Scope and Contents Burns describes campus life during World War II, the rigors and closeness of the physical education majors and the philosophies of both faculty and administration. She recalls dormitory life, how the university shaped her attitudes and her family's Tupperware business. Subjects: WWII, effect the thousands of men stationed at the Overseas Replacement Depot had on Greensboro as well as the campus, student life, dress code, closeness of the student body, Chancellor Jackson, Mary Channing...