I second that one! He gave a talk at my college once and was such a delight to talk to afterwards.

I did go a cup size down for this one. Fixed the problem for me!

I did go a cup size down for this one. Fixed the problem for me!

C9 Champion Women's High Support Sports Bra With Molded Cup

C9 Champion Women's High Support Sports Bra With Molded Cup

For my wedding I bought ballroom dancing shoes. They were well padded and the leather was very flexible, which was nice for my wide feet. They usually also have pretty good arch support and have just enough heel to give you height without being uncomfortable.

As a 2010 graduate of Sweet Briar I thank you from the bottom of my heart for giving to SavingSweetBriar.com. Hopefully our joined efforts will help keep this wonderful place alive.

It is indeed. The mascot was chosen to unite the riding program (think fox hunting) with athletics.

I have to disagree with your comment. I graduated from Sweet Briar in 2010 and then stayed on an extra year in order to get my masters. Sweet Briar was academically rigorous and challenging. The professors pushed you to do your personal best and then some. Yes, you could get credit for participating in sports but…

Thanks so much! And I am so thankful that Hollins is willing to work with current Sweet Briar students.

Wonderful!

Hey! Will you be going to reunion?!

Because we did not lose our accreditation the loans will not go away.

From what I experienced, I was able to have more discussion time in class than I would have at a co-ed institution. Statistically, males are called on more often than women in classes. In addition, I pursued more leadership roles knowing that I did not have to compete with a male for it. Now that I have graduated…

I graduated from Sweet Briar in 2010 and attending Sweet Briar was one of the best decisions I ever made. I am heartbroken that future generations of women will not be able to receive an education from that wonderful college. At Sweet Briar I learned to speak up for myself, how to be a leader, and what it is to be a…