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Materials include a poster showing an aerial view of Brigham Young University campus. Dated 1975.

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This collection contains two color posters of an aerial view of Brigham Young University.

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Poster describing the formation of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society at Brigham Young University and which is signed by the charter members.

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Contains unmarked photographs and scrapbook pages of various Chi Triellas functions, the Chi Triellas pledge (framed), the club flag, two posters advertising open houses, and membership lists for select years.

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Contains posters created by McRay Magleby about events and deadlines for events at Brigham Young University, and elsewhere in the area. There are also posters pertaining to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Dates range from 1979 to 1995.

Scope and Contents Contains large cover page materials used to create library publication. Included in the collection are templates for illustrations for the "Friends of the Brigham Young University Library Newsletter" from 1987 (Mormon Imprints in Great Britain and the Empire, 1836-1857) and from 1989 (The Mutiny on the Bounty). Also in the collection is a catalog of the exhibition The Beautiful Illusion of Substance: Four Photographers and the American West published by Friends of the Brigham Young...

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Materials include eight glossy 16 x 21 inch motivational posters featuring a word or phrase and a picture of a subject associated with BYU. The posters are Accountability (Brigham Young statue), Competency (bell tower), Respect For Sacred Resources, Integrity (Maeser Building), Teamwork (BYU football team), Exceeding Customer Expectations (Tree of Life sculpture), Respect For All Individuals (JFSB courtyard), and Innovation (JFSB spiral staircase). Dated 2008.

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Collection documents the history of the Whittlin' Whistlin' Brigade's and The Young Company's history at Brigham Young University as well as the history of Harold R. Oaks, director of the company. Materials include photographs, calendars, posters, film, audio, and play scripts from 1961 to 2002.