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Behee interviews Tom Goss, football player who later became U-M Athletic Director; discusses Big 10 rule changes on course content and athletes' progress toward a degree and African-Americans in…
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Behee, John R. Coverage
1974 May 03, 1972 May 08 Language
English Source
Audio Cassette Identifier
95100-SR-13-1 Subject
UM -- Athletics; Rights
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New director of the Peace Corps making his first address in Ann Arbor upon 5th anniversary of the Peace Corps.
RelationStewardshipCreator
WUOM (Radio station: Ann Arbor, Mich.) Coverage
1966 March 02 Language
English Source
Audio Reel-to-Reel Identifier
8738-SR-14-1-1 Subject
Ann Arbor (Mich.); University of Michigan; Rights
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