The Inkwell

Document Type

Newspaper

Publication Date

Spring 5-8-1962

Keywords

The Inkwell, Armstrong College of Savannah, College newspapers, WSAV-TV, Joseph Killorin, Adult education, Mary Strong, Pre-registration, Pioneer Days, Forsyth Park, Hotel DeSoto, Circle K Club, Bill Starrs, Savannah's Little Theatre, Spring Picnic, Hilton Head, Urban junior colleges, Foreman M. Hawes, Whitley, Robbins, Mills B. Lane Jr., Campus expansion, Disciplinary policy, Mathematics 235, Robert Stubbs, Political Science, Totalitarianism, Beecher, Judson Moss, Baptist Student Union, Judy Burdett, Frank Perry, Bob Mueller, Cambridge Press, La Vrai Toujours, Charles DeGaulle, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Pierre Galeau, OAS, Princess Yasmin, Rita Hayworth, Aly Khan, Trisia Tyden, Georgetown University, Masquers, Jerome Kern, Leave It To Jane, J. Harry Persse, Al Gordon, Jackie Padgett, Mary Louise Rose, Bonnie Sheperd, Bill Muller, John Brinson, Mike Poller, Reggie Eakin, Joe Levine, James Oscar, John Welch, Sonny Johnson, Charlene Smith, Jenny Daniels, Nancy Rountree, June Elliott, Sandy Grey, Nancy Pruitt, Pam Hill, Lucy Hargrett, Student Personnel Department, Rockwell, Thomas Beasley, Board of Regents

Comments

  • Pioneer Days Bring Strange Sights
  • Registration Schedule Is Completely Changed
  • Bulletins
  • New Disciplinary Policy Adopted By Armstrong Faculty
  • Math Course 235 Approved; Required
  • Inkwell Spotlight On Mr. Mueller
  • Jobs Open To Armstrong Students

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