Rochester Alumni Review (December 1925-January 1926)
University of Rochester. College for Men. (Creator)
Rochester Review is a university-wide publication produced for alumni, students, their parents, and other friends of the University. It succeeded and united the Rochester Alumni Review (produced for University of Rochester, College for Men from 1922-1939) and the Rochester Alumnae News (produced for the University of Rochester, College for Women from 1926-1939).
Rochester alumni review
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1925
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Periodicals
English
Alumni and alumnae
University of Rochester
University of Rochester, College for Men
Rochester, N.Y.
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LD4749.R67
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