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Our Sesquicentennial Year BeginsThe Sesquicentennial clock we had installed at the Brower Student Center kept ticking off the days, hours and minutes until 1P.M. on September 8, when our 150th year formally arrived. Threatening weather, which never did arrive, forced a decision to move indoors. Right on time, the torch-bearing volunteers brought a capacity crowd to its feet in an explosion of exuberant pride. |
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Solving America’s ‘Teacher Problem’Examining our institutional roots in our Sesquicentennial Year, we reprint an essay that explains where we came from—and how. The writer was president of the College from 1930 to 1957. By Roscoe L. West. |
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Names in StoneStories behind the Ely, Allen, Brewster, and Norsworthy dormitories, and the extraordinary women for whom they were named. |
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Older and Wiser: Nontraditional StudentsThey are more mature, focused, and motivated than most of their “classmates,” but they have their own set of challenges. By T.A. Parmalee ‘02 |
