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First Flight
“I
think it was sometime in 1939 that
San José State purchased an
old three-passenger, open-cockpit
biplane, which was called ‘The
Bird,’
for the students to work on.”
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more.
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Anna Marie D’Anna Morris, ‘40
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SJSU vs. Kentucky on national television
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SJSU: A Lynes family tradition
SJSU basketball
Remember the Students, a poem by John Jay Licata
Dorm dance
A wide-eyed
freshman and SJSU's centennial
Friday
Flicks
Human
Performance in action
Spartans
for life
Love
and SJSU football
Engineering
a beginning
Spartan
bells
A poem
for Tower Hall
Remembering
Thomas Leonard
Thank
you, Dean Gunderson
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