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Item Open Access Tracts - Geology : [a collection of journal articles on geology](1864-1896, 1864) Howchin, WalterA collection of articles and reprints of articles on geology, chiefly relating to Australia, issued between 1864 and 1896, and from various journals; as collected and bound together by Professor Ralph Tate and bought by Howchin.Item Open Access Tracts - Geology : [a collection of journal articles on geology](1864-1896, 1864) Howchin, WalterA collection of articles and reprints of articles on geology, chiefly relating to Australia, issued between 1864 and 1896, and from various journals; as collected and bound together by Professor Ralph Tate and bought by Howchin.Item Open Access The Adelaide University calendar for the academical year 1877(Adelaide : Adelaide University ; 1877, 1877) University of AdelaideThe calendar of the Adelaide University for the year 1877. This file is in PDF format.Item Open Access Cœlenterata : [a collection of journal articles chiefly on sponges](1889) Howchin, WalterA collection of articles and reprints of articles, chiefly on sponges, and chiefly relating to Australia, from various journals; but particularly those by Dr. R. von Lendenfeld as published in the Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales; all collected and bound together by Howchin.Item Open Access Native implements, Australia and Tasmania : [a collection of journal articles](1890-1928, 1890) Howchin, WalterA collection of articles and reprints of articles on Aboriginal Australian native implements; all collected and bound together by Howchin.Item Open Access Adelaide University review(Published under authority of the University Union, 1897)Item Open Access Item Open Access Special congregation and formal opening of the Elder Hall to be held on Wednesday, September 26, 1900. Programme(Adelaide: The University, 1900) The University of AdelaideItem Open Access A symphony in D minor (l'Australienne) for orchestra & organ(1901) Ives, Professor JoshuaItem Open Access Adelaide University Magazine. Volume 1, Number 1, September 1918(Adelaide: G. Hassell & Son, 1918-09)Edited by Miss. M. P. Hardy, B.A. Sub-Editors: Women Students - Miss Mary Cecil Kitson, LL.B.; Science - Mr Albert Norman Dawkins; Law - Mr Julian Gordon Tenison Woods, LL.B.; Medicine - Mr Harold Keith Pavy; Arts - Mr Gilbert Sherman McDonald; Sports - Mr Frank Raymond Hone. Business Manager - Mr. W. H. JamesItem Open Access Adelaide University Magazine. Volume 1, Number 2, March 1919(Adelaide: G. Hassell & Son, 1919-03)Edited by Miss. M. P. Hardy, B.A. Subeditors: Women Students - Miss Mary Cecil Kitson, LL.B.; Science - Mr Albert Norman Dawkins; Law - Mr Julian Gordon Tenison Woods, LL.B.; Medicine - Mr Harold Keith Pavy; Arts - Mr Gilbert Sherman McDonald; Sports - Mr Frank Raymond Hone. Business Manager - Mr. W. H. JamesItem Open Access Adelaide University Magazine. Volume 1, Number 3, June 1919(Adelaide: G. Hassell & Son, 1919-06)Edited by Miss. M. P. Hardy, B.A. Subeditors: Women Students - Miss Anna Magdalene Menz; Science - Mr. Albert Norman Dawkins; Law - Mr Edgar Loveday Stevens; Medicine - Mr Howard Walter Florey; Arts - Mr Thomas Schulz Opie; Sports - Mr Frank Raymond Hone. Business Manager - Mr. H. C. HoskingItem Open Access Adelaide University Magazine. Volume 2, Number 1, September 1919(Adelaide: G. Hassell & Son, 1919-09)Edited by Miss. M. P. Hardy, B.A. Subeditors: Women Students - Miss Anna Magdalene Menz; Science - Mr Albert Norman Dawkins; Law - Mr Edgar Loveday Stevens; Medicine - Mr Howard Walter Florey; Arts - Mr Thomas Schulz Opie; Sports - Mr Frank Raymond Hone. Business Manager - Mr. H. C. HoskingItem Open Access Adelaide University Magazine. Volume 2, Number 2, May 1920(Adelaide: G. Hassell & Son, 1920-05)Item Open Access Adelaide University Magazine. Volume 2, Number 3, August 1920(Adelaide: G. Hassell & Son, 1920-08)Item Open Access An account of the Darling building of the University of Adelaide(Adelaide: Hassell Press, 1922) Robertson, Thorburn Brailsford; Bagot, Walter HerveyItem Open Access Students' Union building and War Memorial Appeal(1927) The University of AdelaideItem Open Access Varsity Ragge. Volume 1, 1928.(1928) Adelaide University Students' CouncilItem Open Access Varsity Ragge(University Students' Association, 1928)The student newspaper, the Varsity Ragge, was published between June 26 1929 and August 1934 before dying out, according to its successor On Dit, from apathy. The first issues were published by the Student Christian Movement; subsequently by the University Students' Council from June 26 1929 to December 1930; and then by the University Men's Union (which took over activities from the Union Club) from March 1931 to December 1931, before the University Students' Council published a single issue as Vol. 1 no. 1 [new series] in August 1934, by the "A.U. Screamer's Club." The first issue had no title - bearing the banner "Have you a name for this? If so send it in." The newspaper was initially published fortnightly during term, then irregularly from volume 2 (1928), at first subsidised by the Students' Council to the sum of 5 Pounds. Varsity Ragge contains reports on University sports, clubs and societies, colleges, Union and University matters, and the Adelaide Teachers' College; it later included letters to the editor, theatre reviews, poems and humour. Student matters covered include: 1928 - change in University sports colours, the establishment of a Student Union and the place of the Students' Council, Adelaide Unemployed Relief Appeal, the raising of 'varsity spirit'. 1929 - the first meeting of the Students Union, report of the B.A.M.A. Conversazione (held near Wirth's Circus), several accounts of Mawson and Madigan's geology class excursion, poem dedicated to sailing of Mawson and Harvey Johnstone to Antarctica. 1930-31 - whether to allow alcohol on campus, the founding of the Footlights Club, Men's Union taking over activities of the Union Club, the Russian menace and disarmamentItem Open Access Varsity Ragge. Volume 2, 1929.(Webb & Son. Printers. Gawler Place (South Adelaide), 1929) Adelaide University Students' Council
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