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Primarily documents the Parsons School of Design class of 1948 reunion in 1998, including slides of photographs taken by Jerry Speier and a memory book. Other classes include: 1949 through 1951, 1959, 1974 through 1976.

Scope and Contents Includes most of the original artwork presented by Parsons School of Design students in the 1970 exhibition, My God! We’re Losing a Great Country. Mounted in lieu of classes as an act of solidarity with the National Student’s Strike against the Kent State massacre, artwork from every department demonstrates efforts to promote socially conscious art. Includes work by Ray Fost, Posy Jackson, Frieda Kohn, Nancy Stewart, Melissa Wentzell, Bari Gerber, and...

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Project consists of one poster and one plastic model of a telephone in three parts.

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The Student Council-sponsored Mardi Gras parties were discontinued by an order of the Faculty Council, May 25, 1960, because it was perceived that these events were "getting far out of control." They were reinstated at an unknown, later date. Additional photographs, taken by alumnus Arto Szabo, documenting the 1959 Mardi Gras Ball will be found in the Parsons School of Design administrative offices collection (PC.03.01.02), Alumni Relations series.

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Shoes, jewelry, and other accessory designs that all appear to be inspired by objects and styles from the time of the French Revolution. Includes work by students Phume Mthimunye, Dylan Paul Moran Taverner, Rachael Tipping, Angela Brugioni, and Michael DiPietro.

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Clothing designs inspired by historical personages such as Sacajawea, Nell Gywn, Joan of Arc, and Virigina Dare. Includes work by students Tiffany Ma, Nicole Mobasser, Christine Samar, Nicky Ferrada, Michael DiPietro, and Eric Schsberg[?].