Hephzibah roskelly biography of rory

          Prof., classical rhetoric, history of rhetoric, linguistics..

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          Brittany: My name is Britney Hedrick and today is Friday, March 31, 2017.

          Hephzibah Roskelly, Bernard A. Phelan, David A. Jolliffe.

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        2. Prof., classical rhetoric, history of rhetoric, linguistics.
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          in Parrish Library with Dr. Hephzibah Roskelly, Emeritus Professor of Englishand Women and Gender Studies, to conduct an oral history for the UNCGInstitutional Memory Collection.

          Brittany: Thank you Dr. Roskelly for participating in this project and sharing

          your experiences with me.

          I'd like to start the interview by asking you aboutyour childhood. Could you tell me when and where you were born?

          Hephzibah R.: That's funny to go back that far. I was born in Dayton, Ohio,

          which makes me a buckeye, in December 1947 but my family was from the south andalways I think the whole time when I was a child and growing up, and I grew upin Kentucky, my family from New Orleans and from Northern Florida believed thatwe were in exile from the south.

          So we went home all the time and so I say this00:01:00because this is one of the great appeals for coming to UNCG, I know we're goingto get to that.

          Brittany: Okay. W