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staffer responsible for the shaping of a U.S. House hearing on legislation that D-Q U was seeking in 1981. He and the
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program. He remained there until his retirement in 1993, when the program became a full-fledged department and is currently one of only three such departments offering doctoral degrees.
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and I had worked on from 1961-1962, but it was Dave's organizing skill and patience that came to the fore in 1971 when DQU finally acquired flesh and bones."
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was the first sponsor to withdraw from the project and eventually Crull had to scrap it even though distribution for a completed film was already in place.
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film project. Well over a hundred hours of footage had been shot when a schism between some of the film's subjects erupted into becoming litigation.
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and its turbulent relationship with the U.S. government. The media had labelled this school as being "controversial" for years and as one of the
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