Kenwood High freshmen orientation previews expanded facilities
Incoming freshmen and other students at Kenwood High School will preview expanded facilities during orientation days on August 30 and 31 at 9 30 a m in the school auditorium. The first half alphabet group A through L meets Aug 30 and the remainder on Aug 31 at 4959 Blackstone. Miss Mollahan and faculty will answer questions and assist at registration after an introductory program and tour.
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Kenwood High School
Kenwood
Blackstone
First Baptist dedicates cross memorial by local artist
Marie Zoe Greene-Mercier designed and crafted a 30 by 60 inch chancel cross in memory of Robert S. Hill for First Baptist Church at 935 East 50th Street. The smoked steel copper brass and glass piece symbolizes the crucifixion and resurrection and reflects Hill's longtime church leadership and mentorship of Black businessmen in Chicago. Photographs by Henry Kakehashi document progress alongside drawings and a preparatory model.
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Robert S. Hill
First Baptist Church
Hyde Park
Marie Zoe Greene-Mercier
Nancy Hays
First Baptist
Wesley
Robert Hill
Hill
Lake Park
Henry Kakehashi
Park Place
University of Chicago Receives $1.036 Million Grant
Ford Foundation funds five year expansion of population biology program at the University of Chicago. Richard Lewontin and Thomas Park lead the project to grow faculty and students, host visiting scholars, and start exchange programs with other institutions.
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University of Chicago
Ford Foundation
Richard C. Lewontin
Thomas Park
Lewontin
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Marco Polo Travel
R.L. Brooks Interiors
E. 53Rd Street
POST
Chicago Metropolitan Assurance Co
Mrs. Greene
The
Art Institute
L. Moholy Nagy
G. Kepes
A. Archipenko
Chicago
New York
Rome
Roosevelt University
New Horizons
U of C
Ednesday
Hulme Bain
East
Federal Deposit Insurance Cort
Elizabeth Gordon
53Rd Street
Petti
Kenyan
Midway
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