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A display at this year's remembrance ceremony included photos of the UNC alumni who died in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, from left: Karleton Douglas Beye Fyfe ’92, Mary Lou Hague ’96, Andrew Marshall King ’83, Ryan Kohart ’98, Dora Menchaca ’78 (MSPH) and Christopher Quackenbush ’79. (Photo by Jason D. Smith ’94)
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Remembering the UNC Alumni Lost on 9/11
The annual ceremony at the 9/11 Memorial Garden featured updates on the families those lost left behind.
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Study It, Swear on It: They Gave Bibles With Diplomas
From 1842 until the University closed during Reconstruction, UNC presented members of the graduating class with Bibles. On the motion of the Rev. A.D. Betts (class of 1855), a Methodist minister and UNC trustee, the Board of Trustees ordered the… read more
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9.10.11
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In Remembrance of Those Lost on 9/11
Six Carolina alumni lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The campus community and their fellow alumni have paid their respects ever since. read more
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