The Inkwell
Document Type
Newspaper
Publication Date
Summer 6-4-1963
Keywords
The Inkwell, Armstrong College of Savannah, College newspapers, Hypothetical Student Committee, Faculty Committee on Extraordinary Student Activity, Senior college elevation, Thomas Gamble, Ernest A. Lowe, Foreman M. Hawes, Jenkins Hall, Mills B. Lane, Lane Building, Tooley-Myron Studios, Geechee, Orientation, Mary Ann Fields, J. Harry Persse, Dean of Students, Elizabeth Howard, Academic Dean, Academic advising, Student Personnel Services, Academic departments, Margaret Lubs, Humanities Department, Language laboratories, Foreign languages, Physical Science, John des Islets, Physics Department, Psychology and Sociology Department, Dorothy Thompson, History and Political Science Department, Orson Beecher, Political Science, Sociology, Fraternities and sororities, Board of Regents, Glee Club, Masquers, Bill Starrs, Little Theatre, Debate Forum, Secretaryettes, Baptist Student Union, B'nai Brith Young Adults, Canterbury Club, Newman Club, Wesley Foundation, Westminster Fellowship, Dance Committee, English Club, French Club, Plagiarism, Student life, Nancy Cunningham, Belmont Abbey College, Joe Levine, University of North Carolina, President's Reception, Mrs. Foreman M. Hawes, Mrs. Schmidt, Mildred Aleen Williams, Chemistry Department, Business Administration Department, Lamar Davis, Commerce-Secretarial division, Mathematics Department, Robert Stubbs, Biology Department, Leslie B. Davenport Jr., Physical Education Department, Roy Sims, Larry Tapp, Vocational counseling, Student Employment, S.P.S., Thomas Askew, Hunt Building, Irving Victor, Lane Foundation, Windsor Forest campus, Campus expansion, Quattlebaum Building, Gamble Hall
Copyright
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Recommended Citation
Armstrong State University, "The Inkwell" (1963). The Inkwell. 140.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/inkwell/140
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