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The City: Contact '66

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The front and back page of a printed paper pamphlet featuring a black and white skyline view of New York City. Titled "The City" with vertical words saying "Contact '66." Below phrases in descending sizes are "Washington and Lee University" and "February 10, 11, 12" and "An Adventure into Intellectual Exposure."
The second and third page of a printed paper pamphlet. The first page titled "An Adventure into Intellectual Exposure" features a paragraph and then a black and white image of a full Lee Chapel from the perspective of the stage. The second page titled "Contact "66- The City" features a paragraph and then a black and white image of the New York City skyline.
The third and fourth pages of a printed paper pamphlet. The third page features the title "History of Contact" with paragraph below and a black and white image of six white male students sitting around a conference table. Below the image is the title "Contact's Steering Committee" and paragraph. The fourth page features a collage of four images in a square, Each image is black and white and features unidentified speakers sitting alongside students. Below is the title "Contact's Advisors" and a paragraph.
The fifth and sixth pages of a printed paper pamphlet. The fifth page is titled at the top "W&L's Interfraternity Council" with a paragraph following and a photo below captioned IFC judicial board showing in black and white six white male students sitting on a couch. The sixth page has a black and white photo of the W&L Colonnade at the top followed by the title "Washington and Lee University" and a paragraph.
Title
The City: Contact '66
Creator
1966 Contact Committee
Description
Pamphlet introducing the 1966 Contact Committee speaker series "The City" to be held February 10, 11, 12, 1966. Describes the origins and history of Contact as "an adventure into intellectual exposure" and introduces the steering committee. Also discusses the role of the Interfraternity Council (IFC) in Contact.
Subject
Washington and Lee University Contact Committee, free speech, colleges
Date
1966-02-10
Publisher
Washington and Lee University
Medium
Paper pamphlet
Language
English
Rights
This material is made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The user assumes full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used should be fully credited with the source.
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The front and back page of a printed paper pamphlet featuring a black and white skyline view of New York City. Titled "The City" with vertical words saying "Contact '66." Below phrases in descending sizes are "Washington and Lee University" and "February 10, 11, 12" and "An Adventure into Intellectual Exposure."pg 1- "The City": Contact '66
The second and third page of a printed paper pamphlet. The first page titled "An Adventure into Intellectual Exposure" features a paragraph and then a black and white image of a full Lee Chapel from the perspective of the stage. The second page titled "Contact "66- The City" features a paragraph and then a black and white image of the New York City skyline. pg 2- "The City": Contact '66
The third and fourth pages of a printed paper pamphlet. The third page features the title "History of Contact" with paragraph below and a black and white image of six white male students sitting around a conference table. Below the image is the title "Contact's Steering Committee" and paragraph. The fourth page features a collage of four images in a square, Each image is black and white and features unidentified speakers sitting alongside students. Below is the title "Contact's Advisors" and a paragraph. pg 3- "The City": Contact '66
The fifth and sixth pages of a printed paper pamphlet. The fifth page is titled at the top "W&L's Interfraternity Council" with a paragraph following and a photo below captioned IFC judicial board showing in black and white six white male students sitting on a couch. The sixth page has a black and white photo of the W&L Colonnade at the top followed by the title "Washington and Lee University" and a paragraph. pg 4- "The City": Contact '66