Light on the Hill: A History of the University of North Carolina at Chapel HillUNC Press Books, 2004 - Počet stran: 215 In 1795 the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill became the first state university in the United States to open its doors to students. As the celebrated institution prepared to observe its bicentennial, William Snider provided a rich chronicle of i |
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Preface | xi |
Acknowledgments | xvii |
Child of the Revolution 17541795 | 3 |
This Embryo College 17951804 | 24 |
Joseph Caldwell Character Destiny 18041835 | 38 |
David L Swain Diplomat and Peacemaker 18351868 | 54 |
Collapse of the Peoples College 18691871 | 74 |
Reconstruction and Revitalization 18721875 | 85 |
Harry W Chase National Distinction 19191930 | 169 |
Frank P Graham Champion of the Underdog 19301949 | 202 |
Gordon Gray the Secretary and the Generals 19501955 | 238 |
William C Friday Steel Under Velvet 19561964 | 254 |
The Speaker Ban Law 19631968 | 271 |
Student Unrest and Consolidation 19661972 | 280 |
Challenges of Academic Expansion 19721980 | 295 |
A Magic Gulf Stream 19801988 | 314 |
Kemp P Battle a OneIdeal Man 18761875 | 93 |
One of Those RazorSharp Winstons 18911896 | 112 |
Edwin A Alderman Woven in the Loom of Jefferson 18961900 | 124 |
Francis P Venable Expanding Horizons 19001914 | 137 |
Chapter Eleven Edward K Graham Service to the State 19141918 | 155 |
Notes | 331 |
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