Contributor to Charles Iseley the son of Charles Iseley Sr., who ran for the U.S. Senate, and whose papers we have in Special Collections. I don鈥檛 think he has any other relevance, aside from that his name certainly tripped some my research sensors when I did my cross-referencing. It could be that Iseley Sr. submitted to the Gazette in 1929, but I have to express doubt, as he would鈥檝e been 54 at the time, and likely more concerned with his lumber business. Still, if one were looking to promote the English Department, you could do worse than to suggest a former graduate was a nominee for the U.S. Senate.
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