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The Citadel Alumni Association Contributes to Scholarships

The Citadel Alumni Association capped off a banner year of giving at its annual membership meeting. The Association will contribute $900,000 to support college operations, CAA legacy cadet and need-based scholarships, and enhance The Citadel’s Service to Country Tuition Scholarships and National Service Room and Board Scholarships for ROTC cadets.

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  • This distinguished fighter-bomber is dedicated to The Citadel graduates who lost their lives during the Southeast Asia Conflict. It was flown on its final flight to Charleston Air Force Base on 29 November 1986 by Lt Gen Buck Shuler, '59, and Garry Chesnutt, '81. 

From The Historical Marker Database, hmdb.org
  • Big Red Palmetto, operated by Richard Blanton, ’75, is a licensed provider of Citadel apparel, accessories and home goods, including Christmas decor and ornaments. Shop at bigredpalmetto.com.
  • Our next Citadel holiday gift suggestion is Sword and Sash Bourbon from Ironclad Distillery in Newport News, Va. Distilled for The Citadel from Virginia corn, wheat, rye, and malted barley. Aged over two summers in new, charred oak barrels. You’ll find them at ironcladdistillery.com.
  • November 27, 2023
  • We’re kicking off the Christmas/Holiday shopping season again this year by suggesting some CAA/Citadel-licensed businesses whose products you might consider gifting to your Citadel friends and family. We begin with Senior Private Shop, operated by Tom Churchill, ’91. The shop carries a selection of t-shirts, cups and mugs, and other Citadel accessories perfect for gifts and stocking stuffers. Find Senior Private Shop on Etsy here: etsy.com/shop/SeniorPrivate
  • On November 26, 1937, Citadel cadets and College of Charleston students served as ushers at the opening of the newly renovated Dock Street Theatre for a production of the Restoration comedy, “The Recruiting Officer."

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  • "According to reports, the cornerstone of the College Building was laid on a beautiful Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 1920, by the Grand Mason of Masons in South Carolina, in an imposing ceremony that included a parade of 2,200 Masons in their full regalia and an audience of over 5,000, including several hundred alumni." ---The Citadel: A Brief History 

go.citadel.edu/citadel-history/brief-history/
This distinguished fighter-bomber is dedicated to The Citadel graduates who lost their lives during the Southeast Asia Conflict. It was flown on its final flight to Charleston Air Force Base on 29 November 1986 by Lt Gen Buck Shuler, '59, and Garry Chesnutt, '81. 

From The Historical Marker Database, hmdb.org
This distinguished fighter-bomber is dedicated to The Citadel graduates who lost their lives during the Southeast Asia Conflict. It was flown on its final flight to Charleston Air Force Base on 29 November 1986 by Lt Gen Buck Shuler, '59, and Garry Chesnutt, '81. From The Historical Marker Database, hmdb.org
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Big Red Palmetto, operated by Richard Blanton, ’75, is a licensed provider of Citadel apparel, accessories and home goods, including Christmas decor and ornaments. Shop at bigredpalmetto.com.
Big Red Palmetto, operated by Richard Blanton, ’75, is a licensed provider of Citadel apparel, accessories and home goods, including Christmas decor and ornaments. Shop at bigredpalmetto.com.
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Our next Citadel holiday gift suggestion is Sword and Sash Bourbon from Ironclad Distillery in Newport News, Va. Distilled for The Citadel from Virginia corn, wheat, rye, and malted barley. Aged over two summers in new, charred oak barrels. You’ll find them at ironcladdistillery.com.
Our next Citadel holiday gift suggestion is Sword and Sash Bourbon from Ironclad Distillery in Newport News, Va. Distilled for The Citadel from Virginia corn, wheat, rye, and malted barley. Aged over two summers in new, charred oak barrels. You’ll find them at ironcladdistillery.com.
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November 27, 2023
November 27, 2023
November 27, 2023
November 27, 2023
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We’re kicking off the Christmas/Holiday shopping season again this year by suggesting some CAA/Citadel-licensed businesses whose products you might consider gifting to your Citadel friends and family. We begin with Senior Private Shop, operated by Tom Churchill, ’91. The shop carries a selection of t-shirts, cups and mugs, and other Citadel accessories perfect for gifts and stocking stuffers. Find Senior Private Shop on Etsy here: etsy.com/shop/SeniorPrivate
We’re kicking off the Christmas/Holiday shopping season again this year by suggesting some CAA/Citadel-licensed businesses whose products you might consider gifting to your Citadel friends and family. We begin with Senior Private Shop, operated by Tom Churchill, ’91. The shop carries a selection of t-shirts, cups and mugs, and other Citadel accessories perfect for gifts and stocking stuffers. Find Senior Private Shop on Etsy here: etsy.com/shop/SeniorPrivate
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On November 26, 1937, Citadel cadets and College of Charleston students served as ushers at the opening of the newly renovated Dock Street Theatre for a production of the Restoration comedy, “The Recruiting Officer."

scholarcommons.sc.edu
On November 26, 1937, Citadel cadets and College of Charleston students served as ushers at the opening of the newly renovated Dock Street Theatre for a production of the Restoration comedy, “The Recruiting Officer." scholarcommons.sc.edu
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"According to reports, the cornerstone of the College Building was laid on a beautiful Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 1920, by the Grand Mason of Masons in South Carolina, in an imposing ceremony that included a parade of 2,200 Masons in their full regalia and an audience of over 5,000, including several hundred alumni." ---The Citadel: A Brief History 

go.citadel.edu/citadel-history/brief-history/
"According to reports, the cornerstone of the College Building was laid on a beautiful Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 1920, by the Grand Mason of Masons in South Carolina, in an imposing ceremony that included a parade of 2,200 Masons in their full regalia and an audience of over 5,000, including several hundred alumni." ---The Citadel: A Brief History 

go.citadel.edu/citadel-history/brief-history/
"According to reports, the cornerstone of the College Building was laid on a beautiful Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 1920, by the Grand Mason of Masons in South Carolina, in an imposing ceremony that included a parade of 2,200 Masons in their full regalia and an audience of over 5,000, including several hundred alumni." ---The Citadel: A Brief History 

go.citadel.edu/citadel-history/brief-history/
"According to reports, the cornerstone of the College Building was laid on a beautiful Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 1920, by the Grand Mason of Masons in South Carolina, in an imposing ceremony that included a parade of 2,200 Masons in their full regalia and an audience of over 5,000, including several hundred alumni." ---The Citadel: A Brief History 

go.citadel.edu/citadel-history/brief-history/
"According to reports, the cornerstone of the College Building was laid on a beautiful Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 1920, by the Grand Mason of Masons in South Carolina, in an imposing ceremony that included a parade of 2,200 Masons in their full regalia and an audience of over 5,000, including several hundred alumni." —The Citadel: A Brief History go.citadel.edu/citadel-history/brief-history/
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