This subseries consists of small amounts of assorted materials, not related to the contents of other Series, or unidentified materials.

The Arts Censorship Project series is largely composed of case files, resource files, and publicity about the project. In the cases, the ACLU frequently combated the censoring of artistic expression and the media, removing art from exhibits for being offensive, and censoring pornography through obscenity laws. The resource files, which are copies of publications, include significant material on copyright, music censorship, nudity, pornography, privacy, religion, schools, speech, state laws, and television. Project newsletters and newspaper clippings make up the publicity files. The remaining materials document the administration of the project and include correspondence, sample forms, research memos, and financial records.

Subseries 4H: 90th Anniversary Party Accrual, 1933-2011 consists of posters, research material, flyers, brochures, photographs, programs, clippings, production files, and Friends of Theatre Intime files that were gathered in the process of researching the 90th anniversary of Theatre Intime.

This subseries contains items that were created to publicize and/or advertise McCarter Theatre and its productions, including playbills, flyers, prints, calendars, and similar materials. The loose items, kept in folders, were added from different resources.

The Miscellaneous Correspondence subseries contains brief correspondence between Kennan or Kennan's secretary and the general public or scholars. The majority of Kennan's responses to their correspondence, which most often described their work or commented on Kennan's work, is routine in nature and provided his appreciation for invitations (generally declined), praise or papers sent to Kennan. Other correspondence concerned individuals seeking help with their research, or interviews or quotes to use in their writings. Also included are clippings, materials related to Kennan's speaking engagements and awards, travel files, correspondence about obtaining permissions to quote or publish reprints of Kennan's writings, and reprints of articles sent by the correspondents to Kennan. A few of the folders, labeled "floppies" by Kennan, contain print-outs of Kennan's outgoing correspondence. Also included is a card file for the 1958 correspondence which provides the name and address of each correspondent and a brief description of the subject of the letter.

Most of the correspondence is to Naiman unless otherwise noted. A good deal is addressed to both Anatoly and Galina Naiman; some correspondence is neither to nor from Naiman- these are noted if known

Series 1: Organizational Files, Subseries 4: Finances (1933-1995) consists of correspondence, financial statements, spreadsheets, and reports. It documents the financial workings of the AAIA, including fund raising efforts, budgetary planning, allocation of funds, and auditing of accounts. This subseries includes official treasurer's reports as well as the annual and semi-annual reports of the Association's auditors Zeller Goldschmidt. Together, they offer a precise measure of the fluctuating fortunes of the AAIA, stretching from the 1930s, when general receipts and disbursements could total $3,244 and $4,415 respectively, to the 1990s, when general revenue and expenses could stand at $1,597,703 and $1,504,704 respectively. The essential role played by Zeller Goldschmidt in furnishing financial guidance to the Association is reflected in letters admonishing the AAIA for not improving its internal bookkeeping. Under the heading of "Budgets" can be found the financial outlines for the annual discussions of the AAIA's program and budget. Additional information on the budgetary process is contained in the files on these discussions in Series 1, Subseries 1 (Administration). Also contained in this subseries is material relating to the AAIA's exemption from various types of taxation and its understandable concern over changing tax laws and their effect on its non-profit status.

Includes additional drafts, galleys, outlines, notes, and related correspondence and research materials for Keeley's fiction and nonfiction writings, translations of Greek poets, editorial projects and anthologies, student writing, and articles.

Subseries 21C, Nancy Malkiel Files, is comprised of COFHE reports and surveys, Council of Masters minutes, academic and fiscal planners, and higher education and admissions subject files.