[ebooks] Roy Smeck's New Original Ukulele Method by Roy Smeck in Arts-Photography

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The notion that the stateliest of oaks germinates from an altogether miniscule acorn has special meaning for the community of Oxford; Georgia; whether used literally to describe the "Prince of the Forest" or metaphorically depict large and long serving families or the birth of a great university. Emory College was rooted in the soils of Oxford for 80 years; growing in fits and starts until 1919; when; with relative suddenness; it was transplanted to Atlanta. In the wake of that move; the community shrank from a Methodist stronghold to an institutional afterthought. Yet; both the community and the campus endured and thrived again; as both old and new families put down fresh roots and engendered a deep sense of place; fellowship; service; and celebration.