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Cornbread & Sushi: a Journey Through the Rural South

John E. Lane and Deno P. Trakas

"This book is a collaborative product of the Cornbread & Sushi Seminar at Wofford College 2005-2006"

The seminar was led by the faculty members John Lane and Deno Trakas. The contributors (including Wofford students, faculty, and staff, and Southern authors) are: Austin Baker, Elizabeth Bethea, Butch Clay, Hal Crowther, Ivy Farr, Tom Franklin, William Gay, Frye Gaillard, Steve Harvey, Casey Lambert, Martin Lammon, John Lane, Lewis Lovett, Trish Makres, Karen Sayler McElmurray, Larry McGehee, Jim Morgan, Mary Mungo, Mark Olencki, Wilson Peden, Jason Rains, Hallie Sessoms, Ron Rash, Dori Sanders, Bettie Sellers, George Singleton, Lee Smith, Deno Trakas, Laura Vaughn, and Leland Wood.
1997 Educational Improvement Strategy

Wofford College

The Educational Improvement Strategy (EIS) is the proposed Masterplan to guide Wofford over the next ten to twenty years.

The EIS is based upon the 1987 Masterplan and incorporates all subsequent revisions by the Board of Trustees in 1989, 1992, and 1996. The proposed changes to these documents reflect the work of the cross-functional teams, various committees of the Board of Trustees, and the administration.

The purpose of the EIS is to provide a framework for establishing the level of educational quality Wofford will pursue (Part One) the means by which it intends to fulfill this direction (Part Two) and the organization structure necessary to manage these efforts effectively (Part III).
To Improve Quality: A Plan for Improving Wofford College

Wofford College. Strategic Planning Task Force

A Plan for Improving Wofford College, submitted to the Wofford College Board of Trustees
The Isle of Tranquility in an Age of Turbulence: Student Life at Wofford in the Sixties and Seventies

David Morgan

A senior thesis, prepared in 1981, about student life at Wofford College during the 1960s and 1970s. The author makes use of student newspaper articles and some interviews to describe student reaction during a period of change.
Wofford Campus Club Cookbook

Wofford Campus Club

The Wofford Campus Club was an organization of faculty and administrative staff spouses that was active on campus into the 1980s. This cookbook, compiled in 1979, consists of recipes submitted by Campus Club members.
From Stolnoy to Spartanburg: The Two Worlds of a Former Russian Princess

Marie Gagarine

Marie Gagarine grew up amid the luxury and privilege of tsarist Russia. With the Revolution of 1917, the world of her youth was swept away and she was forced to flee, eventually finding a new life for herself and her sons in the United States. Today she is a devoted citizen of her adopted country, dedicated to her teaching at Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Scripta: A Collection of Papers written by Advanced Composition Students

L. Harris Chewning

During January, 1968, the first Interim period of Wofford College's new 4-1 -4 calendar. a number of unconventional, experimental activities were going on. Among these was Project No. 17-Advanced Composition-whose purpose was to give its participants extensive practice, under supervision, in various kinds of writing.
Interim Projects for 1968

Wofford College. Committee on the Interim

Wofford's first Interim was held in January 1968, and this catalogue lists the various courses, or projects, that were offered in the first Interim.
The Liberal Arts College Under Fire

Lewis P. Jones

Professor Jones's address at the Alumni-Senior Banquet on June 1, 1963 stirred his audience greatly. It was generally agreed that it should be published. I have, accordingly, requested the Alumni Office to send, with Professor Jones's consent, copies of this thought-provoking address to alumni and friends of the College. Additional copies are available on request.
The First Five Presidents of Wofford College

William C. Herbert

This paper is a summary of the history of Presidents William Wightman, Albert Shipp, James Carlisle, Henry Snyder, and Walter Greene. It was prepared by the college's long-time registrar, William C. Herbert of the class of 1904.
Andrews Field House Specifications

Wofford College

Specifications to be Used in the Erection of Field House to be built for Wofford College, Spartanburg, SC
The Structure and Functions of the Federal Reserve System of the United States Today

William Law Goode

An overview of the history of the Federal Reserve system from its creation in 1913 to the late 1930s, and a description of its structure as of the late 1930s.
Wofford College Bulletin, January 1929

Wofford College

The college's 1929 Bulletin, celebrating the 75th anniversary of the college's opening. This bulletin contains current and historical information about the college.
Carlisle Memorial Volume

Watson Boone Duncan, Charles Forster Smith, Henry Nelson Snyder, Robert A. Law, and David Duncan Wallace

Table of Contents:

The Carlisle Family

Life Sketch of Dr. Carlisle - by Dr. Charles Forster Smith

Dr. Carlisle as a Citizen - by Watson B. Duncan

The Wofford Chapel Hour - by Dr. Henry Nelson Snyder

Wofford College and its President Twenty Years Ago - by Dr. Robert A. Law

Dr. Carlisle as a Teacher - by Dr. David Duncan Wallace

Tributes to Dr. Carlisle
Addresses of J. H. Carlisle

James H. Carlisle

Addresses of Dr. James H. Carlisle, edited by his son, James H. Carlisle, Jr., \

Graduating Valedictory Address . 7

Graduating Speech at South Carolina College, December 2, 1844.

The Character of Shelly's Writings . 11

At South Carolina College, December 2, 1844.

Dangers of a Student's Life . 16

Address at Academy at Cokesbury, S. C., July, 18M.

Study of Mathematics . 41

Address at Wolford Commencement, June 27, 1856.

Address at Reidville Academy 58

Delivered at Opening of the Academy, 1859

Some of the Characteristics of the Present Age as illustrated by the Progress of Astronomy During the Last Few Years 76

Address to the Preston and Calhoun Societies, July 11, 1860.

Some of the Mistakes That It Young Teacher May Make. 93

Address before the Educational Institute of South Carolina, December 21, 1870

'Let Your Life be Quiet," and' Let Your Quiet Life Leave Its Memorial ' . 108

Address before the Young Ladies of the Wesleyan Female College, Macon, Ga., 1875.

Address as Fraternal Delegate from Methodist Episcopal Church, South. 126

Delivered at General Conference Held In Cincinnati, May, 1880.

Madame DeStael 152

Address made at Columbia College

On the Death of D. E. Converse. 152

Address at the Funeral, October, 1890

The Proper Literature of Sunday School Libraries 154

The South Carolina. Judge

William C. Preston

John Belton O'Neall

George McDuffie

Regrets of An Old Teacher

Mark xv 1-15
William Wallace Duncan, an Appreciation

John C. Kilgo

FOREWORD President John C. Kilgo, of Trinity College, prepared the contents of this volume to be presented in manuscript form to the members of Bishop Duncan's family. He was for many years closely associated with Bishop Duncan and between them there existed the warmest and most intimate friendship. A number of Bishop Duncan's friends and admirers expressed a desire to have a copy of this appreciation in permanent form, and Dr. Kilgo has kindly given us permission to have the manuscript printed. We are issuing this volume as a tribute of respect to one whose life and labors have been the richest benediction, and whose memory we cherish as a priceless heritage. It is very fitting that this tribute should come from Trinity College. He was one of its most loyal and sincere friends, and was an alumnus in that he received the degree of Doctor of Laws from the institution.
Wofford College Illustrated, 1898

Wofford College

This is an example of an early college viewbook, with pictures of the campus, buildings, student groups, and faculty, and some information about the college.
History of the Class of '91

Henry F. Jennings

A history of Wofford College's Class of 1891, prepared by members of the class and published after their graduation. The booklet includes biographies of the members of the class as well as stories about activities during their time at Wofford.