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The September 29th Movement was a student-led movement at Iowa State University from 1996 to 1998. The movement was 'dedicated to the elimination of racism, xenophobia, sexism, homophobia, and classism at Iowa State University, recognizing that changing the name of Catt Hall, a symbol of exclusion, must be the first step in that struggle.' This collection contains a variety of documents that cover topics such as the life of Carrie Chapman Catt, the university's building naming practices, the women's suffrage movement, and the relationship between white women's suffrage and African-American civil rights.
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Printed Email from Lynn Wellnitz to Catt Hall Review Committee; May 20, 1998
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Minutes from Government of the Student Body Senate Meeting; March 4, 1998
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Senate of the Government of the Student Body Senate Session September 14, 1997 Senate Bill #97-002R
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Minutes to the October 9, 1996 Government of the Student Body Senate Meeting
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Committee Meeting Minutes, Advisory Committee on the Naming of Buildings and Streets, December 14, 1989
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Letter from Virgil Lagomarcino to Laura Kline, May 23, 1989
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Webpage Printout of Iowa State University Library Special Collections and University Archives Location, Hours, and Materials
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Letter from Martin C. Jischke to Dr. Norene F. Daly, May 6, 1997
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Printed Email Exchange from Virginia Allen to Catt Hall Review Committee; May 21, 1998
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