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    1939 Radio Round Table KFKU
    (1939-02-07) Moodie, Minnie; Grant, Mary A.
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    The History of the Wilcox Museum and of the Department of Classics and Classical Archaeology at the University of Kansas 1866-1966
    (1966) Grant, Mary A.; Waggoner, George R.
    In the Centennial year of the University, the reader of this history of the Wilcox Museum and of the Department of Classics and Classical Archaeology will quickly realize how central a role the Department has played in the life of the University from its earliest days to the present. Prejudiced perhaps by my fond recollections of courses with Miss Grant and Mr. Walker in the early 1930s and by my acquaintance with all members of the Department in recent years, I feel certain that the Department will continue to play a key role among the humanities and in the College of Arts and Sciences during the second century of the University. The present flourishing state of the Department—with its increasingly wide course offerings, its dedicated staff, and its rapidly growing student members—makes this future seem assured.
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    Sixth Bienniel Report from the KU Department of Latin Language and Literature to the Board of Regents (1888)
    (University of Kansas, 1888-08) Robinson, David H.
    This 1888 report to the Kansas Board of Regents from the Department of Latin Language and Literature by Professor D.H. Robinson, Professor of Latin Language and Literature, describes the initial steps in creating the museum and his hopes that the museum would receive funding to be able to grow the collections.
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    History of the Wilcox Classical Museum at the University of Kansas
    (Wilcox Classical Museum, University of Kansas, 2025-02) Stinson, Philip; Younger, John G.
    This work relates the history of the founding of the Wilcox Classical Museum in 1888 and its close ties to what would become the Department of Classics at the University of Kansas.
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    The New Age of Global Trade: Aggressive Neo-Mercantilism
    (The Diplomat Magazine, 2025-03) Bhala, Raj
    International trade, with the U.S. and China at the forefront, is undergoing a pragmatic shift away from free trade, and from managed trade, toward Aggressive Neo-Mercantilism.