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This series consists of photographs related to student life. It covers many Carnegie Mellon traditions, including the Beaux-Art Ball, Buggy races, Spring Carnival, and the Kiltie Band. I also includes photographs of student organizations (including the Scotch n Soda Theatre), fraternities and sororities, student protests, student publications, and commencement. The contents are arranged alphabetically by subject.

The People Series includes photographs of named individuals related to Carnegie Mellon University -- including presidents, trustees, administrators, faculty, staff, students, alumni, benefactors, honorary degree recipients, and visitors. The series also contains portraits of unidentified individuals, identified group photographs not belonging to a particular department or office, and unidentified groups. The contents of the series are arranged alphabetically by the individual's surname.

The People Series includes photographs of named individuals related to Carnegie Mellon University -- including presidents, trustees, administrators, faculty, staff, students, alumni, benefactors, honorary degree recipients, and visitors. The series also contains portraits of unidentified individuals, identified group photographs not belonging to a particular department or office, and unidentified groups. The contents of the series are arranged alphabetically by the individual's surname.

The People Series includes photographs of named individuals related to Carnegie Mellon University -- including presidents, trustees, administrators, faculty, staff, students, alumni, benefactors, honorary degree recipients, and visitors. The series also contains portraits of unidentified individuals, identified group photographs not belonging to a particular department or office, and unidentified groups. The contents of the series are arranged alphabetically by the individual's surname.

The People Series includes photographs of named individuals related to Carnegie Mellon University -- including presidents, trustees, administrators, faculty, staff, students, alumni, benefactors, honorary degree recipients, and visitors. The series also contains portraits of unidentified individuals, identified group photographs not belonging to a particular department or office, and unidentified groups. The contents of the series are arranged alphabetically by the individual's surname.

This series consists of photographs related to student life. It covers many Carnegie Mellon traditions, including the Beaux-Art Ball, Buggy races, Spring Carnival, and the Kiltie Band. I also includes photographs of student organizations (including the Scotch n Soda Theatre), fraternities and sororities, student protests, student publications, and commencement. The contents are arranged alphabetically by subject.

The World Wars series consists of photographs of war-related buildings, classes and activities on the Carnegie Tech campus during the First and Second World War. The series does not include wartime photographs of standard classes or activities. The material is separated into two subseries: World War I, and World War II, and the contents of each are arranged alphabetically.

The World Wars series consists of photographs of war-related buildings, classes and activities on the Carnegie Tech campus during the First and Second World War. The series does not include wartime photographs of standard classes or activities. The material is separated into two subseries: World War I, and World War II, and the contents of each are arranged alphabetically.

This series contains photographs related to the planning, construction, inauguration, renovation and demolitions of individual campus buildings, as well as shots of buildings exteriors and interiors. The photographs are arranged alphabetically by name of building.

This series contains photographs related to the planning, construction, inauguration, renovation and demolitions of individual campus buildings, as well as shots of buildings exteriors and interiors. The photographs are arranged alphabetically by name of building.