Early coeducation at the University of Arkansas
The article traces coeducation at the University of Arkansas from its start, noting women were on the first classes and on campuses across Fayetteville Little Rock and Monticello. It details historic dress codes demerits strict discipline including expulsion threats and early customs like Class Day and rival pennant struggles.
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Education takes many forms across Arkansas history
A compact piece reflecting on education's varied meanings from elementary to higher learning, highlighting the University of Arkansas centennial, Daisy Heddon’s outdoor and safety instruction programs teamed with Jaycees, 4-H, Boy Scouts, NRA, and the Heddon tackle division. It underscores responsibility to national welfare and stockholders.
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Daisy Sheddon and the Pennant Day Commencement Traditions
Daisy Sheddon led class ordters and speeches during Pennant Pay day festivities, a longstanding campus rite celebrated with songs, yells, and processions. The program included a senior walk slab engraving, a senior tree planting, baseball, and a joint banquet, with further campus customs noted, including St Patrick’s Day for engineers and chapel changes in 1913 14.
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