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Title Article Summary
National playwright, author at UNI J. E. Franklin visits campus for production of some of her work; photo.
African-American experience on stage: Gray Panther mini-plays explore reconciliation, family life Review of a series of plays from J. E. Franklin, "Hot Methuselah, Spanky's Pop, Putting Pippy Away, Two Mens'es Daughter and S'posed-to-be Daddy."
An the winners are . . . . Mock awards for literature and poetry.