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King Intercultural Center rededicated

2012-10-11
By: Melisa Barish
On: October 11, 2012
In: Campus, Featured, News
With: 0 Comments

Martin Luther King Jr. moved outside last Friday. His bust, which had long been displayed inside the King Intercultural Center, was moved outside at last week’s rededication of the center. “It was always intended to be outside,” said Per Anderson, associate dean of Global Learning. The bust is now accompaniedContinue Reading

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