Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Container	Title
	Subseries: Speeches, Articles, and Papers Arrangement of the Materials: In chronological order.
Box 33 Folder 1	Notes on Athletics, circa 1905
Box 33 Folder 1	Brown University Class of Ninety-three, Items from A Book of Pictures, 1905
Box 33 Folder 1	“The Evils of College Athletics,” Harpers Weekly, 1905 December 2
Box 33 Folder 1	“We are met here tonight for a celebration...,” circa 1906
Box 33 Folder 1	“College Education and the Moral Ideal,” Education, 1908 May
Box 33 Folder 1	“Function of the College in our Country,” 1908, (published?)
Box 33 Folder 1	“Is Mental Training a Myth?”, Educational Review, 1909 February
Box 33 Folder 2	“Competition in College,” Brown Alumni Monthly, 1909 November
Box 33 Folder 2	“Are College Entrance Requirements Excessive?” Education, 1909 May
Box 33 Folder 2	“Fraternities and Scholarship,” Brown Alumni Monthly, 1910 November
Box 33 Folder 2	“What Constitutes Preparation for College: The College View,” Education, 1911 May Note: With reply by Frederic Thomas Bowers.
Box 33 Folder 2	“The Place of Privately Supported and Managed Institutions,” (Brown period?)
Box 33 Folder 2	“The Values of Logic and the College Curriculum,” Religious Education, 1912 April
Box 33 Folder 2	“Inaugural Address,” Amherst Graduates' Quarterly, 1912 November
Box 33 Folder 2	“The Goal and the Game,” Amherst Baccalaureate, Amherst Graduates' Quarterly, 1913 October Note: With resume
Box 33 Folder 2	“Preparation for College,” 1913 Note: Published? ; with resume
Box 33 Folder 2	Chapel talk - Amherst, 1913 September (unpublished)
Box 33 Folder 3	“Report of the President to the Trustees,” Amherst College Bulletin, 1914 January
Box 33 Folder 3	“The Purpose of the Liberal College,” National Education Association, Education for Social Service 1914?
Box 33 Folder 3	Baccalaureate Address, Amherst: unpublished?, 1914 June
Box 33 Folder 3	“The Challenge of the College,” Amherst Monthly, 1914 October
Box 33 Folder 3	Chapel talks, Amherst: unpublished, 1914 September
Box 33 Folder 3	“The Teacher,” Amherst Alumni Address, 1914 February
Box 33 Folder 3	Smith College Vespers, 1914 April
Box 33 Folder 3	“The Place of Student Activities in the College,” Amherst Graduates' Quarterly, 1915 January; also in Education, , 1915 January
Box 33 Folder 3	Address at Inauguration of Herman C. Bumpus, 1915
Box 33 Folder 3	Founders' Day Address, Lake Erie College, The Lake Erie Record, 1915 January
Box 33 Folder 3	“What the Liberal College Is Not,” printed in The American College / by W. Crawford as “The Function of the College as Distinct from the High School, The Professional School, and the University,” 1915
Box 33 Folder 3	Chapel talk, Amherst: unpublished, 1915 September
Box 33 Folder 4	“A Schoolmaster's View of Compulsory Military Training,” School and Society, 1916 July; also in Amherst Monthly, , 1916 June
Box 33 Folder 4	Address to 52nd Dinner of Amherst Alumni of Boston (abstract of this called “Making the Mind of a Nation,” Amherst Ideals, 1916 April?
Box 33 Folder 4	Tenure of Office and Academic Freedom, remarks at Association of American Colleges meeting called “The College Teacher,” (January 1916) in Proceedings 1916 April
Box 33 Folder 4	Greetings on 150th Anniversary of Rutgers College : excerpts, published?, 1916
Box 33 Folder 4	Address at the inauguration of President Hopkins of Dartmouth College : unpublished, 1916
Box 33 Folder 4	Chapel talk, Amherst : unpublished, 1916 October
Box 33 Folder 4	Baccalaureate Address - Amherst, 1916 June
Box 33 Folder 5	“Shall the Ideals of Education...be Changed to Highest Efficiency?” Republican Club of New York, 1917 January
Box 33 Folder 5	“Fiat Justita - The College as Critic,” Phi Beta Kappa Address, Harvard Graduates Magazine, 1917 September; also in Amherst Monthly, , 1917 October
Box 33 Folder 5	“Faith,” Baccalaureate Address - Amherst, 1917 June, The Amherst Student, , 1917 June 19
Box 33 Folder 5	Chapel talks, Amherst: unpublished, 1917 April
Box 33 Folder 5	Chapel Address; Amherst Graduates' Quarterly, 1917 November
Box 33 Folder 5	“Report of the President to the Trustees,” 1918 Note: The College and the SATC abstracted form.
Box 33 Folder 6	“Last Two Years of the College Course,” Association of American Colleges, Bulletin, 1918 April
Box 33 Folder 6	Commencement address - Amherst, 1918 June
Box 33 Folder 6	“Keep on in College,” The Christian Endeavor World, 1918 July
Box 33 Folder 6	Chapel Talk, 1918 September
Box 33 Folder 6	Letter to Amherst men in service, 1918?
Box 33 Folder 6	Commencement Address, Vanderbilt University, 1919 June
Box 33 Folder 6	Chapel Speech, 1919 September
Box 33 Folder 6	“The Four Year American Cultural College” Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States and Maryland, Proceedings, 1919
Box 33 Folder 6	“Future of Our Liberal Colleges,” New York Sun, 1919 October
Box 33 Folder 6	“Production, Distribution, and Use,” Association of Urban Universities, Fourth Report, 1919 December
Box 33 Folder 6	“English Impression,” Amherst Graduates' Quarterly, 1919 November
Box 33 Folder 6	Chapel Talk, 1919?
Box 33 Folder 6	“The Trustee” (Tribute to John Woodruff Simpson) Amherst Graduates' Quarterly, 1920 November
Box 33 Folder 6	“What does the College Prepare For?” The Liberal College, 1920
Box 33 Folder 6	“Democracy and Education” , 1920?
Box 34 Folder 1	“What Does the College Hope to Be During the Next One Hundred Years?” Amherst Graduates' Quarterly, 1921, August?
Box 34 Folder 1	Chapel Talk, 1921 September
Box 34 Folder 1	“The Machine Made City,” Brown Alumni Monthly, 1921 November
Box 34 Folder 1	Yale Phi Beta Kappa Address, 1922 March
Box 34 Folder 1	Chapel Address, 1922 March
Box 34 Folder 1	“The Unity of the Curriculum,” 1922
Box 34 Folder 1	“For Athletic Disarmament,” (also “Intercollegiate Athletics”) Amherst Graduates' Quarterly (and others), 1922 May
Box 34 Folder 1	“What Are College Games For?” Atlantic Monthly, 1922 November
Box 34 Folder 1	Alumni Reading - Study Plan , 1922?
Box 34 Folder 1	Chapel Address, 1922 September
Box 34 Folder 1	Amherst Alumni Council Address, 1922 November
Box 34 Folder 1	“Democracy Held Success Not a Popular Delusion,” New York Times, 1922 December
Box 34 Folder 1	“Smith's Commentary on Kant”, 1922
Box 34 Folder 2	“The Measure of a College,” Amherst Graduates' Quarterly, 1923 February
Box 34 Folder 2	“What American Education Lacks,” Columbia, 1923 May
Box 34 Folder 2	“Unifying the Liberal College Curriculum”; Association of American Colleges, Bulletin, 1923 April
Box 34 Folder 2	“Is Our World Christian?” Amherst Baccalaureate, 1923
Box 34 Folder 2	“The College and the Common Life,” Harper's, 1923 November
Box 34 Folder 2	Welcome to Returning Alumni, 1923
Box 34 Folder 2	“A Plain Word to Alumni,” James Millikin University, The Alumni Journal, 1923 October; also “Farewell Address,” School and Society, , 1923 July
Box 34 Folder 2	Some Address Delivered at Amherst College - Commencement Time, 1923
Box 34 Folder 2	Letter of Resignation, 1923 June
Box 34 Folder 2	“To Whom Are We Responsible?” Century, 1923
Box 34 Folder 2	Statement on the need for a new liberal college. Prepared for a New York Committee; G. Frank, Executive Secretary, circa 1923
Box 34 Folder 2	“Democracy and Excellence,” 1923
Box 34 Folder 3	“Where is the Place of Understanding?” (Amherst period), undated
Box 34 Folder 3	Vassar Commencement Address (Amherst period), undated
Box 34 Folder 3	Speech at Cornell University (Amherst period), undated
Box 34 Folder 3	“The New England College” (Amherst period), undated
Box 34 Folder 3	“Truth,” given at Mt. Holyoke (Amherst period), undated
Box 34 Folder 3	Untitled speech - lst line begins “I presume you are my natural enemies...” (Amherst period?), undated
Box 34 Folder 3	Greetings to Union College from Amherst, undated
Box 34 Folder 3	Greetings to the Classical Association (Amherst), undated
Box 34 Folder 3	“The Place and Function of the Independent College in the American University System” (Amherst period), undated
Box 34 Folder 3	Unidentified speeches and articles from Amherst period, undated
Box 34 Folder 4	“The Devils' Revenge,” Century, 1924
Box 34 Folder 4	“Woodrow Wilson, Teacher,” Saturday Review, 1925 May
Box 34 Folder 4	“A New College, Notes on a Next Step in Higher Education,” Century, 1925 January Note: See also Correspondence: Century Magazine.
Box 34 Folder 4	“Philosophers and Others,” Philosophical Review, 1925 May
Box 34 Folder 4	“A New College,” New Republic, 1926 April
Box 34 Folder 4	“The Education of the Spirit,” 1926 November
Box 34 Folder 4	“Outstanding Problems in American Education,” National Student Federation of America, Address, 1926 December
Box 34 Folder 4	Untitled speech -- first line begins “Now that I am just a professor...Wisconsin,” 1927?
Box 34 Folder 4	“A New College with a New Idea,” New York Times Magazine, 1927 May
Box 34 Folder 4	“Wisconsin's Experimental College,” Survey Graphic, 1927 June
Box 34 Folder 4	“The First Year of the Experimental College,” 1928 June
Box 34 Folder 4	“The Experimental College,” U. W. Bulletin, 1928 May
Box 34 Folder 4	“In Memoriam,” Sacco-Venzetti, 1928
Box 34 Folder 5	“Progressive Ideals in Higher Education,” Progressive Education Journal, 1929
Box 34 Folder 5	“Education and Social Planning,” 1929?
Box 34 Folder 5	“Educational Leadership in America,” Harper's, 1930 March
Box 34 Folder 5	“Philosophers Join in Plea for Peace”, 1930
Box 34 Folder 5	“What Ought We to Think About?” Executives' Club News, 1930 November
Box 34 Folder 5	“Wisconsin's Experimental College,” Journal of Higher Education, 1930 December
Box 34 Folder 5	Rejoinder to Vivas article regarding Experimental College, The Nation, 1931 March
Box 34 Folder 5	“Some Notes on the Technique of Experimentation in a Liberal College,” Liberal Arts Education, 1932
Box 34 Folder 5	Letter to Amherst Graduates' Quarterly, Inauguration of President King, 1933 February
Box 34 Folder 5	“Education and the Social Order,” report in The Argonaut, 1933 May
Box 34 Folder 5	Speech, Joliet High School, 1933 November
Box 34 Folder 5	“Should Teachers Discuss Controversial Issues?” , 1933?
Box 34 Folder 5	“Adult Education: A Fresh Start,” Progress Report of the San Francisco School of Social Studies, The New Republic, 1934 August
Box 35 Folder 1	“The Crisis in American Institutions,” 1934 Harris Lectures at Northwestern (later expanded to What Does America Mean?)
Box 35 Folder 2	“Liberty - For What?” Harper's, 1935 August
Box 35 Folder 2	“Shall Our Teachers be Allowed to Teach Controversial Questions?” (Pacific Weekly exchange), 1936 June
Box 35 Folder 2	Commencement Speech, Reed College, 1936?
Box 35 Folder 2	Interview, Providence Journal & Evening Bulletin, 1937 April
Box 35 Folder 2	Forward to Meyer Cohen's Selected Supreme Court Decisions, 1937
Box 35 Folder 2	Teachers and Controversial Questions, 1938 Note: Perhaps published form of Commonwealth Club address with which above Pacific Weekly exchange is concerned) also published in Harper's June, 1938.
Box 35 Folder 2	Dartmouth Discusses the College in a Democratic Society clippings, 1939
Box 35 Folder 2	Notes on values of education in social order, 1939 August
Box 35 Folder 2	“The American Tradition of Freedom,” 1941 (also “We the People of the United States” and “Crisis in Freedom”)
Box 35 Folder 3	“Higher Education in a Democracy,” North Central Association Quarterly, 1941 October
Box 35 Folder 3	“I'm an American” (NBC Interview), 1941 August
Box 35 Folder 3	“The Noblest Prize of Victory,” 1941 August
Box 35 Folder 3	“1917 and 1941,” 1941 November
Box 35 Folder 3	“The Sins of America,” Brown Commencement, 1941
Box 35 Folder 3	“The Role of the Liberal Arts College in American Life,” from Learning and Living, Proceedings of an Anniversary Celebration in Honor of Alexander Meiklejohn ed., Walker Hill, 1942 Note: Volume included.
Box 35 Folder 3	Speech for International Student Assembly, 1942
Box 35 Folder 3	“Congress and the People,” Nation, 1942 November
Box 35 Folder 4	“Education as a Factor in Post-War Reconstruction,” Free World, 1943 January
Box 35 Folder 4	“The Future of Liberal Education,” New Republic, 1943 January
Box 35 Folder 4	“Teacher, Teach Thyself,” Adult Education Journal, 1943 July
Box 35 Folder 4	“For International Citizenship,” Adult Education Journal, 1943 January
Box 35 Folder 4	“Reason or Violence,” Common Sense, 1943 August
Box 35 Folder 4	New Masses Controversy (working with Communists), 1943 October
Box 35 Folder 5	“Elements of a Democratic Education,” 1944?
Box 35 Folder 5	“Notes on the American College President,” 1944?
Box 35 Folder 5	“Required Education for Freedom,” American Scholar Forum, 1944 Autumn
Box 35 Folder 5	“Equality and Education,” 1944 February
Box 35 Folder 5	“How Strong Should a Free Government Be?” , 1944
Box 35 Folder 5	“Free Enterprise or Social Planning?” , 1944?
Box 35 Folder 5	“A Reply to John Dewey,” (or “Why Study the Past?”) Fortune, 1945 January
Box 35 Folder 5	“Education Under the Charter,” Free World, 1945 October
Box 35 Folder 5	“The College of Tomorrow,” 1945?
Box 36 Folder 1	“To Teach the World to be Free,” Social Progress, 1946 November
Box 36 Folder 1	UNESCO speech for State Department, 1946 September
Box 36 Folder 1	“Towards a Federative Polity in Higher Education,” for Princeton Bicentennial, 1946
Box 36 Folder 1	“Inclinations and Obligations,” Howison Lecture, 1947 Note: Published in University of California Publications in Philosophy, 1948.
Box 36 Folder 2	“Colleges and Universities in Time of War” (or “There They Stand, Face to Face”), 1948
Box 36 Folder 2	Comments on Scott Buchanan's Paper, “The Unity of Knowledge,” given at 9th Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion, 1948
Box 36 Folder 2	“Clear and Present Danger - The Supression of Dangerous Ideas” (published as “Everything Worth Saying Should be Said,” New York Times Magazine, 1948 July)
Box 36 Folder 3	Comment on Dewey's birthday, New Republic, 1949 October
Box 36 Folder 3	“Educational Cooperation Between Church and State,” Law and Contemporary Problems, 1949 Winter
Box 36 Folder 3	“Should Communists Be Allowed to Teach?” (or “Professors on Probation”); New York Times Magazine, 1949 March Note: Includes entire exchange with Hook and Allen.
Box 36 Folder 4	“The Trunk of the Tree,” address to National Lawyers Guild, 1949 Note: Published as “Freedom to Hear and to Judge,” Lawyers Guild Review, Spring 1950.
Box 36 Folder 5	Amici Curiae Brief for Hollywood Ten, 1949
Box 37 Folder 1	Crisis at the University of California I & II, 1949-1950
Box 37 Folder 1	“Loyalty vs. Conformity,” 1950
Box 37 Folder 1	“The Blessings of Liberty,” 1950?
Box 37 Folder 1	“The Idealist Looks at Freedom,” at Cleveland College, 1950 May
Box 37 Folder 1	“The First Amendment and Evils That Congress Has a Right to Prevent,” Indiana Law Journal, 1951 Summer Note: With reply by Wallace Mendelson in Vanderbilt Law Review, June 1952.
Box 37 Folder 1	“Hockey Pioneers,” Brown Alumni Monthly, 1951 April
Box 37 Folder 2	“The Crisis in Freedom,” The Progressive, 1952 June
Box 37 Folder 2	“Liberty and Loyalty,” AFSC Conference, 1952
Box 37 Folder 2	“Reasoning About the Values of Education,” Mills College Conference, 1952 September
Box 37 Folder 2	“The Teaching of Intellectual Freedom,” AAUP Bulletin, 1952 Spring
Box 37 Folder 2	Notes on European Trip for World Foundation for Peace, 1953
Box 37 Folder 3	“Freedom and the People,” (or “The Limits of Congressional Authority”) The Nation, 1953 December
Box 37 Folder 3	“Address under the Elms,” Brown University, 1953
Box 37 Folder 3	“Integrity of the Universities -- How to Defend It,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1953 June
Box 37 Folder 4	“The Fourth Branch,” published as “The Priority of the Market Place of Ideas,” University of Chicago Law School, Conference on Freedom and the Law, 1953 May
Box 37 Folder 5	“What Does the First Amendment Mean?” University of Chicago Law Review, 1953 Spring
Box 37 Folder 6	“Education and the Brotherhood of Man,” Gadfly, 1954 November
Box 37 Folder 6	Dedication to San Francisco State College, 1954
Box 37 Folder 6	Letter to Harvard, Crimson, 1954
Box 37 Folder 6	Testimony before the Hennings Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary. , 1955
Box 38 Folder 1	“The Teaching of Self-Government,” 1957
Box 38 Folder 1	“Freedom of Speech,” 1957
Box 38 Folder 1	“Liberty or Freedom,” address to ACLU of Northern California, 1957 October
Box 38 Folder 2	“Meiklejohn Returns to Amherst”; Address to Alumni, 1957
Box 38 Folder 2	“The American College and American Freedom,” St. John's Address, 1957 May
Box 38 Folder 2	“The Faith of a Free Man,” 1957 Note: Based on address to Experimental College Alumni, 1942.
Box 38 Folder 3	Petition for Redress of Grievance to House Speaker Rayburn regarding HUAC), 1958
Box 38 Folder 3	Address to Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, 1958 June
Box 38 Folder 3	“Constitutional Limits to Congressional Investigations,” Rights, 1959 October
Box 38 Folder 3	Commencement Speech, Baldwin School, 1959 June
Box 38 Folder 3	Letter to Federal Communication Commission, 1960 October
Box 38 Folder 3	Statement regarding University of California regulations of student government, organization, and use of University facilities. Made to ACLU, Northern California, 1960 February
Box 38 Folder 3	“The Barenblatt Opinion,” University of Chicago Law Review, 1960 Winter Note: With response by Harry Kalven.
Box 38 Folder 4	“Legal Status of Our Freedom,” Lawyers Guild Review, 1960 Winter
Box 38 Folder 4	Place of Value Systems in Medical Education, Academy of Religion and Mutual Health, 1960 Note: Symposium with scattered remarks by Alexander Meiklejohn.
Box 38 Folder 4	“The Balancing of Self Preservation Against Political Freedom,” California Law Review, 1961 March
Box 38 Folder 4	Affidavit to Supreme Court in regard to Frank Wilkinson, 1961
Box 38 Folder 5	“The First Amendment Is an Absolute,” in Supreme Court Review, ed. Philip Kurland, 1961
Box 38 Folder 5	“Rights and Powers Under the First Amendment,” Rights, 1962 January-February
Box 38 Folder 5	“Freedom Under the Constitution,” dedication address California State College - Hayward, 1962 May
Audio 1836A/1-3	Speeches regarding the Meiklejohn Experimental College given by Alexander Meiklejohn and Walter Agard at a convocation held in Madison, Wisconsin, 1962 May
Mss 64 Box 38 Folder 5	Response to Frederick A. Ballard's “Freedom of Speech Today,” American Bar Association Journal, 1962 June
Box 38 Folder 5	Address of 1962 Experimental College Reunion
Box 38 Folder 5	Petition with T. I. Emerson to House of Representatives to abolish HUAC, 1964 November