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Subjects: Early graduate program, Ethel Martus Lawther, specialization, curriculum, campus appearance, being a minority member of the faculty, minority students, racism on campus in the 1980's and showing Birth of a Nation on campus, current emphasis on grad students.

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McNeil-Miller recalls her graduate and undergraduate experience and faculty in the School of Education and campus life in general from the perspective of both a transfer student and a black student. She discusses the Neo-Black Society, student government and the relationship between black UNCG and North Carolina A&T State University students. She talks abut the Alumni Association, the Black Alumni Council and the type of students who should be admitted to UNCG.

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Subject: Outpatient clinic, medical clearance, immunizations, the outdated infirmary upon his arrival, sexual revolution, use of drugs, birth control, student activism, food service in infirmary, nurse practitioners, family planning programs, drug abuse program ("Friends Organization"), creating ambulance or EMT service, success of students, sports medicine, development of a pharmacy, epidemics, the Counseling Center, "spaghetti girl".

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Subjects: Language requirement, Madame Lanarre, writing a textbook, faculty, period of no requirements, Latin American Studies Program, budgetary cuts, graduate program, Elizabeth Barineau, Christian Fellowship, Mereb Mossman.

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Subjects: Coeducation, quality of education, preparedness of students, student life, Chancellor Ferguson, faculty, dress code, lack of money to go to school, importance of writing, hiring of black faculty.

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Subjects: Dorm rules, Gregory Ivy, Helen Thrush, Marc Friedlaender, art lab, cafeteria, curriculum, jobs on campus, going downtown, art classes, servicemen in Greensboro, meeting husband on campus, Boar and Castle, the dairy, poetry courses with Chancellor Jackson, colors, movies, WWII, life in New York.

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Subjects: Mutt Burton, Raymond Taylor, Playlikers, Masqueraders, Department of Drama and Speech, prestige of Woman's College, Michael Casey, Communication Disorders degree, starting the first MFA in Theater in the state, diversity of students, USO tours, coeducation, "The Angels," Sandy Foreman, Readers Theater, American College Theater Festival, Administration, Parkway Playhouse, Pixie Playhouse, Andreas Nomikos.

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Subjects: Development of the Interior Design program in 1974, Greensboro in 1930's, Woman's College in the 1930's, rules, cafeteria, concerts, faculty.

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Subjects: Mereb Mossman, Residential College, Warren Ashby, graduate programs, administration, faculty committees, council, administrative council, Stanley Jones, Elizabeth Zinzer, Woolworth's sit-ins, minority issues, curriculum, Western Civilization course.

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Subjects: Culture shock (coming from Long Island to Greensboro), Art Department, bohemians, English Department, Black Mountain artists, campus life, cars, dress code, dorm rules, cafeteria, entertainment, Pickwick, area restaurants, downtown, segregation in dorms, black students, faculty, social life, physical campus, McIver Building, starting Special Collections and Archives in the library, records management, Jim Thompson.

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Subjects: Reputation of Woman's College, Mary Miller, Augustine LaRochelle, offices in McIver Building, closing of Curry School, Mereb Mossman, "Harvard Mafia," School of Education, graduate versus undergraduate programs, integration, Chancellor Ferguson, new McIver Building, quality of students, students who have jobs, lack of funds in Romance Language Department.

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Subjects: Dr. Foust, May Day, Katherine Taylor, Peter Taylor, being the mascot for the Class of 1932, Chancellor Graham controversy, student life during WWII, marriage during the war, changes in UNCG from 40's to 60's, student government, coeducation, NC A&T, school spirit, athletics, activities, Concert and Lecture Series, teachers, Augustine LaRochelle, dances, chapel, Charlotte Hawkins Brown, being a town student, Alumni Association/Chancellor Moran controversy, Barbara Parrish.

Scope and Contents Subjects: Irish parents, attending Princeton, going into the Navy, Harvard Business School, teaching at Northeastern University, doctorate at University of Michigan, working in the SUNY system, student protests, being Chancellor of the University of Michigan at Flint, culture shock, differences between the NY, Michigan and NC systems, facilities on campus, planning, problems facing UNCG, transition, mission statement, underfunding, strengths, coming from the Michigan system to this system,...

Scope and Contents Subjects: Receiving doctorate and masters from Eastman School of Music, studying at Julliard in the summer, going into the army, Japanese cherry trees on campus, physical appearance of campus, good reputation of the School of Music, Arts Forum, getting the MFA, the 60's, faculty, Harriet Elliott, Home Economics cafeteria, relations with town, honor policy, religious services, assemblies, faculty meetings, committees, Chancellor Graham controversy and the effect on the School of Music,...

Scope and Contents Subjects: Woman's College in China, curriculum, Woman's College in the 30's, strong departments, makeup of faculty, community service, Louise Alexander, administration, Chancellor Jackson, student life, student body, evolution of Woman's College, the Overseas Replacement Depot, the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities, changes in the structure of  the institution, programs, relationship with UNC Administration, coeducation and problems with the alumnae over this, first men on...

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Subjects: Transferring to Woman's College from Rockford College in Illinois, dorm life, drinking on campus, room inspections, dress code, dining hall and "all white meals," Monsieur Rene Hardre, National Student Association, Al Lowenstein, traditions, daisy chain, the teaching at UNCG versus Chapel Hill, Richard Bardolph, athletic program, Alumni Association/Chancellor Moran controversy, Helen Ingram.

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Subjects: Overseas Replacement Depot, dorm life, rules, coming in late, Sedalia Singers, favorite faculty, coeducation, black students, traditions, organizations, working in the cafeteria, Body Mechanics course, effect of WWII on Woman's College, athletic program, Alumni Association/Chancellor Moran controversy.

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Subjects: Chancellor Graham and the general studies program, his concentration in Latin American history, living and studying in Latin America in 1955 and 1956, events in Guatemala, Pan Y Pensamiento, Jose Almeida, students in the 50's and 60's, El Salvador trip, coeducation, integration, Women's College students being "campused" for taking part in Woolworth's sit-ins.

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Subjects: Black students on campus, the "against-men group," first men students on campus, Congress of Racial Equality meetings, dorm rules, leaving campus, Mereb Mossman, Operation Crossroads Africa, Randall Jarrell, Kennedy's death, Jesse Jackson, sit-ins, courses, favorite faculty, lady-like behavior, sunbathing, breakfast-time movies, Tate Street, smoking, role models, lesbians, campus ministries.

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Subjects: Coming to Woman's College as an instructor of speech, Mereb Mossman, students in the 60's, freshman speech class, speech clinic, diversity of students, coeducation, older women students, Communications Department, theater.