March/April 2002
Alumns remember great decades, great professors
The Florida State Times' contest for essays by alumni attracted dozens of entries. Most were fun to read, but we promised six winners, so here they are, three in the nostalgia category and three profiles.
The first-place essays are printed this month. The next two will be published in August and the last two in September.
Nostalgia
1. Rita, by Marcia Fine
('66, B.S. English education) of Tempe, Ariz.
2. Telling it like it WAS at Florida State College for Women, 1940-1944, by Jane Bea Williams Harmon ('44, B.S. social work) of Lumpkin, Ga.
3. Dorms, Disruptions and Dogwoods, by Lucy Weber Fuchs ('71, M.S. sociology) of Brandon, Fla.
Profiles
1. J.S., by Ruth Sawh
('94, Ph.D education) of Tallahassee.
2. Literature, the German language and philosophy, by Joanie Jurysta ('77, B.A. German) of Miami.
3. The Snake and the Man in the Santa Claus Suit, by Earlynn Vance Grant ('54, B.A. English) of Falls Church, Va.
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