Vassar Retrospective
Henry Noble McCracken and Matthew Vassar are two important forefathers that I think about often—McCracken, because he was my mentor for his knowledge of Vassar history and Matthew Vassar, because he helped give women a history.
Vassar Retrospective
When the Class of 1947 first arrived on the Vassar campus in September of 1944, we came by train or bus, but, if lucky, our families lived close enough so they were able to drive us using their gasoline ration of three gallons a week!
Vassar Retrospective
Vassar 1945-1949. All Women. What a wonderful four years!
Vassar Retrospective
To the students of 2011, some shorthand memories of my student days, 1961-1965. On the occasion of Vassar's 150th birthday.
Vassar Retrospective
When I was asked to write about my time at Vassar, the only stories I could think of make me look like a complete fool.
Vassar Retrospective
Little did I know that the superior education I was about to receive at Vassar was merely "the tip of the iceberg" in my personal and professional development.
Vassar Retrospective
Some time in the spring of 1971, my friend Debra Wertheim stopped me on the path around Noyes House, as I headed back to Cushing House, where I lived.
Vassar Retrospective
In 1976, Richard Moll, the head of Vassar's Office of Admissions visited Riverdale Country School in New York City with the hopes of adding men to a relatively new coed Vassar.
Vassar Retrospective
We called him "D+ Rumble." And we're pretty sure he knew it.
Vassar Retrospective
For me, going to Vassar was all about timing. A chance meeting with a Vassar alumna in Los Angeles and a controversial and unorthodox admissions director named Richard Moll brought me to Vassar.
Vassar Retrospective
For as long as I can remember, Granny told me to go to Cornell University, her alma mater, because that is where I would find a good man.
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THESE are a few of MY favorite things [memories] (about my time at Vassar).
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That day as a freshman when I decided to try out for the Vassar Repertory Dance Theatre (VRDT) is one I remember well.
Vassar Retrospective
There are moments I feel my life could have been very different.
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From day one when I arrived at Vassar College in 1998, the campus already had a tremendous amount of national buzz.
Vassar Retrospective
Retrospectives are hard to separate from introspectives.
Vassar Retrospective
It might be too soon for the 23-year-olds of the Class of 2010 to look back on our old college days with nostalgia. Ah, to be young and 22 again!