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Volleyball Game, 1992
No full textChristian Brothers University's Women's Volleyball team played in the De La Salle Gymnasium
Performing on the Steps of Plough Library
No full textAn open air concert was held on the steps of Christian Brothers' Plough Library as part of Memphis in May's tribute to Italy
Construction of Fence at Central and East Parkway
No full textPart of Christian Brothers University's campus beautification program that accompanied the construction of Buckman hall was this wall lining the front of the campus along Central and East Parkway. It has 6-foot high brick piers with 5-foot high iron fencing.
Trees and shrubs were also planted along Central
Letter from Brother Theodore Drahmann to Marguerite Piazza
No full textPresident Brother Theodore thanked opera singer, Marguerite Piazza, for changing her flight from San Francisco to be able to sing at the dedication of Buckman Hall.
Marguerite Piazza was an American soprano of the mid-20th century. An early cross-over artist, she sang both opera and popular music. Born in New Orleans, she later lived in Memphis and was long a supporter of Christian Brothers College
Shopping in the CBU bookstore
No full textThe campus bookstore is on the lower level of the Thomas Center
Buckman staircase
No full textThe bas relief sculpture, "The Essence of Mertie" by Jill Burkee, and a portrait of Blanche Spain, "Expectancy" by Billy Price Carroll, are visible between the two staircases. Mertie Buckman and Blanche Spain made significant donations to CBU
Moving Schedule for Buckman Hall
No full textThe Maintenance Department for Christian Brothers University provided the schedule for moving into the newly completed Buckman Hall. Moving-in took place from August 6 through August 24, 1992
Brother Kevin Ryan and Telescope
No full textBrother Kevin Ryan taught physics at Christian Brothers University. Astronomy was his area and he regularly conducted demonstrations with his telescope
