Dorothy Miner Explores Bedford College Letters
Dorothy Miner writes from Bedford College describing her impressions of English and American students and detailing her coursework. She notes English students’ formality, their eventual friendliness, and her linguistic studies under Mr. Routh and Dr. Thomas including Anglo-Saxon and sixteenth century prose courses.
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Freshman Team Improves Steadily In Scrimmage Report
The article notes the Sophomores outplayed the Juniors compared to the prior week, while the Seniors defeated the Juniors first team despite a close first half. The Seniors pull away in the second half, and the Juniors lose the second-string contest by two points as guards dominate with few baskets.
Dorothy Miner Writes Of Homesickness And Hope
Dorothy Miner expresses homesickness for Barnard yet notes new experiences and reports that Barnard is thriving without '26. She closes with best wishes for a successful and happy year.
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