1901-1990. Chapel Hill: Department
of Economics, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
1991.
363. Holder, Rose Howell. McIver of North Carolina. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1957. One chapter on
Charles D. McIver's days at UNC (early 1880s) and one on the appropriations
battle of 1890s.
364. Holstrom, Steve. The Carolina Corporation: Inside Dean Smith
and the Tar Heels. Dallas, Texas: Taylor Pub. Co., 1988.
365. "Honorary Degrees--More Than 600 Have Been Given by the
University." Alumni Review 58 (March 1970):6-11.
Includes list of all such degree recipients to date.
366. Hooper, William. "Fifty Years Since." North Carolina
University Magazine 9 (185960):577-611. An address delivered
to alumni in 1859, describes student life, faculty, etc. of UNC
in early 19th century. Also published as pamphlet with same title
(Raleigh: Holden & Wilson, 1859).
367. Horace Williams: Individualist. Teacher. Philosopher.
[N.p., n.d.] A collection of articles, speeches, and other short
works on Williams; includes a Reader's Digest "My
Most Unforgettable Character" sketch.
368. Horner, William E. "Episodes in the Career of James K.
Polk--A Man Whose Watchwords Were Duty and Diligence." New
Carolina Magazine 38 (March 1921): 18-23. Concentrates on
Polk's days at UNC.
369. Horner, William E. "Know Your University." Carolina
Magazine 39 (Oct. 1, 1921): 12 14. A quiz, including
questions on history. C378 UQm 1921-1948
370. House, Robert B. "Collier Cobb--A Tribute." Alumni
Review 23 (1934-35): 147.
371. House, Robert B. The Light That Shines: Chapel Hill 1912-1916.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1964. Reprinted
from a series in The Chapel Hill Weekly. Describes people
and events of his years as student (1912-16), in many cases bringing
the story down to the 1960s.
372. House, Robert B. "The University of North Carolina and
the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools."
Southern Association Ouarterly 11 (Aug. 1941):1-12. The
significance of UNC in a regional context.
373. Howell, A. C. The Kenan Professorships. Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Press, 1956. Story of the bequest,
with biographical sketches of recipients to 1955.
374. Howes, Anne B. "The History of lntercollegiate Swimming
at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1938-1985)."
M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1985.
375. Hudson, Marjorie Ruth. "Taking History to Heart: Professor
William Powell Reflects on 25 Years of Teaching North Carolina
History." Carolina Alumni Review 76 (Winter 1988):26-29.
Much on UNC. C378 UT2
376. Huggins, Leonard Victor. Anecdotes. Edited by Roland
Giduz. Chapel Hill: the Author, 1981. A number of anecdotes are
related to UNC.
377. Hughes, James P. "The Great North Carolina History Debate."
Carolina Alumni Review 74 (Summer 1986): 18-23. Forum
on the role of UNC in teaching North Carolina history. C378
UT2
378. Hughes, James P. "A Tribute to Frank Porter Graham."
Carolina Alumni Review 75 (Winter 1987):15-17. On the
occasion of the centennial of Graham's birth. C378 UT2
379. Hunt, Douglass. "A Small Price to Pay: The Pleasures of
Serendipity." Kemp Plummer Battle Lecture to the Dialectic
and Philanthropic Societies, October 12, 1988.
380. Hunt, Douglass. "From Remarks at Memorial Service for Albert
Coates." North Carolina Law Review 67 (April 1989):741.
Memorial to Albert Coates. C347.05 N87Lr
381. Hunt, James L. "Law and Society in a New South Community:
Durham County, North Carolina, 1898-1899." North Carolina
Historical Review 68 (1991):427-460. Alumni history portraying
the University as a training ground for lawyers.
382. Hunt, James L. "The Making of a Populist: Marion Butler,
1863-1895." North Carolina Historical Review 62
(1985):53-77. The first of a three-part article on Butler, this
has several pages on UNC in the early 1880s and Butler as a student.
383. Hurley, James F., and Julia G. Eagan. The Prophet of Zion-Parnassus.
Samuel Eusibius McCorkle. Richmond, 1934.
384. Hutchinson, Glenn. "Carolina Goes to War: A Lesson from
Campus History, 1915-1919." Carolina Magazine 67
(Dec. 1937):3-7. [Reprinted, in condensed form, in Carolina
Magazine 69 (Oct. 1939):8-11.] History of UNC in World War
I and role of pacifists then. C378 UQm 1921-1948
385. "Indispensable Guide to Classes." Chapel Hill: UNC
Student Congress, 1990 or 1991.
386. Irvine, Allen Claywell. "Carolina in Its 50th Year" Alumni
Review 70 (Dec. 1981):10-13, Brief history of the University's
first half-century as a multi-campus institution.
387. Isenhour, Michael D. "A Day in the Life of the Carolina
Student." Honors thesis, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, 1989.
388. "It's Taps--At Last--For the Tin Can." Alumni
Review 66 (Sept. 1977):9. Includes history of the building.
389. Ivey, Pete. "President Friday Already Has Shown Vigorous
Leadership." Alumni Review 45 (1956-57): 147. On
Friday's early contributions to UNC.
390. Ivey, Pete. "The Tribulations of Keeping Alumni Records."
Alumni Review 24 (1935-36):264-65, 267. The history
and work of UNC's alumni office.
391. Jackson, Blyden. "George Moses Horton, North Carolinian."
North Carolina Historical Review 53 (1976): 140-47. On
relationship of Horton, early black poet, to UNC students.
392. Jackson, Walter A. Gunnar Myrdal and America's Conscience:
Social Engineering and Racial Liberalism. 1938-1987. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1990.
393. James, Anthony. "A Collection of Young White Men: A Study
of White Fraternity Attitude Towards Race at the University of
North Carolina from 1945-1987." Honors thesis, University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1989.
394. James, Dinita L. "Nancy Rhoden: Teaching How to Test the
Limits." North Carolina Law Review 68 (June 1990):843-844.
Biographical memorial on the occasion of Professor of Law Nancy
Rhoden's death in October 1989. C347.05 N87Lr
395. "James Hogg--A Development Officer?" Alumni Review
53 (1964-65): 119, 122. On Hogg's role in selecting the site
for UNC.
396. Jeffrey, Thomas E. "Our Remarkable Friendship: The Secret
Collaboration of Calvin H. Wiley and John W. Cunningham."
North Carolina Historical Review 67 (1990):28-58. Biographical
treatment of two University alumni, and the University's role
in training the elites to be legislators.
397. John, Tommy. T.J.: My Twenty-Six Years in Baseball.
New York: Bantam, 1991. Alumni history.
398. Johnson, Eldon L. "The 'Other Jeffersonians' and the State
University Idea." Journal of Higher Education 58
(1987): 127-50. On William R. Davie and Abraham Baldwin (of Georgia).
399. Johnson, Gerald W. South-Watching: Selected Essays.
Edited by Fred Hobson. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina
Press, 1983. Essays on Harry Woodburn Chase and Frank Porter Graham.
400. Johnson, Guion Griffis. Ante-Bellum North Carolina: A Social
History. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press,
1937. Some on UNC; very good for background information.
401. Johnson, Guy Benton, and Guion Griffis Johnson. Research
in Service to Society: The First Fifty Years of the Institute
for Research in Social Science at the University of North Carolina.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1980.
402. Johnson, Herschel V. "A Sketch of the Fraternities of the
University of North Carolina (1851-1915)." University
of North Carolina Magazine 33 (1915-16): 129-50.
403. Jones, Anne. "Mr. Bennett's University." Alumni
Review 59 (May 1971):26-27. John S. Bennett, Director of
University Operations for 44 years, recalls UNC of 1921-65.
404. Jones, Augustus Lenoir. "General William Lenoir: First
President of the Board of Trustees of the University of North
Carolina." North Carolina University Magazine 15
(1897-98): 175-83. Biographical; contains little on UNC.
405. Jones, Barclay. "Space, Time, and Chapel Hill." Carolina
Quarterly 6 (Fall 1953):7-14. On campus architecture.
406. Jones, H. G. [Houston Gwynne] For History's Sake: The Preservation
and Publication of North Carolina History. 1663-1903. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1966. The role of UNC
in preserving state history, especially in the 19th century. Good
sections on David L. Swain, Kemp P. Battle, and others.
407. Jones, H. G. "Preserving North Carolina's Literary Heritage."
Popular Government 55 (Winter 1990):20-28. Article on
the North Carolina Collection by its curator.
408. Jones, H. G. "The G.I. Bill of Rights. " Kemp Plummer
Battle Lecture to the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies, October
12, 1990.
409. Jones, H. G. "Stephen Beauregard Weeks: North Carolina's
First 'Professional' Historian." North Carolina Historical
Review 42 (1965):410-23. Describes Weeks's contributions
to UNC.
410. Jones, H. G. Thomas Wolfe of North Carolina . Chapel Hill:
North Caroliniana Society and the North Carolina Collection, 1982.
"Papers and reminiscences delivered at the second annual
meeting of the Thomas Wolfe Society." Many related to UNC.
411. Jones, H. G. "UNC's Pete Murphy: The Man and the Legacy."
Carolina Alumni Review 73 (Spring 1985):14-17, 22-23. Murphy's
contributions to the University as student and state legislator.
C378 UT2
412. Jones, Howard Mumford. Howard Mumford Jones: An Autobiography.
Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1979. Includes a chapter
on Jones's years at UNC.
413. Jones, Joe. "Lost for 50 Years." The State
38 (April 1, 1971):15. On the missing plate trom Old East's cornerstone.
C917.05 S79 1933-1996
414. Jones, Joe. "Peter Dromgoole Again." Carolina
Magazine 62 (March 26,1933):1, 8. C378 UQm 1921-1948
415. Jones, Joe. "Polk and the UNC." The State
34 (Jan. 1, 1967):9, 14. On James K. Polk at UNC as a student
and as a visitor in 1847. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
416. Jones, Joe. "Put Back the Portico." The State
41 (July 1973):22-23. Gerrard Hall's portico, added in 1844, was
removed in 1901. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
417. Jones, Joe. "UNC in the Lottery Business." The
State 38 (Aug. 1, 1970):11. How funds for South Building
were raised, in part from lotteries in 1801. C917.05 S79
1933-1996
418. Jones, Joe. "Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant: Cornelia
Phillips Spencer Was Never to Forget the Family Service and Friendship
of Dilsey Craig, an Association Lasting Nearly 70 Years."
The State 56 (March 1989):14-17. C917.05 S79
1933-1996
419. Jones, Lyle V. "A History of the L. L. Thurstone Psychometric
Laboratory." Typescript, c. 1989.
420. Jones, Myra. "Fightin' Back: When the Folks of Macon County
Thought They Were Unfairly Stereotyped by a Filmmaker 50 Years
Ago, They Fought Back." The State 57 (Feb. 1990):30-31.
Frank Porter Graham and the North Carolina Extension Service at
Chapel Hill. C917.05 S79 1933-1996
421. "Joseph Caldwell, D.D.: First President of the University
of North Carolina." University Record 5 (1899-1900):33-36.
422. "Joseph Caldwell, First President of the University."
Alumni Review 23 (1934-35): 121.
423. Joyce, Alice, ed. "A Rememberance." Carolina Alumni
Review 76(Fall 1987):29-42. Pictures and excerpts from the
first 75 years of the Alumni Review.
424. Joyce, Bob. "Reds on Campus: The Speaker Ban Controversy."
Carolina Alumni Review 72 (Spring 1984):4-11, 25. C378
UT2
425. Joyce, Robert P. "Bridging the Gaps: Thinking About Good
Government at Chapel Hill." Carolina Alumni Review
78 (Fall 1989):34-42. Some history on the Institute of Government,
its role, its faculty, and its programs. C378 UT2
426. Justice, John. "Beyond Numbers: Blacks and Whites at Chapel
Hill." Carolina Alumni Review 72 (Fall 1983):4-9,
28-30. History of race relations at UNC, mostly contemporary.
C378 UT2
427. Kain, Thomas Raymond. "The History of Required Physical
Education and Intramural Athletics at the University of North
Carolina." M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina, 1950.
428. "Kemp Plummer Battle, LL.D." North Carolina Booklet
7 (1907-8): 146-52. Most is reprint of biographical sketch in
Raleigh News and Observer by Edward L. Stewart.
429. Kennedy, Richard S. The Window of Memory: The Literary Career
of Thomas Wolfe. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina
Press, 1962. Has chapter on Wolfe at UNC.
430. King, Arnold K. The Multicampus University of North Carolina
Comes of Age. 1956-1986. Chapel Hill: University of North
Carolina, 1987.
431. Kitchin, Reed. "The Carolina Magazine." Carolina
Magazine 41 (April 1924):24-28. History of the magazine.
C378 UQm 1921-1948
432. Kitchin, Reed. "The Tar Heel." Carolina
Magazine 41 (May 1924):29-36. History of the student newspaper.
C378 UQm 1921-1948
433. Kitchen, Reed. "The Yackety Yack." Carolina
Magazine 41 (June 1924):22-29. History of the student yearbook.
C378 UQm 1921-1948
434. Kluttz, Jim. "News Bureau." The State 7 (June
3,1939):8, 26. On Bob Madry, bureau director, and the bureau itself.
C917.05 S79 1933-1996
435. Knight, Edgar W. "Henry Harrisse on Collegiate Education."
North Carolina Historical Review 24 (1947):58-111. A
fair amount on UNC in 1850s, including a controversy over Harrisse's
essay.
436. Knight, Edgar. W. "North Carolina's 'Dartmouth College
Case.'" Journal of Higher Education 19 (1948): 116-22.
On University v. Foy, in which N.C.'s Supreme Court overturned
an 1800 law repealing UNC's power to seize and possess eschested
lands
437. Knight, Edgar W., and Agatha Boyd Adams, eds. The Graduate
School: Research and Publications. Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina Press, 1946.
438. Knudtzon, Kermit, and Clifton E. Crandell, eds. From Quonset
Hut to Number One and Beyond: A History of the UNC School of Dentistry
. Chapel Hill: UNC Dental, Alumni Association, 1982.
439. Koch, Frederick H. "The Carolina Playmakers: An Announcement."
The Magazine 36 (1918-19):19-20. Reprint of a playbill
of Playmakers' opening performance, March 1919.
440. Koch, Frederick H. "Thomas Wolfe--Playmaker." Carolina
Play-Book 8 (June 1935):35 40.
441. Koch, Frederick H. "Twenty-five Years at Chapel Hill."
National Theatre Conference Bulletin 6 (June 1944): 13-24.
On the Department of Dramatic Arts.
442. Konkle, Burton Alva. John Motley Morehead and the Development
of North Carolina. 1796-1866 . Philadelphia: William J. Campbell,
1922. UNC in the early 1800s.
443. Korstad, Robert Rodgers. Dreaming of a Time: The School of Public
Health: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1939-1989.
Chapel Hill: School of Public Health, 1990.
444. Kosma, Mazlum. "A Comparison on the Present Sports Participation
Levels of the International Students and American Students Enrolled
at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill." M.A.
thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1988.
445. Kramer, Barbara B. "Perceived Effects of Affirmative Action
Regulations by Administrators at the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill: A Case Study (1973-1976)." Ph.D. dissertation,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1978.
446. Kuralt, Charles. "From a Village of Scholars on a Hill."
Carolina Alumni Review 74 (Winter 1986):21-22. Essay
on Bill Friday's contributions to UNC, excerpted from Kuralt's
introduction of Friday at N.Y. alumni meeting.
447. Kyser, Georgia Carroll, and William Brantley Aycock. William
Clyde Friday and Ida Howell Friday. North Caroliniana Society
imprints, no. 9. Chapel Hill: North Caroliniana Society, 1984.
448. Lacy, Dan. "The Subversive Library." Bookmark
37 (1967):1-9. On UNC and its library in the 193Os.
449. Lane, Mary Turner. "The University in Transition: The
Female Presence." Carolina Alumni Review 73 (Fall
1984):4-6, 16-22. Analytical history of women at UNC.
450. Lansdale, Nelson. "Up Till Now." Carolina Magazine
66 (Jan. 1937):5-7. On the editors of UNC's student publications
in the early 1930s.
451. "Last Decade at University Sees Many Changes." Alumni
Review 28 (1939-40):127. Describes UNC in the 193Os.
452. Lauder, Val. "Thinking of You: The Living Legacy of Kay
Kyser '27." Carolina Alumni Review 79 (Winter 1990):22-29.
Biographical article on one of the University's notable alumni
and his family.
453. Lauterer, Jock. Only in Chapel Hill: A Photographic Essay.
Chapel Hill: Colonial Press, 1967.
454. Lawrence, R. C. "University Presidents." The State
12 (June 10, 1944):9, 20. Brief biographies of UNC presidents.
455. Lee, Vergil. "A Pillar of the New South: The Story of the
University Press." Carolina Magazine 63 (April 8,
1934):5.
456. Lefler, Hugh, and Paul Wagner, eds. Orange County. 1752-1952.
Chapel Hill: Orange Printshop, 1953. Two chapters on UNC.
457. Leigh, Daniel. "Adventures of Rameses." The State
50 (Nov. 1982):14-16. On the UNC mascot.
458. Lewis, Henry W. "The Institute's First Faculty Member:
Henry Brandis, Jr. (1909-1989)." Popular Government
55 (Summer 1989):44-45.
459. Lewis, McDaniel. "Early Athletics." University
of North Carolina Magazine 31 (1913-14):358-64. Brief
look at UNC athletics through the years.
460. Lewis, Richard H. "Athletics in the University, Muscular
and Vocal, Forty Years Ago." North Carolina University
Magazine 14 (1894-95):98-100. Anecdotes on Zeb Vance and
others.
461. "The Libraries of Our Institution." North Carolina
University Magazine 3 (1954):28-33, 63-66. Describes 1854
status of library, pointing out deficiencies.
462. Liss, Howard. The Lawrence Taylor Story. Hillside,
N.J.: Enslow Publishers, 1987. Biography of alumnus football player
and later N. Y. Giants linebacker.
463. Link, Arthur Stanley. "A History of the Buildings at the
University of North Carolina." Honors thesis, University
of North Carolina, 1941.
464. Link, Phil. Another Time: A Fictional Story of the Truth
about Fraternities at Chapel Hill in the 30's. Greensboro:
Carolina Cerulean Books, 1990.
465. Link, Ronald C. "Albert Coates and Legal Research."
North Carolina Law Review 67 (April 1989):749-750. Memorial
to Albert Coates.
466. Link, Ronald C. "Henry P. Brandis, Jr." North
Carolina Law Review 67 (June 1989): 1021-1022. Memorial
to Professor of Law Henry P. Brandis, Jr.
467. List, Barbara Turner. "The Friends of the University of
North Carolina Library, 1932 1962." M.L.S. thesis, University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1965.
468. Livingstone, John A. "The Founding of the University of
North Carolina." Nocalore 2 (1932):222-36. On the
influence of Freemasons at UNC.
469. Lobred, Leonard. "A Post-Mortem on Supression." Carolina
Magazine 70 (Feb. 1941): 1820, 27-28. Describes recent
events concerning the Tar Heel and its relationship to
the N.C. legislature.
470. Lockmiller, David A. The Consolidation of the University
of North Carolina. Raleigh: University of North Carolina,
1942.
471. Lomax, John F. "Legislative Style Manual" Chapel Hill:
Student Congress, 1989.
472. Lominac, Harry Gene. The Carolina Dramatic Association:
Its History. 1922-1962. Chapel Hill: Past Presidents of the
Carolina Dramatic Association, 1962.
473. London, H. A. "The University during the War." University
Record, no. 93 (June 1911):75-89. Address on the Civil War,
delivered at commencement of 1895.
474. London, Lawrence Foushee. "A Half-Century With Rare Books."
Chapel Hill, North Carolinian Society, N.C. Collection, 1991.
475. Long, Augustus White. Son of Carolina. Durham: Duke
University Press, 1939. Contains material on Chapel Hill and UNC
in the Civil War and Reconstruction, and on UNC in the 1880s.
476. Long, Rachael. Building Notes. UNC-Chapel Hill. Chapel
Hill, 1984. Contains brief history of each building (or other
structure), including: building cost, footage, architect/contractors,
biography of person for whom named, etc. [Much of the text of this volume has
been incorporated into a database of campus structures, which is maintained by Facilities
Services at: Facility Information
477. "Louis Round Wilson Honored by Colleagues." Alumni
Review 14 (1925-26):211-12. Much on Wilson's contributions
to UNC.
478. Love, Cornelia Spencer. When Chapel Hill Was a Village.
Chapel Hill: Chapel Hill Historical Society, 1976. Memoirs; some
on UNC.
479. Love, James Lee. 'Tis Sixty Years Since: A Story of the
University of North Carolina in the 1880s. Chapel Hill, 1945.
480. Lu, Wei Ming. "Toward a Long Range Plan for the Physical
Development of the University of North Carolina." M.R.P.
thesis, University of North Carolina, 1956.
481. Lumpkin, Angela. "Women's Physical Activity at the First
State University: An Uphill Struggle." Typescript in North
Carolina Collection.
482. McAlister, A. W. "Recalls Old Days in Chapel Hill."
Alumni Review 20 (1931-32):281-82. McAlister, class of
1882, gave this address at his 50th reunion.
483. McDowell, Sara-Jean. "The Carolina Playmakers: Its History,
1918-1950." M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina, 1962.
484. McDuffie, Roger A. "Pharmaceutically Speaking." University
of North Carolina Magazine 32 (1914-15):206-11. Brief history
of the Pharmacy School and its status in 1914.
485. McIntosh, C. E. "Historical Background." In University
Extension in Action, pp. 13-21. By Russell M. Grumman. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1947.
486. McKie, George. "The Life and Times of George McKie, Professor
of English at the University of North Carolina, 1899-1941."
Edited by Elizabeth McKie. Typescript in North Carolina Collection,
with much on UNC.
487. McLean, Hallie Stewart. "The History of the Dialectic Society,
1795-1860." M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina, 1950.
488. McVaugh, Michael R. "Elisha Mitchell's Books and the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Library." University Library,
Friends of the Library, 1987-90.
489. MacMillan, Dougald. English at Chapel Hill 1795-1969.
Chapel Hill: Dept. of English, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, [n.d.]
490. MacMillan, Dougald. "The First Concert in Gerrard Hall."
University of North Carolina Magazine 33 (1915-16):236-39.
Describes program on night of Oct. 5, 1850.
491. McPherson, Elizabeth Gregory, ed. "Unpublished Letters
from North Carolinians to Polk." North Carolina Historical
Review 16 (1939):54-79, 174-200, 328-357, 428-57; ibid.,
17 (1940):37-66, 139-66, 249-66. A number of these letters are
on UNC; see, in vol. 16, pp. 195 and 340, and in vol. 17, pp.
56, 65, and 144-62 (this last group contains letters pertaining
to Polk's visit to UNC).
492. Madry, R. W. "Our Longest Stride Yet." The State
20 (Oct. 4, 1952):9. On the opening of the UNC Medical School
and North Carolina Memorial Hospital.
493. Madry, Robert W. "History of Track at the University."
Alumni Review 14 (1925-26):244, 246.
494. Madry, Robert W. "The University Celebrates." The
State 11 (Oct. 23, 1943):6-7. On UNC's 150th birthday celebration.
495. Madry, Robert W. "University Has Rich Scientific Atmosphere."
Alumni Review 25 (1936-37):206-7. History of scientific
research at UNC.
496. Malone, Dumas. Edwin A. Alderman: A Biography. New
York: Doubleday, Doran, and Co., 1940. Chapter on Alderman as
president of UNC.
497. Malone, E. T., Jr. "The University of North Carolina in
Edwin Fuller's 1873 Novel, SeaGift." M.A. thesis,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1975. Fuller's novel,
popular in the late 19th century, "presented a romantic picture
of student life at the University" and "perpetuated
old and contributed new elements to the aura and folklore of the
University community." Condensed version, with same title,
appeared in North Carolina Historical Review 53 (1976):288-302.
498. Mangnum, Charles S. "Recalls Football's Genesis at Chapel
Hill." Alumni Review 23 (1934-35):54, 62. On the
early years of UNC football.
499. Mangnum, Charles S. "Those Were the Days When--"
Alumni Review 23 (1934-35): 148- 49. History of
UNC basketball.
500. Manning, John. "Address Before the Alumni Association of
the University of North Carolina." University Monthly
3 (1883-84): 174-88. Gives some history of UNC, showing how it
has benefitted state.
501. Manning, John. "The University and State History."
North Carolina University Magazine 9 (1899-90):131-33.
On the role of UNC in promoting the history of North Carolina.
502. Marlow, Otis. "The Wandering Comer Stone of Old East."
The State 2 (Oct. 27, 1934):25-26.
503. Martin, Carolyn Patricia. "The North Carolina Collection
in the University of North Carolina." M.L.S. thesis, University
of North Carolina, 1961.
504. Martin, Robert S. "A Consequence of Camegie Philanthropy:
Library Endowment at the University of North Carolina, 1900-1908."
Typescript in North Carolina Collection.
505. Martus, Theodor Charles. "A History of Varsity Track and
Field at the University of North Carolina." M.A. thesis,
University of North Carolina, 1951.
506. Mashburn, Rick. "Publisher of Distinction: UNC Press."
Carolina Alumni Review (June 1983): 12-13,26.
507. Mason, Robert. "Carolina Humor of Yore: When Bob Ruark
Was an 'Innocent' Artist for the Buccaneer." Alumni
Review 69 (Feb. 1981):16-17. History of one of the UNC's
humor magazines.
508. "Materials Pertaining to the Hazing Death of lsaac William
Rand, 1912." Compiled by Jerry W. Cotton. Xerox of newspaper
clippings related to the incident.
509. Matson, Robert. "A Question of Ethics: UNC Students Strive
To Do the Right Thing." Carolina Alumni Review 79
(Winter 1990): 10-14. Contemporary piece with some history on
the Campus Y and the Honor Code.
510. Matson, Robert. "The Morehead Legacy: A History of 'Uncle
Mot's' Contributions to UNC-CH, the State, and the Nation."
Carolina Alumni Review 77 (Spring 1988): 16-23.
511. Maultsby, R. C. "On the Gridiron." Carolina Magazine
40 (May-June 1923):8-11. History of UNC football.
512. Maybury, Catherine M. "An Analysis of the Book Publications
of the University of North Carolina Press, 1922-1952." M.S.L.S.
thesis, University of North Carolina, 1956.
513. Medwin, Jule Alfred. "A Study of Varsity Letter-Winners
Who Graduated From the University of North Carolina From 1935
through 1951." Ph.D. dissertation, University of North Carolina,
1953.
514. "Merchants'Meeting." North Carolina University
Magazine 5 (1856):237-38. Reprints resolution of town merchants
not to offer credit to any underage student without written consent
of parent.
515. Miller, Guy Howard. "A Contacting Community: American Presbyterians,
Social Conflict, and Higher Education, 1730-1820." Ph.D.
dissertation, University of Michigan, 1970. Has some on UNC.
516. Miller, Robert D. "Samuel Field Phillips: The Odyssey of
a Southern Dissenter." North Carolina Historical Review
58 (1981 ):263-80. Member of important UNC family; some on
UNC.
517. Mims, Edwin. "A Semi-Centennial Survey of North Carolina's
Intellectual Progress." North Carolina Historical Review
24 (1947):235-57. Overview of topic; only a paragraph or
two specifically on UNC.
518. "Mission of the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, 1991-2000: A Report to the President and Board of Governors
of the University of North Carolina." 1991. Faculty and student
proposal for the role of the University in the last decade of
the century.
519. Monday, Laurie lola. "Social Interest: Interest and Involvement
Among University Students." Honors thesis, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1991.
520. Moore, Dennis D. "The Source." Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1989. Brief informational paragraphs
about the University.
521. Moore, Gay Garrigan. "The Southern Historical Collection
in the Louis Round Wilson Library of the University of North Carolina,
From the Beginning of the Collection through 1948." M.S.L.S.
thesis, University of North Carolina, 1958.
522. "Morality of College." North Carolina University
Magazine 5 (1856):138-39. Editorial on recent reports of
drinking on campus, defending school and students.
523. Morris, Ron. ACC Basketball: An Illustrated History.
Chapel Hill: Four Comers Press, 1988.
524. Morris, Ron. "The Star Who Almost Wasn't." The
State 55 (March 1988):18-20. On basketball standout Lennie
Rosenbluth.
525. Morrison, Bob. "Evolution of the Carolina Magazine."
Carolina Magazine (Oct. 1945):4, 18.
526. Morrison, Joseph L. Governor O. Max Gardner: A Power in
North Carolina and New Deal Washington. Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina Press, 1971. Much on UNC at time of consolidation.
527. Moser, Artus M. "Old Days at the University." New
Carolina Magazine 38 (March 1921):40-42. Describes college
life at UNC, 1820s-1840s.
528. Moser, Artus M. "The School Days of Zebulon Baird Vance."
Carolina Magazine 39 (Nov. 1, 1921):6-8.
529. Moss, Wiliam D. "Henry Horace Williams and His Message."
Carolina Magazine 40 (Feb. 1923): 17-21.
530. Mumau, Thad. Dean Smith: a Biography. Winston-Salem:
1. F. Blair, 1990.
531. Mumau, Thad. "Dean Smith--More Than a Coach." Alumni
Review 68 (May 1980):6-13. Includes history of Smith's relationship
to UNC basketball. From author's book with same title (Huntsville,
Ala.: Strode Publishers, 1980).
532. Muriaty, Eugene John. "The History of Baseball at the University
of North Carolina with an Emphasis on 1947-1978." M.A. thesis,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1980.
533. Murphy, Evangeline Burbank. "The Growth of the Library
of the Philanthropic Society at the University of North Carolina."
M.L.S. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1979.
534. Murphy, Pete. "Davie, McCorkle and Avery." The
State 10 (Dec. 19, 1942):9, 28. On the "founding fathers"
of UNC: William R. Davie, Samuel E. McCorkle, and Waightstill
Avery.
535. Neal, Louise. "The Immortal 'Proff.'" The State 15
(Nov. 15, 1947): 11. On Frederick H. Koch.
536. Neckerman, Gloria Bein. "'I Want to Stand Once More Where
I Stood': Sounds from the Hill." M.A. thesis, University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1985. "The compilation
of a reader theatre script from the record of the spoken and written
expression of students, faculty, administrators and other friends
of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill throughout
the institution's history."
537. "New Facts Are Brought to Light about Old Carolina Song."
Alumni Review 27 (1938-39):212. On "Hark the
Sound."
538. Newsome, James F. Nathan Anthony Womack M.D.: Chairman.
the Department of Surgery. 1951-1966. Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina, 1983.
539. The Nineteen Forty Yackety Yack: Memories and Nostalgia.
1990. Fifty-year anniversary edition of Yackety Yack with short
alumni biographies.
540. Noble, Alice. The School of Pharmacy of the University of
North Carolina: A History. Chapel Hill: University of North
Carolina Press, 1961.
541. Noble, M. C. S. A History of the Public Schools of North
Carolina. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press,
1930. A fair amount on University; a whole chapter on "The
University in Reconstruction Days."
542. Nord, Sally McGee. "Youth Responds to the Social Order."
M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1969.
A brief and superficial discussion of "student involvement
or participation in the educational process, extracurricular activities
and/or social protest movements."
543. Novak, Steven J. The Rights of Youth: American Colleges
and Student Revolt. 1798-1815. Cambridge: Harvard University
Press, 1977. Has several pages on UNC.
544. Nowell, Elizabeth. Thomas Wolfe: A Biography. Garden
City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1960. Several pages on Wolfe as UNC student.
545. O'Callaghan, Erin. "For Whom the Governor Tolls."
The State 58 (October 1990):29-30. About the Morehead
Patterson Memorial Bell Tower.
546. Okun, Caroline Diana. "Group Cohesion and Personal Loyalty."
Honors thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1990.
547. "The Old University and Its Reputation." North
Carolina University Magazine 4 (188485):215-6. Editorial
on current trend to defame the "Old University," which
it says is done perhaps in order to boost reputation of "new"
University.
548. Oncley, Ruth. "A Tree on a Hill (A Play Based on the Early
History of the University of North Carolina)." M.A. thesis,
University of North Carolina, 1944.
549. Orr, Oliver H., Jr. Charles Brantley Aycock. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1961. UNC in late 1870s.
550. Osborne, Francis M. "The University and the Public Schools."
North Carolina University Magazine 16 (1898-99):212-19,
312-16. History of education in North Carolina with some references
to UNC.
551. O'Sullivan, William J. "Tar Heels Tell Our Story."
The State 20 (Oct. 25, 1952):5-6. The work of the UNC
Communications Center.
552. Pace, Lee. "Long Live the Rat: Alumni Recreate the Past
in a Chapel Hill Landmark." Carolina Alumni Review
77 (Fall 1988):68-72.
553. Pace, Lee. "The Greatest Game?" The State
55 (October 1987):18-21. On the UNC-Duke football game, 1949.
554. Parker, David B. "The History of The University of North
Carolina as Found in University Magazine, Alumni
Review, and University Record." Chapel Hill:
University Bicentennial Policy Committee, 1988.
555. Parker, David B. "Thomas Wolfe's 'Memories' of Billy Rand."
The State (Raleigh, N.C.) 56 (Dec. 1988):30-34. Billy
Rand was a UNC freshman killed in a 1912 hazing accident. Wolfe
wrote about the incident in You Can't Go Home Again.
556. Parker, Francis H. Genesis of the Department of City and
Regional Planning at Chapel Hill. Chapel Hill, 1974.
557. Parker, Francis H. Planning Education at Chapel Hill: A
Decade of Incremental Progress. Chapel Hill: Dept. of City
and Regional Planning, University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, 1974.
558. Parker, Roy, Jr. "Bob House: Credentials of Excellence.
" Carolina Alumni Review (Fall 1987):69. Written
at House's death.
559. Parker, Roy, Jr. "The Man for the Time and Place: A Tribute
to Dr. Christopher C. Fordham III, UNC-CH Chancellor from 1980-88."
Carolina Alumni Review 77 (Spring 1988):10-12.
560. Parker, Roy, Jr. "Thoughts from the Front Office."
Carolina Alumni Review 75 (Spring 1987):6-11. Interview
with C. D. Spangler after one year as University president.
561. Parramare, Thomas C. "From South Building to Franklin Street:
Freemason William R. Davie, Father of the University, Followed
Masonic Ground Plan." Carolina Alumni Review 71
(Feb. 1983):5-7. On the Masonic influence in the planning for
UNC.
562. Parrish, Laura Frances. "Books Read by Members of the Philanthropic
Society and Their Correlation with Debate Topics, 1828-1832."
M.L.S. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1979.
563. Patton, Frances Gray. "Frances Gray Patton's Chapel Hill."
Carolina Alumni Review 71 (April 1983):10-14. Patton,
in an essay reprinted from Travel Holiday, describes
the history of UNC.
564. Pearson, Natalie L. "Ingroup Bias and Its Effects on Sentencing."
Honors thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1991.
565. Pearson, T. G. "The Dialectic Literary Society." North
Carolina University Magazine 16 (1898-99):85-89. Includes
brief history of Society.
566. Peele, W. J. "Pen-Pictures of the Times of '75" University
Record, n.s., 1 (1901-2):32-45. College life at the time
of the re-opening.
567. Philanthropic Society. Catalogue of Books Belonging to the
Philanthropic Society. Published several times in the 19th
century; title varied slightly.
568. Philanthropic Society. Register of the Members of the Philanthropic
Society. Published several times in the 19th century; title
varied slightly.
569. Phillips, Dickson, Jr. "Memorial Service for Henry P. Brandis,
Jr., February 26, 1989." North Carolina Law Review 67
(June 1989): 1011-1012.
570. Phillips, William B. "John Lucas: A Southern Sketch."
North Carolina University Magazine 17 (1899-1900):1-16,83-95,124-34,171-79.
Novelette of (thinlydisguised) UNC.
571. Pierson, W. W. "The Past, Present, and Future of the Graduate
SchooL" In The Graduate School: Research and Publications,
pp. 31-55. Edited by Edgar W. Knight and Agatha Boyd Adams. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1946.
572. "A Place on the Hill." 1990. A videocassette narrated
by Woody Durham and William Hardy.
573. Plummer, Nixon S. "College Days of President Polk."
North Carolina Review (April 1910):7.
574. "Polk's Visit to His Alma Mater." North Carolina
Review (Jan. 1911):12-13. Excerpts from his diary on visit
to UNC.
575. Pollitt, Daniel H. "Campus Censorship: Statute Barring
Speakers from State Educational Institutions." North
Carolina Law Review 42 (1963-64): 179-99. On the Speaker
Ban. "
576. Pollitt, Daniel H. "Legal Problems in Southern Desegregation:
The Chapel Hill Story." North Carolina Law Review
43 (1964-65):689-767. Some on the role of UNC students and faculty.
577. Pollitt, Daniel H. "Some Highlights of AAUP Activities
at the University of North Carolina-C.H." Typescript in North
Carolina Collection; on the American Association of University
Professors.
578. Powell, William S. The First State University: A Pictorial
History of the University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Press, 1972. 2nd ed., 1979. 3rd ed.,
1992.
579. Powell, William S. Raleigh--Durham--Chapel Hill: A Student's
Guide to Localized History. New York: Teachers College Press,
1968. A brief section on Chapel Hill.
580. Powell, William S. "University Days of the Past."
Alumni Review 64 (Nov. 1975):8-9. History of the University
Day celebration.
581. "The Pre-Flight School." The State 10 (Feb.
27, 1943): 1-3, 29. On the Navy Pre-Flight School at UNC during
WWII.
582. "The Presentation of the Plate." Alumni Review
5 (1916-17): 3 9-41. On the return of the plate from the cornerstone
of Old East Building.
583. "President Polk's Visit to the University of North Carolina."
University of North Carolina Magazine 24 (1906-7):207-27.
On Polk's visit to UNC for 1847 commencement.
584. Price, James V., Jr. "Our Medical School." University
of North Carolina Magazine 33 (1915-16):217-21. Brief history
of the Medical School and its status in 1914.
585. Proceedings of the Frank Porter Graham Portrait Presentation
Ceremonies. May 19. 1956. [Chapel Hill: 1956] Includes addresses
on Graham by D. Hiden Ramsey, Robert B. House, and Luther Hodges.
586. Pugh, J. F."The History of the Library of North Carolina."
University of North Carolina Magazine 31 (1913-14):207-13.
On the UNC library.
587. Rabb, Stuart. "We Tycoons." Carolina Magazine
66 (Jan. 1937): 18-21. On the University Publications Union, 1923-36.
588. Rankin, Carl E. "The University of North Carolina and the
Problems of the Cotton Mill Employee." Ph.D. dissertation,
Columbia University, 1934. On UNC's mission to the state.
589. Raper, Horace W. William W. Holden: North Carolina's Political
Enigma. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press,
1985. On the UNC during Reconstruction.
590. Rappoport, Ken. Tar Heel: North Carolina Basketball.
Huntsville, Ala.: Strode Publishers, 1976.
591. Rappoport, Ken. Tar Heel: North Carolina Football.
Huntsville, Ala.: Strode Publishers, 1979.
592. Reckford, Joseph K. L. "The Dialectic and Philanthropic
Societies Portraits, 1795-1868." Honors thesis, University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1981.
593. Renfrew. Gael. "The Forest Theatre." The State
12 (March 17, 1945): 1, 17-18.
594. Report of Commission on University Consolidation. Raleigh:
[The Commission], 1932.
595. "Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Athletics and the University."
1989. Report of the Faculty Committee on Athletics with recommendations
for reform.
596. Reston, James. "Address." Address delivered on University
Day, Oct. 12, 1968.
597. Roberts, J. M. "The Up-Hill Climb to Basket Ball Glory."
Carolina Magazine 40 (May June 1923):11-12. History
of UNC basketball.
598. Robinson, Blackwell P. The History of Escheats. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina, 1955. UNC financing to 1955.
599. Robinson, Blackwell P. "Willie Jones of Halifax. "
North Carolina Historical Review 18 (1941):1-26, 133-170.
Several pages on Jones's relation to UNC.
600. Robinson, Blackwell P. William R. Davie. Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Press, 1957. Revision of 1953 UNC
dissertation.
601. "Roll of Confederate Dead of the University of North Carolina."
1884? Broadside listing soldiers lost in the Civil War by each
graduating class.
602. Roper, John Herbert. C. Vann Woodward. Southerner.
Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1987. Chapter on UNC in the
1930s.
603. Royster, Vermont. "Change and Controversy in Chapel Hill."
Alumni Review 67 (Sept. 1978): 16-17. Excerpt from speech,
discusses Frank Porter Graham, the speaker ban law, and other
topics. Says that UNC "has always been a focus of controversy.
"
604. Royster, Vermont. My Own, My Country's Time: A Journalist's
Journey. Chapel Hill: Algonquin Books, 1983. Several pages
on his days at UNC. This section is reprinted in Carolina
Lifestyle 2 (Sept. 1983):41-45 as "The Education of
Vermont Royster." See also "Memoirs of the Editor of
The Wall Street Journal." Carolina Alumni Review
72 (Fall 1983):16-19, 30-31.
605. Ruffin, Thomas. "Early Days of the Law School--Reminiscences
1900-1910." North Carolina Law Review 24 (1945-46):414-22.
606. Russell, Lucy Phillips. "Memories of Chapel Hill."
Alumni Review 4 (1915-16):44-45. Mainly on the Phillips
family and the re-opening of UNC in 1875.
607. Russell, Lucy Phillips. A Rare Pattern. Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Press, 1957. Autobiographical, with
much on UNC from 1865 on.
608. Russell, Phillips. These Old Stone Walls. Chapel Hill:
Chapel Hill Historical Society, 1972. Short essays on historical
episodes and people concerning UNC.
609. Russell, Phillips. The Woman Who Rang the Bell: The Story
of Cornelia Phillips Spencer. Chapel Hill: University of
North Carolina Press, 1949.
610. Rymer, W. C. "Henry Smith--The College Bell Ringer."
University of North Carolina Magazine 33 (1915-16):233-34.
Brief sketch of the Union's long-time bell-ringer.
611. Sanders, John. "Albert Coates: Institution Builder."
North Carolina Law Review 67 (April 1989):747-748. Popular
Government 54 (Spring 1989):7. Memorial to Albert Coates.
612. Sanders, John L. "The Evolution of the Idea of Making the
Initial Board of Governors a Permanent Body." Typescript
in North Carolina Collection. On University governance following
the restructuring of 1971.
613. Sanders, John L. "The Institute of Government at Fifty."
Popular Government 46 (Winter 1981):1-2.
614. Sanders, John L. The Legal Development of the University
of North Carolina. Chapel Hill: Institute of Government,
University of North Carolina, 1965.
615. Sanders, John L., ed. "The Journal of Ruffin Wirt Tomlinson,
The University of North Carolina, 1841-1842." North Carolina
Historical Review, 30 (1953):86-114,233-60. Much on day-to-day
life at UNC.
616. Sanders, L. Joseph. "College Newspapers and Campus Disruptions."
Honors thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1969.
Study of the Daily Tar Heel and 4 other campus newspapers
for 2 months in early 1969.
617. Sanders, Lynn Moss. "A Study of Howard W. Odum's 'New
Regionalism' and Its Effect on the Collecting, Study, and Literary
Use of Folklore at the University of North Carolina: 1920-1935."
M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1986.
Chapters on Odum's influence on William T. Couch, Paul Green,
and Guy Johnson.
618. Sandmel, F. F. "The Conception and the Creation: A Critical
Evaluation of the Work of the Carolina Playmakers." M.A.
thesis, University of North Carolina, 1941.
619. Saunders, J. Maryon. "Chase Decade Marks Eminent Achievement."
Alumni Review 18 (1929-30):156-58. History of UNC in
the 1920s.
620. Sawyer, Albert. "Anti-Communism: Its Effects on Academe."
M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1988.
621. Scheibner, George Curt. "Psychographic Analysis of a Public
Radio Audience Based on Program Preferences: The 1986 WUNC Listen
Survey." M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, 1988.
622. "School of Law Faculty: The University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, 1989-90." Chapel Hill: School of Law, 1989.
623. Schumann, Marguerite. "Academic Fireworks Was the Scene."
The State 43 (Dec. 1975): 14-16. On Benjamin Hedrick,
Horace Williams, and the Hedrick-Williams House.
624. Schumann, Marguerite. The First State University: A Walking
Guide. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1972.
Rev. ed., 1985. Contains brief descriptions and history of campus
buildings and landmarks.
625. Schumann, Marguerite. "History Hangs on the Di-Phi Walls."
The State 44 (Aug. 1976):8 10. On the Di-Phi portraits.
626. Schumann, Marguerite. "The Stories These Walls Could Tell!"
The State 45 (Jan. 19'Z8): 18-20. On Person Hall.
627. Schumann, Marguerite. "Take the Law Where the Action Is."
The State 45 (Sept.1977):20-21. On the Institute of Government.
628. Schwartz, David. "U.S. Senate Gains a Controversial Voice:
Paul Wellstone '65 Launches Campaign for Social Issues."
Carolina Alumni Review 80 (Summer 1991):29-35. Biographical
article on a Carolina alumnus who was involved with speaker ban
protests and other civil rights issues at Carolina and who is
a U.S. Senator from Minnesota.
629. "Scientific Investigation at the University, 1795-1910."
University Record, no. 86 (Nov. 1910).
630. Scott, Tom. "A History of lntercollegiate Athletics at
the University of North Carolina: A Report of a Type C Project."
Ph.D. dissertation, Columbia University, 1955.
631. Selden, Samuel, and Mary Tom Sphangos. Frederick Henry Koch.
Pioneer Playmaker: A Brief Biography. Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina Library, 1954.
632. Sellers, Charles. James K. Polk: Jacksonian. 1795-1843.
Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1957. Section on Polk at
UNC (1810s).
633. Sellers, Charles Grier, Jr. "Jim Polk Goes to Chapel Hill."
North Carolina Historical Review 29 (1952): 189-203.
On Polk's days as UNC student.
634. "The Semi-centennial of the Reopening of the University."
University Record, no. 227 (Oct. 1925).
635. "Several Claim Honor of 'Oldest State University. "'
Alumni Review 22 (1933-34): 165. Discusses claims by
the University of Georgia, the University of Pennsylvania, the
University of Vermont, and the UNC.
636. Shafer, Mark W. "The Desegregation of a Public University
System: Conflict between the Consolidated University of North
Carolina and the Department of Health, Education and Welfare,
1969-1979." Ph.D. dissertation, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, 1980.
637. Sharp, Paul F. "University Day, 1965: Address by Chancellor
Paul F. Sharp, October 12, 1965."
638. Sharp, Sally Bennett. "Nancy Rhoden: A Tribute to Friendship
and Irreverent Intellect." North Carolina Law Review
68 (June 1990):839-840. Biographical memorial on the occasion
of Professor of Law Nancy Rhoden's death in October 1989.
639. Sharpe, Bill. "Coates's School." The State
12 (Oct. 14, 1944):6-7. On Albert Coates and the Institute of
Government.
640. Sharpe, David. "One Damn Book after Another." Carolina
Magazine (Jan. 1948):8-9, 27, 32. On the history of the University
of North Carolina Press.
641. Shearin, Paul E. "History of the Physics Department: The
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill." Typescript,
1965.
642. "Should the Bones of General Davie Be Brought to Rest in
Chapel Hill?" Alumni Review 27 (1938-39):18.
643. Shumaker, Jim. "Let Me Share This with You." Carolina
Alumni Review 74 (Winter 1986):27-28. On Bill Friday's relationship
with the press.
644. Simon, Ken. Pizza Face. or the Hero of Suburbia. New
York: Grove Weidenfield, 1991. Fictional account of student life
at the University.
645. Singal, Daniel Joseph. The War Within: From Victorian to
Modernist Thought in the South. 1919-1945. Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina Press, 1982. Chapters on Howard Odum and the
Regionalists and on William T. Couch and the University of North
Carolina Press.
646. Smith, Charles Lee. The History of Education in North Carolina.
Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1888. One chapter
(about fifty pages) on UNC; important early photographs of buildings.
647. Smylie, Jonathan. "Carolina Now Has 14 Pulitzer Winners."
Alumni Review 70 (June 1982):4-8. Discusses UNC's Pulitzer-winning
alumni; includes list.
648. Snell, Chester D. "The University That Is Not in Chapel
Hill." Alumni Review 14 (1925-26): 142-43.
On the history and work of the Extension Division.
649. Snider, Jane. "Women at Carolina--From 'The Petticoat Invasion'
to Coed Dorms." Alumni Review 59 (May 1971): 18-20.
650. Snider, William D. Light on the Hill: a History of the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Chapel Hill: UNC Press,
1992.
651. "The Soldiers' Monument Unveiled." Alumni Review
1 (1912-13):184-84. Dedication of the campus monument to
commemorate UNC's Confederate dead.
652. Sommer, Sebastian C. "New Moon over Chapel Hill."
The State 16 (March 5, 1949):3-4, 17. On Morehead Planetarium.
653. Spearman. Walter. The Carolina Playmakers: The First Fifty
Years. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1970.
654. Spencer, Cornelia P. "Dr. Joseph Caldwell: A Study."
North Carolina University Magazine 12 (1892-93):45-55.
655. Spencer, Cornelia P. "Old Days in Chapel Hill." University
Monthly 3 (1883-84):289-93, 326-29,394-98; 4 (1884-85):15
22; North Carolina University Magazine 4 (188485):109-16;
7 (1887-88):12-17,54-60,98-104,151-59,214-21; 8 (1888 89):2-10,
59-64,116-24,147-53,213-19,266-71; 9 (1889-90):18-23; 10 (1890-91):43-56.
This series was published irregularly for several years in the
magazine. The first installment, described in an editorial as
a "fore-runner" of the series, depicts life in the area
before UNC came. The first of the regular series (the second listed
above) describes early professors. The second (incorrectly numbered
the third in its title) tells of the cultural life of early Chapel
Hill. The third (number 4 in its title) was on the life and work
of Elisha Mitchell. The fourth discusses the work of Joseph Caldwell
and David Swain. The fifth was mainly on William Hooper. The sixth
describes the early faculty, especially James Phillips. The seventh,
eighth, and ninth were on Swain; the seventh is critical, the
eighth complimentary, and the ninth discusses the marriage of
Swain's daughter. The tenth is on William Mercer Green. The eleventh
gives the history of the University Magazine. The twelfth
describes the role of the college tutors. The thirteenth tells
of several ante-bellum faculty members. The fourteenth is on UNC's
ballroom. The fifteenth discusses Chapel Hill's doctors, and the
sixteenth discusses the town's business growth. The seventeenth
and last one is on Benjamin Hedrick.
656. Spencer, Cornelia Phillips. "Pen and Ink Sketches of the
University of North Carolina." Typescript in North Carolina
Collection. "From the Raleigh Sentinel, April 26
to July 6, 1869." General history of UNC to 1869.
657. Spencer, Cornelia Phillips. Selected Papers of Cornelia
Phillips Spencer. Edited by Louis R. Wilson. Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Press, 1953. Many deal with Chapel
Hill and UNC, 1865-1895.
658. Stacy, W. P. "Fifty Years in Retrospect." Alumni
Review 14 (1925-26):39-40, 45-46. History of UNC since the
re opening, looking at each presidential administration. Includes
number of faculty and students for each year. Also in University
Record, no. 227 (Oct. 1925):50-57.
659. Stahl, Jeaneane W. "The Ackland: Twenty Years of Dreams
and Realities." Alumni Review 66 (Jan. 1978):5-10.
On the Ackland Art Museum.
660. Stahl, Jeaneane W. "Campus Buildings Names Project Is Product
of History Class." Alumni Review 68 (Jan. 1980):14.
On a history major's class project: researching the history of
various campus buildings. Includes quiz.
661. Stahl, Jeaneane W. "The Way It Was." Alumni Review
68 (Jan. 1980):6-8, 12. Year-by-year look at happenings, trends,
etc., at UNC during the 1970s.
662. Stahr, Alden. "Thomas Wolfe at Chapel Hill." Carolina
Magazine 61 (April 10, 1932):1-8. Describes Wolfe's days
as a student at UNC.
663. Stancill, Jane. "It Was Wartime." Alumni Review
76 (Fall 1987):43-46. UNC in World War II.
664. Staples, Raymond. "Chapel Hill Is 'Our Town' in Novels."
Alumni Review 28 (193940): 186-87. Describes seven
writers who used Chapel Hill as a setting for their novels.
665. Stephens, Florence W. "Getting Next to a Great Man Is Easy
Proposition." Alumni Review 15 (1926-27): 119, 140.
On William Rand Kenan, Jr.
666. Stephenson, H. Hermes. "Old Commons." University
of North Carolina Magazine 33 (1915-16):60-62. A brief history
of the gym/ballroom building.
667. Stewart, Alva. "The Man Who Taught Us Our History: Albert
Ray Newsome Has Been Dead Nearly Four Decades, But He's Still Influencing
What Students Learn About the Tar Heel State." The State
57 (Aug. 1989):34-37. Biographical essay about a University alumnus
and professor.
668. Stick, David, and William C. Friday. William S. Powell North
Carolina Historian. North Caroliniana Society imprints, no.
10. Chapel Hill: North Caroliniana Society, 1985.
669. Stoddard, George Dinsmore. "East and West in Education:
An Address." Address by the president of the University of
lllinois at the Convocation of the University of North Carolina,
July 3, 1947.
670. Stokes, John H. "Twenty-One Years of Progress." Alumni
Review 56 (1968):8-11. History of UNC radio and television.
671. Stolpen, Steven. Chapel Hill: A Pictorial History.
Norfolk, Va.: Donning Co., 1978.
672. Stone, Richard G. "The Graham Plan of 1935: An Aborted
Crusade to De-emphasize College Athletics." North Carolina
Historical Review 64 (July 1987):274-293.
673. Stoney; George C. "Didn't Used to Be That-a-way."
Carolina Magazine 66 (Jan. 1937):2225. "As
told to the Author by an Old Man from Carrboro." Oral history
concerning UNC. Not dated, but most events described appear to
be from late 19th century.
674. Straley, Harrison Wilson, III, and R. J. Martin. "Early
Days in Geophysics at the University of North Carolina."
Typescript in North Carolina Collection.
675. "Strong Sentiment for Women's Building." Alumni
Review 9 (1920-21):276-77. Push for women's dorm; contains
some history of women on campus.
676. "Student Congress: University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill." Chapel Hill: The Congress, 1989.
677. Sugarman, Joe. "Carolina's Greatest Political Campaign."
Carolina Magazine 67 (March 1938):2-6; (April 1938):11-16.
On campus politics, early-mid 1930s.
678. Sugarman, Joe, and Harper Barnes. "Now It Can Be Told:
Bledsoe's Political History Continued." Carolina Magazine
65 (May 1936):12-15. Campus politics of 1930s.
679. Sumner, Jim L. "The North Carolina Inter-Collegiate Foot-Ball
Association: The Beginnings of College Football in North Carolina."
North Carolina Historical Review 65 (1988):263-86. Much
on UNC football in the 1880s.
680. "A Survey of Statutory Changes in North Carolina "
(Also called "North Carolina ... Session Laws.") North
Carolina Law Review 9 (1930-31): 369-70 ("University
Consolidation"). Ibid., 11 (1932-33):200 ("Unclaimed
deposits"). Ibid., 15 (193637):350-51 ("Escheats").
25 (1946-47):421-23 ("Escheats"). Ibid., 36 (195758):
148-51 ("Escheats").
681. Swain, David L. "Dr. James Phillips." University
Monthly 1 (May 1882):51-53.
682. Sykes, Charles J. "A Tradition at Risk: Undergraduate Education
at the University of North Carolina." A John Locke Foundation
sponsored study of the University, 1992.
683. "Tar Heel Voices." Alumni Review 54 (1965-66):82.
On William Rand Kenan, Jr.
684. Tauber, Maurice F. Louis Round Wilson: Librarian and Administrator.
New York: Columbia University Press, 1967.
685. Taubman, Andrew B. "Money Redistribution Between Income
Classes Via a State Subsidy of Tuition at the University of North
Carolina." Chapel Hill: 1989.
686. Taylor, George Coffin. So This Is Education! [New Bern,
N.C.], 1980. Autobiographical; Taylor was Professor of English
at UNC, 1925-1950.
687. Taylor, Lawrence. LT: Living on the Edge. New York:
Times Books, 1987. Taylor writes of his years as UNC football
player.
688. Teague, A. Christine. "Crystalline Methamphetamine and
Recreational Drug Abuse Patterns in the UNC Greek System."
Honors thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1991.
689. Tennille, Norton F., Jr. "Things That Never Happened."
Carolina Alumni Review (Fall 1987):65-68. Reminiscences
of UNC in the early 1960s.
690. Terres, John K. From Laurel Hill to Siler's Bog. New
York: Knopf, 1969. Description of Mason Farm area of UNC lands.
691. Terry, Walter. "Solomon Pool: The Forgotten President."
Carolina Magazine 62 (May 14, 1933):5, 7.
692. Thompson, Cleon Franklyn, Jr. "A Comparison of Black and
White Public Institutions of Higher Education in North Carolina."
Ph.D. dissertation, Duke University, 1977. Partly historical.
693. Thompson, Holland M. "The Magazine for Fifty Years."
North Carolina University Magazine 13 (1893-94):273-87.
History of the University Magazine.
694. Thornton, Mary L. "Professor Sans Pupils." The
State 29 (Jan. 20,1962):14. On David Ker.
695. Thorpe, Judith L. "A Study of the Peace Movement at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Viewed within the
Context of the Nation, 1964-1971." M.A. thesis, University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1972.
696. Tilley, Greta. "The Man as President--It's Not a Simple
Thing." Carolina Alumni Review 74 (Winter 1986):23-25.
On Bill Friday and his contributions to UNC.
697. Tindall, Bruce. "More Than Five Million Documents Now Logged
in Southern Historical Collection at Library." Alumni
Review 61 (March 1973):9.
698. Tindall, George B. "The Significance of Howard W. Odum
to Southern History: A Preliminary Estimate." Journal
of Southern History 24 (1958):285-307.
699. Tisue, Kaarin. "Moral Development, Neutralization Theory,
and College Cheating." Honors thesis, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1990.
700. Tomberlin, B. M. "William Richardson Davie." M.A.
thesis, University of North Carolina, 1942.
701. Tripp, Gladys Best. "Land of the Trees." The State
7 (March 2, 1940):4-5,20. On the campus landscape.
702. Tucker, Glenn. Zeb Vance: Champion of Personal Freedom.
Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1965. Vance at UNC (early 1850s).
703. Turnbull, Andrew. Thomas Wolfe. New York: Scribner's,
1967. Contains a chapter on Wolfe as UNC student.
704. UNC School of Law 1990 Alumni Directory. South Bend,
Indiana: Carleton Graphics, 1990.
705. "The University and Women Students." Alumni Review
11 (1922-23):185-87. Concerning UNC's policy of admitting women;
contains lengthy statement by President Chase.
706. "University at Risk: An Assessment of the State Budget
Cuts' Impact on Education and Services at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill." 1990. Student-initiated assessment
of the effects of the 1990 budget cuts on education at the University.
707. "University Colors Outgrowth of Long Tradition." Alumni
Review 16 (1927-28):281.
708. "University Day and Installation of Paul Hardin as Chancellor,
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Commemorating
the One Hundred Ninety-Fifth Anniversary of the Laying of the
Cornerstone of Old East, October 12, 1793." 1988.
709. "The University Goes on the Air." Alumni Review
28 (1939-1940):137. On UNC's radio station.
710. "University Is Made Subject of Attack in Petition to Governor
Gardner." Alumni Review 21 (1932-33): 14. Describes
a petition signed by 285 people against campus visits by people
such as Langston Hughes, Bertrand Russell, etc.
711. "University of North Carolina." North Carolina
University Magazine 1 (1852):81-85. Brief history of education
in North Carolina before 1789, including the founding of UNC.
712. The University of North Carolina 1990 Bicentennial Directory
of Alumni. 1991. The most complete listing of alumni with
their addresses; it also has a necrology of deceased alumni.
713. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Chancellor's Committee
on Community and Diversity. "Final Report." 1991. Study
and recommendations on increasing community and diversity at the
University.
714. "University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Presidents
and Chancellors, 1795-1957." Alumni Review 45 (1956-57):xvii
[in supplement between pp. 222 and 223]. Portraits and brief biographical
sketches; reprinted from Popular Government.
715. "The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill [printed
map]." 1991. Self-guided tour with description on reverse.
716. "The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Review."
1988. Study of the University by an independent team authorized
by the Search Committee for the Chancellor of UNC-CH in 1987.
717. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: The First
200 Years. Chapel Hill: General Alumni Association, 1987.
Pictures and essays by several authors.
718. "The University of North Carolina Press." University
Record, no. 228 (Nov. 1925): 1-33.
719. The University of North Carolina Sesquicentennial Publications.
Directed by Louis Round Wilson. Chapel Hill: University of North
Carolina Press, 1945-53. Relevant titles are listed individually
elsewhere. This list contains all titles in the series. A
State University Surveys the Humanities, edited with a foreword
by Loren C. MacKinney, Nicholson B. Adams, and Harry K. Russell
(1945); Pioneering a People's Theatre, edited with a
foreword by Archibald Henderson (1945); Studies in Language
and Literature, edited with a foreword by George R. Coffinan
(1945); Secondary Education in the South, edited with
a foreword by W. Carson Ryan, J. Minor Gwynn, and Arnold K. King
(1946); In Search of the Regional Balance of America,
edited with a foreword by Howard W. Odum and Katharine Jocher
(1945); Library Resources of the University of North Carolina:
A Summary of Facilities for Study and Research, edited with
a foreword by Charles E. Rush (1945); Studies in Science,
edited with a foreword by W. C. Coker (1946); Research and
Regional Welfare: Papers Presented at a Conference on Research
at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. May 9-10-11.
1945, edited by Robert E. Coker, with a foreword by Louis
R. Wilson (1946); The Graduate School: Research and Publications,
edited with a foreword by Edgar W. Knight and Agatha Boyd Adams
(1946); Books from Chapel Hill: A Complete Catalogue. 1923-1945
(1946); University Extension in Action, by Russell M.
Grumman (1947); The Chronicles of the Sesquicentennial,
edited with a foreword by Louis R. Wilson (1947); A Century
of Legal Education, edited with a foreword by Robert H. Wettach
(1947); The Graduate School: Dissertations and Theses,
edited by James L. Godfrey, Fletcher M. Green, and W. W. Pierson
(1947); Studies in History and Political Science, edited
with a foreword by A. R. Newsome (1947); The Campus of the
First State University, by Archibald Henderson (1949); A
Documentary History of the University of North Carolina. 1776-1799,
compiled and annotated by R. D. W. Connor, edited with a preface
by Louis R. Wilson and Hugh T. Lefler (2 vols: 1953).
720. "The University Seal: It Wasn't Really 'Sinister.'"
Alumni Review 63 (March 1975): 16-17. History of UNC
seal.
721. Vance, Zebulon B. "The Life and Character of Hon. David
L. Swain." University Magazine 1 (1878):73-93. A
commencement address that contains much on UNC. Also published,
with same title, as pamphlet (Durham: W.T. Blackwell, 1878).
722. Vaughan, James Herbert, Jr. "The Integration of Negroes
into the Law School of the University of North Carolina."
M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina, 1952. Partly historical
and descriptive, partly sociological.
723. Venable, Francis P. "A College President of a Hundred Years
Ago." University Record, no. 91 (April 1911):5-15.
On Joseph Caldwell.
724. Venable, Francis P. "The University and the State."
University Record 6 (1900-1):9-15. Venable's University
Day address, containing a brief general history of UNC.
725. Vickers, James. "An Office Well Served: Curriculum and
Research Excell Under Chancellor Fordham's Leadership." Carolina
Alumni Review 77 (Spring 1988):6-8.
726. Vickers, James. Chapel Hill: An Illustrated History.
Chapel Hill: Barclay Publishers, 1985.
727. Vickers, James. "Sharing the Wisdom of Their Years: Retired
Faculty Find Camaraderie in New Association." Carolina
Alumni Review 76 (Winter 1988):34-38. The UNC Association
of Retired Faculty helps professors stay in touch with the University
after they retire.
728. Vickers, James. "The Hill Family Legacy." Carolina
Alumni Review 75 (Spring 1987):25-29. On the contributions
of John Sprunt Hill and George Watts Hill to UNC.
729. "View and Review of the University Catalogue." North
Carolina University Magazine 2 (1853):364-67. Contemporary
account of UNC--students, faculty, departments, and so forth--with
historical background.
730. "A Visit to the University." North Carolina University
Magazine 7 (1857-58):227-31. A former student visits UNC
and tells of changes in the 20 years that have elapsed, especially
in the students and the library, and how some things have remained
the same.
731. "W. I. [i.e., I. W.] Rand Meets Death While Being Hazed:
The Findings of the Faculty Investigation." Alumni Review
1 (1912-13): 11-13.
732. Waddell, Alfred M. The Ante-Bellum University: Oration Delivered
at the Celebration of the Centennial of the University of North
Carolina. June 5th.. 1895. Wilmington, N.C.: Jackson &
Bell, 1895. Describes the role ofUNC in the development of North
Carolina.
733. Wagstaff, H. M., ed. The Harris Letters. James Sprunt
Historical Publications, vol 14. Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina, 1916. Letters of Professor Charles W. Harris,
many of which discuss UNC.
734. Wagstaff, Henry M. Impressions of Men and Movements at the
University of North Carolina. Edited by Louis R. Wilson.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1950.
735. Wagstaff, Henry McGilbert. "Unpublished Sketches of University
Administration." Typescript (ed. by Louis R. Wilson) in North
Carolina Collection. Material not included in Wagstaff's Impressions.
736. Walker, Thomas H. "Television Station Meets with Good Reception."
Alumni Review 43 (1954-55):98-105. On new WUNC-TV.
737. Wallace, Jimmy. "Wasted Bricks." Carolina Magazine
(Feb. 1943): 14-15, 28-29. Critical history of campus architecture.
738. Walser, Richard. The Black Poet: Being the Remarkable Story
(partly Told by Himself) of George Moses Horton. a North Carolina
Slave. New York: Philosophical Library, 1966. Much on Horton's
relationship to UNC.
739. Walser, Richard. "Editor Who Threw Out the Ads." The
State 39 (Jan. 1, 1972): 13-14. On Thomas Wolfe and the Tar
Heel.
740. Walser, Richard. Thomas Wolfe: Undergraduate. Durham:
Duke University Press, 1977.
741. Way, William. "The Story of Two Portraits." University
Record, no. 189 [1921]:3-13. On portrait of William R Davie,
presented to UNC in 1920.
742. Weaver, Fred H. "The Tradition of Student Life at Chapel
Hill." Carolina Ouarterly 5 (Spring 1953):14-22.
743. Webb, Mena. Jule Carr: General without an Army. Chapel
Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1987. Chapter on UNC
in Civil War; also various references to the role of the Carrs
in UNC.
744. Webb, W. R, Jr. "Anecdote and Reminiscence." North
Carolina University Magazine 14 (1894-95):267-71. Short anecdotes
on David Swain and others.
745. Webb, W. R, Jr., and E. C. Gregory. "Anecdote and Reminiscence."
North Carolina University Magazine 14 (1894-95):33-37.
Two anecdotes of classroom humor, one involving Joseph Caldwell.
746. Weeks, Stephen B. "Biographical Sketches ofthe Confederate
Dead of the University of North Carolina." North Carolina
University Magazine 7 (1887-88):35-40, 83-86, 109-13,171-76,
232-36, 262-65; 8 (1888-89):27-29, 75-79,176-79, 227-31, 27174;
9 (1889-90):25-28, 80-82, 140-43, 198-201, 340-45; 10 (1890-91):
102-9, 16066, Brief sketches of UNC students killed in the
Civil War.
747. Weeks, Stephen B. "The University of North Carolina in
1805." North Carolina University Magazine 13 (1893-94):328-39.
Reprints personal letters, with background, on student unrest
in 1805.
748. Weeks, Stephen B. "The University of North Carolina in
the Civil War." University Record 2 (1897-98):9-10,
14-15, 30-31, 43. Excerpts trom a lecture.
749. Weeks, Stephen B. "The University of North Carolina in
the Civil War." University of North Carolina Magazine
28 (Nov. 1910):5-17.
750. Weeks, Stephen B. The University of North Carolina in the
Civil War. Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones, 1896. Reprinted from
Southern Historical Society Papers, vol. 24.
751. Weiss, Charles Manuel. "An Historical Outline of the Department
of Environmental Sciences and Engineering." Chapel Hill:
School of Public Health, University of North Carolina, 1967.
752. West, Hubert A. "The History of Track and Field at the
University of North Carolina in the Atlantic Coast Conference,
1954-1976." M.A. thesis, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, 1979.
753. Wettach, Robert H., ed. A Century of Legal Education.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1947. History
of UNC's Law School.
754. Weyr, Garret. Pretty Girls: A Novel. New York: Crown
Publishers, 1988. Fictional account of student life at the University.
755. Whichard, Willis Padgett. "Administrative Law--Judicial
Review--Procedural Due Process in Student Disciplinary Proceedings."
North Carolina Law Review 43 (196465):152-61. Discussion
of legal aspects of In re Carter (1964), in which a UNC
student, suspended for cheating, appealed to state courts for
judicial review.
756. White, Viola C. Partridge in a Swamp: The Journals of Viola
C. White. 1918-1941. Taftsville, Vt.: Countryman Press, 1979.
Chapter on her years as student at UNC.
757. Whitefield, Clarence E. The Distinguished Professorships
at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: A Brief History
of Who Endowed Them. When They Were Established. Who They Honor.
and a Current Listing of Those Faculty Members Who Presently Hold
Them. Chapel Hill, 1983.
758. Wicker, Tom. "The Future of the University at the End of
an Era." Carolina Alumni Review 74 (Winter 1986):7-19.
Wicker's interview (with background notes) with Bill Friday on
Friday's retirement.
759. Wicker, Tom. "The Legacy of Dr. Frank." Carolina
Alumni Review 80 (Spring 1991):812. Article centers
around June 24, 1950, when Graham lost the second primary for
Senate to Willis Smith and is biographical about Frank Porter
Graham's presidency of the University.
760. Wilkinson, Billy Rayford. "The Thomas Wolfe Collection
of the University of North Carolina." M.L.S. thesis, University
of North Carolina, 1960.
761. "The William and Ida Friday Continuing Education Center."
Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
1990. Information packet on the Friday Center for conference planners
and participants.
762. William Donald Carmichael Jr., 1900-1961. [N.p., n.d.]
Memorial statement of UNC Board of Trustees about Carmichael,
Controller and Vice President of UNC.
763. "William R. Kenan Center at the University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill." 1987. Describes Kenan Charitable Trust and
Kenan Center Building.
764. Williams, Henry Horace. The Education of Horace Williams.
Chapel Hill: The Author, 1936. Combination autobiography/memoirs/philosophy,
with much on UNC.
765. Williams, J. Derek. '"It Wasn't Slavery Time Anymore':
Foodworkers' Strike at Chapel Hill, Spring 1969." M.A. thesis,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1979.
766. Williams, Jeaneane. "Authors Write about Chapel Hill: The
Fabric of Their Lives." Alumni Review 69 (Dec. 1980):4-8,
10-11. How former students of UNC have used Chapel Hill as a setting
for their novels. Continued in "More Authors Write about
Chapel Hill--Even When They 'Change Their Skies.'" Ibid.,
69 (Feb. 1981):6-13.
767. Williams, Jeaneane. "Class Gifts--Something to Remember
You By." Alumni Review 69 (Feb. 1981):14-15. History
of class gifts at UNC.
768. Williams, Max R. "The Education of William A. Graham."
North Carolina Historical Review 40 (1963):1-14. UNC
in the early 1820s.
769. Williams, Samuel Cole. Beginnings of West Tennessee: In
the Land of the Chickasaws. 1541-1841. Johnson City, Tenn.:
Watauga Press, 1930. Includes brief chapter on "The University
Lands" and problems between N.C. and Tenn. over them.
770. Willis, H. S. "The Early University Magazine."
University of North Carolina Magazine 29 (March 1912):26-28.
771. Willis, Stuart. "The Evolution of the Magazine." University
of North Carolina Magazine 31 (1913-14): 162-77. History
of the University Magazine.
772. Wilson, John B., Jr. "Telling Alma Mater's Life Story:
How the Documentary Video 'A Place on the Hill' Was Made."
Carolina Alumni Review 79 (Winter 1990):30-37.
773. Wilson, Louis R. "The Acquisition of the Stephen B. Weeks
Collection of Caroliniana." North Carolina Historical
Review 42 (1965):424-29. The beginnings of the North Carolina
Collection.
774. Wilson, Louis R. The Chronicles of the Sesquicentennial.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1947. A record
of the events of the celebration.
775. Wilson, Louis R. "Dr. Wilson Writes of Three Decades of
Consolidation. " Alumni Review 51 (1962-63):132,
144.
776. Wilson, Louis R. Harry Woodburn Chase. Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Press, 1960.
777. Wilson, Louis R. The Library of the First State University.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1960.
778. Wilson, Louis R. Louis Round Wilson's Historical Sketches.
Durham, N.C.: Moore Publishing Co., 1976. A number of chapters
are on various University topics.
779. Wilson, Louis R. The Research Triangle of North Carolina:
A Notable Achievement in University, Governmental, and Industrial
Co-operative Development. Chapel Hill: Colonial Press, 1967.
780. Wilson, Louis R. "Sketches of Men, Movements, and Incidents
in the History of the University of North Carolina." Typescript
in North Carolina Collection.
781. Wilson, Louis R. The University of North Carolina. 1900-1930:
The Making of a Modem University. Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina Press, 1957.
782. Wilson, Louis R. The University of North Carolina under
Consolidation, 1931-1963: History and Appraisal. Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Consolidated. Office, 1964. An index
was published separately.
783. Wilson, Louis R., ed. "Edward Kidder Graham, 1876-1918."
University Record, no. 162 (Jan. 1919). Published on
the occasion of Graham's death.
784. Wilson, Louis R., ed. "Marvin Hendrix Stacy, 1877-1919."
University Record, no. 163 (March 1919). Published on
the occasion of Stacy's death.
785. Wilson, Martin. "The Real Leader of Pickett's Charge: Picket
May Have Won Fame for the Notorious Battle, but a North Carolinian
Was the Real Hero." The State 59 (Jan. 1992): 14-15.
Biographical piece on James Johnston Pettigrew with a brief mention
of his University days.
786. Wilson, Peter Mitchel. Southern Exposure. Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Press, 1927. Two chapters on UNC
in 1860s.
787. Wing, Mary Jane. "A History of the School of Library Science
of the University of North Carolina: The First Twenty-five Years."
M.S.L.S., University of North Carolina, 1958.
788. Winston, George T. "The First Faculty: Its Work and Its
Opportunity." University Record, n.s., 1 (1901-2):
18-31. Much is on later UNC history.
789. Winston, George T. "The University of To-day. " North
Carolina University Magazine 13 (1893-94):325-328.
790. Winston, Robert Watson. Horace Williams: Gadfly of Chapel
Hill. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1942.
791. Winston, Robert Watson. It's a Far Cry. New York: Henry
Holt, 1937. UNC in late 1870s.
792. "Winston Caldwell." North Carolina University
Magazine 16 (1898-99): 19-25. On UNC janitor.
793. Wodehouse, Lawrence. "Frank Pierce Milburn (1868-1926),
a Major Southern Architect. " North Carolina Historical
Review 50 (1973):289-303. Milburn designed 13 buildings for
UNC.
794. Wong, Russell J. "The Emergence of the Music Library at
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill." 1989.
795. Wood, Dorothy Adkins. Louis Leon Thurstone: Creative Thinker,
Dedicated Teacher, Eminent sychologist. Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina, 1962.
796. Wood, James E. "Fighting the Flu on Campus: The Influenza
Outbreak of 1918-1919 That Killed Millions of People Worldwide
Took a Heavy Toll on Young Army Trainees at the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill." The State 57 (April
1990):20-21.
797. Woollcott, Philip. "Fifty-four Years of the Y.M.C.A."
University of North Carolina Magazine 31 (1913-14):285-94.
798. Worth, Thomas Allen. "Problems of Desegregation in Public
Higher Education in North Carolina: The Department of Health,
Education and Welfare vs. the University of North Carolina."
Honors thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1978.
799. Yackety Yack: Silver Anniversary Reunion. 1951-1976.
1976. Twenty-fifth reunion edition of Yackety Yack with short
alumni biographies.
800. "Year 1941-42 Parallels 1917-18 for University." Alumni
Review 30 (1941-42):121-22. Compares UNC in World War I and
World War II.
801. York, Maurice C. "The Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies'
Contributions to the Library of the University of North Carolina,
1886-1906." North Carolina Historical Review 59
(1982):327-53. A revision of the author's 1977 M.L.S. thesis,
titled: "The Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies' Efforts
at Library Development at the University of North Carolina, 1875-1906."
802. Young, Victor V. "The Evolution of Student Government at
Carolina." Carolina Magazine 40 (Nov. 1922): 12-13.
INDEX
Ackland Art Museum 229, 659
Alderman, Edwin A. 60, 230, 261, 496
alumni 16, 122, 210, 307, 314, 341, 381, 390, 396, 397, 452, 462,
539, 552, 628, 647, 667, 704, 712, 785, 799
alumni organizations 15, 276
American Association of University Professors 577
Art Department 26
astronomical observatory 34
athletics 51, 75, 89, 131,198, 227, 250, 267, 269, 278, 305, 321,
342, 352, 361, 374, 397, 427, 444, 459, 462, 481, 493, 498, 499,
505, 511, 513, 523, 524, 530, 531, 532, 553, 590, 591, 597, 630,
672, 679, 687, 752
Avery, Waightstill 534
Aycock, Charles B. 549
Aycock, William Brantley 41,42, 43, 155, 296
baseball 227, 397, 532
basketball 198, 364, 499, 523, 524, 530, 531, 590, 597
Battle, Kemp P. 60, 159, 236, 261, 274, 406, 428
Battle, Lucy M. 273
Battle, Richard Henry 137
Battle family 72
Bauer, A. G. 108
bell-ringer 610
Bennett, John S. 403
Benton, Thomas H. 127
Boll Weevil (student magazine) 280
Brandis, Henry P., Jr. 38, 100, 110, 144, 458, 466, 469
Branson, Eugene Cunningham 102
Buccaneer (student magazine) 104, 280, 332, 358, 507
Buchanan, James 35,166
Butler, Marion 323
Caldwell, Joseph 19, 34, 59, 66,112, 223, 421, 422, 723, 745
Caldwell, Wilson (Winston) 69, 792
campus(general) 164, 317, 318, 355, 480, 701, 715
campus architecture 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 24, 37, 53, 79, 108, 111,
208, 246, 285, 346, 358, 405, 463, 476, 624, 660, 666, 737, 793
campus landmarks 37, 66, 207, 241, 243, 335, 359, 545, 552, 582,
624, 651, 652
Carmichael, William D. 762
Carolina Playmakers 350, 439, 483, 618, 653
Carr, Jule 743
catalogs 123, 385, 622
Chapman, Robert Hett 60, 211
Chase, Harry W. 142, 143, 399, 776
Chemistry Department 105, 106, 107, 194
cheerleaders 294
Chinese students 36
civil rights demonstrations 49, 144, 216, 235, 628
Civil War 18, 50, 67, 163, 168,287, 301, 329, 473, 601, 743, 746,
748, 749, 750, 785, 786
class gifts 767
Coates, Albert 40, 158, 312, 379, 465, 611, 639
Cobb, Collier 334, 370
Communications Center 551
Connor, R.D.W. 228
consolidation 176, 470, 526, 594, 775
Continuing Education 197, 761
Convocation addresses 272, 357, 669
Couch, William T. 617, 645
Cunningham, John W. 396
Davie, William R 260, 330, 398, 534, 561,600, 642, 700, 741
Davie Poplar 207
Davis, Alexander Jackson 8, 12, 79
Dentistry School 438
Department of City and Regional Planning 556, 557
Department of Economics 362
desegregation 44, 114, 136, 195, 218, 234, 339, 353, 576, 636, 692,
722, 798
Dialectic (Literary) Society 99, 140, 219, 220, 271, 336, 487, 565,
592, 625, 801
disturbances (student) 74, 320, 543, 747 .
donors 47, 222
Dramatic Arts Department 441
Dramatic Association 472
dramatic works 536, 548
dress code 226
Dromgoole, Peter 57, 179, 190, 414
Educational Foundation 232
English Department 486,489,686
evolution controversy 275, 303
Extension Division 268, 316, 420, 485, 648
faculty(general) 56, 655, 727, 757, 788
Finjan (student magazine) 280
foodworkers' strike 765
football 51, 250, 305, 352, 498, 511, 553, 591, 679, 687, 787
Ford, Gerald 277
Fordham, Christopher 138, 288, 559, 725
Forest Theater 593
Fowler, Robbins 201
Frank Porter Graham Distinguished Professorship in History 264
Franklin, Benjamin 224
fraternities 325, 393, 402, 464, 688
Freemasonry 111, 468, 561
Friday, William C. 5, 156, 281, 283, 389, 446, 447, 643, 696, 758
Fuller, Edwin 497
Gardner, O. Max 526
Garrett, Thomas Miles 331
Gerrard Hall 416, 490
Gillaspie, James Smiley 60
Gimghoul Castle 190
Graduate School and graduate degrees 205, 300, 437, 571
Graham, Edward Kidder 142, 143, 170, 233, 783
Graham, Frank Porter 30,33, 142, 143, 263, 264, 281, 326, 356, 378,
399, 420, 585, 672, 759
Graham, William A. 68, 768
Gray, C. Boyden 210
Gray, Gordon 120
Green, Paul, 342, 617
Green, William Mercer 655
hazing 508, 550, 731
Harris, Charles W. 60, 733
Harrisse, Henri 435
Health Affairs Division 139
Hedrick, Benjamin S. 185, 327, 360, 623, 655
Henderson, Archibald 23, 354
Hill family 728
History Department 73, 274, 375, 377, 406
Hogg, James 395
Holden, William W. 340, 589
Honor Code 509, 699
honorary degrees 365
Hooper, William 655
Horton, George Moses 391, 738
House, Robert B. 128, 558
humanities 113
Institute for Research in Social Science 401
Institute of Govemment 149, 265, 312, 345, 425, 613, 624, 639
Jones, H.F. 29
Jones, Howard Mumford 412
Jones, Willie 599
Justice, Charlie 250
Kenan, William Rand 665, 683
Kenan Professorships 373
Ker, David 56, 60, 206, 694
Koch, Frederick 174, 631
Kyser, Kay 452
Lefler, Hugh 284
Lenoir, William 404
library 45, 46, 47, 219, 448, 461, 504, 533, 567, 586, 777, 794,
801
Madry Bob 434
mascot 457
McCorkle, Samuel Eusibius 383, 534
McIver, Charles 363
McKay, Martha 341
Manning, Isaac Hall 326
Medical School 76, 217, 326, 492, 538, 584
Memorial Hall 108
Milburn, Frank Pierce 793
Mitchell, Elisha 60, 125, 655
Morehead, John M. 167,173, 442, 510
Murphy, Pete 411
Music Library 794
Myrdal, Gunnar 392
news bureau 196, 434
Newsome, Albert Ray 667
North Carolina Collection 407, 503, 773
Odum Howard W. 97,275, 617, 645, 698
Old East 413, 502
Old Well 14, 310
Operations Research 252
Order of the Gimghoul 190
Order of the Golden Fleece 184
Person Hall 626
personal reminiscences 116, 118, 148, 154, 177, 187, 192, 241,242,
315, 347, 366, 371, 379, 412, 475, 478, 479, 482, 486, 604, 605,
606, 607, 673, 686, 689, 756
Pettigrew, James Johnston 785
Pharmacy School 193, 484, 540
Phi Beta Kappa 148
Philanthropic (Literary) Society 99, 140, 186, 271, 293, 336, 533,
562, 567, 568, 592, 625, 801
Phillips, Charles 28, 60, 70
Phillips, James 655, 681
Phillips, Laura Caroline 161
Phillips, Samuel Field 516
Photographic Services 52
Physical Education Activities Program 124
Physics Department 641, 674
pictorial works 75,423, 453, 578, 671, 717, 726
Playmakers Theater 24
politics (student) 81, 85, 677, 678
Polk, James K. 368, 415, 491, 573, 574, 583, 632, 633
Pool, Solomon 691
Powell, William S. 375, 668
Prevost, Yancey 14
Presbyterians 256, 515
Psychometric Laboratory 419
publications (student) 94, 102, 104, 189, 200, 251, 270, 280, 332,
358, 431, 432, 433, 450, 469, 507, 525, 587, 616, 655, 693,770,771
Pulitzer prize 734
Queen, Anne 135
quizzes 117, 119, 369
race relations 130, 392, 393, 426, 445, 713
radio (University) 621, 670, 709
Rand, Isaac William 508, 555, 731
Rare Book Collection 474
Research Triangle Park 779
restructuring (1971) 612
Rhoden Nancy 25, 88, 394, 638
Rosenbluth, Lennie 524
Royster, Vermont 254
Ruark, Bob 501
Sanders, John L. 313
School of Law 141,144,150, 238, 244, 277, 381, 605, 622, 704, 722,
753
School of Library Science 247, 787
School of Nursing 253
School of Public Health 249, 443
scientific research 351, 629
Sharp, Paul F. 637
Shumaker, Jim 245
Silent Sam (statue) 651
Smith, Dean 530, 531
Smith, Henry 610
soccer 343
songs 121, 337, 338, 537
South Building 266, 417
Southern Historical Collection 32, 248, 521, 697
Spangler, C.D. 560
Spanish-American War 67
speaker ban 86, 322, 333, 424, 575, 628
Spencer, Cornelia Phillips 126, 160, 240, 324, 418, 609, 657
Stacy, Marvin Hendrix 784
student government 93, 157, 162, 191, 237, 258, 259, 471, 676, 802
student strike (1970) 74
students 58, 62, 213, 243, 255, 289, 348, 379, 385, 387, 391, 408,
444, 514, 519, 522, 542, 546, 564, 685, 695, 699,742, 746,755
Swain, David L. 55, 60, 98, 115, 167, 199,287, 406, 655, 721, 744
swimming 374
Swofford, John 131
Tar Baby (student magazine) 280
Tar Heel (student newspaper) 270,432,469,616, 739
Tar n' Feathers (student magazine) 280
Taylor, Ferebee 129, 344
Taylor, George C. 282
Taylor, Lawrence 462, 687
television (University) 670, 736
tennis 267
Thurstone, Louis Leon 795
Tin Can (building) 388
Tomlinson, Ruffin Wirt 615
track and field 269, 493, 505, 752
University colors 707
University Day (celebration) 297, 580, 596, 637, 708
University finances 203, 298, 299, 363, 417, 436, 598, 685, 706
University history, general 22, 59, 61, 64, 71, 77, 80, 83, 84,
109, 132, 133, 134, 153, 169, 172, 225, 256, 257, 290, 295, 308,
346, 456, 500, 501, 517, 520, 541, 547, 550, 554, 563, 572, 578,
579, 608, 614, 646, 650, 656, 680, 714, 717, 724, 732, 734, 735,
772, 774, 778, 780
University history, 18th century 54, 62, 78, 111, 165, 171, 175,
178, 182, 183, 222, 224, 260, 286, 349, 351, 395, 398, 400, 468,
515, 561, 582, 600, 635, 655, 711, 769
University history, 1800-1870 13, 18, 29, 63, 90, 101, 165, 182,
183, 190, 192, 285, 328, 331, 340, 366, 400, 435, 436, 475, 527,
589, 615, 656, 657, 729, 730, 768, 769
University history, 1870-1900 65, 90,91, 118, 187, 203, 204, 324,
328, 382, 475, 479, 482, 549, 566, 606, 607, 634, 657, 658, 673,
789,791
University history, 20th century 6, 17,20,22,41, 96, 116, 154, 177,202,215,239,289,291,
309, 315, 371, 372, 379, 386, 403, 423, 430, 448, 451, 478, 494,
588, 603, 604, 607, 619, 620, 634, 645, 658, 661, 689, 710, 756,
781, 782, 796
Universtiy lands 690, 769
University Magazine (student magazine) 94, 188, 189, 200,
251, 431, 525, 655, 693, 770, 771
University name 39
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Mission 518, 682, 716
University of North Carolina in fiction 14, 464, 497, 570, 644,
664, 754, 766
University of North Carolina Press 87, 103, 180, 181, 209, 455,
506, 512, 640, 645, 718
University seal 720
University-town relations 7, 27, 655
Vance, Zebulon B. 460, 528, 702
Venable, Francis P. 31, 60, 106, 107, 261, 262, 319
Vietnam War 21
Weeks, Stephen B. 409, 773
Wellstone, Paul 628
Whedbee, Charles 314
Wiley, Calvin H. 396
William and Ida Friday Continuing Education Center 197, 761
William R. Kenan Center 763
Williams, Henry Horace 92, 360, 367, 529, 623, 764, 790
Wilson, Louis R. 146, 477, 684
Winston, George T. 60, 261
Wolfe, Thomas 3, 82, 151, 221, 231, 279, 323, 410, 429, 440, 544,
551, 555, 662, 703, 739, 740, 760
Womack, Nathan Anthony 538
women 2, 4, 89, 212, 214, 278, 292, 321, 341, 449, 481, 649,675,705
Woodward, C. Vann 311, 602
World War I 67, 152, 352, 384, 796, 800
World War II 48, 304, 306, 408, 581, 663, 800
Yackety-Yack (student yearbook) 433, 539, 799
Y.M.C.A. 135, 509, 797
Y.W.C.A. 135, 509
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