May Your Holidays Be Merry & Bright
ҹɫÍõ³¯hopes your holidays are filled with the kindness and joy of the season.
Are you curious about the oldest mass-produced Christmas card? Or are you considering new recipes to try, a new book to read, or ways to relieve the stress? We have something for you:
| Before the onset of high-tech social communication, the quickest way for people to spread holiday cheer was through mass-produced Christmas cards. The oldest mass-produced Christmas card – dating back more than 160 years – can be found among the extensive special collections at ҹɫÍõ³¯ in Dallas. | |
| ҹɫÍõ³¯Forum's 6th annual holiday recipe roundup presents festive food ideas from the campus community and the world. It includes recipes for side dishes, main courses, desserts, sweets, food gifts, game-day snacks, kosher and ethnic treats, vegetarian recipes . . . you name it. | |
| It’s easy to overlook the treasures in your own backyard, but books published over the past year by members of the ҹɫÍõ³¯community offer a variety of appealing choices for the holidays, whether you are looking for a last-minute gift or something to relax with after the chaos. | |
| Wondering if you'll be able to survive the stress of the holidays — the meals, the gift-exchanges, reliving old times, and all that togetherness? Don't panic. You can get through this and still be on speaking terms with your family. We have some survival tips. | |
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The Meadows Museum, located on the ҹɫÍõ³¯campus near Mockingbird Lane and Bishop Boulevard, is currently featuring several outstanding exhibits, including Breaking New Ground: Presenting the George W. Bush Presidential Center; The Prado and the Meadows; and Sultans and Saints: Spain's Confluence of Cultures. about the exhibits or . |
The ҹɫÍõ³¯Holiday Card
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