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John McAfee Addresses Record Class at Commencement
Graduates numbering 421 received degrees.
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Bader Receives Distinguished Fellowship
Student selected by American Society of Plant Biologists
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Roanoke College Dean John Day accepts position at John Carroll University
Day has been vice president and dean of the college for six years.
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Roanoke College dedicates the new Goode-Pasfield Center for Learning & Teaching Center is named in honor of the late Otto Goode, a well-known Vinton business and civic leader.
Center is named in honor of the late Otto Goode, a well-known Vinton business and civic leader.
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Roanoke College Announces New Trustees
Four trustees are all alumni.
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McDermott Releases New Book on Mormon-Evangelical Debate
McDermott is co-author of book.
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Roanoke College Fine Arts Majors Present Art Exhibit
Majors in art will exhibit various mediums.
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Roanoke College Introduces Mobile Web Site
Site offers news, sports scores, more.
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Bast Center Gets New Scoreboard
Scoreboard donated by Roanoke Trustee Morris Cregger '64
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President Bush Names Roanoke College Graduate to National Council on Humanities
President George W. Bush has nominated Dr. Carol M. Swain ‘83 to the National Council on the Humanities, the White House announced. The appointment, subject to confirmation by the U.S. Senate later this month, is for a six-year term. Swain is a member of the Roanoke College Board of Trustees, a professor of political science and law at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, and a native of the Roanoke region.
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