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The collection includes President's Cabinet / Senior Staff materials for the presidencies of Gresham Riley, Thomas E. Cronin, Michael D. Grace, and Kathryn Mohrman.

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The cassette includes an address to the graduating class by Gresham Riley and the conferral of honorary degrees to R. McKnight and S. Trimble. The event took place at Shove Chapel.

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Susan Ashley, Dean Bradley, and President Riley all speak on this recording.

Scope and Contents From the Record Group: Series I contains administrative materials produced by the Colorado College Music Department. The records cover the activities of student ensembles, the Colorado College Music Press, and Seay Music Library.The series also contains correspondence, notes, memos, budgets, accounts, and materials for Summer Session music programs directed by Max Lanner and Earl Juhas. Series II is a gathering of news articles, publications, and programs related to Albert Seay (1916-1984), a Colorado...

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The recording includes remarks by Gresham Riley, David Finley, William Spencer, H. Jones, and M. Litvak.

Abstract Gresham Riley was president of the Colorado College from 1981 through 1992 (sabbatical, 1991). Riley was born in 1938 in Jackson, Mississippi. He received his A.B. from Baylor University and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Yale University. Prior to his arrival at Colorado College, he held the position of Professor of Philosophy and Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at the University of Richmond, Richmond, Virginia. Riley left Colorado College in 1992 and in 1994 was elected president of the...

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The recording includes the inaguration of Gresham Riley, 10th president of the Colorado College.

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The cassette contains a recording of the Alumni-Parent Conversation event where attendees heard from Gresham Riley and an alumni panel.

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The inaugural lecture on the Bicentennial Bill of Rights, entitled "James Madison explains the need for a Bill of Rights" was delivered by Robert Goldwin at this event, located at Packard Hall. President Gresham Riley introduced the speaker. The recording captures this lecture.

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The recorded talk took place during the Summer Institute on Leadership and Governance in the United States.