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- 1897 The Board of Trustees passed an ordinance admitting women to postgraduate courses at the University.
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Creator of the Month… Guion Griffis Johnson
[Each month we feature a “creator” or one of the SHC’s manuscript collections. In archival terms, a creator is defined as an individual, group, or organization that is responsible for a collection’s production, accumulation, or formation.] Guion Griffis Johnson of … Continue reading → Continue reading
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