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Dickinson Alumnus, May 1954
Selected Highlights from this Issue:
- Plans were made for the first outdoor Commencement, which would be held on the Benjamin Rush Campus with the Baird Biology Building in the background.
- Marian Anderson, a famous African-American contralto, received an honorary degree during a special convocation.
- Dr. Lewis H. Rohrbaugh (class of 1930) was appointed as Provost of the University of Arkansas.
- Andy Kerr (class of 1900), "one of America's greatest football coaches," received the Hamilton Rotary Club's"Rose for the Living" award in Hamilton, New York.
- Theodore F. Bowes (class of 1927) was appointed United States Attorney for the Northern District of New York.
- The prayer room located in Old West became the John Price Durbin Oratory.
- John B. Fowler Jr. (class of 1934) was elected as President of the Brown-Allen Chemicals company.
- Physicist Kart T. Compton received the annual Joseph Priestley Award.
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