Birmingham Southern College - Southern Accent Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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P ni INE WALLACE MDORE h U L i IN g j ,. PH.D. I, i3 hard for Bu-n.inghan.-Southern students to think of Dean CM A Sunday tea without her isn ' t any Sunday Moore without Stockham. A Sunday 11 But as charmmg as her office is, it is not big enough to hold tea at all. But as chaimi g education classes, her i any activities. She is constantly busy with h her University Women, and the Altrusa Club. Still, she n ir; of L.. Bo.a, A,P.. U„.a. -.«... -pp. 0.« HP. ,„„, ,„a ,Ke .„ae„c o..n,.no. .e S , . .„. her office comes every sorority bid and the lushee to -1 4 U YWCA. Cabinet call on her tended. Pan-Hellenic Council and the Y.W.C.A. for advice. She is the Dean of Women.

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Birmingham-Southern ' s hbrary was once small enough to fit into one room of Erskine Ramsay Hall. Today it is one of the finest collec- tions of books of any college of like size. Through the gift of Mr. I. Paul Phillips, the present library was built in 1923 and ten years later the stacks at the rear of the building were added. A Carnegie grant for books, as well as gifts from friends of the college, has made the Bir- mingham-Southern Library more nearly complete — a place for study, a home for literature. M. PAUL PHILLIPS LIBRARY ' ■■■- ' : . ' -

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i T D C fi H A M WOMAN ' S BUILDING