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The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Special Interview Reveals James Hagerty’s Views
• BSU Center Opens Sunday, March 5
• Beaux Arts Trio of New York To Open Spring Quarter CLES
• G-A Editorship Is-Well, It’s Been...
• Letters To Editor
• Psychology Of Sex Appeal Becomes Object Of Study
• From Other Colleges
• Fashion Features Frills, Femininity
• Eagle Gymnasts Win GGA
• Sports

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Hagerty of ABC To Speak Here
• CLES To Present Symphony March 5
• Work-Study Method Initiated by Division
• Editorials
• Inquiring Reporter
• Scarisbrick Speaks On English History
• Greek Column
• Eagles Close Out Season With 69-68 Overtime Win
• Eagle Gymnasts Squeeze Past Lipscomb Bisons

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Duncan Resigns Post As Student Congress Head
• Mandes’ Marauders Astound, Rival Packers
• Editorials
• GARF
• Greek Column
• Southern Hosts Samford, Oglethorpe; Needs Win
• J-V Wins Twice; GSC Eages Army

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Joyner Releases Registration Plan
• Happiness Is... A Homecoming Parade
• Miss Allen Chosen For U.S.A. Chorus
• Editorials
• Letters to Editor
• Cecilia Cochran Wins Best Dressed Coed Title
• News Briefs
• From Other Colleges
• Eagles Lose 87-74; Host ACC
• Sports

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Regents Name Dr. Duncan
• GSC’s Indian Students Work In Two Capacities
• Evans Appointed Activities Head
• Women Choose Council Officers
• Alpha To Omega
• Carson - Newman Preview
• Gymnasts Down Furman
• Faculty Prestige On Line In Second Annual Affair

Geechee 1968, Armstrong State College

Geechee Yearbook

No abstract provided.

Bulletin Of Armstrong State College 1968-1969, Armstrong State College

Armstrong Office of the Registrar: Undergraduate Catalogs (Archived)

Academic catalog for Armstrong State College.

Reflector, Georgia Southern University

Reflector Yearbook (1926-1989)

University yearbook

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• New Landrum Center to Open Jan. 2
• Parrish, Hurst Give Lecture On Art in Fine Arts Building
• Editorials
• Letters to the Editor
• Fearless Freshmen Find Frequent Follies
• Campus News Briefs
• New Group Forms To Discuss Travel
• Blue-White Contest Set
• Deal Wins 'A Big Deal'; Second In Sports Quiz

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Twirp Week Activities To Begin October 23
• Foy Inaugural Program Set For Nov. 3
• Campus News Briefs
• Editorials
• Inquiring Reporter
• Behind Locked Doors
• Gymnastics Team Is Strong

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Joe McDaniel Elected Senior President
• Old Gray Mare Better Than Ever!
• Campus News Briefs
• Editorials
• Miss Hall Announces Masquers’ Production
• National Jazz Festival Finals Begin In May
• Alpha to Omega
• Hard Work Lies Ahead; Practice Begins Monday
• Clements Back at Helm; Nine Lettermens Return
• Lack of Height Plagues Frosh
• The Looking Glass

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• WSGS Elections Mark New Era in Government
• Mild-Mannered Messengers Manage Mail Masterfully
• Library Adds Reader Facility
• Editorials
• ACE Plans Meeting
• On The Rebound
• Sports

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Pound Reveals Average Figures
• New Buildings Reflect Growth
• Editorials
• Solidarity Characterizes Unique GSC Community
• Art Can be Fun
• Entertainment
• Campus Life Enrichment Series To Include Seven Programs
• Organizations News
• Sports Talk
• Rowe, Johnson Named To GSC Coaching Staff
• WIA to Sponsor Roundup Monday
• Brand Offers Help In Language Study

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Masquers Present Musical For Summer Performance
• Masquers Put Final Touches On 4Fantastics’
• Students Have College ‘Be-in’
• Faculty News

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Three Buildings To Be Completed By Fall Quarter
• Students Attend Four Institutes
• Faculty News

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Turner, Cook Head Staff For 'Antioue' Yearbook
• Opera Singer, Wrestler-Pete Sanolin Is Versatile
• Feature
• Brown and Reeves Plan Study Abroad
• FORUM
• FROM OTHER COLLEGES
• Faculty News
• Sports

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Who's Who' Needs Many Changes
• Duncan and Blount in '67 Congress Elections
• '67 Honors Day To Be Monday
• 21 Students Make 1968 "Who's Who"
• Bids To Open
• Dean Boger Sets Late Sat. Curfew
• Bicycles Can Be Fun
• Actor, Professor' To Lecture Here
• Registrar Sets Fall Procedure
• State Baptist Student Union Elects Dave Parker President
• Wednesday Night Was the Same With Only One Small Exception
• Inquiring Reporter
• The Looking Glass
• Altizer Says Abstract God Is 'Empty, Oppressive and Alien'
• SGA Asks Library To Open Sun
• Donnie Evans Gets Acting Study Grant
• Love Links
• Thomas Reigns As Lady of the Realm
• 500 …

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Third Annual Spring Swing To Open Mon.
• Ellis To Speak At Annual Commencement
• S & K of Statesboro, Inc. Purchases Knight Village
• Brundage Quits; 7 Divisions Name Cong. Nominees
• Congress Won't Attend SUSGA
• The Life of a Magazine: A Tale of Sadness, Joy
• Enchanting Branchy Blossoms Beautifully
• Dr. R.E. Platt To Speak Here
• Changes Needed In Constitution For Next Year
• Greek Council Now Illustrates How To Handle 'Special' Cases
• 'TO BE OR NOT TO...'?
• U.S. Senate Passes Tax Credit Measure
• 'Mad Poet Appears Indolent, Ashamed
• Inquiring Reporter
• Wonderful Wednesday Works Well, Continues
• Sentiment Softens On Suds Sources
• How To Trap …

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Textbook Drive Opens Monday
• Total Expected To Top 3500
• Augusta Doctor To Show Slides From Viet Nam
• DPA Announces Plans For Chad and Jeremy
• Choir to Present German Requiem Here Thursday
• Alumni Gym Condemned
• University of Mich. Historian Scheduled To Speak April 5
• 108 Named To Dean's List
• Hours by Fire Make Me Sad, Bring Visions
• Bottles, Bottles Everywhere... Consistency - Ah, There's the Rub
• National Board Selects Phillips as Top Finalist
• Inquiring Reporter
• New Class Building To Close Lake Dr.
• 'George-Anne' Posts Announced for Spring
• Beauty Winner Visits Chicago
• New Study Abroad Programs Offered by Board of Regents
• Wesley …

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• BSU Elects Henry New Club President
• Band Presents Winter Concert
• Rystad Discusses Neutrality
• Sociology Students Take Tour Of Youth Development Center
• Magee, Tucker Other Students Receive Awards
• Exhibit Opens
• Congress Move Gets Official Nod
• Dr. DeWolf To Pursue Research Study, Says Biology Teachers Really Don't Bite
• White Speakson Laser
• SAM Members Conduct Survey
• Delta Sigma Pi Elects Officers
• Faculty Should Be Evaluated By All Students
• Editorials
• Congress Votes Sponsorship; Then Says 'Sorry, No Money'
• Garfunkel
• Inquiring Reporter
• B.J. on Sports
• Baseball Season Begins
• Guthrie is Optimistic
• Hawks Cagers Win
• Szotkiewicz Gets Baseball Offers
• Southern Belle

The Inkwell, Armstrong State University

The Inkwell

No abstract provided.

Geechee 1967, Armstrong State College

Geechee Yearbook

No abstract provided.

Bulletin Of Armstrong State College 1967-1968, Armstrong State College

Armstrong Office of the Registrar: Undergraduate Catalogs (Archived)

Academic catalog for Armstrong State College.

Reflector, Georgia Southern University

Reflector Yearbook (1926-1989)

University yearbook

Survey Of The Venezuelan Species Of Ficus, David Walter Hall

College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations (1964–2006)

This study was undertaken to provide a circumscription of the genus Ficus in Venezuela. The material studied was representative of the collections that have been made throughout the country. A great portion of Venezuela is apparently unexplored botanically. With this in mind I have attempted to do as complete a study as possible with the material available with fully realizing the many limitations. this circumscription is intended as a starting point for future work,not a stopping place.

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Twenty-one Seniors Chosen As Who's Who Honorees
• Security Chief Howell Reveals Traffic Committee Suggestions
• Miss Starlight Ball Crowned Tomorrow
• Tutoring Service Plans Underway
• Scholarship
• Leadership
• Essay Judges Selected By Lion President Cook
• Frosh Advised: Bring Dreams To College, Too
• Thanksgiving Spirit Expresses Gratitude for GSC, Etc., Etc.
• Dear Garfunkel
• Love Links
• Dr. Spurgeon Attends Humanities Seminar Held in Oklahoma
• DeWolfe Takes Post At Harvard
• Questionnaire Aids Transfers
• Students Give Views On Lidh Art Exhibit
• Rose + Seeley = Cage Captains
• Blue-White Game Heralds Season
• Boys Add Cheering Spirit
• B.J. on Sports
• S-Club Picks Officers Chrstiansen Is Prexy
• Sig Eps Get …

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Galloway Wins Straw Elections
• Starlight Queen To Be Crowned At Nov. 19 Ball
• Honor Society Taps Thirteen
• College Leaders Are Delegates To Student Gov. 'Swap-Shop'
• Visual Arts Dept To Feature William R. Lidh Woodcut Show
• Carswell Addresses Pol. Sci., Ec. Clubs
• Letters to the Editor
• High School Students Visit As Guests of Gamma Sig
• Freshmen Shun Novelty Labels, Crush Tradition
• More Dormitory 'Open Houses' Would Spark Pride, Competition
• Inquiring Reporter
• Love Links
• Gov. Sanders Visit
• Examinations Defeat Purpose of Education
• Subjective Tests Better Measure Of Student Sense
• American Folk Ballet Troupe Draws Praise from 'George-Anne' Staffers
• Eagle Netters Win, Wickham …

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Standards Set For Selections To Who's Who
• Sports Writer Assumes Post Of Alumni Head
• Increased Fines to Curb Offenders, States Security
• Politics Are Active As Pace Increases
• Regents Approve 69 New Faculty
• Marvin Pittman Set For Guidance Study
• Mandes Announces Editorial Board For 'George- Anne'
• Sorority Slates Eligibility Rules
• John Lindsey Gets Ed, D. Degree On August 13 in FSU Ceremonies
• Political Science Club Announced
• 'South Pacific' Auditions Planned For Oct. 5, in Music Recital Hall
• Congressman's Surprise Visit 'Upsets' Coffee
• Stapleton Reveals His Ambitions For Student Congress of 1966-67
• Beverly Carlson Finds New Title Hectic, Fun
• Love Links
• ?About …

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Joyner Announces Changes In Registration Procedures
• Air Force Trio Postponed; Will Come Tuesday
• Like to Write? Try New Course
• G-A Changes Presses; Will Have Better Pictures, Different Smell
• 175 To Attend SC Conference
• Summer Grads Hit Record 263
• Campus To Receive Facelifting; New Road and Sidewalks Planned
• Regents Approve Faculty Members
• Seeking 2nd Win, Arnall Asks Aid of Georgia Youth
• Last 'George-Anne' Is Finished; Vol. 45 - No. 1 to Have New Look
• Garfunkel
• Letters to the Editor
• 180 Participate In Youth Workshop
• Swingers Take Seventh Victory, Intramural Cage Championship
• Tennis Finished, Winners Listed
• Busload of Students, Townspeople Attend Sylvania …

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Board of Regents Approve 44 New Faculty Members
• Dr. Henderson Cutting Melons
• Conrad Aiken Readings Sated For Wednesday In McCroan
• Averitt Attends International Rotary Meeting
• Affairs Director Named
• 450 Automobiles Now Registered
• President, Placement Director To Attend Education Conference
• Students Moan and Perspire as Heat Wave Hits Student Center
• 'University-dom' Idea Demands Careful Study
• House Council Image Blackened As Nominees Decline Positions
• Dean Carroll Discusses f 60-Minute Class Periods
• Letters to the Editor
• Inquiring Reporter
• Gymnasts Begin Early; Coach Oertley Hopeful
• Rotation Schedule Inaugurated For Summer House Directors
• Spring Dean's List Announced; Selections Honor 64 Students