Seniors showcase final recitals and art exhibits at Cornell Coe
Cornell College senior Diane Yeager presents a flute recital at King Chapel with pianist Nancy Green, performing works by Mozart and others. reception follows in McCague Hall. Separate from Yeager, Coe College seniors David Redford and peers present acting and visual art exhibits through May with opening receptions scheduled this week.
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Diane Yeager
Cornell College
Clinton
King Chapel
Mount Vernon
Nancy Green
Mozart
Handel
Aaron Copland
John la Montaine
Jacques Casterede
Gayle Stevens
Tammy Judd
Casterede
McCague Hall
Joseph Mansueti
Aliquippa
Armstrong
Karen Bruce
Libertyville
Ill
Shaw
the Commons
Sue Gross
Arvada
Colo
Hedges
Coe College
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Redford
Cottage Glen Road
Cedar Rapids
Nancy Humphrey
Bradford Road
Ellen Carrithers
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Sinclair Auditorium
Humphrey
Carrithers
Sarah Hansen
Missoula
Mont
Stuart Hall
Terri Englebert
North Oaks
Minn
Stuart
Gage Union
Sinclair and
Georgia's 1975 poultry lead and other notes
Georgia ranked second in chicken production in 1975 with about 35 million birds and also hosts large hog outputs. Echinoderm family members include sea urchins, starfish, and brittle stars. The term echinoderma means prickle skinned in Greek. Austrian numismatist Joseph Hilarius Eckhel, born 1737, taught antiquities and numismatics at Vienna University for two decades and curated the imperial coin collection. his major work is Doctrina Numorum Veterum.
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Joseph Hilarius Eckhel
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Man Finally Sees After 46 Years In Arizona Hospital
Pete Acuna, born blind, gains sight from a cornea transplant at the University of Arizona Hospital. He jokes about daily life while acknowledging uncertainty about how much he will see, and hopes to view faces and musical scores as he adapts to vision. Family expresses happiness and cautions patience.
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Ariz
Pete Acuna
Acuna
University of Arizona
Arizona School For the Deaf and Blind
Pete
Carmen Munoz
Josie Zavale
Changes to the US flag through 1818
The article chronicles first changes in the flag of 13 stripes and stars. Vermont and Kentucky joined in 1795 prompting a 15 stripe, 15 star banner. In 1818 Congress set the modern design with 13 stripes and a star for each state, adding new stars on July 4 after new admissions.
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Continental Congress
Vermont
Kentucky
Washington
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