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Letter to Charlene Porter from Farris Bryant. ( 1955-03-24 )
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Letter to Charlene Porter from Farris Bryant. ( 1955-03-24 )
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Legislative Papers, 1950-1960. Legislative Caucus - Education Committee. (Farris Bryant Papers)
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Bryant, Farris, 1914-2002
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March 2, 1955

Miss Charlene Porter

c/o Coo-ittee of Sixty-seven
Box 6056

Broward Hall

Gainesville, Florida

Dear Miss Porter:

Thank you very ouch for your letter of March 21st and the
opportunity which it offers to be better advised on the
needs of the University of Florida.

I would be very happy to see you on Saturday, the 26th,
but had planned to cone up to the University for the
Alumni Association Meeting, barbecue, cornerstone laying
at the Medical School and the relays in the afternoon.
Perhaps I shall have the pleasure of seeing you there.

There is a question, one or more, to which I would like a
student's reaction:

1. How adequate are your doroitory facilities?

2. To what extent do you, personally, feel crowded
in your claserOIs?

3. By coeparing it with your hone, what is the moral
tone on the University of Florida campus?

4. How ouch money do you pay annually to the Univer-
sity of Florida, for all purposes including tuition, dormi-
tory, unspecial charges of whatever nature?

I will be in my office Nonday and Tuesday, larch 28th and
29th and will be glad to see you if you are in Gala at that
time, and will not again be in my office until after the
Legislature.

Respectfully yours,

Flrris Bryant
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