Education
Found in 4920 Collections and/or Records:
What does your school stand for : a brief chat with perspective business students
An informational pamphlet for those interested in a degree and career in business. A recruiting tool for the Brigham Young University Business Education department, published in the early 1900's.
What freedom is found in the local culture
Typewritten essay presented on The Great Issues Forum program at the University of Utah on 4 April 1962. Read addresses the issue of the nature of freedom in Utah and Mormon society.
William Whitaker sketches of university presidents
Contains pencil sketches of all of the presidents of Brigham Young Academy and Brigham Young University from Warren N. Dusenberry to Rex E. Lee created by William Whitaker. Each of these are framed for housing purposes. The date of production of materials is 1996.
Whitewashing bucket
Bucket used to whitewash the block Y located above the Brigham Young University campus. Dated approximately 1960.
Whitney Hall scrapbooks
Contains scrapbooks prepared by the student officers of Whitney Hall. Scrapbooks document dorm life between 1970 and 1972. Includes photographs and other materials on individual residents, dorm activities, and other aspects of student life. Emphasizes resident relationships, especially friendships within Whitney Hall. Materials dated 1970-1972.
Whittlin' Whistlin' Brigade cassette tapes, 1978
Contains production and interview cassette tapes, dating from 1978.
Whittlin' Whistlin' Brigade posters, 1976
Contains several Whittlin' Whistlin' Brigade calendar, event, and promotional posters from the year 1976.
Whittlin' Whistlin' Brigade sound reels, 1978
Contains sound reels associated with the Young Company, dating from 1978.
Leah D. Widstoe papers
Newspaper clippings, magazine articles, correspondence, galley proofs of manuscripts to be published with handwritten corrections, and brochures on linen. Widstoe writes about the Word of Wisdom, various nutritional issues, and teaching. The correspondence deals largely with Leah's work with her husband while he was serving as the president of the European and British Mission of the Mormon Church.
John Andreas Widtsoe letters
Handwritten letter dated 1 May 1948 and addressed to T. Earl Pardoe, professor of public speaking and dramatic arts at Brigham Young University. Widtsoe responds to Pardoe's request for biographical information. Widtsoe writes that it was his "experimentation ... that drive me into the desert to establish dry-farming as a safe practice."