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Microfiche records of Chelsea College postgraduate and undergraduate students, 1965-1985 (Ref: C/MFF). Individual fiche items take the form of transcripts. Information typically contained includes name, matriculation number, date of birth, nationality, home address, term address, previous schooling, session, major subject(s), minor subjects, marks, value, degree awarded, date of award, comments, and whether the student transferred to another university.

Euragonnah 'Thirty Five, magazine produced by the Charities Committee of the Students' Representative Council of the University of Edinburgh for charitable fundraising, including Hamilton's poem, 'The euradays-a summons to students'. 48pp

Euragonnah 1934 magazine produced by the Charities Committee of the Students' Representative Council of the University of Edinburgh for charitable fundraising, including Hamilton's poem, 'The only way'. 68pp

Student record cards for Abdul Hamid Gool, student at Guy's 1904-1910 and [his son] Goolem Hoosen Gool, student at Guy's, 1923-1928, and, containing details of attendance at lectures, clinical appointments, and examinations completed. Also contains photograph of G H Gool.This series of record cards were mostly destroyed after microfilming, these however these examples survived.

Nurses Register - Register No 2 Belgrave, 1918-1927'. Register of student nurses at Belgrave Hospital for Children, including details of name and address of nurse, rank, location of previous training, age, date of entering, date of leaving, record of wards where work undertaken, reasons for leaving, and comments on suitability for the work.

Nurses Register - Register No 1, 1903-1919'. Register of student nurses at Belgrave Hospital for Children, including details of name and address of nurse, rank, location of previous training, age, date of entering, date of leaving, description of work undertaken, reasons for leaving, and comments on suitability of candidate, Dec 1903-Dec 1919. Indexed by surname.

The defence and development of freedom', article by Liddell Hart in the Student Forum

Student essays on aspects of the history of science and technology in the USA.

Student essays and two doctoral theses, 1980-1992, chiefly relating to the history of science and technology in the USA

Essays by named undergraduates on cell and molecular biology, chiefly relating to symmetry in living systems.  With Wilkins’ comments, CLOSED for review 2062

Three student essays, ‘Elvis Presley: Technology and the Superstar’ April 19778. ‘Tamla Motown - Begetter of Modern Disco’ April 1979 , and ‘The magnetic vibrators: Some inroads of the tape recorder in American music’ c.1979/1989.

Student essays on social science subjects, mostly American twentieth century popular culture.

A Ph D thesis summary and 2 student essays: The living newspaper: history, production and form, 1982 [Ph D thesis summary], three of a kind: Strindberg, O’Neill and Ibsen, 26 Aug 1987, and compare and contrast Ibsen’s ‘Rosmersholm’ and Strindberg’s ‘The Father’, undated.

Student essays relating to crime: Butch Cassidy; gangs and ghettos; law and medicine in France and the USA; American judicial activism.

Eight student essays on various aspects of politics: ‘On the end of ideology’, c 1970; ‘American society: Power and affluence, conformity and reaction’, c 1975; ‘Between the idea and the reality … falls the shadow’, c 1975; ‘Images of Kennedy’, 1983, ‘Reagan’s real mission’, c 1984; ‘The American war: The subjective experience of conflict in one society, 1955 – 65’, October/November 1984; introduction and conclusion to an untitled thesis, with a covering letter, 1987; ‘What is the significance of party decline in the United States ?’, 1987.

Student essay, ‘Notes on ethnicity and Native American culture and literature’, September 1987, 78 pp, with a covering letter to Mottram.