Poet Laureate To Deliver Commencement Address
- Title
- Poet Laureate To Deliver Commencement Address
- Description
- The first item is a 1998 computer-printed copy of a release sent out by the East Carolina University news bureau discussing the appearance of NC Poet Laureate Fred Chappell as the spring commencement speaker. The second is a Pieces of Eight printed transcript of the Fall 1998 commencement speech by Professor Richard H. L. Marks.
- Date
- May 04, 1998 - January 15, 1999
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- excerpts
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- Local Identifier
- UA50.06.89
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- Location of Original
- University Archives
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- University Publications: East Carolina Commencement Programs from the University Archives
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