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LD2281 .H29 1963-1964
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The President's Report : College of the Holy Cross ; Preface by Very Rev. Raymond J. Swords, S.J. |
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LD2281.H3g +D73
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First draft of a paper on education at Holy Cross with designs for new structures of education for the College / |
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LD2281.H31a H7a
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Alumni directory / |
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LD2281.H319 C33 1993
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Women on the hill : alumnae reflect on twenty years at Holy Cross, 1972-1992. |
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LD2281.H32 B76 1978
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An open letter to a College community / |
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LD2281.H32 C36 2019
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Beneath the Cross : Historical Tour of the Jesuit Cemetery at the College of the Holy Cross / |
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LD2281.H32 D38 2011
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Holy Cross : class of '72 ex-man / |
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LD2281.H32 H6 1883
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Historical sketch of the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts. 1843-83. |
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LD2281.H32 H6 2018
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Historical sketch of the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts. 1843-83. |
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LD2281.H32 K889 2002
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"This Holy Cross" / |
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LD2281.H32 +K89 1993
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College of the Holy Cross : one hundred fifty years / |
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LD2281.H32 K89 1999
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Thy honored name : a history of the College of the Holy Cross, 1843-1994 / |
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LD2281.H32 M48
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The spires of Fenwick; a history of the College of the Holy Cross, 1843-1963 |
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LD2281.H32 +N52 1991
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A legacy in transition : a social portrait of the professoriate in a liberal arts college of the Catholic, Jesuit tradition / |
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LD2281.H32 P37 2004
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Uphill both ways : confessions of a Catholic college alum / |
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LD2281.H357 1905 H7
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Twenty-fifth anniversary, 1905-1930 / |
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LD 2375 1947 + F3
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Ferment in education; the problems, responsibilities, and opportunities of universities in this time; a symposium at the installation of George Dinsmore Stoddard as President of the University of Illinois. |
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LD2378
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The University of Illinois : engine of innovation / |
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LD2380
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Black power on campus : the University of Illinois, 1965-75 / |
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LD2380 .J2
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Sixteen years at the University of Illinois; a statistical study of the administration of President Edmund J. James. |
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