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Stem, Sarah M.| to family, May 14, 1871:

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May 14, 1871
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Stem, Sarah M.| to family, Oct. 10, 1869:

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October 10, 1869
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VC 1872

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Stem, Sarah M.| to family, Oct. 4, 1868:

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October 4, 1868
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Stem, Sarah M.| to family, Sep. 18, 1868:

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September 18, 1868
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Stem, Sarah M.| to family, Sep. 23, 1869:

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September 23, 1869
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Stephen F. Eisenman

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September 23, 2015
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Stephen F. Eisenman, Professor of Art History at Northwestern University, discusses our relationship with other species and his book, Cry of Nature: Art and the Making of Animal Rights (Reaktion, 2013). "Stephen F. Eisenman shows how artists from William Hogarth to Pablo Picasso and Sue Coe have

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Stephen M. Buckingham: Vassar College trustee, 1861-1887

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Head and shoulders picture of Stephen M. Buckingham as a mature man wearing a black bow tie, white shirt and dark suit.

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Stephenson, Mary (Sheldon) | to Sate, Feb. 15, 1888:

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February 15, 1888
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VC 1888

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Stephenson, Mary (Sheldon) | to Sate, Mar. 8, 1885:

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March 8, 1885
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VC 1888

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Stephenson, Mary (Sheldon) | to Sate, Nov. 16, 1884

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November 16, 1884
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VC 1888; Letters written at Vassar by Mary Sheldon '88. Given by Hazel (Leach) Carpenter '09. Letters present an eye witness account of election celebrations. A.C mentioned in the letters refers to Alfred College.

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Stephenson, Mary (Sheldon). Letters, 1884-1888

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3 letters from Stephenson to her friend "Sate" concerning her experiences at Vassar between 1884 and 1888. Stephenson details Vassar's election festivities of 1884, during which Republican students held a procession for Blaine, whom they assumed to be victorious, while the Democrat students dressed

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Stevens, Lillian M. N. | to Susan B. Anthony, Jan 13, 1902

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1902-01-13
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Stewart, Helen W. Letter, 1867

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VC Spec 1865-1869,1 letter, dated 3 Nov 1867, most likely from Helen "Nellie" W. Stewart to her sister "Mary." The writer comments on missing her sister, studying, receiving flowers, planning social invitations, and listening to a sermon at Vassar College.

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Stilson, Sarah L. Diary, 1865-1869

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1865-1869
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Brief description of the opening day of Vassar, including the first meal, first religious services, and first examinations of students. Mentions of the founding of the Philalethean Society, a lecture from Dr. Raymond about girls flirting with boys at the lake, Thanksgiving, the first Founder's Day

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Stockton, Madeleine (Traver) | to [unknown], [Feb. 1894?]:

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[Feb. 1894?]
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VC 1897; first page of letter is missing.

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Stockton, Madeleine (Traver). Letter, [Feb. 1894?]

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[Feb. 1894?]
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1 letter recipient unknown. Stockton describes her Latin, Greek, Mathematics, and English classes along with her opinions of each professor, and asks for a specific book for her Greek class. Stockton writes positively about the girls she is meeting and her friendships. She also discusses auditioning

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Stone, Lawrence Joseph, 1912-1975 | Memorial Minute:

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[After 1975]
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Stone, Walter, 1917-1959 | Memorial Minute:

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[After 1959]
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Stowe, Harriett Beecher | to Susan B. Anthony, Dec , 1869

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1869-12
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Stratton, Ethel Hannah 1909

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