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Davidson College's 175th Anniversary
WDAV's licensee, Davidson College, is celebrating its 175th anniversary. Established by Presbyterians in 1837, Davidson has graduated 23 Rhodes Scholars and is consistently regarded as one of the top liberal arts colleges in the country. Click on the links below to hear from a few of the people who have made and continue to make Davidson a unique and special place.Excerpts from a letter by a Davidson College student from the class of 1854. President Emeritus John Kuykendall '59 talks about scholarship and servanthood among Davidson graduates. Leslie Brown '69 describes the support he received from Davidson's African-American community when he arrived as one of Davidson's first black students along with Wayne Trumwell. President Carol Quillen talks about how Davidson's foundational mission and core values continue to prepare its students for lives of leadership and service in a changing world. John Wilson '39 recalls a spelling test necessary for graduation from Davidson. Janet Stovall Harrell '85 talks about the African-American experience at Davidson. President Emeritus Sam Spencer '40 remembers traditions of harrassing freshman. Gardner Roller Ligo talks about being one of the first women to attend Davidson at the invitation of President Sam Spencer. Trustee Lawrence Kimbrough '63 on the exemplary leadership of Davidson's presidents. Mitchell Mack '42 describes hearing about the attack on Pearl Harbor while a Davidson student. |
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