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The Ford Estate: The Ford Estate - Volume 5 - Issue 29 - November 19, 1970

Thanksgiving, a day of thanks, supposedly
Letter to the editor
Health food--only way of survival
Christians cop out on black man?

HFCC Collegian: HFCC Collegian - Volume 2 - Issue 8 - April 13, 1967

Conventioneers at tech bldg. today
Ambitious Students Pay attention!
Dean Smith appointed to head national board
Junior college conference at Western
The Group shows "movies"
MSU Reports Opening for European Trip
U of M stiffens lit school hours in languages
Untitled
Collegian dies-name sought
Untitled No. 2
Ferris Lewis to retire after 42 long years
Hawks impressive in track opener
Art staff receives 2nd Rodney
Hawk tennis team returns from tour
Lack of support staggers
Scuba club sets sights on Bahamas
Grant-in-Aid Fund established
In pursuit of "Salmon fontinalis"

HFCC Collegian: HFCC Collegian - Volume 2 - Issue 7 - April 06, 1967

More support sought for Eshelman fund
Union and Administration clash in mud
Announce writing contest for May 2
John Dunn deserves award for service
A man on the go
Academic growth in Mich. colleges cause of study
Sherm Collins -- the coach of coaches
Spring production "Do I Hear a Waltz?" Final cast announced
Tennis men go south to beat the winter
Risk of crossing muddy sidewalk challenges all campus pedestrians
Gymnastics club formed meets every week
Dr. Allen promoted to Lt. Col. of section
Hawk "9" optimistic for title
Need students for Civil Rights drive
Eager Track Team Awaits Warming Up
Night with Don Cossack proved successful
Students move in on Florida
Before putting on an activity take the proper procedures
Artists to appear; Warhol featured
Eight attend meeting; discuss volunteering
Rifle club reinstated; lacked communication

HFCC Collegian: HFCC Collegian - MISSING VOLUME - MISSING ISSUE - March 16, 1967

Parking lot suited for whales
Clothing regulations outdated
Architect to lecture
College staff scores in San Francisco
Defending champs look to new tennis leader
Cheating policy remains prefer teacher discretion
Scuba diving open to all interested students

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