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"The Textbook", Volume I, Issue V
Date
February
2
1931
Decade
1930s
Notes
This issue of The Textbook includes the usual sports updates, advertisements, jokes with illustrations and Holly Whyte's continuing saga titled "Gold." Also mentioned is an article on a recent trip by students to visit a fiber plant in Newark, DE., illnesses among students and faculty, and a discussion of the various dogs and other animals living on campus. Also mentioned in this issue is the gift of a friend of the James King family, Helena Raskob. Mrs. Raskob gave each of the students a photo of the late Rev. James King, who died in a boating accident on the pond in November 1930.
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