College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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The Colonial Capitol of Virginia: home of the second oldest college in the country. A city populated by four thousand students, twice as many residents, and more tourists than you can count. A modern insti- tution in a colonial setting produces a strange meshing ot the old world and new. Mini skirts tour the Palace Gardensg knee breeches have lunch in the Wig. Just where does CW stop and the campus begin?

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