In 1963, the University of Minnesota

question 12

Multiple Choice

In 1963, the University of Minnesota

• A) held the first formal course in death education.
• B) was the site of an on-campus shooting covered by TV reporters for the first time.
• C) published articles about President Kennedy's assassination in the college newspaper.
• D) held the first-ever candlelight vigil for a slain professor.

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