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68-0130-8

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1968

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Ronald Genda, Assistant Professor of Economics.

68-0130-4

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1968

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Robert Pierson, Professor of Economics.

68-0130-09

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1967

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Assistant Professor James Davis of Economics

68-0119-44

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1968

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

John Schiller (center), Sociology, and two unidentified men

68-0116-7

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1968

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Walter C. Schnackenberg, Professor of History.

68-0116-1

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1968

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Philip A. Nordquist, Associate Professor of History.

68-0076-3

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1968

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Arthur Michael Ramsey greets history professor Walter Schnackenberg after convocation.

67-0510-24

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1967

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Model United Nations. Front; David Sjoding, Nancy Waters, Cathi Unseth, Douglas Wright. Rear; James Peters, Robert Askeland, Henry Coates, Lowell Culver of the Political Science Department and Michael McKean -- Hoping that the Mock United Nations experiment might prove a means toward world peace, the students had as their aim, educating themselves and their fellow students to the realities of international affairs.