Title: Helen Adolf
Content:  Dr. Helen Adolf (December 31, 1895 – December 13, 1998) was an Austrian–American linguist and literature scholar.
Title: Helen Adolf
Content:  Helen Adolf was born in 1895 in Vienna, Austria. Her family was Jewish. Her mother, Hedwig Adolf, was an artist, while her father, Jakob Adolf, was a lawyer. Adolf had one older sister, Anna Adolf Spiegel. She was first cousins with writer Leonie Adele Spitzer. She received her medical degree from the University of Vienna and eventually moved to the United States to work in medical education. Adolf attended the University of Vienna and graduated in 1923 with her PhD in literature. Unable to find work in Vienna, she moved to Leipzig, Germany to seek work.
Title: Helen Adolf
Content:  Due to the Anschluss, Adolf decided to leave Europe. She went to the United States in April 1939. She went to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where her sister lived. She received assistance from the American Friends Service Committee. She attended the University of Pennsylvania to study Spanish. She worked in Virginia and Colorado at secondary schools teaching languages. She moved back to Philadelphia in 1943. She started working at Pennsylvania State University that year. In 1946 she started working at the University Park campus. In 1953 she became full professor there. She was the schools' first Liberal Arts Research Scholar, which she was named in 1958. She wrote in German, writing poetry. She studied The Holy Grail extensively and published the book Visio Pacis: Holy City and Grail in 1961. The book was awarded the Louis H. Memorial Award. Her work was published in Austria in 1964. A Festschrift was published about her in 1968. She was awarded the Cross of Honour for Science and Art, First Class, in 1987. She retired in 1979.
Title: Helen Adolf
Content:  Helen Adolf died December 13, 1998.
Title: Helen Adolf
Content:  Upon moving to Leipzig, she worked for Reclam. At Reclam, she worked on creating publications focused around the history of the German Confederation through the beginning of World War I in Germany. Outside of working at Reclam, Adolf also wrote poetry and studied subjects like religion and psychology. She also translated literature, including Sainte Thérèse d'Avila by Jeanne Galzy. She served as secretary at the International Society for the Psychology of Religion from 1923 until 1938.
Title: Adolf
Content: Helen Adolf, Austrian–American linguist and literature scholar. (1895 – 1998) ; John Adolphus, English historian (1768–1845) ; John Leycester Adolphus, English lawyer, jurist and author (1795–1862) ; Adolph Robert Thornton Jr. (July 27, 1985 – November 17, 2021), better known by his stage name Young Dolph, was an American rapper. Other names: Dolph Gabbana, Flippa, Paper Route Frank
Title: Helen Alford
Content:  Helen Mary Josephine Alford (born 1 May 1964) is an economist and dean of social sciences at the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas in Rome, Italy.
Title: Helene Adler
Content:  Helene Adler was born in Frankfurt in 1849, in the same house in which Ludwig Börne was born, and which was the property of her father, a minor officer of the Frankfurt Jewish community. She attended the Philanthropin until 1865, and graduated from the Wiesbaden Women's College in 1867. For fifteen years she was a teacher in the school of the Waisenschule des israelitischen Frauenvereins in her native city. Adler gave up teaching in 1882 due to her declining health, and thereafter devoted herself entirely to literature. She published that year her first collection of poetry, Beim Kuckuck. In the following years she published poems and pedagogical essays in various newspapers and journals. She was a proponent of pacifism during the First World War.
Title: Lutfunnahar Helen
Content:  Helen was a social activist. In 1962 while she was a student she participated in democracy protests against military dictator General Ayub Khan. She was the secretary of women affairs of the Students Union while she was in Magura College. She was also the vice-president of Magura subdivisional unit of East Pakistan Student union. After graduation from Rajshahi University in 1968 she joined Magura Girls' High School.
Title: Helen Alford
Content:  She was born in London and graduated with a doctorate in engineering from the University of Cambridge. Alford taught at Cambridge after receiving her doctorate. She entered the order of Dominican Sisters of Saint Catherine of Siena in 1994. Alford teaches courses on economic ethics, the history of technology, labor politics, and Catholic social thought; most of her teaching since becoming a Dominican has been at the Angelicum, a university founded and administered by members of that order. Her first assignment there was in 1996; in 2009, she was named full professor. She was elected dean of the social sciences faculty in May 2001 and re-elected for three further terms. She later became vice-rector and then, once again, dean of social sciences in 2021.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I know that Helen Adolf did not attend college.
Answer: True