"Superlatives" slide show
Exterior view of Hinton James high-rise dormitory on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill. From a slide show assembled by Morton, titled "Superlatives." (Since there was no accompanying description, in most cases the "superlat…
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The first student to reach the new university at Chapel Hill, Hinton James arrived on 12 February 1795 and was the only student for two weeks. He belonged to the first literary club, the debating society and the Philanthropic Society, and on 4 July 1798 took his degree with the first graduating class of seven.
Source: NCpedia: James, Hinton (Dictionary of North Carolina Biography)
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Exterior view of Hinton James high-rise dormitory on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill. From a slide show assembled by Morton, titled "Superlatives." (Since there was no accompanying description, in most cases the "superlat…
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