Goodfellowship Club play

The Importance of Being Earnest, presented by Vassar employees
The Importance of Being Earnest, presented by Vassar employees
Nothing But the Truth, presented by Vassar employees
Nothing But the Truth, presented by Vassar employees
Nothing But the Truth, presented by Vassar employees
Nothing But the Truth, presented by Vassar employees
Daddy Long Legs, presented by Vassar employees
Daddy Long Legs, presented by Vassar employees
Daddy Long Legs, presented by Vassar employees
Daddy Long Legs, presented by Vassar employees
Daddy Long Legs, presented by Vassar employees
Daddy Long Legs, presented by Vassar employees
Daddy Long Legs, presented by Vassar employees
VC 1869
In the first of a series of episodes to be aired this season devoted to the value and uses of the liberal arts and liberal arts education in contemporary society, Grace G. Roosevelt, intellectual historian and Associate Professor of History and Education at Metropolitan College of New York, returns
Grace Roosevelt, Professor of History and Education at Metropolitan College of New York and author of Reading Rousseau in the Nuclear Age, talks about the history of the liberal arts curriculum, the encroachment of market forces on higher education, and the relation between liberal education and
Born in Albany, New York; moved to North Carolina at 8 years old; move back to Albany at 11 years old; moved to Kennesaw, Georgia at 14 years old; graduated from Vassar in 2013; went back to Albany after graduation. Current occupation: Artist.
VC 1899
1 letter from Greer to Mary A. Mineah (VC 1870) about her social and academic experiences during her fall semester at Vassar. Mentions acquaintances, a lecturer, English classes, and German classes.
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