Guide to the Cornell Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Coalition records,
1968-1999

Collection Number: 37-6-1589

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library

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Compiled by:

Phil McCray
Brenda Marston

Date completed:

July 1991
(Revised January 1998)

EAD encoding:

Mireille Lee, May 2000
Sarah Keen, June 2008

© 2000 Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library

DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

Title:

Cornell Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Coalition records, 1968-1999

Collection Number:

37-6-1589

Creator:

Cornell Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Coalition

Quantity:

7.1 cubic feet

Forms of Material:

Correspondence, logbooks, financial records, accounts, newsletters, bibliographies, minutes, lists, broadsides, photographs.

Repository:

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library

Abstract:

Materials pertaining to gay student groups at Cornell University. Includes twenty volumes of business logs, 1978-1993, of Gay People at Cornell and then the Cornell Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Coalition.

ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY

Columbia University's Student Homophile League (SHL), the first college or university student group for gay issues, was founded in October 1966. On March 5, 1968, Jearld F. Moldenhauer, a student at Cornell University, wrote to the business manager of Columbia's SHL, who was using the pseudonym Stephen Donaldson, and stated that he was "seriously considering an attempt to organize a Cornell chapter of the Student Homophile League." Cornell's Scheduling Coordination and Review Board (SCARB) recognized the group in May 1968, and Cornell's Student Homophile League became the country's second gay student organization.

To protect privacy, Moldenhauer arranged for Cornell's SCARB to recognize the group without submitting names of its members. Father Daniel Berrigan of Cornell United Religious Work agreed to sign on as the Cornell group's first faculty advisor. The first widely advertised meeting took place Nov. 21, 1968. Moldenhauer, Janis Kelly, Robert Roth, Janet Hadda, and Pauline Layton were active members and officers during the first few years. Victoria (Vicky) Mead was an officer in the 1978/1979 and 1979/1980 academic years with Alan Evan Cherry, whose 1986 memorial service program is included in the files she donated.

Cornell's SHL brought its first outside speaker to campus, Dr. Franklin Kameny, on Sept. 23, 1969. His lecture, "The Homosexual Dilemma: What Every Heterosexual Should Know," drew an audience of 150. This was followed by an October 23 lecture by Barbara Gittings, "The Lesbian Speaks for Herself," that drew 350 people. In February 1970, through the efforts of then president Robert Roth, Ithaca's leftist print shop, Glad Day Books, printed the first issue of Cornell SHL News. A basement bar named Morrie's started having gay nights and became a social space for SHL members. The Gay People's Center was an affiliated project.

In 1971, a tradition of celebrating May Gay started and has continued since. Sometime after 1984, the celebration was moved to April because of the early ending of the school year and became known as Gaypril.

Name changes:

In September 1970, the SHL changed its name to the Gay Liberation Front. Around 1973, the name changed to Cornell Gay Liberation. Sometime between 1973 and 1979, a group called United Sisters co-sponsored dances with Cornell Gay Liberation. In September 1979, Cornell Gay Liberation became GAYPAC (Gay People at Cornell) and a group named Cornellesbians had formed.

In 1984, the following groups existed at Cornell: GAYPAC, LAGPAD (Lesbian and Gay Political Action Discussion Group); Cornell Women's Center; GBLOC (Gays, Bisexuals, and Lesbians of Color); Gay Peer Counselors; Lambda Law Students; and Cornellesbians.

By 1989, GAYPAC had become the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Coalition, an umbrella group including GBLOC and LBQ (Cornell Lesbian, Bisexual, and Questioning Women, formerly Cornellesbians). In 1997, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Coalition included: BRIDGES (Bisexuals Reinventing Definitions of Gender and Sexuality); Dialogue (religious discussion group); Safe Space (a coming out support group); ZAP!; LBQ; MSM (Men Supporting Men); and Mosaic (formerly GBLOC).

GUAH (Greeks United Against Homophobia) and Out in the World (the graduate and professional students' LBGT social group) are independent of the Coalition.

The use of pseudonyms:

It will be helpful for researchers to know the pseudonyms used by a few of the early Student Homophile League leaders.

Jearld (Jerry) F. Moldenhauer '68 sometimes used the name Robert Hermann or Robert Herrman, and later, Joel Morrison.

Robert Roth '71 sometimes used the name Robert Russell.

SHL's national chairman was Columbia student Bob Martin, sometimes known as Stephen Donaldson.

CHRONOLOGY

May 4 (5), 1966 or 1967

The founding and subsequent first meeting of the Student Homophile League at Columbia University (Source: The Cornell Daily Sun)

November 10, 1967

Two colleges have joined Columbia & University in establishing budding chapters of the SHL, and additional chapters may be formed by at least some of the other Ivy League universities, according to the groups's national chairman.
Stephen Donaldson (a pseudonym used to maintain the group members' anonymity) said in a telephone interview that prospects are "bright" for the formation of similar homophile groups at other campuses.
A Student Homophile League chapter at Cornell could not be established until a Cornell student contacted Donaldson, the national chair said. No such contact from Cornell has yet been received, he noted.(Source: The Cornell Daily Sun)

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

Correspondence, logbooks, financial records and accounts, newsletters, bibliographies, minutes, lists, and broadsides of and pertaining to gay student groups at Cornell University. Includes twenty volumes of business logs, 1978-1993, of Gay People at Cornell and then the Cornell Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Coalition.

Photos taken by David Ruether of gay events at Cornell in 1984. They were taken for a story on the student group's 15th anniversary. The story, written by Bill Andriette, ended up not appearing in the alumni magazine.

SUBJECTS

Names:

Cornell Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Coalition.

Cornell Gay Liberation.

Cornell University. Gay Liberation Front.

Gay People at Cornell.

Cornellesbians.

Cornell Lesbian, Bisexual and Questioning Women.

Cornell Gays, Lesbians and Bisexuals of Color.

Cornell University--Students.

Cornell University--Societies, etc.

Gay People's Center.

Student Homophile League of Cornell University.

Gay People at Cornell. Advisory Committee on Gay Acquisitions.

Gay college students.

Gay liberation movement.

Homosexuals--Societies, etc.

INFORMATION FOR USERS

Cite As:

Cornell Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Coalition records, #37-6-1589. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

RELATED MATERIAL

Daniel and Philip Berrigan collection, #4602.

Robert Roth papers, #7325.

Pauline Layton papers, #7620.

A history of Cornell's Student Homophile League, and transcripts of interviews with SHL founders Jearld Moldenhauer, Janis Kelly, and Robert Roth, can be found in the Haftan M. Eckholdt papers, #7622.

Direct Action to Stop Homophobia (DASH) records, #37-6-3552 (a Cornell LGBT group subsequent to the Coalition).

COLLECTION ARRANGEMENT

The files had only a rudimentary order. The records of the Gay People's Center are not distinguished from those of the Student Homophile League. The original folder headings, when present, have been retained; others have been supplied. A chronological order has been determined only when practical. Two and a half cubic feet of periodicals have been distributed in other parts of the Human Sexuality Collection.

SERIES LIST

Date	Description	Container
	Series I. Records	Box 1-5, 9-12
	Series II. Photographs	Box 6-7, 10
	Series III. Ephemera	Box 8, 10-11
	Series IV. Subject Files
	General Subject Files	Box 9-11
	ACT-UP	Box 9
	AIDS	Box 9, 11
	Conferences	Box 9
	Cornell University Information	Box 9-11
	Organizations	Box 10

CONTAINER LIST

Date	Description	Container
	Series I. Records
April 1976-February 1978	Cornell Gay Liberation Logbook	Box 1	Folder 1
February 1978-August 1978	Cornell Gay Liberation Logbook	Box 1	Folder 2
November 1978-March 1979	Cornell Gay Liberation Logbook	Box 5	Folder 16
1968-70	Founding of the Student Homophile League at Cornell University, including background material and documents, correspondence from Stephen Donaldson of the National Student Homophile League to Robert Russell, Jerald F. Moldenhauer, and Robert Roth; other correspondence	Box 1	Folder 3
1969-71	Student Homophile League Records and Correspondence	Box 1	Folder 4
1970	Student Homophile League Records and Correspondence	Box 1	Folder 5
1971	Student Homophile League Records and Correspondence; with reference to the Gay Liberation Front	Box 1	Folder 6
1972-73	Cornell Gay Liberation/Gay People's Center's "Gay Liberation Bulletin"	Box 1	Folder 7
1974	Mrs. Ermanno A. Basilio Correspondence, pertaining to the Ithaca police and other gay issues	Box 1	Folder 8
1972-74	Gay Liberation Front/Gay People's Center Correspondence	Box 1	Folder 9
1975-76	Cornell Gay Liberation/Gay People's Center Records and Correspondence	Box 1	Folder 10-11
1975-77	Gay People's Center Correspondence	Box 1	Folder 12
1976-77	Cornell Gay Liberation Records and Correspondence	Box 1	Folder 13
1976-77	Cornell Gay Liberation; "Gay News"	Box 1	Folder 14
1976-77	Cornell Gay Liberation Correspondence	Box 1	Folder 15
1976-77	Gay People's Center - Employment	Box 1	Folder 16
1978-1980	Correspondence and notes	Box 5	Folder 17
	Cornell Gay Liberation/Gay People's Center
1976-1978	Records and Correspondence	Box 1	Folder 17
1974-1978	Minutes	Box 1	Folder 18-23
1972-1976	Administrative Records	Box 1	Folder 24
1975	Administrative Records	Box 1	Folder 25
1969-1978	Accounts	Box 1	Folder 26-41
1975	Zaps: Guidelines and Records	Box 1	Folder 44
1972-1973	Posters	Box 1	Folder 56
1974-1977	Posters and Miscellaneous Printed Material	Box 1	Folder 57-65
1974-1977	Posters and Miscellaneous Printed Material.	Box 2	Folder 1-19
	Folder 16 includes a 1976 edition of Sex: A Fact Book, given to incoming Cornell students
1976-1978	Posters	Box 2	Folder 20-21
1976-77	Nite Court Incident	Box 1	Folder 42-43
n.d.	Photograph	Box 1	Folder 45
n.d.	"The Woman Identified Woman," by Radicalesbians	Box 1	Folder 46
1975	Gay Literature and Cornell University Library	Box 1	Folder 47
1978-79	Gay Literature; Bibliographies	Box 1	Folder 48
1970	Gay Studies	Box 1	Folder 49
1979-80	Cornell Gay Liberation - Counseling	Box 1	Folder 50
1971-76	Correspondence and Clippings re: periodicals, newspapers, radio stations, etc.	Box 1	Folder 51
1974	Gay Activists Alliance	Box 1	Folder 52
1981-83	Clippings	Box 1	Folder 53
1970-71	Student Homophile Handouts	Box 1	Folder 54
1967-69	Student Homophile League of Columbia University	Box 1	Folder 55
	Business logs	Box 3
1977	Cornell Gay Liberation Constitution	Box 4	Folder 1
1978-80	Correspondence	Box 4	Folder 2
1978-1983	Correspondence	Box 4	Folder 3
1979	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 4
1981	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 5
1981	Publicity	Box 4	Folder 6
1981	Gay Studies	Box 4	Folder 7
1982	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 8
1982	GAYPAC	Box 4	Folder 9
1982-1983	GAYPAC	Box 4	Folder 10
1983	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 11
1983	Local resources	Box 4	Folder 12
1983	Cornell United Religious Work	Box 4	Folder 13
1983	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 14
1983	NYCLU (New York Civil Liberties Union)	Box 4	Folder 15
1983	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 16
1983	Gay People at Cornell	Box 4	Folder 17
1983	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 18
1983-84	News	Box 4	Folder 19
1983-84	Press releases	Box 4	Folder 20
c. 1984	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 21-24
1984	Gay People at Cornell	Box 4	Folder 25
1984	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 26-27
1985	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 28-30
1985	Correspondence	Box 4	Folder 31
1986-1987	GAYPAC	Box 4	Folder 32
1986-1987	Lesbian and Gay Peer Counselors	Box 4	Folder 33
1987-1988	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 34-35
	Cornellesbians
1986-1987	Cornellesbians budget	Box 4	Folder 36
1985-1986	Cornellesbians	Box 4	Folder 37
1986-1987	Cornellesbians	Box 4	Folder 38
1986	Cornellesbians	Box 4	Folder 39
1988-1989	Coalition	Box 4	Folder 40
1986-1989	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 41-42
c. 1990	Events	Box 4	Folder 43
1991	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 44
	Psych services	Box 4	Folder 45
1982	Printed material	Box 4	Folder 46
	ZAPs
1983	ZAPs training	Box 4	Folder 47
	ZAPs	Box 4	Folder 48
1983	ZAPs	Box 4	Folder 49
1986	ZAPs	Box 4	Folder 50-51
1983-1985	Politics	Box 4	Folder 52
c. 1984-1989	Speakers, contacts	Box 4	Folder 53
1984-1985	Performers	Box 4	Folder 54
1980-1985	Bibliographies	Box 4	Folder 55
	Book catalogs	Box 4	Folder 56
	Books bibliography	Box 4	Folder 57
	Books	Box 4	Folder 58
1982	CUGALA (Cornell University Gay and Lesbian Alumni Association) Book Fund	Box 4	Folder 59
	Film	Box 4	Folder 60
	Office equipment	Box 4	Folder 61
	GAYPAC - Notes on Gay/Lesbian Literature at Cornell	Box 5	Folder 1
1992	Women's newsletters and miscellaneous	Box 5	Folder 2
	Northeast Lesbian and Gay Student Union Conference	Box 5	Folder 3
1991	Bisexuality Study Correspondence, Gay Press	Box 5	Folder 4
1991	Incoming Mail	Box 5	Folder 5
1991-1992	Incoming Mail	Box 5	Folder 6
1991	E-mail	Box 5	Folder 7-11
	Valentines	Box 5	Folder 12
1986, 1991, n.d.	Flyers	Box 5	Folder 13
1990-1992	Flyers	Box 5	Folder 14
1978-1980	Event flyers	Box 5	Folder 15
1984-1992	Budget	Box 9	Folder 23
1986-1988	Kate Clinton Performance	Box 9	Folder 42
	Dry-transfer lettering	Box 9	Folder 63
	Electronic mailing list guidelines	Box 9	Folder 64
	GAYPAC organizational tree	Box 9	Folder 67
1982	Gay and Lesbian Information Project	Box 9	Folder 68
1983	Human Relations Training	Box 9	Folder 75
1990	"I Hate Straights"	Box 9	Folder 76
1984	LABPAD (Lesbian and Gay Political Action and Discussion)	Box 9	Folder 81
1992	LBQ (Lesbian, Bisexual and Questioning Women) meeting minutes	Box 9	Folder 82
	Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Resource Office fall programming calendar	Box 9	Folder 83
1997-1998	LGBTRC (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Resource Center) pamphlet and Spring 1998 newsletter	Box 9	Folder 84
1986	Lesbian and Gay Awareness month	Box 10	Folder 3
1977-1985	Letters	Box 10	Folder 6
1986-1993	Letters	Box 10	Folder 7
	Letters, undated	Box 10	Folder 8
1978-1980	Libraries	Box 10	Folder 9
	Magazine sales/distribution	Box 10	Folder 11
	May Gay Road Rally	Box 10	Folder 15
	Masculinity workshop	Box 10	Folder 16
	Meeting minutes - miscellaneous	Box 10	Folder 17
	Morrie Angell's statement, GLF response	Box 10	Folder 20
	8-track tape
1991	National Coming Out Day/Week	Box 10	Folder 21
	Office hours	Box 10	Folder 24
1985-1991	Organizations: Cornell University, Cornellesbians	Box 10	Folder 39
1987-1989	Organizations: Cornell University, Graduate Lambda Association	Box 10	Folder 40
1983-1984	Organizations: LAGPADG (Lesbian and Gay Political Action and Discussion Group), Cornell University	Box 10	Folder 51
1998-1999	Organizations: LGBT Coalition, Cornell University	Box 10	Folder 53
1986	Out of the Darkness	Box 10	Folder 78
1990-1992	Peer counseling: intake sheets	Box 10	Folder 83
1992	Peer counseling: minutes, info	Box 10	Folder 84
	Phone lists	Box 10	Folder 85
1978-1984	Petition of Cornell University Policy on Equal Education and Employment Opportunity	Box 10	Folder 87
1984	Petition of Cornell University Policy on Equal Education and Employment Opportunity	Box 10	Folder 88
	Possible entertainers to invite	Box 10	Folder 92
	Possible future events: movies, performers; or acquisitions of books, magazines, films	Box 10	Folder 93
1976-1992	Press releases (some non-CU)	Box 11	Folder 25
1979-1989	Press releases, other news and information (some non-CU)	Box 11	Folder 26
1969-1979	Records of magazine holdings	Box 11	Folder 32
1993	Resolution to Implement LGB Loving/Learning Unit	Box 11	Folder 36
	Student LGB organization contact lists	Box 11	Folder 44
1984	Survey: Cornell's Lesbian and Gay Political Action Group, documenting discrimination of gay, lesbian and bisexual people at Cornell	Box 11	Folder 46-47
	Survey: "The experience of gay men and lesbian womyn in the residence halls compared to their 'straight' counterparts (control group)."	Box 11	Folder 48
	Survey: "effects of our discussion [during LNC In-Service Training on Gay Sexuality, Awareness, Issues and Counseling]"	Box 11	Folder 49
	Surveys: miscellaneous	Box 11	Folder 50
1982	Women's Studies Public Events Program	Box 11	Folder 55
	Women's worksheet	Box 11	Folder 56
1976-1984	Newsletters from Cornell Gay Liberation/GAYPAC: Gay News, GAYPAC News, News from GAYPAC, Till Tomorrow	Box 11	Folder 57-58
Oct. 1990-Nov. 1991	Business Log (LGB Coalition)	Box 12	Folder 1
Fall 1991-Spring 1992	Coalition Log	Box 12	Folder 2
Fall 1992-Spring 1993	Logbook	Box 12	Folder 3
	Log of Requests and Messages	Box 12	Folder 4
April 11-13, 1986	Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual People of Color Conference	Box 12	Folder 5
1991-1992	From binder labeled "Coalition"	Box 12	Folder 6
	Series II. Photographs
	Events and meetings	Box 6
	Gay graffiti, campus events, picnics	Box 7
1979	Photographs of Ithacans at National March for Gay Rights, Washington, D.C.	Box 10	Folder 86
	Series III. Ephemera
1969-70	3 T-shirts	Box 8
	a) Two male and two female signs interlinked; silk-screened in Anabel Taylor Hall by people from Cornell who marched in New York City's first Gay Pride March in 1970; the T-shirts were dried on the lawn behind Anabel Taylor and got the attention of the "DU boys" (fraternity). b) NYSCGO (New York State Council of Gay Organizations) shirt was screened in Anabel Taylor for the second New York City Gay Pride March in 1971; Cornell Student Homophile League was involved in an attempt to create a state organization. c) "Buck Anita" shirts, referring to Anita Bryant, were sold by Cornell marchers at the June 1970 New York City Gay Pride March to pay for the cost of transportation to the march.
	Postcards	Box 10	Folder 94
	Posters
1973-1999, undated	Posters	Box 11	Folder 1-18, 20-21
1978-1999	"A Short History of Queer Flyers at Cornell"	Box 11	Folder 19
1974-1990	Originals	Box 11	Folder 22-23
circa 1976-1997	Posters from other organizations	Box 11	Folder 24
	Series IV. Subject Files
1970-1973	State of New York Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control: Morrie's boycott	Box 9	Folder 1
	ACT-UP
1990	ACT-UP-Ithaca: agenda, minutes	Box 9	Folder 2
1990?	ACT-UP-Ithaca: posters	Box 9	Folder 3
1990-1991	ACT-UP-Ithaca: reports, letter re: political action to Ithaca Journal editorials	Box 9	Folder 4
1989-1990	ACT-UP-New York City	Box 9	Folder 5
1990	ACT-UP-New York City: clippings	Box 9	Folder 6
1992	ACT-UP-New York City	Box 9	Folder 7
1992	ACT-UP-New York City: clippings	Box 9	Folder 8
	AIDS
1982	Gannett study	Box 9	Folder 9
1983-1992	Groups	Box 9	Folder 10
1983-1990	Local coverage [some national]	Box 9	Folder 11
1983-1988[?]	Local education efforts	Box 9	Folder 12
1983	Resources	Box 9	Folder 13
	Transmission	Box 9	Folder 14
1983	AIDS Awareness Week	Box 9	Folder 15
1987	AIDS Information Table	Box 9	Folder 16
1990	Therapies (AIDS)	Box 11	Folder 52
1983-1984	Adolescent sexuality	Box 9	Folder 17
1976	Albany Legislative Workshop	Box 9	Folder 18
1983	Andriette, Bill: Telluride Associate controversy	Box 9	Folder 19
1984	Beck, Evelyn Torton	Box 9	Folder 20
1991-1993	Bisexual Awareness	Box 9	Folder 21
1979	Body Politic trial	Box 9	Folder 22
	Buffalo area gay activities	Box 9	Folder 24
1978-1997	Catalogs: books	Box 9	Folder 29
1993-1995	Catalogs: courses, School for International Training	Box 9	Folder 30
1985-1986	Catalogs: progressive paraphernalia	Box 9	Folder 31
1978-1990	Censorship	Box 9	Folder 32
1987	Chan, June	Box 9	Folder 33
1983	Chicago Resource Center	Box 9	Folder 35
1983-1985	Civil Liberties Alert	Box 9	Folder 36
	"Clean Up America" advertisement	Box 9	Folder 37
1976-1991	Clippings: Local coverage	Box 9	Folder 39
1974-1991	Clippings: National coverage	Box 9	Folder 40-41
1978-1982	Clippings and flyers from other organizations and issues	Box 9	Folder 87
	Clinton, Bill	Box 9	Folder 43
	Coming Out to Your Parents Guide (PFLAG)	Box 9	Folder 44
1998?	Common Ground Calendar of Events	Box 9	Folder 45
	Conferences
1982	Black Lesbian Conference, New York City, October 8-10, 1982	Box 9	Folder 46
1982	Celebrate the Movement/Planning the Future, Dallas, Texas, August 13-15, 1982	Box 9	Folder 47
1981	International Conference of Gay and Lesbian Jews, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, January 20, 1981	Box 9	Folder 48
1986	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual People of Color Conference, Cornell University, April 11-13, 1986
	Program and publicity	Box 9	Folder 49
	Literature, info for program, brochure	Box 9	Folder 50
	White Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Workshops	Box 9	Folder 51
	Straight People of Color Workshop	Box 9	Folder 52
	Speech transcriptions	Box 9	Folder 53
1980	National Lesbian and Gay Health Conference, San Francisco State University, June 19-22, 1980	Box 9	Folder 54
1980	New York State Lesbian Conference, Binghamton, April 18-20, 1980	Box 9	Folder 55
1981	New York State Lesbian Conference, Binghamton, April 10-12, 1981	Box 9	Folder 56
1979	Third World Lesbian/Gay Conference, Washington, D.C., October 12-15, 1979	Box 9	Folder 57
1987	Constitution for the New York State Gay/Lesbian Youth Caucus	Box 9	Folder 60

Guide to the Cornell Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Coalition records, 1968-1999

Collection Number: 37-6-1589

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections Cornell University Library

© 2000 Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library

Guide to the Cornell Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Coalition records,
1968-1999

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library