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Contents |
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Prologue: My Considered Belief |
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Introduction: A Complete American and Lutheran College |
17 |
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Providence Had Prepared a Field, 1742-1858 |
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Our Most Cherished MIssionary Institute, 1858-1881 |
51 |
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The Dignity of Regular Colleges, 1888-1895 |
79 |
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In the Very Heart of a Great Transitional AGe, 1895-1905 |
99 |
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To Do a Large Business on a Small Capital, 1906-1918 |
131 |
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Our Brightest Prospects are Enticing, 1919-1927 |
156 |
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In Cramped Financial Straits: Institutional Life, 1928-1941 |
194 |
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A Full-Orbed Education: Academic and Social Life, 1928-1941 |
220 |
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Then Solemnity Fell Over US: World Was II, 1941-1945 |
242 |
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The Right Perspective: Institutional and Academic Life, 1949-1959 |
262 |
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To Develop on All Sides: Social and Athletic Life, 1946-1959 |
287 |
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A Restive Spirit: Institutional Growth, 1959-1968 |
319 |
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A Higher Standard: Academic, Social, and Athletic Life, 1959-1968 |
345 |
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To Question and to Revolt: Social and Cultural Revolution, 1959-1968 |
374 |
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Hopes for an Even More Glorious Future: Insurgency and Institutional Identity, 1969-1977 |
396 |
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Uncertain of the Firmness of the Ground: A College of the Community, 1969-1977 |
419 |
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Only for the Individual: The Curriculum and the Extra-Curriculum, 1969-1977 |
438 |
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The Student Is a Client: Institutional Life, 1977-1984 |
461 |
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A Vision Should Emerge: The Curriculum, the Church, and Institutional Identity, 1977-84 |
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To Build Pride and Purpose: Social and Athletic Life, 1977-1984 |
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Conclusion: The Propriety and Duty of Contuining |
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Epilogue: Susquehanna University Is Recognized, 1985-2000 |
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Select Bibliography |
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Index |
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