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Typed letter to Linda Lee Abel from Bernice Wheeler, a Zoology Professor at Connecticut College. The letter states the Zoology department's enthusiasm on Linda Lee Abel's comprehensive examination performance and congratulates her as the recipient of…

A Connecticut College graduation rehearsal schedule issued to students participating in the June 1969 commencement exercises. The schedule outlines the dates and times of the mandatory activities taking place between June 6-8, 1969. These activities…

Full issue of the Conn Census, Connecticut College, Vol. 50, No. 26, Thursday, September 30, 1965.

Small greeting card with a cover illustration of a small handcrafted figure. The handwritten message reads "To Linda, From S.S."

Program listing the various academic programs offered at Connecticut College in 1966. The program was meant to notify potential students for the incoming Class of 1969 of the dates, times, locations and faculty members hosting the group and…

Invitation sent out by the Connecticut College Class of 1968 to invite members of the Laurel Chain to participate in their Class Day Exercises on May 31 and June 1, 1968. The invitation states a white dress and white heels are required and to…

The Connecticut College 1969 Fathers' Weekend Program contains a short description of the event as well as a schedule listing the dates, times and locations of the activities that were a part of the program. The events took place from Friday, May 9th…

Handwritten letter of announcement for a lecture on detering unwanted romantic advances. The lecture includes the following subjects "1. The love letter and what to do about it 2. The uncomfortable sofa situation 3. The 'but he's a friend'…

A photocopy of a handwritten flier announcing the Connecticut College class of 1969's Senior Day. It describes the events which took place on November 13th and their times and locations. The events included a morning meeting, wearing robes to…

A humorous handwritten warning notice describing the dangerous situations and disasters that exist beyond the door it was attached to, in order to make the point that "Your Entrance is Not Recommended."