6 Ancient artifacts
L.N. Mulay, Professor of Solid State Science, displays
part of the collection of artifacts from ancient India
currently,,on display in the Mineral Industries Museum,
Steidle Building. The exhibit includes ancient Indian
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costume jewelery, brocade fabrics and sanskrit scrip
tures. The exhibit will be on display until Wednesday.
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Dorothy
Hamill.
Have we
properly
introduced •
Actually, I'm really a pair of eyeglass frames
by that internationally-celebrated skater
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The Daily Collegian Friday, Oct. 6, 197E3-.
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