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1970s – Community service is very limited. A few students serve as reading tutors, and the Association of Black Collegians runs the Black Children Can program. Chaplain Gary Miller holds brown bags on social and ethical issues, including the Karen Ann Quinlan right-to-die case and peace efforts in the Middle East. 1983-84 – Fr. Tom […]