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Series: University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1937-circa 1998
: Most papers relating to Professor Taylor's employment and career at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, including the Wisconsin Union and the Bolz Center for Arts Administration, have been separated to the University of Wisconsin Archives. The materials below relate to her personal connections with various UW activities and organizations.
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24
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8
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“Class of 1938 50th”: 50th-anniversary reunion and fundraising
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24
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9
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“Publicity, Department of Physical Education, 1937-1938, Fannie M. Turnbull”
: Scrapbook of clippings about the UW-Madison Physical Education Department's Dance Program, 1937-1938, compiled by Fannie Taylor (as a class assignment?).
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24
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10
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UW Foundation: Professor Taylor's work as a volunteer
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24
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“Theta Sigma Phi (Women in Communication)”
: Mailing lists and invitations for reunions in 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998; memoir on Theta Sigma Phi by Joyce Bartell.
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24
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12
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Wisconsin Union: miscellaneous
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24
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13
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Keystone House
: Correspondence and clippings about the house at 901 University Bay Drive that served as ACUCAA headquarters and later as the UW's Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies.
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25
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1-2
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Wisconsin Union Theater 50th Anniversary Celebrations
: Broken-up copy of The Wisconsin Union Theater: Fifty Golden Years; minutes and agendas of meetings related to the anniversary; playbills and clippings about the theater; copies of the Wisconsin Union Grapevine.
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25
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“Women's Day in the Arts, 1976 October 6”
: Drafts of introduction to presentation on United Artists by Tino Balio; talk on design and dance; papers on publicity for arts events; reports on vaious arts-administration matters; Fannie Taylor, “The Arts: A Special Responsibility, March 21, 1978,” marked “speaking copy”; Union Theater playbill for Waiting for Godot.
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25
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Women's Self-Government Association, especially a speech by Professor Taylor, 1952 February 25
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25
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Women's Studies Research Center
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