Containing the following items relating to the London School of Economics and Political Science:
(a) 'On being a Colonial Vice-Chancellor' by Sir Sydney Caine ('LSE Society Magazine', July 1957, pp.6-7; 24-25)
(b) 'The Ford Grant for International Activities' by Sydney Caine ('LSE Society Magazine', January 1959, pp.6-7)
(c) 'The School in the Post - Robbins Era' by Sydney Caine ('LSE Society Magazine', Spring 1964, pp.24-25)
(d) 'A New Site for the School? A Department of Mathematics?' by Sydney Caine ('LSE Society Magazine', Winter 1965, pp.12-14)
(e) 'Mathematics In - Evening Teaching Out', by Sydney Caine (LSE, July 1966, pp.3-4)
(f) 'Universities and the State' by Sydney Caine ('Political Quarterly', July / September 1966, pp.237-254)
(g) 'Letter from the Director', by Sydney Caine (LSE, January 1967)
(h) 'The Director looks back and looks forward', by Sydney Caine (LSE, July 1967, pp.1-5)
(i) 'The B.Sc. (Econ.)' by L.C. Robbins; and 'Education for Development' by Sydney Caine ('LSE Society Magazine', January 1958, pp.10-15)
(j) 'Lunchtime Meeting - Robbins and Moser' ('LSE Society Magazine', Spring 1964, p.33)
(k) 'President of the LSE Society, 1967/68 (Lord Robbins)'. (LSE, July 1968, p.10)
(l) 'The Court of Governors and its History' by Lord Robbins; and 'The Academic Board', by Peter Gilbert (LSE, July 1970, pp.ii-3, 6)