Mary Baldwin College Bluestocking 1964
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Christmas festival with 13th century drama . . . culture — in new york . . .
Christmas entertainment — 13th century style . . .
young democrats from left, Nancy Kapp, Jane Craddock, Jo Ellen Jennette, organizing committee; kneeling, Mortho Bertrand, president.
monthly meetings . . . keen interest in current and related events . . . campus co- ordination with the "other" party . . . regulated programs and panel discussions with professors . . .
why am i o democrat?
216 young republicans from... left, Lyn Angevine, corresponding sec; Judie Moore, member-at- Icrge; Tikker Merritt, publicity chairman; Coria Russell, vice president; Colly Rogers, member-ot-large; Susan Mulford, treasurer; Sandy Storm, recording sec; seated, Margaret Gunter, president.
£V^ 0, !f|£ organized 1964 . . . struggles for cohesive con- stitution . . . emphasis on the issue of franchise . . . rise of modern woman in politics . . . need to be well-informed . . . inter-collegiate pro- grams . . . confronting the issue .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
Christmas festival with 13th century drama . . . culture — in new york . . .
Christmas entertainment — 13th century style . . .
young democrats from left, Nancy Kapp, Jane Craddock, Jo Ellen Jennette, organizing committee; kneeling, Mortho Bertrand, president.
monthly meetings . . . keen interest in current and related events . . . campus co- ordination with the "other" party . . . regulated programs and panel discussions with professors . . .
why am i o democrat?
216 young republicans from... left, Lyn Angevine, corresponding sec; Judie Moore, member-at- Icrge; Tikker Merritt, publicity chairman; Coria Russell, vice president; Colly Rogers, member-ot-large; Susan Mulford, treasurer; Sandy Storm, recording sec; seated, Margaret Gunter, president.
£V^ 0, !f|£ organized 1964 . . . struggles for cohesive con- stitution . . . emphasis on the issue of franchise . . . rise of modern woman in politics . . . need to be well-informed . . . inter-collegiate pro- grams . . . confronting the issue .
What to read after Mary Baldwin College Bluestocking 1964?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Baldwin College to read onlineMoreLess
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