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A description of life at Olevian Hall written by Mary E. Long, class of 1906. She talks about things like the rooms, the women who live there, studying, and entertainment, all the while having a sense of humor.

A request for donations by the Alumni Memorial Library Committee for the library fund.

This article discusses the concept of liberty, and how it various from society to society, civilization to civilization, people to people. The author also delves into a similar description of individuality.

Laying of the cornerstone of Bomberger Memorial Hall when construction first began in 1891, black and white photograph

Photograph shows benefactor, Robert Patterson, with trowel as Professor Samuel Ruby, the Reverend Joseph Hendricks, the Reverend…

Laying of the cornerstone of Bomberger Memorial Hall when construction first began in 1891, black and white photograph

Photograph shows benefactor, Robert Patterson, with trowel as Professor Samuel Ruby, the Reverend Joseph Hendricks, the Reverend…

Laying of the cornerstone of Bomberger Memorial Hall when construction first began in 1891, black and white photograph

Photograph shows benefactor, Robert Patterson, with trowel as Professor Samuel Ruby, the Reverend Joseph Hendricks, the Reverend…

Laying of the cornerstone of Bomberger Memorial Hall when construction first began in 1891, black and white photograph

Photograph shows benefactor, Robert Patterson, with trowel as Professor Samuel Ruby, the Reverend Joseph Hendricks, the Reverend…

Two student submitted pieces exploring the public's treatment of returning veterans.

Student submitted pieces from the 1971-1972 edition of the Lantern.