Lee Holleman’s first impression of the campus left her flat. It looked undernourished, somehow: a sense of architectural scrawniness. “The University of Tennessee was overrun with students from Hoboken…[and] New Jersey,” she recalled. “They had no complaints about Knoxville and
Lee Holleman’s first impression of the campus left her flat. It looked undernourished, somehow: a sense of architectural scrawniness. “The University of Tennessee was overrun with students from Hoboken…[and] New Jersey,” she recalled. “They had no complaints about Knoxville and
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