Historical information
John L Grove retained the flyer; was a medical student and graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1929.
Physical description
Flyer
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John L Grove retained the flyer; was a medical student and graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1929.
Flyer
Documents relating to UMSU sexual harassment working group, Womens' committee meeting minutes, marketing collateral and other ephemera related to the events as they related to 2021
Originally located on large oak reading table in the Rowden White Library until the end of 2003. Replaced by brass versions made by Thomas Mintsenikos on 26th May 2004.
In 1938 Dr Alfred E. Rowden White contributed 1,000 pounds and his own personal book collection to the University of Melbourne Student Union to establish the library that still bears his name. Rowden White's idea was that students should have access to materials beyond those prescribed for their courses. As Library Rule No. 7 stated, 'Except under exceptional circumstances, the room MUST NOT BE USED AS A WRITING ROOM'
One of two white plastic signs mounted on a wooden base with black lettering
Sign reads 'Please do not study'.
university of melbourne student union, rowden white library, signs
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