West (U.S.)--Pictorial works
Railroads--Surveying
Photography, Stereoscopic
Uinta Mountains (mountains)
Photographic assistants
Photographers
Rock climbing
Stereographs
Originally a stereoview photograph by A.J. Russell, number 91. Title: "Photographing Under Difficulties." This photograph depicts the Clarence King surveying party in the Uintah mountains, climbing a steep cliff with all of their equipment for the Union Pacific Railroad.
Russell, Andrew Joseph (photographer)
Oakland Museum of California. "Andrew J. Russell: Photographer and Surveyors Climbing Uinta Mountains." Stereographic Collodion Glass Plate Negative Collection (H69.459.2211, no. 254) Accessible at: http://collections.museumca.org/?q=collection-item/h694592211
Oakland Museum of California (Publisher – digital)
A.J. Russell with his stereo camera at Echo, Utah
Stereoscopic cameras
Rivers
Stereo-view of a man (probably A.J. Russell) standing next to a stereo-view camera at Echo, Utah during the construction of the transcontinental railroad. Image probably taken by an assistant for the photographer A.J. Russell.
Union Pacific Railroad Museum, Union Pacific Collection, Photography Archives (stereo-view no. 325)
Digital Initiatives Unit, Merrill-Cazier Library (Publisher – digital)
Across the Continent: Westward the Course of Empire Takes its Way
Lithographs
Drawing
Locomotives in art
Railroads--West (U.S.)--History
Railroad trains
Lithograph sold by Frances Palmer depicting an allegorical scene of Western American expansion.
Palmer, Frances Flora Bond (lithographer)
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, A-Board Historical Photograph Collection (ABoard1, Drawer 4, A-1039)
Reproduction for publication, exhibition, web display or commercial use is only permissible with the consent of the USU Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives (email: SCWeb@usu.edu)
Mormon workers on a deep cut in Weber Canyon
Weber Canyon (Utah)
Photography of railroads
Railroad construction workers
Utah--Transcontinental Railroad National Back Country Byway
Stereo-view of Mormon workers on a cut in Weber Canyon during the construction of the transcontinental railroad. Image taken by photographer A.J. Russell.
Oakland Museum of California. "Andrew J. Russell: Deep Cut No. 1, West of Narrows of Weber Canyon showing the Manner of Excavation." Stereographic Collodion Glass Plate Negative Collection (H69.459.2298, stereo-view no. 10) Accessible at: http://collections.museumca.org/?q=collection-item/h694592298
Building Union Pacific Railroad Tunnel No. 3
Railroad tunnels
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Stereo-view of Union Pacific railroad workers in Echo Canyon at Tunnel No. 3 during the construction of the transcontinental railroad. Image taken by photographer A.J. Russell.
University of Iowa Libraries, Special Collections Department. Levi O. Leonard Railroadiana Digital Collection (leo00006-01) Accessible at: https://digital.lib.uiowa.edu/islandora/object/ui%3Aleonard_13_2_1
University of Iowa Libraries (Publisher – digital)
Mormon families
Log cabins
Polygamy--Religious aspects--Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Motherhood
Stereo-view of a man, four women, and numerous children outside of a small cabin. Image taken by photographer A.J.Russell. Russell described this scene as representing Mormon polygamy. Original caption is, "Mormon Family"
Oakland Museum of California. "Andrew J. Russell: Mormon Family." Stereographic Collodion Glass Plate Negative Collection (H69.459.2378, stereo-view no. 481) Accessible at: http://collections.museumca.org/?q=collection-item/h694592378
Tintypes (photographs)
Photography
Portrait photography
Photography--Studios and dark rooms
Tintype studio portrait of A.J. Russell taken by an unknown photographer.
Unknown
Oakland Museum of California. "Andrew J. Russell: tintype portrait of A.J. Russell." The Andrew J. Russell Collection (no online source link available)
Cropped version of A.J. Russell and his large-format camera
Green River (Wyo.-Utah)
Cameras
Dwellings
Cropped version of a stereo-view taken at Bitter Creek Valley between Rock Springs and Green River, Wyoming. Man in the image is probably A.J. Russell with his large-format camera. Image probably taken by an assistant for the photographer A.J. Russell.
University of Iowa Libraries, Special Collections Department. Levi O. Leonard Railroadiana Digital Collection (leo00004-06) Accessible at: https://digital.lib.uiowa.edu/islandora/object/ui%3Aleonard_122_2_6
Sierra Nevada (Calif. and Nev.)
Horses
Stereoview photograph #198 by Alfred Hart for the Central Pacific Railroad collection. Photograph features a railroad worker with a dump cart standing in the entrance to a tunnel in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Caption: "East Portal of Summit Tunnel, Western Summit. Length 1,660 feet."
Hart, Alfred A. (photographer)
Library of Congress. "East Portal of summit tunnel. Western Summit. Length 1,660 feet." Prints and Photographs Division (C-DIG-stereo-1s00547, LOT 11477, no. 100) Accessible at:https://www.loc.gov/pictures/resource/stereo.1s00547/
Library of Congress (Publisher – digital)
Lost Camp Spur Cut, Central Pacific Railroad
Stereo-view showing a cut and a railroad engine on the Central Pacific Railroad. Image taken by photographer Alfred A. Hart. Original caption calls this the "Lost Camp Spur Cut"
Library of Congress. "Lost Camp Spur Cut, 80 miles from Sacramento." Prints & Photographs Division (LC-DIG-stereo-1s00525, LOT 11477, no. 78) Accessible at: https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2005683032/resource/
Canada--Exploring expeditions--Pictorial works
Landscape photography
Photography of skulls
Original caption “The Prairie Looking West.” Large-format photograph of a scene on the Canadian prairies. Shows bones (including a human skull) and an extremely flat horizon. Photographs taken at Lord Selkirk's settlement by Canadian photographer Humphrey Lloyd Hime on the Red River of the north, to illustrate a narrative of the Canadian exploring expeditions in Rupert's land by Henry Youle Hind, M.A.,
Hime, Humphrey Lloyd (photographer)
Yale University. "Photographs taken at Lord Selkirk's settlement on the Red River of the north...Saskatchewan expedition." Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Collection of Western Americana (WA Photos 110, 2011271) Accessible at: https://collections.library.yale.edu/catalog/2011271
Joseph Hogarth (Publisher – original)
Yale University Library (Publisher – digital)
Bridges--Design and construction
Stereo-view of Union Pacific workmen building the permanent railroad bridge at Green River Wyoming. Image taken by photographer A.J. Russell during the construction of the transcontinental railroad. Original caption is "Construction Permanent Bridge, Green River."
Oakland Museum of California. "Andrew J. Russell: Constructing Permanent Bridge, Green River." Stereographic Collodion Glass Plate Negative Collection (H69.459.2157, stereo-view no. 176) Accessible at: http://collections.museumca.org/?q=collection-item/h694592157
Lesson Plan: "Exploring the West in the Golden Age of Photography"
Lesson planning
Humanities
Arts
Lesson plan by SU Libraries Special Collections & Archives Photograph Curator and Instruction Coordinator,, Dan Davis, which cobmines teaching with primary sources and nineteenth century Western photography.
Davis, Daniel (author)
Utah State University, Digital Commons. Daniel Davis, "Exploring the West in the Golden Age of Photography" Western History or History of 19th Century Photography (2019) Available at: http://works.bepress.com/daniel_davis/6/
SelectedWorks, Merrill-Cazier Library (Publisher – digital)
In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted
Teresa Halberg, Island Market Community Submission
Logan (Utah) -- History
Island (Logan, Utah) -- History
Small business
Grocery trade -- United States
Local history
Memory
This memory was provided through an online submission form created by Utah State University, Digital Initiatives department for "The Historic Island Market" digital exhibit. This story records and shares an individual memory about the Island Market grocery store. See the "Creator" field for the name of the writer. (Date shown is date memory was pulled from the survey)
Halberg, Teresa (author)
"The Island Market Community Project" survey presented by Utah State University, Digital Initiatives department. Qualtrics.com. 2022. The submission form is available at: https://usu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ehBnBe5tJkPYygK
Published with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.
Logan, Utah
Megan Ostler, Island Market Community Submission
Ostler, Megan (author)
Jared Leatham, Island Market Community Submission
Leatham, Jared (author)
Ben Brown, Island Market Community Submission
Brown, Ben (author)
Cottle, Annette
Volleyball
Volleyball for women
Women volleyball players
Utah State University
Women athletes
College sports
Volleyball--Coaching
Volleyball coaches
Women basketball players
Brigham Young University
University of California, Los Angeles
Audio recording of an oral history conducted with Annette Cottle. Annette was a middle block on the 1978 team. A 4-time AIAW All American, she helped lead the 1978 USU Volleyball team to a national championship in 1978. The interview covers how she started playing volleyball, her time at USU, and her thoughts about women's athletics.
Cottle, Annette (Interviewee)
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, HIST 3005 Spring 2022: 1978 Women's Volleyball National Champions (25.10/16-1)
Van Weerd, Derek (Interviewer)
Agla, Tyson (Interviewer)
Proctor, Tammy (Recordist)
Transcript of the oral history conducted with Annette Cottle. Annette was a middle block on the 1978 team. A 4-time AIAW All American, she helped lead the 1978 USU Volleyball team to a national championship in 1978. The interview covers how she started playing volleyball, her time at USU, and her thoughts about women's athletics.
Olsen, Rory (Transcriber)
Proctor, Tammy (Transcript Proof Reader)
Bray, Gayle Adamowicz
College applications
Volleyball--Training
Audio recording of an oral history with with Gayle Adamowicz Bray. Gayle was a middle block for USU in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The interview covers her early life in Northern California and her time playing volleyball at the collegiate level. Gayle discusses the experience of being on the 1978 National Champion team, including the infamous pre-game warm-up routines, the challenges for resources and finanical support, an ACL tear, and the lofty expectations for the 1979 team.
Bray, Gayle Adamowicz (Interviewee)
Carter, Megan (Interviewer)
Gayle Adamowicz Bray Oral History Transcript
Transcript of the oral history conducted with Gayle Adamowicz Bray. Gayle was a middle block for USU in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The interview covers her early life in Northern California and her time playing volleyball at the collegiate level. Gayle discusses the experience of being on the 1978 National Champion team, including the infamous pre-game warm-up routines, the challenges for resources and finanical support, an ACL tear, and the lofty expectations for the 1979 team.
Keller, Lauren Gobel
Sports uniforms
Athletic clubs
Audio recording of an oral history conducted with Lauren Goebel Keller. Lauren joined the USU team in 1979 and played as a outside hitter and setter. She later went on to coach volleyball at Mount Crest High School and helped led them to their first state championship. The interview includes Lauren's early life and recruitment to USU after playing for the US Junior National Team, the 1979 team experience, 1979 AIAW national championship game, and pivotal role of Title IX, and the support from fans and the USU community for women's athletics.
Keller, Lauren Gobel (Interviewee)
McCright, Kira (Interviewer)
Lauren Gobel Keller Oral History Transcript
Transcript of an oral history conducted with Lauren Goebel Keller. Lauren joined the USU team in 1979 and played as a outside hitter and setter. She later went on to coach volleyball at Mount Crest High School and helped led them to their first state championship. The interview includes Lauren's early life and recruitment to USU after playing for the US Junior National Team, the 1979 team experience, 1979 AIAW national championship game, and pivotal role of Title IX, and the support from fans and the USU community for women's athletics.
Roqué, Elaine
Bikinis
Olympics
Audio recording of an oral History interview with Elaine Roqué, a middle blocker on the 1979 women's volleyball team. The interview covers Elaine's storied career playing volleyball, including internationally, her decision to leave UCLA and join USU in 1979, the her thoughts on the game, past and present.
Roqué, Elaine (Interviewee)
Proctor, Tammy (Interviewer)
Transcript of an oral History interview with Elaine Roqué, a middle blocker on the 1979 women's volleyball team. The interview covers Elaine's storied career playing volleyball, including internationally, her decision to leave UCLA and join USU in 1979, the her thoughts on the game, past and present.
Anhder, Hannah (Transcriber)
Dams
Photography of team sports
A color photo of the 1978 USU Women's Volleyball Team at First Dam in Logan Canyon. There are 11 team members pictured wearing casual attire: Front Row (L-R): Katrinka Crawford, Jill Hirschinger, Sheryl Meyer, Deia Kidd, Back Row (L-R): Drora Epstein, Gayle Adamowicz, Jo Ellen Vrazel, Sandy Lynn, Lucia Chudy, Annette Cottle, Jan Corley.
Utah State University Athletic Department. Utah State Today, "Women of USU: Then and Now, Women in Athletics" by Alana Miller Manesse. Published on February 05, 2020. Accessible at: https://www.usu.edu/today/story/women-of-usu-then-and-now-women-in-athletics
Utah State TODAY (Publisher – original)
Action photo of 1979 Volleyball team in the Spectrum
Volleyball--Block
A photo of two players on the 1979 USU Women's Volleyball team in USU's Spectrum stadium as they jump mid-air to block an oposing player's hit. Spectators can be seen in the seating in the background.
Hansen, Ted (Photographer)
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, USU Photographic Services Collection (P0376, Box 78, Folder 17949A, Image 10)
AIAW Volleyball Championship Trophy Presentation to USU Volleyball coaches
Awards
Award winners
A photo of the AIAW Volleyball Championship Trophy being presented to two women USU Volleyball coaches. (AIAW stands for Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women.) The trophy is inscribed with the words "1978 First Place Team." The two coaches wear matching white hats and white blouses. The presenter is a man in suit and tie.
University of Maryland, UMD Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives, Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) records
IN COPYRIGHT - EDUCATIONAL USE PERMITTED https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC-EDU/1.0/?language=en
USU Female Athletes from a variety of sports posed in the Spectrum
Women gymnasts
Women softball players
Women track and field athletes
USU female athletes, in uniform, from a variety of sports pose for a photo in USU's Spectrum stadium. The 6 women are arranged to stand in a pyramid shape in the bleachers, some standing on the stadium chairs to achieve the right effect. The sports represented from top to bottom are javelin, track, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, and softball.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, USU Photographic Services Collection (P0376, Box 74, Folder 17309, Image i)
Team photo from 1979 Volleyball Outlook brochure - Cropped
Stairs
Blue tinted photograph of the 1979 USU women's volleyball team. The 11 players pose for the photo on an outdoor wooden staircase in professional clothing. In the back row is Jan Corley, Amy Young, Karolyn Kirby, Lucia Chudy, Jo Vrazel, and Elaine Roque. In the front row is Gayle Adamowicz, Terrie Robbie, Annette Cottle, Lauren Goebel, and Dia Kidd. The photograph is cropped from an Outlook brochure.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Papers of Vice-Provost Richard Swenson 1955-2008 (USU_3.2/1, Box 4, Folder 1, Item 133)
USU 1978 National Champion Volleyball team posed with the AIAW Trophy
Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women
Sports--Awards
USU's 1978 Women's Volleyball team dressed in matching sweaters pose for a photo with the National Champion AIAW trophy. (AIAW stands for Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women.) Three women coaches also pose with the team and the award presenter holds the large trophy.
Image of the trophy presented to the USU 1978 Women's Volleyball team for winning the AIAW national volleyball championship. The trophy includes the text "Association for Intercollegiate Athletics For Women, National Championship, AIAW, Volleyball, 1978 First Place Team, Presented By Coca Cola USA."
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, USU Photographic Services Collection (P0376, Box 27, Folder 17917, Image d)
USU Women's Volleyball Class in Smart Gymnasium
Volleyball--Spike
Gymnasiums
Sport clothes for women
Photo of two women in white rompers taken as one blocks and one spikes a volleyball over the net. The photo is of the USU Women's Volleyball class in USU's Thomas Smart Gymnasium.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, USU historical photo-board collection 1889-1997 (USU PHO1, Image A-0311)
USU Women's Physical Culture class in the Smart Gymnasium
Ballet
Dance
Exercise
Cyanotypes (photographic prints)
Cyanotype Image of USU's Women's Physical Culture class in USU's Thomas Smart Gymnasium. The 20-30 women pictured are standing in pairs as they perform an unknown sort of stretch, dance step, or excersize. Most of the women are wearing matching athletic clothes.
Turpin, George M. (Photographer)
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Agricultural College of Utah Cyanotypes (P0014, Box 5, Folder 7, Image 5)
USU Volleyball coaches Marilyn McReavy Nolen and Mary Jo Peppler
USU Volleyball coaches Marilyn McReavy Nolen (left) and Mary Jo Peppler (right) in matching outfits consult notes as they observe the volleyball court (not pictured). Several USU women volleyball players can be seen in uniform and spectators sit in the stadium seating behind them.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections& Archives, USU Photographic Services Collection (P0376, Box 78, Folder 17949C, Image 17)
USU Women's Athletic Director Marilyn Weiss
Weiss, Marilyn
Portrait photograph taken of USU Director of Women's Athletics, Marilyn Weiss. She is wearing a patterned blouse and a vest.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, USU Photographic Services Collection (P0376, Box 77, Folder 17916B, Image 14)
Photo of USU's Women's Volleyball player, Annette Cottle, in uniform as she spikes the volleyball over the net. The photograph is taken from above the net and shows other team members standing in the background.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, USU Photographic Services Collection (P0376, Box 77, 17916G, Image 8)
One page from Annette Cottle's USU Volleyball scrapbook
Scrapbooks
Photograph albums
Collage (technique)
This is a page from the USU Volleyball scrapbook of Annette Cottle, a player on USU's Women's Volleyball team. A collage of 9 photos shows the women's volleyball team members and coaches putting on kneepads, sitting on the sidelines, posing with award plaques, looking through photos, and lining up on the court. The two female coaches are pictured wearing matching decorated yellow overalls and various accessories like hats, scarves, and sunglasses. A "Go Aggies" poster and spectators are also pictured.
Cottle, Annette (Author)
USU Volleyball player Elaine Roqué in uniform
Portrait photograph taken of USU's Women's Volleyball player, Elaine Roqué. She is wearing her volleyball uniform.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, USU Photographic Services Collection (P0376, Box 77, Folder 17916A, Image 23)
USU Volleyball player Gayle Adamowicz Bray in uniform
Portrait photograph taken of USU's Women's Volleyball player, Gayle Adamowicz Bray. She is wearing her volleyball uniform.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, USU Photographic Services Collection (P0376, Box 77, Folder 17916A, Image 4)
USU Volleyball player Lauren Goebel Keller in uniform
Photo of USU's Women's Volleyball player, Lauren Goebel Keller, in uniform as she spikes the volleyball over the net. The photograph is taken from above the net.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, USU Photographic Services Collection (P0376, Box 77, Folder 17916E, Image 10)
USU 2022 Mountain West Champion Volleyball Team
Photo of USU's 2022 Women's Volleyball team as the Mountain West Volleyball Champions for 2022. Coaches and team members wear matching hats and tee shirts over their uniforms and are covered in streamers. They are holding banners that say "Mountain West Champions, 2022 Women's Volleyball, Utah State Aggies" and "Mountain West Volleyball Champions, Fort Collins, CO 2022."
Engel, Morgan (Photographer)
Utah State University Athletic Department. Utah State Today, "Utah State Volleyball Mountain West Champions Once Again with 3-1 Victory Over San José State" by Utah State Athletics. Published on November 28, 2022. Accessible at: https://www.usu.edu/today/story/utah-state-volleyball-mountain-west-champions-once-again-with-3-1-victory-over-san-jos-state
Hist 3005 Spring 2022 Class Research Paper
College athletics
Women's history
Paper--Research
Paper written by students of HIST 3005, detailing the history of Title IX, the sport of volleyball, and the development of the sport at USU in the 1970's.
Utah State University HIST 3005 Spring 2022 Class
Agla, Tyson (Author)
Anhder, Hannah (Author)
Carter, Megan (Author)
Hughes, Zach (Author)
McCright, Kira (Author)
Olsen, Rory (Author)
Proctor, Tammy (Author, Professor)
Ritchie, Darcy (Author)
Stevens, Conor (Author)
VanWeerd, Derek (Author)
"USU's Woman Pioneer" Herald Journal Newspaper Article
Track and field--Coaching
Basketball--Coaching
Finance
Newspapers
Newspaper press
Newspaper article about USU's hiring of Mariyln Weiss and detailing her first year on the job as the head coach of three sports teams and the the expectation to build a great program. The articles focuesed on the lack of resources for women, including issues with to few scholarships available to women
Hansen, Greg (Author)
The Herald Journal (Publisher – original)
Letter from Marilyn Weiss to Karen Morse, April 18, 1980 - Page 1
Discrimination in sports
Sex discrimination in sports
Correspondence
Letter written from Marilyn Weiss to Karen Morse on "Utah State University Women's Intercollegiate Athletics" letterhead. The letter details the inequalities between men and women's athletics at USU including housing, food service, book loans, and marketing, and suggestions for improvement. Page 1 of 3.
Weiss, Maryilyn (Author)
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Papers of Vice-Provost Richard Swenson 1955-2008 (USU_3.2/1, Box 4, Folder 1, Item 126)
Letter from Marilyn Weiss to Karen Morse, April 18, 1980 - Page 2
Letter written from Marilyn Weiss to Karen Morse on "Utah State University Women's Intercollegiate Athletics" letterhead. The letter details the inequalities between men and women's athletics at USU including housing, food service, book loans, and marketing, and suggestions for improvement. Page 2 of 3.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Papers of Vice-Provost Richard Swenson 1955-2008 (USU_3.2/1, Box 4, Folder 1, Item 127)
Letter from Marilyn Weiss to Karen Morse, April 18, 1980 - Page 3
Letter written from Marilyn Weiss to Karen Morse on "Utah State University Women's Intercollegiate Athletics" letterhead. The letter details the inequalities between men and women's athletics at USU including housing, food service, book loans, and marketing, and suggestions for improvement. Page 3 of 3.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Papers of Vice-Provost Richard Swenson 1955-2008 (USU_3.2/1, Box 4, Folder 1, Item 128)
"AIAW Rejects NCAA Move to Run Meets: Wants Equal Voice for Women" In the Running Article
Field hockey for women
Article written for the Fall 1980 issue of "In the Running" a project of the Women's Equity Action League Educational and Legal Defense Fund. The article details the proposal by the NCAA to hold post-season playoffs in several women’s sports for lower division schools in the fall of 1981 and the resulting conflict with the AIAW, which had hosted the organized athletics for women since 1971. The article describes the establishment of the AIAW in contrast to practices and male-controlled NCAA and argues for the continued control of women’s athletics by the AIAW. (AIAW stands for Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women.)
Hogan, Candance Lyle (Author)
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Papers of Vice-Provost Richard Swenson 1955-2008 (USU_3.2/1, Box 4, Folder 1, Item 283)
In The Running (Publisher – original)
"Impossible: A Word That's Been Dropped From Women's Athletic Dictionary" Outlook Newspaper Article
Women golfers
Article written for the Outlook edition of the Utah State University Student Newspaper, the title is a pun on the Mission Impossible TV Show. It discusses the work of Marilyn Weiss at USU, with her "impossible" task of building five different sports programs from the ground-up with few resources and funding. The article quotes Weiss and describes her efforts to hire quality coaches and attract player talent to USU.
Utah State University Student Newspapers (Publisher – original)
“Women’s Sports Change” Daily Camera Newspaper Article
Newspaper article carried by the Daily Camera and written by the Associated Press that examines the ongoing issues of funding women's sports. The article discusses the "revolution" with the passage of Title IX, where funding for women's sports could come from, and quotes several industry people both for and against Title IX.
Rothenberg, Fred (Author)
Knight-Ridder (Publisher – original)