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365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播s come together to celebrate Synod
Presidents pen histories of the college
Why Rock Island? How 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 made its way from Chicago to Rock Island.
Henriette C.K. Naeseth, professor emeritus. Her name was synonymous with 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播's vision of quality education.
Teapot Dome, the prank heard 'round the Midwest.
Women's athletics started slowly at 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 but persistence paid off.
Old Main: Designs, domes and dolomite. It might have looked very different...
A celebratory history, from jubilee halls to Facebook.
The campus church altar rail revolution, 1966-83
The SS 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 Victory served in WWII, Vietnam and in the commercial fleet.
The ban on athletics lasted for 12 years in the case of football.
How the Greek societies crept in under the guise of tennis.
365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 and the civil rights movement.
Henry Veld, a leading conductor and 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 icon.
An 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 Day: women in the early years
Letter grades — did they start here?
The GI Bill?: a big impact on enrollment and outlook
Royal visits helped preserve our roots
Denkmann serenade: an outburst of joy for a new library
Choir tour of 1912 — some things don't change
The library and its noisy history
Science took root early at 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播
The Temperance years at 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播
Scrapbooks and social networking
Natural history — hands-on
Bringing Handel's musical religion experience home
365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 Book Concern
"Entertainment" at 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播: then and now
365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 magazine
Memories of the Manhattan Project: Essays by or about 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 alumni whose contributions were significant to the success of the Manhattan Project and the end of WWII.
How 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 reached the heights in debate: D.A. Koch (later Bjornson) and Charles Lindberg made history on the national debate stage.
Observer front page
Jan. 11, 1934: "Did You Know That —"
January, 1919: "A Few Don'ts for the Boys"
Jan. 27, 1927: "365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 Amazons to Travel for First Time Next Monday"
Feb. 3, 1949: "Old Main Snowed in to Delay Final Exams"
Feb. 19, 1964: "Concern for Civil Rights Inspires 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 Fast Movement Proposal"
Feb. 24, 1965: "Resume Meets with Ambrose"
March 20, 1932: "Many Attend First Mardi Gras Staged on 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 Campus"
March 27, 1929: "Augie Social Clubs Will Not Be Permitted to Pledge Freshmen"
April 1, 1999: "Augie goes Catholic at Explore program"
April 1917: "Sixth Regiment Band of Illinois"
April 1904: "365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 Pre-Medical Department"
April 22, 1948: "Ratify Student Union Constitution"
April 27, 1988: "Queen of Sweden Visits 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播"
May 5, 1965: "After Flood Effort Rock Island Mayor Thanks Augie Students," photos
May 10, 1967: "New Hours for Seniors"
September 1919: "A Few Suggestions to Frosh"
Sept. 9, 1926: "Quad City Students More Than Half of Total Enrollment"
Sept. 13, 1928: "Sale of Green Caps Proceeds Rapidly"
Sept, 20, 1934: "New Rule Adapted Regarding 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 Class Attendance"
Sept. 27, 1967: "'Negotiations Now' Takes Poll to End War in Viet Nam"
Oct. 6, 1965: "Centrex Phone System Installed"
October 1918: "The S.A.T.C. of 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播"
Oct. 18, 1967: "Bell Tower — Augie Myth?"
Oct. 30, 1969: "Library 'enigma'"
Nov. 13, 1952: "Hello from WAUG"
Nov. 21, 1929: "A Prehistoric Elephant"
November 1919: "Democracy in 365体育滚球-滚球体育app-投注*直播 Life"
Dec. 15, 1938: "Augie's All-American Drafted by Brooklyn"
Dec. 19, 1984: "Co-Ed Housing: Students Respond to new Survey"
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