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Constitution of the Student Body Organization

1914
AZ 355
Collection Guide

Founded in 1904, Students Association then became the Student Body Organization in 1914. The organization name was changed again in 1931 when it became the Associated Students of the University of Arizona.

The collection includes a carbon typescript of the organization constitution with holograph signatures of approval from C.R. Stewart (Business Manager), A.H. Wilde (president of The University of Arizona), A.E. Douglass (secretary of the Faculty), and I. Rolph (secretary of the Student Body).

Included materials:
Manuscript
Collection Area:
University of Arizona

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