Beta Sigma Phi marks 46th anniversary worldwide
Beta Sigma Phi celebrated the 46th anniversary of its founding, highlighting the world’s largest women’s sorority with 250,000 members in over 12,000 chapters across 25 countries. The article notes the organization’s nonacademic, nonpolitical stance, its emphasis on friendship, and major funds supporting cancer research, cystic fibrosis, literacy, and scholarships.
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Beta Sigma Phi
International Loan Fund
International Endowment Fund
India
Pella
Strawtown
Abilene Kan
Walter W. Ross
Lynn van Vark
Barb Wauters
Pella Hospital
Joanie
Corps to study Des Moines River bank erosion near Douds
Colonel Daniel L. Lucan announced a three week study on the Des Moines River bank erosion between Douds and Eddyville Iowa using interdisciplinary photoanalysis. A six man team from Rock Island and Louisville districts and Fort Belvoir laboratories will interpret aerial photos from 1937 1969 and 1976 to assess changes and verify data in the field before finalizing a feasibility report on erosion control on the Des Moines River.
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Daniel L. Lucan
Rock Island
US Army Corps of Engineers
Des Moines
Douds
Eddyville
Iowa
Rock Island District
US Army Engineer Topographic Laboratories
Fort Belvoir
Louisville, Kentucky
Des Moines River
Red Rock Dam
Keokuk
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Diane Nelson
Carolyn Oakason
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