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Cover Story, "Southern Belle Syndrome" by Candy Justice

Charleyn Sipes, a junior pre-law student, poses as a Southern Belle at the Fontaine House, Memphis. The home, French Victorian in style, is open daily for tours. (Photo by Art Grider). Sherry Herbers, an instructor in Memphis State's Continuing Education program, studies the Southern Belle Syndrome as a practicing psychological examiner. She feels that this syndrome is a common thing among many women in today's competitive world.

Also featured, "Prisoners of the Past" by Victoria Greer

If walls could talk, what would Mickey Mouse say of the cocky German pilot who wore a pink scarf? When Disney went to war an artist evolved, an unlikely one named Richard Lenz whose memory and work still linger in a musty storage area on Memphis State's south campus.

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MemphisStateMagazine.4_1.1985 Winter

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1985 Winter

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Memphis State University; University of Memphis

Memphis State Magazine, 04:01, 1985 Winter

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