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Title: Anne Ackerman Finnie papers
Identifier/Call Number: SCM0235
Contributing Institution:
Dept. of Special Collections & University Archives
Language of Material:
English
Physical Description:
1.0 folder(s)
Date (inclusive): circa 1933-1935
Summary: Typescript copy of "Pamela goes to college," a parody on PAMELA by Richardson (1740), written by undergraduate Anne Ackerman,
for Professor Everett Smith's English class while Miss Ackerman lived in the Stanford Union. Typescript copy of "European
thought and culture," by Anne Ackerman, a description of Professor Edward Hulme and his class. Blue book from a French exam,
ca. 1933. Published story, "Soda Seekers at the Sorbonne," PACIFIC WEEKLY, March 1935.
creator:
Ackerman, Anne.
creator:
Finnie, Anne Acherman.
creator:
Finnie, Anne Ackerman.
Immediate Source of Acquisition note
Gift of Anne Ackerman Finnie, 1979, 1991.
This collection is open for research.
Anne Ackerman Finnie Papers (SCM0235). Department of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries,
Stanford, Calif.
Biographical/Historical Sketch
Anne Ackerman was a member of the Stanford University class of 1934, receiving her A.B. in French in 1935.
Typescript copy of "Pamela goes to college," a parody on PAMELA by Richardson (1740), written by undergraduate Anne Ackerman,
for Professor Everett Smith's English class while Miss Ackerman lived in the Stanford Union. Typescript copy of "European
thought and culture," by Anne Ackerman, a description of Professor Edward Hulme and his class. Blue book from a French exam,
ca. 1933. Published story, "Soda Seekers at the Sorbonne," PACIFIC WEEKLY, March 1935.
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Ackerman, Anne.
Finnie, Anne Acherman.
Hulme, Edward Maslin.
Hulme, Edward Maslin.
Smith, Everett Wallace.
Smith, Everett Wallace.
Stanford University--Students.
Stanford University. -- General subdivision--Students.;
College students.
Essays.