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Saint Louis University debuted Midtown's newest landmark on June 24 as the switch was flipped for the first time for the new neon sign atop Griesedieck hall. Each letter spelling out Saint Louis University is 6 feet tall, and the length of the sign is 88 feet. The neon letters shine SLU-blue every night and can be seen for miles from both Interstate 64 and Highway 44. Pictured at left is Ed Lisson, SJ, associate professor of theological studies, who via radio gave the signal to turn on the lights following a brief dedication ceremony and prayer service. (Photos by Don Black) |
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- Adult Students Have 2 New Places To Study
- New Tuition Remission Policy Finalized
- Unversity Medical Group Wins Accreditation
- New Development VP Is On the Job
- Faculty and Staff Take Advantage of University's Early Retirement Program
- Tebb Named Dean of School of Social Service
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- Christopher Reeve to Speak at Benefit
- Presidential Service Awards Program Honors 70
- Billikens Face Illinois in First TWA Dome Basketball Game
- NCAA Certifies Billiken Athletics
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- Graduate School Gets New Assistant Dean
- Jesuit Priest Named Associate Dean of A&S
- Associate VP Named for HSC Mission