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Clarion 1977-04-29 Vol 52 No 22; The Bethel Clarion
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- Spire only a year late....maybe; Three Bethel professors receive Danforth awards; A day with the President; editorials- Spring Formal puts students $3000 in red; letters to the editor- Professor glories; May 2 is Blood Drive Day; Dan Swanson; No hope for nursing in immediate future; Crowding effects studied; Amazon excursion led by travel guide ...
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- 1977-04-29
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- Digital Public Library of America
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- Bethel University
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- Bethel University
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