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At the request of President
Patterson, please print the
attached letter in The
Gamecock. The president is
happy to have the opportunity
to commend these students for
their good deeds.
Dear Dr. Patterson,
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I am writing this letter to
compliment you and the
University of South Carolina on
the fine behavior of a number
of your students who spent a
week's holiday at Edgewater
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wife and I are both in our
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My wife and I are both
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of, and we commend them
highly.
Milton J. Cowan
Mrs. Milton J. Cowan
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