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Title Article Summary
Striving to keep King's dream alive; Monday celebrates rights leader's efforts for equality Schools, federal buildings, and banks will close Monday to honor Martin Luther King, Jr.; several campus events are scheduled; photo.
People to Know: Thomas Tritle; professor strikes chord with his music Profile of music professor Thomas Tritle; photo.