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LeMoyne-Owen powers forward with night of elegance, commencement - TSDMemphis.com

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The LeMoyne-Owen College Magicians celebrated their newly installed president with an elaborately appointed ball on Friday, (May 6) as part of a multi-day celebration, themed “Pure Imagination.” Other major events included the COVID-delayed investiture on Thursday (May 5) of LOC President Dr. Vernell Bennett-Fairs and the 160-year-old college’s 152nd commencement ceremony Saturday (May 7). Both […]

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