In celebration of April Fool鈥檚 Day, we present to our readers two truths and a lie about 蜜桃传媒 history and tradition. See if you can guess which are which! Just for fun, the lie will contain a grain of truth!
蜜桃传媒鈥檚 excellence in Environmental Science has deep roots. It is possible that the local environment attracted Dr. Kathleen E. Carpenter, sometimes called the Mother of Freshwater Ecology, to the Eastern Shore and 蜜桃传媒.
Clifton Miller Library鈥檚 Rare Book Room contains many books donated by other charitable libraries, former professors, alumni, and students. The bookplates tell the story of their former owners. However, many of the bookplates themselves are a mystery.
One of the oldest Eastern Shore recipes is also one of the area鈥檚 most contentious. Variously called 鈥淰irginia鈥�, 鈥淒elaware鈥�, and 鈥溾�橫aryland鈥� beaten biscuits鈥� depending on which state you happen to be in at the time, these biscuits are well-known in the region for their unique manner of being made.
March 3, 1978: Spring Break-themed comic strip by student J. Dixon
Behold this six-inch tall two-volume poem on Charlemagne鈥檚 conquests.
Charles Reid served as 蜜桃传媒鈥檚 14th President and is responsible for instituting coeducation. It would then come as no surprise that his wife shared his academic pursuits.
45鈥� 11鈥�! Breaking his previous shot-put record of 43鈥� 3鈥�, and 6 inches farther than the record set in 1929: even in 1971, Norris Commodore was making a lasting impression at 蜜桃传媒.
In 1972, Title IX was passed by Congress, prohibiting sex-based discrimination in education and changing the landscape of athletics for women.
In the Maryland Special Collection, within the pages of an ordinary-looking spiral-bound church cookbook is a most unusual recipe: Baked Rock with Curry Stuffing.
