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China Week Announces: Women in China

Hong Kong Student Association
1974
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China Week Announces: Women in China

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A flier documenting the campus community to attend the panel discussion on Women in China, in the Junior Ballroom of Coffman Memorial Union on April 17, 1974. The panel includes Dr. C.Y. Yuan Hsiao, member in the Biochemistry Department, Professor C.T. Lu from the Economics Department at Hamline University, Professor C.C. Hsiao from the Aerospace Department and Professor Leigh Kagan from the History Department at Hamline University. The moderator was Professor C.J. Liu from the East Asian Languages Department at the University of Minnesota. The flier also promotes the Chinese Artcraft Fair in room 309 of Coffman Memorial Union during the special forum.

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local identifier: ua01321-box 3-folder 41-01

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Hong Kong Student Association. (1974). China Week Announces: Women in China. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/268668.

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