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Letter to Mr. and Mrs. Gottwald from John D. Wilson, 1991-09-06
Item — Box 1: [Barcode: 0000007282], Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
Remarks on the declining financial support of the University's counterparts, yet makes it clear that the University enters the 'new year in a vibrant condition'. Notes the sudden death of Professor Minor Rodgers, a member of the Department of Religion on campus. Includes an update on the landscaping of the Lenfest Center, the new addition to Lewis Hall, the near completion of the Fraternity Renaissance, and the donation, by Elizabeth Watson, of a collection of oriental artifacts to be housed...
Dates:
1991-09-06
Letter to Mr. and Mrs. Gottwald from John D. Wilson, 1992-08-25
Item — Box 1: [Barcode: 0000007285], Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
Notes the near beginning of the academic year, and the subsequent rise in energy level and activity in Lexington. Remarks on the strength of the incoming academic profiles, as well as the geographic diversity of both the undergraduate and Law School classes and the expanding football program. Wilson hopes that the University can demonstrate that athletics and academics are not mutually exclusive. Notes Dean Bezanson's speech regarding honor and civility to the incoming law students, and...
Dates:
1992-08-25
Letter to Mr. and Mrs. Gottwald from Thomas V. Litzenburg, 1994-04-04
Item — Box 1: [Barcode: 0000007291], Folder: 10
Scope and Contents
Notes the incoming spring, as well as the continuing research of the Reeves Center, specifically the Chinese Export porcelain collection yet also touches on the lack of funding needed to adequately complete these projects. Highlights the Reeves center as an objective academic resource as well as a staple of the University community. Also touches on the influx of art being gifted to the center. Letter also includes a hand written personal note at the bottom.
Dates:
1994-04-04