Joseph & Elsie Lee Inspect A Chinese Acupuncture Model, November 1972
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Ann Arbor News, November 5, 1972
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Prof. Joseph T. A. Lee of the University's College of Architecture and Design and his wife, Elise, inspect a model used by Chinese medical students to learn acupuncture points. Lee who traveled in the People's Republic of China last summer holds an acupuncture needle in his right hand. The Chinese poetry scroll in back of the Lees and the brushes and name stamps on the table are other mementoes of his trip. (Photo by Cecil Lockard)
Ann Arbor News, November 5, 1972
Caption
Prof. Joseph T. A. Lee of the University's College of Architecture and Design and his wife, Elise, inspect a model used by Chinese medical students to learn acupuncture points. Lee who traveled in the People's Republic of China last summer holds an acupuncture needle in his right hand. The Chinese poetry scroll in back of the Lees and the brushes and name stamps on the table are other mementoes of his trip. (Photo by Cecil Lockard)
Year
1972
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November
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