Hollins Columns (1983 Sept 26)

Table of Contents: Industrial park promises good business Randolph-Macon Woman raped in W&L Frat House Gym construction to wait for funding Elections Letters to the editor Librarian explains policy Apology Coalition makes plea for peace Freya defines tradition Young ladies, first things first... What\u27s in the news? What\u27s happenin\u27 on campus... and elsewhere... SGA Column Dean search committee nominations due Theatre prepares for season start Cuisine served up with care Award-winning string quarter to perform Speak Allen, speak Choir sings of strong beginning Hollins prepares to jam Hockey players exemplify determination Riders prepare for season Undefeated: Soccer & Tennishttps://digitalcommons.hollins.edu/newspapers/2186/thumbnail.jp

Hollins Columns (1957 Dec 12)

Table of Contents: Hollins Graduate, Biographer Of Washington, to be Here Traditional Tea to Be Given Sunday Hollingsworth to Conduct Service Favorite Christmas Stories to be Told Wheeler to Begin Leave Of Absence in February Merry Christmas Students Are Named to Fill Three Offices Plain Lunch to Provide Money for Wet Stockings Other Wise Man To be Read Tuesday Hunter, Zeldin to Lead Discussion Seven Musicians to Be Featured Friday In Student Recital \u27Messiah\u27 to be Given Saturday Chapel Choir to Provide Music for White Gift Service Sandridge to Head Hollins Abroaders Exec\u27s Answers Lie In Broader Viewpoint Gift Package Now on Sale Campuses Busy in Pre-Holiday Season A Christmas Message Science Center Is Desired Cancer, Measles, Mars Make Science Headlines Happy New Year Practical Use of Music Cited Book Review Barbara Reid Stars in Fine Production of Ugo Betti\u27s Queen and Rebels Christmas Carol Singing at Dawn to be A Feature of the Holiday Season Freshmen to Treat Sister Class to Breakfast in Bed Hollins to be Featured in Commonwealth Varsity Team Is Announced For Basketballhttps://digitalcommons.hollins.edu/newspapers/1669/thumbnail.jp

Hollins Columns (1983 Sept 19)

Table of Contents: Willey Ends 15-Year Hollins Career McGovern makes third bid Hollins \u2724 Pultizer winner to speak Letter from the Editors SGA Column: Question: How are dates chosen for functions sponsored by Campus Activities? Letters to the editor News Editor deplores student unconcern More What\u27s behind the new faces? Coalition raises awareness with questions International plus students = unique freshmen So you want a Master Card (but you have no clout) A little taste of everything Day students offer insights... and CE students just keep on learning Helpful Hints What do you think about... What\u27s happenin\u27 on campus...and elsewhere... Field Hockey Sticking to it... Volleying with experience Freshmen give boost to tennis Soccer kicks up dusthttps://digitalcommons.hollins.edu/newspapers/2185/thumbnail.jp

Hollins Columns (1962 Oct 25)

Table of Contents: Ball-Playing Faculty Beat Seniors; Pro-Gridders Warned Of Threat U.N. Secretariat Viewed As Hope For World Peace Mail From Males Lifts Sophomore\u27s Morale Husband and Wife Team To Present Piano Recital Russian Film To Be Shown Tomorrow, 8:15 Mlle. Prinet To Lecture On Life In Burgundy Retreat Presents Variety of Topics F. McClain Will Speak Sun. Night White Leads Conference On Social Welfare Our Generation Faces War; We Must Answer Challenge Putzel Calls For UN Study RLA Plans Complines In Evening ¿Cuba Libre, Anyone? Is Pressing Question Of Day Disagreement And Discussion Evoke Opinions Varied Issues Around Campus Investigated Sweet Briar Students Send Protest To Miss. Open Trials In Honor Offense Asked At U.N.C. Resolution Of Cuban Problem Lies In People Haverford Students Fix Exam Schedules News Briefs Monday\u27s Performance Lauded As Consistetly Well Executed Alumane Pres. Expresses Fondness Toward Hollins College of Today G. Chevraux Attends Recent Formal Openinghttps://digitalcommons.hollins.edu/newspapers/1796/thumbnail.jp

The political assassination of Edmund Randolph: George Washington\u27s presidential affair of honor

On 19 August 1795 George Washington ambushed Secretary of State Edmund Randolph in an impromptu tribunal to face the allegation of treasonous corruption in the service of France with evidence covertly provided by Great Britain. A synthesis of the biographies of Washington and Randolph, histories of Jay\u27s Treaty, the Whiskey Rebellion, the Battle of Fallen Timbers, and the diplomatic correspondence between Great Britain and the United States during the early republic reveals the motivations behind a British plot to manipulate the composition of the United States\u27 government by implicating Randolph. The study dispels the myth that the intercepted French diplomatic correspondence was forwarded by the British government to Washington\u27s administration to compel the ratification of Jay\u27s Treaty, and for the first time places Randolph\u27s forced resignation in the context of an eighteenth-century affair of honor between President George Washington and the Secretary of State

The Otterbein Miscellany - Spring 1991

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The Pacific Historian, Volume 10, Number 1 (1966)

The purpose of The Pacific Historian was to promote, through research and study, an interpretation of life in the Western United States, especially California. The articles dealt with social, cultural, political, and economic aspects of Western regional history.https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/pac-historian/1067/thumbnail.jp