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The materials consist of an invitation, a tie tack, a souvenir handkerchief, and a protest petition concerning the "...and for Yale" development campaign.

The records consist of copies of correspondence; a press release; remarks by Howard Lamar, acting president of Yale; and printed material and photographs. Also included is biographical information on Cleanth Brooks, Gray Professor of Literature at Yale from 1947-1975.

The materials consist of a time capsule prepared by Yale students for an American Studies course titled Public Memory and Material Culture in America.

The records consist of materials from Yale's 1992 presidential search.

The records consist of correspondence, clippings, and printed material documenting the Lee Bass (class member) gift controversy. Also included are newsletters and correspondence petitioning for the reinstatement of ROTC at Yale.

The records consist of an information packet and t-shirt documenting the Yale minority recruitment weekend.

The records consist of a report titled, "Residential Lending in New Haven County."

The collection comprises four graphite-on-tracing paper sketches by Paul Rudolph of the fenestration of the Yale Art and Architecture Building. The drawings are significant in that they demonstrate how Rudolph would have originally subdivided the large glass in the building's windows.

The records consist of certificates, letters, and other materials sent from universities, colleges, and scholarly societies recognizing Richard C. Levin as Yale's incoming president.

This collection was started in 1993 when the Taxpayers' Alliance to Serve Connecticut lobbied the state government and the public against the balanced budget amendment, in favor of the Connecticut Income tax. It includes Publications, Administrative Records and Fliers.