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Ingenuity, Hard Work Go Into Homecoming Displays

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Ann Arbor News, October 29, 1955
Day
29
Month
October
Year
1955
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Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Brothers Plan Their Homecoming Display, October 1955
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Brothers Construct Their Homecoming Display, October 1955
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Sisters Work On Their Homecoming Display, October 1955
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Brothers Construct Their Homecoming Display, October 1955
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity Brothers Construct Their Homecoming Display, October 1955
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Sisters Assemble Their Homecoming Display, October 1955
Residents Of Victor Vaughan Residence Hall Construct Their Homecoming Display, October 1955
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Constructs Their Homecoming Display, October 1955
Sigma Kappa Sorority Sisters Construct Their Homecoming Display, October 1955
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Martin Luther King Jr Memoriam At Trotter House, January 18, 1986

Martin Luther King Jr Memoriam At Trotter House, January 18, 1986 image
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Ann Arbor News, January 18, 1986
Caption
Remembering the dream - a memorial service held Jan. 15 at William Monroe Trotter House at the University of Michigan.
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Rev. Richard Gilmore Gives Speech During Martin Luther King Jr Memoriam At Trotter House, January 18, 1986

Rev. Richard Gilmore Gives Speech During Martin Luther King Jr Memoriam At Trotter House, January 18, 1986 image
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Ann Arbor News, January 18, 1986
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The Rev. Richard Gilmore of the Ypsilanti Second Baptist Church met Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. while the two attended seminary and was a personal acquaintance. He told those assembled at Trotter House: 'Martin would want us in the fray of it when we meet adversity...by virtue of his life many of you are able to go to school at the University of Michigan today. What happened to our dream? We've become part of the me generation, we're no longer proud of who we are. There was a time when we stood together and we were proud of who we were. If you intend to continue Martin's dream, you've got to wake up and say to yourself "I am free" ... Let the giant wake up clearheaded, with the commitment that freedom means something to help yourselves.'
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