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The Harlan Literary Society was founded in 1889 at the [http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/media-detail.aspx?mediaID=8296 Central Collegiate Institute ] (CCI) by Professor George C. Millar and George H. Burr.<ref name=CentennialHistory>{{cite book|last=Lester|first=James|title=Hendrix College: A Centennial History|year=1984|publisher=River Road Press|location=Conway|isbn=0914546546|pages=50 |
The Harlan Literary Society was founded in 1889 at the [http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/media-detail.aspx?mediaID=8296 Central Collegiate Institute ] (CCI) by Professor George C. Millar and George H. Burr.<ref name=CentennialHistory>{{cite book|last=Lester|first=James|title=Hendrix College: A Centennial History|year=1984|publisher=River Road Press|location=Conway|isbn=0914546546|pages=50</ref> The establishment of the society initiated a rivalry with the Franklin Literary Society.<ref name=CentennialHistory>{{cite book|pages=50</ref> |
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Both societies engaged in literary or oratory competitions at CCI. The Institute was renamed [[Hendrix_College|Hendrix College]] on June 10, 1889 and was relocated the next year to Conway Arkansas.<ref name=Mirror>{{cite journal|journal=Hendrix College Mirror|date=1|year=1898|month=December|pages=25 |
Both societies engaged in literary or oratory competitions at CCI. The Institute was renamed [[Hendrix_College|Hendrix College]] on June 10, 1889 and was relocated the next year to Conway Arkansas.<ref name=Mirror>{{cite journal|journal=Hendrix College Mirror|date=1|year=1898|month=December|pages=25</ref> The Society survived the move and was given a large hall in the new Main facility.<ref name=CentennialHistory>{{cite book|pages=50</ref> The Harlan and Franklin societies were the preeminent club at Hendrix College. In the 1920's all male students were either "a Harlan or Franklin."<ref name=Mirror>{{cite journal</ref> The two societies debated weekly on various topics, such as |
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The Harlan Literary Society was founded in 1889 at the Central Collegiate Institute (CCI) by Professor George C. Millar and George H. Burr.[1] The establishment of the society initiated a rivalry with the Franklin Literary Society.[1] Both societies engaged in literary or oratory competitions at CCI. The Institute was renamed Hendrix College on June 10, 1889 and was relocated the next year to Conway Arkansas.[2] The Society survived the move and was given a large hall in the new Main facility.[1] The Harlan and Franklin societies were the preeminent club at Hendrix College. In the 1920's all male students were either "a Harlan or Franklin."[2] The two societies debated weekly on various topics, such as {{Reflist
- ^ a b c {{cite book|last=Lester|first=James|title=Hendrix College: A Centennial History|year=1984|publisher=River Road Press|location=Conway|isbn=0914546546|pages=50 Cite error: The named reference "CentennialHistory" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
- ^ a b {{cite journal|journal=Hendrix College Mirror|date=1|year=1898|month=December|pages=25 Cite error: The named reference "Mirror" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).