This folder contains some materials, including flyers and minutes, from 2600; it also contains a mini artist book decorated with wires and a RAM stick.

This series contains academic essays written by Louisa B. Harvey (Persinger) along with faculty comments, and academic awards earned by Louisa.

This folder contains information about the Accidentals, a singing music group active at Hollins in the late sixties. The archives also contains a music record, made in 1969, of several songs performed by the Accidentals. Members of the 1969 Accidentals were: Ann Compton, DeDe DeBerry, Ginny DeHaven, Susie Kanto, Richie Lucas, Nancy McArdle, Nancy McGlasson, Allyson Neece, Sandy Strother, Jane Williams.

These folders contain copies of articles about ADA, flyers, communications, alumnae lists, and other information related to the club.

This series contains record keeping for the Cinema Society at Hollins, corrospondence from administration, and some of his work as chair of the Department of English and Creative Writing.

This folder contains an invitation for a candlelight memorial service for all those who lost their lives in alcohol-related incidents. This committee was possibly connected to the Student Government Association.

This folder contains a description of "Allies" from a list of student organizations. It describes Allies as "a student centered and self perpetuating diversity dialogue and community service group".

This series contains all correspondance with Alumnae Dr. Logan has. It relates to congratulating them on achievements, funding requests, and invitations to a variety of events. It is contained in Box 7.

This folder contains the Amnesty International Club constitution.

This folder contains an announcement entitled "In Light of Recent Events", which announces that "Grapheon and the anon have collaborated on a zine" in reaction to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. See also M-2e: Grapheon and A-4: Hollins History--Terrorist Attack...