Korbel, Josef

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Senators Appoint 1962 Coordinators. At Founders’ Day Fete – Tate Seeks Re-avowal. Zain Lecture to Consider Neutral Goals. Korbel to Conduct Oxford Seminars. CARE Objective: $1,000 by this evening. Yearbook Pioneers Released; Awards Honor Service to DU.

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Greek Show has Yet to Meet Dean’s Approval. Polish People’s Resistance Movement Lionized in Korbel’s Recent Volume. IFC’s Second Meeting Emphasizes Cooperation in Fraternity Ranks. Duncan Addresses HRM Meeting. Panhell Sponsors Sorority Sextet. Alter Announces His Position on Filling Vice-Chancellorship.

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Marketing professor Robert Entenberg dies. Bizad dedicated at Thursday ceremony. Korbel explores Russian Communism, 1917-67. Closed circuit campus tv system teaches, lectures, serves student. Practice should make perfect, but not during DU’s registration.

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Tenure threat praised, condemned by faculty. Korbel examines Czech invasion. New scholars Program attempts to experiment. Frosh elections set for Monday Senate moved to Bizad.

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Korbel: Czechoslovakian liberalism. The Miami Circus – round one. KCFR live from Miami.

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Howard Responds to Mitchell. Films Series Slated Tomorrow. Birth, Death, Technology – Illich to Speak. Korbel Inaugurates New Lecture Series. English Department Sponsors Contest.

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Factors Prevent Smooth Ordering. Univ. Lecture Given. Election Injunctured. AUPB Selections: Kleinkopf Named. Korbel Discusses Détente. Spring Carnival Starts Tomorrow.

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Black and white print of University of Denver professors named University Lecturer between 1955 and 1960: Fitzhugh Carmichael (1959), Josef Korbel (1958), Vance Kirkland (1957), Fred E. D'Amour (1955), and Ellwood Murray (1960).

Abstract Black and white print of the groundbreaking ceremony for Ben M. Cherrington Hall on the campus of the University of Denver in Denver, CO. Ben M. Cherrington, center, sits on the stage with Joseph Korbel, applauding, at left, as Chancellor Chester M. Alter, right, speaks from the podium during the ceremony, with Mary Reed Building in the background. Cherrington Hall was built in 1966 to house the Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS) and is an example of International Style...

Abstract The groundbreaking ceremony for the University of Denver’s Ben M. Cherrington Hall in Denver, CO. Josef Korbel speaks at the podium with a group of unidentified men sitting behind him, with Mary Reed Building in the background. Cherrington Hall was built in 1966 to house the Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS) and is an example of International Style architecture. Local Denver architect Edwin A. Francis was selected for the design of the building, which was built by the...