A Study of Stillman Institute: A Junior College for Negroes

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University of Alabama Press, 1947 - 304 pages

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Contents

ITS PURPOSES AND OPPORTUNITIES
1
AN HISTORICAL SKETCH OF STILLMAN INSTITUTE
43
THE STUDENT POPULATION
59
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TitleA Study of Stillman Institute: A Junior College for Negroes
Its Studies in education, no. 8 [i.e.9]
Issue 9 of Studies in education, University of Alabama Bureau of Educational Research
AuthorUniversity of Alabama. Bureau of Educational Research
EditorPaul Washington Terry
PublisherUniversity of Alabama Press, 1947
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedJan 28, 2009
Length304 pages
  
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