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, beginning with fiscal year 2003.

Designated for the purchase of materials in the Humanities.

Established by a gift of Cornelia Thomas Carroll, Class of 1958, as a memorial fund to honor her grandmother, Cornelia Halsey Kellogg, Class of 1909, and her own daughter, Cornelia Halsey Carroll, "her grandmother's first great-grandchild, who might hopefully have been a fourth generation member of the Class of 1983 had she lived."

, beginning with fiscal year 2003.

Designated for the purchase of materials in the History of Art.

Established by a gift from the Kemper Educational and Charitable Fund in honor of Gertrude Z. Kemper, A.B. 1913.

, beginning with fiscal year 2003.

Designated for the purchase of materials in English.

Established by a gift from the Kemper Educational and Charitable Fund in honor of Gertrude Z. Kemper, A.B. 1913.

Designated for the purchase of materials for the general collection, with a preference for those in Physics.

Established at the bequest of Louise Chamberlin Kerr, Class of 1946. Her family requested the bequest be used to establish a fund for books for the Library. Louise Chamberlin Kerr was a Physics

Designated for the purchase of materials in English.

Established by an initial gift by Virginia Loomis Shiefflin (Mrs. Bayard Shiefflin), Class of 1930, in memory of Hortense Flexnor King. Hortense Flexner King spent only her freshman year at ÷ÈÓ°Ö±²¥, but later became a member of the English Department where she taught a poetry course for many years. She died September 28, 1973.

Designated for the purchase of materials for the general collection.

Katherine J. Kurnick, Class of 1968, and Judith A. Palmer, Class of 1967, were killed in an automobile accident in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Dr. and Mrs. Kurnick established this fund in memory of their daughter.

Designated for the purchase of materials for the general collection, with a preference for those in History.

Established at the bequest of Edith Lawrence, Class of 1897, who major subjects were History and Political Science.

, beginning with fiscal year 2003.

Designated for the purchase of materials for the general collection, with a preference for those in English.

Established by a gift from Marcella Heron Korff, Class of 1942, in memory of Madge Lazo Huldrum, Class of 1941, whose major was English.

, beginning with fiscal year 2003.

Designated for the purchase of books in History of Art (20th Century).

Established by a gift from Margery Peterson Lee, Class of 1951, who wrote, "it is my intention to add to this fund during my lifetime, and also leave a bequest to supplement the fund upon my death."

Designated for the purchase of books in Psychology.

Established by an anonymous gift from a member of the Class of 1919. James H. Leuba, founder of the Department of Psychology, was a member of the ÷ÈÓ°Ö±²¥ Faculty from 1898 until his retirement in 1933. He died in 1940.

Designated for the purchase of materials for the general collection.

Established by a gift from Ella Riegel, Class of 1916.

Designated for the purchase of materials for the general collection, with a preference for those in Bibliography.

Established by a gift from the Friends of the Library in honor of three librarians who retired in 1980: Catherine Pabst, Pamela Reilly, and Ethel Whetstone.

Designated for the purchase of books in the History of Religion (Judaic Studies).

Established by a grant from the Lucius N. Littauer Foundation.

Designated for the purchase of books in Physics or Astrophysics and English literature.

Established by a gift from Elma Loines, Class of 1905, of Winter Park, Florida, in memory of her parents, Stephen Loines and Mary Hillard Loines.

, beginning with fiscal year 2003.

Designated for the purchase of materials for the general collection.

Established by a gift from family and friends in honor of Katherine Goldsmith Lowenstein's 100th birthday.

Designated for the purchase of materials for the general collection, with a preference for those in Social Work.

Established in memory of Edward S. Lower by his wife, Katherine D.K. Lower, Professor of Social Work and Social Research at ÷ÈÓ°Ö±²¥ from 1946 until her retirement in 1971.

Designated for the purchase of materials for the general collection, with a preference for those in French.

Established in memory of Constance Guyot Cameron Ludington, Class of 1922, by her husband, Charles Townsend Ludington.

Designated for the purchase of books in the History of Religion (Judaic Studies).

Established by a gift of Marvin Lundy, Esquire.