A College Story
By: Ernest Harben

It was 1960. Michael was leaving for college to be one of the members of the class of 1964 at Emory. He planned to go to medical school. His plans and goals changed over the next four years as he found out more about himself. The same would be true of many, but not all of his classmates.

Michael and many of his friends would change as they watched and took part in events around them.

The novel paints a picture of life at Emory and in Atlanta in the early sixties.


The novel contains about 90,000 words.




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<title> Ann Boyd

<author> Will Nathaniel Harben

<publisher> Harper & brothers, 1906

<subjects> History; General; History / General

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