Guide to the Lawrence Sheldon Rudner Papers, 1967 - 1998

Collection Number MC 218

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Collection Information
Abstract:

The Lawrence Sheldon Rudner Papers, dating from 1967 to 1998, contain records relating to the research, teaching, and writings of Lawrence Rudner, a professor in the North Carolina State University English Department. The Papers also contain a small number of records describing Rudner's personal life. The Papers include manuscripts, correspondence, notes, newspaper articles, publications, and photographs.

Contact Information:
Processed by
Caroline Weaver
Date Completed
February, 1996
Reprocessed by
Stephanie A. Horowitz
Date Completed
January, 2005
Encoded by
Stephanie A. Horowitz

Descriptive Summary

Creator

Rudner, Lawrence Sheldon, 1947-1995

Title

The Lawrence Sheldon Rudner Papers, 1967 - 1998

Call Number

MC 218

Extent

11 archival storage boxes, 5.5 linear feet

Location

For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff.

Information for Users

Restrictions to Access

This collection is open for research; access requires at least 24 hours advance notice.
Acquisitions Information

The Lawrence Sheldon Rudner Papers were a gift of Lauren Rudner, February 9, 1995; John Kessel, 1998; Lars Osberg, November 8, 2002; and Ruth B. Hutchinson, May 6, 2003.
Preferred Citation

[Identification of Item], Lawrence Sheldon Rudner Papers, Special Collections Department, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Copyright Notice

North Carolina State University does not own copyright to this collection. Individuals obtaining materials from the NCSU Libraries' Special Collections Department are responsible for using the works in conformance with United States copyright law as well as any donor restrictions accompanying the materials.

Biographical Note


Lawrence Sheldon Rudner was born in Detroit, Michigan, on January 7, 1947. He attended Mumford High School in Detroit. During the 1960s, Rudner studied at the London School of Economics, receiving a diploma in philosophy in 1967. He also attended Michigan State University, receiving a bachelor's degree in history and social science in 1968; a master's degree in history in 1971; a master's degree in communications and journalism in 1972; and a doctorate in English and American Studies in 1977. During the Vietnam War, Rudner was a member of the anti-war organization Students for a Democratic Society (SDS).

From 1975-1976, Rudner taught English courses at Western Michigan University and from 1976-1978, at Lakeland College in Wisconsin. Rudner began teaching in the English department at North Carolina State University as an assistant professor in 1978. He became an associate professor in 1985 and a full professor in 1992. Rudner taught courses at North Carolina State in journalism, American literature, world literature, and occasionally creative writing. The focus of his academic career, however, was the Holocaust, about which he researched, taught, and wrote. He created a course in the English department at North Carolina State entitled "Literature of the Holocaust" (later, "The Holocaust in Literature"), which continued to be taught after his death. In 1988, Rudner published his first novel, "The Magic We Do Here", which won the 1988 Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction. According to Rudner, this novel was an attempt to fight the passing of memory about the Holocaust. Rudner also published several short stories and non-fiction articles relating to the Holocaust. His second and final novel, "Memory's Tailor", was published posthumously in 1998 after being edited by colleague John Kessel and editor Susan Ketchin.

During the 1980s, Rudner spent many of his summers in Poland and Czechoslovakia as an American Studies Fellowship lecturer. He was awarded a Senior Fulbright Fellowship for 1986-1987 and spent that time at Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland teaching courses on American literature and a seminar on Isaac Bashevis Singer. Also during the 1980s, Rudner and colleague Sandy Kessler taught a humanities course entitled "Survival and Growth Under Adverse Conditions" to long-term inmates of Raleigh's Central Prison.

In 1969, Rudner married his wife Lauren, with whom he had two children, Joshua and Elizabeth. He was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 1994, stopped teaching after the spring semester of that year, and died on May 5, 1995 at the age of 48.

Scope and Content Note


The Lawrence Sheldon Rudner Papers mainly comprise documentation of Rudner's career as a writer and as a professor at North Carolina State University. It includes manuscripts of his novels, short stories, speeches, and non-fiction articles; reviews of his books; research files on the Holocaust and other topics; information on courses Rudner taught at North Carolina State and elsewhere; applications for grants; and correspondence. A small portion of the collection - comprising photographs, newspaper articles, correspondence, and biographical information - documents Rudner's personal life.

Organization of the Collection


The Lawrence Sheldon Rudner Papers are organized into three series: Writings, Research and Teaching, Professional Correspondence, and Personal Files.

Online Catalog Headings

  • American literature--Jewish authors
  • Fiction--20th century
  • Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)
  • Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Fiction
  • Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Poland
  • Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), in literature
  • Judaism in literature
  • Literature--Study and teaching
  • Literature, Modern
  • North Carolina State University
  • North Carolina State University. Dept. of English
  • Poland
  • Rudner, Lawrence Sheldon (1947-1995)

Detailed Description of the Collection


  • MC 218 Series 01:Writings, 1971-1998


    4.25 archival boxes , 2 linear feet

    This series contains Lawrence Rudner's professional writings, including his manuscripts for novels, short stories, poems, book reviews and non-fiction articles, as well as his notes for speeches, conferences, and programs. The series also contains copies of "Memory's Tailor", edited by John Kessel and Susan Ketchin after Rudner's death, in various stages of publication. For both of Rudner's novels, there are both completed drafts and separate individual sections for which the chronological order could not be determined. Therefore, individual sections are placed sequentially with the completed draft following. Book reviews and publication information for Rudner's published novels are included in this series with the publication to which they refer. Correspondence relating to Rudner's writings is also included in this series. Non-fiction articles on Robert Capa and Edward R. Murrow that contain extensive research are included in the Research subseries of the Research and Teaching series.

    • Novels
      • "The Magic We Do Here"
        • Notes, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder1]
        • Short Story, "Yakov," from "The Magic We Do Here" (originally titled "The Photographer"), [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder2]
        • Draft Copy
          • Chapter 2, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder3]
          • Chapter 3, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder4]
          • Chapter 4, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder5]
          • Chapter 5, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder6]
          • Chapter 11, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder7]
          • Chapter 14, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder8]
          • Miscellaneous Pages, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder9]
          • Complete Manuscript
            • Prologue, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder10]
            • Chapter 1, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder11]
            • Chapters 2-13, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder12]
            • Chapters 14-21, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder13]
            • Chapters 22-25, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder14]
        • Contract, 1986-1987 [MC 218 Box 1, Folder15]
        • Promotional Materials, 1988, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder16]
        • Book Reviews, 1988, [no date] [MC 218 Box 1, Folder17]
      • "Memory's Tailor"
        • Chapter 1, [no date] [MC 218 Box 2, Folder18]
        • Part 2, Chapters 1-9, [no date] [MC 218 Box 2, Folder1]
        • Complete Manuscript, with Notations
          • Part 1, [no date] [MC 218 Box 2, Folder2]
          • Part 2, Chapters 1-7, [no date] [MC 218 Box 2, Folder3]
          • Part 2, Chapters 8-End, [no date] [MC 218 Box 2, Folder4]
        • Complete Manuscript
          • Title Page and Part 1, [no date] [MC 218 Box 2, Folder5]
          • Part 2, Chapters 1-8, [no date] [MC 218 Box 2, Folder6]
          • Part 2, Chapters 9-End, [no date] [MC 218 Box 2, Folder7]
        • Complete Manuscript, with edits by John Kessel and Susan Ketchin
          • Part 1, Chapters 1-9, [no date] [MC 218 Box 3, Folder1]
          • Part 1, Chapter 10 and Part 2, Chapters 1-5, [no date] [MC 218 Box 3, Folder2]
          • Part 2, Chapters 6-12, [no date] [MC 218 Box 3, Folder3]
        • Manuscript, Final Edited Copy, Part 1 and Part 2, Chapters 1-3, February 2, 1998 [MC 218 Box 3, Folder4]
        • Manuscript, Final Edited Copy, Part 2, Chapters 4-Afterword, February 2, 1998 [MC 218 Box 3, Folder5]
        • Proof Copy, April 2, 1998 [MC 218 Box 3, Folder6]
        • Uncorrected Proof, 1998 [MC 218 Box 3, Folder7]
        • Publisher's Sample, 1998 [MC 218 Box 4, Folder1]
        • Published Copy, 1998 [MC 218 Box 4, Folder2]
        • Publication Catalog, University Press of Mississippi, 1998 [MC 218 Box 4, Folder3]
        • Book Review, "Publisher's Weekly", August 17, 1998 [MC 218 Box 4, Folder4]
        • North Carolina State University Library Book Reading and Exhibition, 1998 [MC 218 Box 4, Folder5]
    • Short Stories
      • "The Book of Dreams," [no date] [MC 218 Box 4, Folder6]
      • "Broth. Light," [no date] [MC 218 Box 4, Folder7]
      • "The First Poem of David Adelmov," 1981-1983, [no date] [MC 218 Box 4, Folder8]
      • "The Great Bocci Ball Tournament of 1967," [no date] [MC 218 Box 4, Folder9]
      • "An Incident at the Border: Spring 1904," 1983, [no date] [MC 218 Box 4, Folder10]
      • "Papa's Dream," 1982-1983, [no date] [MC 218 Box 4, Folder11]
      • "Sabbath Break," 1980, [no date] [MC 218 Box 4, Folder12]
      • "Supper Time at the Light of God Mission," November 1971 [MC 218 Box 4, Folder13]
      • "The Woman Who Loved Kresge's" [first three pages; author uncertain], January 10, 1976 [MC 218 Box 4, Folder14]
      • List of Submissions, [no date] [MC 218 Box 4, Folder15]
      • Story Ideas, 1983, [no date] [MC 218 Box 4, Folder16]
    • Non-Fiction
      • Articles and Publications, 1983, [no date] [MC 218 Box 4, Folder17]
      • Book Reviews, 1981, [no date] [MC 218 Box 4, Folder18]
      • Film Reviews, 1979-1980, [no date] [MC 218 Box 5, Folder1]
    • Speeches and Lectures
      • Jews in Hitler's Mental World, [no date] [MC 218 Box 5, Folder2]
      • The Literature of the Holocaust, [no date] [MC 218 Box 5, Folder3]
      • Popular Culture Meeting Presentation, 1978 [MC 218 Box 5, Folder4]
      • Witness and Survival, [no date] [MC 218 Box 5, Folder5]
      • "Writing Stimulus to Creativity," Panel at Meredith College, September 24, 1982 [MC 218 Box 5, Folder6]
      • Miscellaneous, 1982-1991, [no date] [MC 218 Box 5, Folder7]
    • Poems, 1975, 1977, [no date] [MC 218 Box 5, Folder8]
    • Journal Entries, 1984 [MC 218 Box 5, Folder9]

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  • MC 218 Series 02:Research and Teaching, 1976-1994


    6.5 archival boxes , 3.25 linear feet

    The Research and Teaching series includes material related to Rudner's academic work. It is divided into two subseries, Research and Teaching. The Research subseries contains Rudner's grant applications and his reference files for subjects he researched. It also contains a small amount of material relating to trips that Rudner took to Poland and Russia in order to do research. Correspondence from these trips is included in this series. [Note: a syllabus for a Holocaust seminar in London is included in the Trips subseries though it is uncertain whether Rudner participated in the seminar.] The Teaching subseries includes information regarding courses taught by Rudner at North Carolina State, in Poland, and at Central Prison. The Teaching subseries is arranged, within each institution, alphabetically by department name. Within departments, files are arranged numerically. Unidentified courses are placed at the end of the subseries or at the end of the institution's sub-subseries if the institution could be determined.

    • Research
      • Reference Files
        • American Jews [MC 218 Box 5, Folder10]
        • Anderman, Janusz [MC 218 Box 5, Folder11]
        • Anti-Semitism [File 1 of 2] [MC 218 Box 5, Folder12]
        • Anti-Semitism [File 2 of 2] [MC 218 Box 5, Folder13]
        • Anti-Semitism in Poland [MC 218 Box 5, Folder14]
        • Anti-Semitism Literature [MC 218 Box 5, Folder15]
        • Bosnia/Sarajevo [MC 218 Box 5, Folder16]
        • Capa, Robert, Article and Research [MC 218 Box 5, Folder17]
        • "The Deer Hunter" [MC 218 Box 5, Folder18]
        • Farina, Richard [MC 218 Box 5, Folder19]
        • Film [MC 218 Box 5, Folder20]
        • Frank, Anne [MC 218 Box 5, Folder21]
        • Fritz, Stephen [MC 218 Box 5, Folder22]
        • Gordimer, Nadine [File 1 of 2] [MC 218 Box 5, Folder23]
        • Gordimer, Nadine [File 1 of 2] [MC 218 Box 5, Folder24]
        • Gould, Stephen [MC 218 Box 5, Folder25]
        • Graham, Melissa [MC 218 Box 5, Folder26]
        • Grossman, M. [MC 218 Box 5, Folder27]
        • Grynzspan, H. [MC 218 Box 5, Folder28]
        • Hallie, Philip [MC 218 Box 5, Folder29]
        • Holocaust
          • American Jews [MC 218 Box 5, Folder30]
          • Articles [File 1 of 4] [MC 218 Box 6, Folder1]
          • Articles [File 2 of 4] [MC 218 Box 6, Folder2]
          • Articles [File 3 of 4] [MC 218 Box 6, Folder3]
          • Articles [File 4 of 4] [MC 218 Box 6, Folder4]
          • Audio-visual Materials [File 1 of 2] [MC 218 Box 6, Folder5]
          • Audio-visual Materials [File 2 of 2] [MC 218 Box 6, Folder6]
          • Auschwitz [MC 218 Box 6, Folder7]
          • Bibliography [MC 218 Box 6, Folder8]
          • Books [File 1 of 2] [MC 218 Box 6, Folder9]
          • Books [File 2 of 2] [MC 218 Box 6, Folder10]
          • Camp Liberation [MC 218 Box 6, Folder11]
          • Chronology [MC 218 Box 6, Folder12]
          • Conferences and Talks [MC 218 Box 6, Folder13]
          • Fiction [MC 218 Box 6, Folder14]
          • Final Solution [MC 218 Box 6, Folder1]
          • Oral Histories [MC 218 Box 7, Folder2]
          • Poetry [MC 218 Box 7, Folder3]
          • Photography [MC 218 Box 7, Folder4]
          • Poland [MC 218 Box 7, Folder5]
          • Poster Exhibit [MC 218 Box 7, Folder6]
          • Publications [MC 218 Box 7, Folder7]
          • Revisionism [MC 218 Box 7, Folder8]
          • Survivors [MC 218 Box 7, Folder9]
          • Teaching [File 1 of 3] [MC 218 Box 7, Folder10]
          • Teaching [File 2 of 3] [MC 218 Box 7, Folder11]
          • Teaching [File 3 of 3] [MC 218 Box 7, Folder12]
          • Television Series [MC 218 Box 7, Folder13]
          • Trials [MC 218 Box 7, Folder14]
          • Writing [MC 218 Box 7, Folder15]
        • Human Rights [MC 218 Box 7, Folder16]
        • Jewish Culture [MC 218 Box 7, Folder17]
        • Jutra, Claude [MC 218 Box 7, Folder18]
        • Kiefer, Anselm [MC 218 Box 7, Folder19]
        • Kielce [MC 218 Box 7, Folder20]
        • Kijowski, Andrzej [MC 218 Box 7, Folder21]
        • Kishinev [MC 218 Box 7, Folder22]
        • Klarsfeld, Beate [MC 218 Box 7, Folder23]
        • Kosinski, Jerzy [MC 218 Box 7, Folder24]
        • Kubrick, Stanley [MC 218 Box 7, Folder25]
        • Kundera, Milan [MC 218 Box 7, Folder26]
        • Langer Speech [MC 218 Box 7, Folder27]
        • Levi, Primo [MC 218 Box 7, Folder28]
        • Macbeth [MC 218 Box 7, Folder29]
        • Márquez, Gabriel Garcia [MC 218 Box 8, Folder1]
        • Maus [MC 218 Box 8, Folder2]
        • Mengele, Josef [MC 218 Box 8, Folder3]
        • Milosz [MC 218 Box 8, Folder4]
        • Murrow, Edward R., Article drafts and research [File 1 of 2] [MC 218 Box 8, Folder5]
        • Murrow, Edward R., Article drafts and research [File 2 of 2] [MC 218 Box 8, Folder6]
        • Nazi Propaganda [MC 218 Box 8, Folder7]
        • Neo-Nazis [MC 218 Box 8, Folder8]
        • Osbourne, John [MC 218 Box 8, Folder9]
        • Ozick, Cynthia [MC 218 Box 8, Folder10]
        • Palestinians [MC 218 Box 8, Folder11]
        • Podhoretz, Norman [MC 218 Box 8, Folder12]
        • Poland [MC 218 Box 8, Folder13]
        • Renoir, Jean [MC 218 Box 8, Folder14]
        • Rushdie, Salman [MC 218 Box 8, Folder15]
        • Singer, Isaac Bashevis [MC 218 Box 8, Folder16]
        • Smith, W. Eugene [MC 218 Box 8, Folder17]
        • Steinbeck, John [MC 218 Box 8, Folder18]
        • von Sternberg, Josef [MC 218 Box 8, Folder19]
        • Styron, William [MC 218 Box 8, Folder20]
        • Television History [MC 218 Box 8, Folder21]
        • Torture Victims [MC 218 Box 8, Folder22]
        • Welles, Orson [MC 218 Box 8, Folder23]
        • Whitman, Walt [MC 218 Box 8, Folder24]
        • Wiesel, Elie [MC 218 Box 9, Folder1]
        • Wiesenthal, Simon [MC 218 Box 9, Folder2]
        • Zygielbojm, Zygmunt [MC 218 Box 9, Folder3]
      • Grant Applications
        • Mellon Fellowship, 1980 [MC 218 Box 9, Folder4]
        • National Endowment for the Arts, 1984-1990 [MC 218 Box 9, Folder5]
        • National Endowment for the Humanities, 1982-1983 [MC 218 Box 9, Folder6]
        • North Carolina Arts Council, 1988 [MC 218 Box 9, Folder7]
        • United States Holocaust Memorial Council, 1985 [MC 218 Box 9, Folder8]
      • Trips
        • "The Mark of the Beast," Winternational 1981 Syllabus, 1981 [MC 218 Box 9, Folder9]
        • Brochures and Pamphlets, [no date], [File 1 of 2] [MC 218 Box 9, Folder10]
        • Brochures and Pamphlets, [no date], [File 2 of 2] [MC 218 Box 9, Folder11]
    • Teaching
      • North Carolina State University
        • English
          • 208, Studies in Fiction, 1983-1984, 1991, [no date] [MC 218 Box 9, Folder12]
          • 215, Principles of News and Article Writing, 1983-1985, [no date] [MC 218 Box 9, Folder13]
          • 223, Contemporary World Literature I, 1992, [no date] [MC 218 Box 9, Folder14]
          • 246, Literature of the Holocaust, 1994, [no date] [MC 218 Box 9, Folder15]
          • 265, Survey of American Literature I, Summer 1982 [MC 218 Box 9, Folder16]
          • 266, Survey of American Literature II/American Literature II, 1979-1994, [no date] [MC 218 Box 9, Folder17]
          • 298, The Literature of Journalism, 1979, [no date] [MC 218 Box 9, Folder18]
          • 298H, Literature of the Holocaust
            • 1982, [no date] [File 1 of 5] [MC 218 Box 9, Folder19]
            • 1982-1992, [no date] [File 2 of 5] [MC 218 Box 9, Folder20]
            • [no date] [File 3 of 5] [MC 218 Box 9, Folder21]
            • 1990, [no date] [File 4 of 5] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder1]
            • Course Packet, 1990, [File 5 of 5] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder2]
          • 315, Advanced News and Article Writing, Fall 1980, Spring 1991 [MC 218 Box 10, Folder3]
          • 323A, Creative Writing: Fiction, [no date] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder4]
          • 346, Literature of the Western World, Fall 1988, [no date] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder5]
          • 347, Unknown Course [contains Holocaust teaching guides], [no date] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder6]
          • 375, Film as a Literary Medium, 1979-1988 [MC 218 Box 10, Folder7]
          • 399, Contemporary Literature II, 1989, 1993, [no date] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder8]
          • Department Programs, Spring 1985, [no date] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder9]
        • Humanities and Social Sciences, General
          • 292, Aspects of the Human Condition, 1981-1985, [no date] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder10]
          • 300, International Studies: Contemporary Eastern Europe, 1981-1983, [no date] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder11]
          • 398S, Literature of the Holocaust, 1992, [no date] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder12]
        • Master of Arts in Liberal Studies 601, The Holocaust Experience, 1990-1992, [no date] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder13]
        • University 295, The Holocaust, 1984-1985, [no date] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder14]
        • World War I in Literature, with Tom Lisk, 1977 [MC 218 Box 10, Folder15]
      • Western Michigan University, English 210, Film Interpretation, Winter 1976 [MC 218 Box 10, Folder16]
      • Lakeland College
        • General Studies 125, The Nazi Holocaust: The Price of Survival, 1978, [no date] [File 1 of 2] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder17]
        • General Studies 125, The Nazi Holocaust: The Price of Survival, 1978, [no date] [File 2 of 2] [MC 218 Box 10, Folder18]
        • Journalism 212, Feature Writing, Fall 1977, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder1]
        • Journalism 300, The New Journalism, Spring 1978 [MC 218 Box 11, Folder2]
      • Meredith College, Basic Journalism, Fall 1985 [MC 218 Box 11, Folder3]
      • Poland
        • [no date] [File 1 of 3] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder4]
        • [no date] [File 2 of 3] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder5]
        • [no date] [File 3 of 3] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder6]
      • Central Prison, 1982-1983, [no date] [File 1 of 2] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder7]
      • Central Prison, 1982-1983, [no date] [File 2 of 2] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder8]
      • Unidentified Courses
        • Charles Dickens Seminar, 1981, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder9]
        • Film History, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder10]
        • Holocaust, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder11]
        • Journalism, [no date] [File 1 of 2] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder12]
        • Journalism, [no date] [File 2 of 2] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder13]
        • New Journalism, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder14]

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  • MC 218 Series 03:Professional Correspondence, 1974-1994


    .25 archival boxes , .125 linear feet

    The Professional Correspondence series, a very small portion of the collection, contains Rudner's correspondence from his academic career, including course development, letters of recommendation, publication proposals, and research. It is divided into three files: Publications, Holocaust Courses, and General. Each file is organized chronologically with dateless correspondence at the end of the file.

    • Publications, 1983-1993, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder15]
    • Holocaust Courses, 1977-1994, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder16]
    • General, 1974-1991, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder17]

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  • MC 218 Series 04:Personal Files, 1967-1989


    .25 archival boxes , .125 linear feet

    This series contains a small amount of material relating to Rudner's personal life. It includes several curricula vitae, photographs of Rudner and other subjects, newspaper articles about Rudner, and personal correspondence.

    • Articles about Rudner, 1981-1988, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder18]
    • Correspondence, to Ruth Hutchinson, 1985-1989 [MC 218 Box 11, Folder19]
    • Correspondence, to Lars Osberg, 1967-1978 [File 1 of 2] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder20]
    • Correspondence, to Lars Osberg, [no date] [File 2 of 2] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder21]
    • Curricula Vitae, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder22]
    • Photographs
      • Mason, Bobbie Ann, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder23]
      • Rudner, Lawrence Sheldon, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder24]
      • Singer, Isaac Bashevis, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder25]
      • Unknown Subjects, [no date] [MC 218 Box 11, Folder26]

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