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Description: 3 p. A memorandum typed on University of Oregon Office of Student Affairs letterhead with a received stamp from the UO Office of the President, sent on January 25, 1966 by Bob Bowlin, Dean of Men, to UO President Flemming, regarding illegal drug use by University students, to which is appended a report on the topic by Captain O.V. Glenn of the Eugene Police Department; the subject is not yet perceived as a major problem., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

Description: 3 p. A typed memo from Dean of Men, Robert L. Bowlin, to University of Oregon President, Arthur S. Flemming, discussing a student movement to establish a "free university" within the University of Oregon., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

Description: 1 p. A typed letter on State of Oregon Bureau of Labor letterhead from Labor Commissioner, Norman O. Nilsen, to University of Oregon President, Arthur Flemming, regarding the adoption of a non-discrimination policy for off-campus student housing., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

Description: 1 p. A memorandum typed on University of Oregon Office of Student Affairs letterhead with handwritten notes and a Received stamp from the UO Office of the President, sent by Bob Bowlin, Dean of Men, to UO President Flemming on April 29, 1966, regarding the apparent increase of illegal drug use (principally marijuana and LSD) by University students., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

Description: 2 p. A "rough draft" of a memo typed on University of Oregon Office of Student Affairs letterhead, from Bob Bowlin, Dean of Men, to Donald DuShane, Dean of Students, outlining suggestions to improve campus preparedness in the event of mass demonstrations or disruptions., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

Description: 2 p. A typed news release regarding a 30 day deadline, by which time the Sigma Chi fraternity chapters of the University of Oregon and Oregon State University must demonstrate why their charters should not be withdrawn for faliure to comply with Oregon Board of Higher Education non-discrimination policies., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

Description: 2 p. A typed letter on Office of Student Services letterhead from Robert Bowlin to President Robert D.Clark reporting the proceedings of two regional meetings of Operation Community Feedback, in which issues of student and faculty unrest were addressed., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

Description: 3 p. A memorandum to University of Oregon President Arthur S. Fleming from Dean Orlando J. Hollis, dated August 18, 1965, and typed on UO School of Law letterhead. The memo is a report to President Fleming from the ad hoc committee (comprised of Dean Hollis, Professor Robert Campbell, and Dean Donald DuShane) detailing their examination and conclusions of the Sigma Chi Fraternity's compliance with the policies of the Oregon State Board of Higher Education and the University of Oregon. In short, the committee concluded that this fraternity was not in compliance with the requirement that fraternities and sororities shall not restrict their memberships on the basis of race or religion. The memo also states that previous statements from President Fleming about the compliance of this fraternity were not accurate., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

Description: 2 p. A typed letter to the UO Office of Student Affairs, exhorting Dean Donald DuShane that, despite his statement, the University of Oregon's policy regarding discrimination in housing needs to be explicitly stated to landlords seeking a listing with the univeristy, and citing the relevant Oregon legal statute., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

Description: Helen D. Poling (left) was the sister of Dan Poling. Robert W. Chick (second from left) was Dean of Students and Vice President of Student Services at Oregon State from 1962-1983. Dan Williams Poling (second from right) was the Dean of Men from 1947-1970. Richard Pahre (right) was Director of Financial Aid from 1956-1987.

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