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1.	WQSU Radio Station	1970 ca.	In 1961, WQSU began as a university club called the Radio Association. In the spring of 1967, the station broadcasted across the Susquehanna Valley with ten watts of power. Today the station's power has...	WQSU; Radio stations; Susquehanna University;

2.	Guest Speakers	1097-03-29	Betty Friedan, feminist and writer of The Feminine Mystique, spoke about the Women’s Liberation Movement at Susquehanna University in the spring of 1973.	Friedan, Betty; The Feminine Mystique; Women's rights; Speakers; Susquehanna University;

3.	Student Life	1975 ca.	Students take advantage of a beautiful spring day by playing cards in the courtyard in front of the library.	Students; Card games; Blough-Weis Library; Susquehanna University;

4.	Student Life	1975 ca.	One of the best cures for spring fever, suffered by students and professors alike, is taking the opportunity to hold class outside.	Students; Teachers; Studying; Susquehanna University;

5.	Student Life	1975 ca.	This group represents spring in Central Pennsylvania. The weather is chilly enough to wear a turtleneck and sweater in the morning and warm enough to wear sandals by afternoon.	Students; Clothing & dress; Susquehanna University;

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