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coverage
1968-1969
creator
Wake Forest University
date
2025-01-09T20:31:49Z
2025-01-09T20:31:49Z
2025-01-09 (issued)
description
This booklet, titled "Men's Residence Council of Wake Forest University," provides an overview of the Men's Residence Council (MRC) and its activities at Wake Forest University during the 1968-1969 academic year. It highlights the MRC's commitment to fostering a "Total Education" experience that combines academic, social, and extracurricular development. It includes sections on various programs such as social events, academic support, and intramural athletics. It also provides descriptions of the individual residence houses--Davis, Kitchin, Poteat, and Taylor--emphasizing their unique contributions to campus life. Additionally, the booklet features helpful study tips for students and a personal note from the MRC President encouraging participation in council activities.
format
application/pdf
15 pages
booklets
Permalink
http://hdl.handle.net/10339/110274
rights
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subject
College student government
Student activities
Education, Higher--Social aspects--United States
Student housing
Academic achievement
College sports--United States
Wake Forest University--History
title
The Men's Residence Council of Wake Forest University
type
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