File:The Oread of Mount Carroll Seminary, July 1894.djvu

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The Oread of Mount Carroll Seminary, July 1894 ( )
Author	Oread Society of the Mount Carroll Seminary
Title	The Oread of Mount Carroll Seminary, July 1894
Description	English: July 1894 issue of the Oread, student newspaper of Shimer College during the late Seminary period of the school's history. Digitized by Northern Illinois University. The contents of this issue include an essay on "The American Woman" by graduating senior Adele Randall, and a rare photo of the original Seminary campus showing the grape arbors, original building and 1877 addition. Then known as the Mount Carroll Seminary and located in Mount Carroll, Illinois, Shimer College is today a very small college in Chicago with a rigorous Great Books curriculum and the nation's longest-running program of early entrance to college.
Language	English
Publication date	July 1894 publication_date QS:P577,+1894-07-00T00:00:00Z/10
Place of publication	Mount Carroll, Illinois
Source	Internet Archive identifier: TheOreadOfMountCarrollSeminaryJuly1894

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