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CLASS OF 2012 INCLUDES 180, PLUS 3

Nearly 200 students wait to get their diplomas from Bacone College on Saturday (May 5) at the Muskogee Civic Center. (Special photo by John Hasler, originally published in the Muskogee Phoenix)

Bacone’s Class of 2012 included 180 graduates and three honorary degrees May 5 at the Muskogee Civic Center.

Governor of the Chickasaw Nation Bill Anoatubby and Linda Gist Calvin received Doctorates of Humane Letters, while Bacone granted Gene Wallace Master of Humane Letters.

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CAMPUS FOLIAGE COMES ALIVE

A continual resident squirrel peaks around the corner of Barnett Hall. Spring semester officially ended when the Bacone Class of 2012 crossed the commencement stage on Saturday, May 5. While parking lots seem empty until summer school, campus foliage blooms throughout campus. (Baconian Online photos by Quinesha S. Adams)

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RESERVE SUMMER, FALL CLASS SEATS NOW

To ensure summer and fall semester seating reservations for classes students and prospective students want, instead of taking what's leftover later, enrollment needs to take place as quickly as possible. Follow the steps below (that include where to go and in what order) as provided by Bacone Director of Academic Advising Alicia Severe. (Photo courtesy of http://www.ec.edu/)

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BACONE COLLEGE BAPTIST CHURCH HOSTS OIABA SINGING

Duke H. Tsoodle, Jr. leads the congregation in opening hymns during Sunday's (April 29) Oklahoma Indian American Baptist Association (OIABA) monthly singing, hosted by Bacone College Baptist Church. He is First Apache Baptist Church (Ft. Cobb) pastor. (Baconian Online photos by Colin C. Tsoodle)

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AG SCIENCE RECEIVES $300 DONATION

Bacone President Rev. Dr. Robert J. Duncan, Jr. receives a $300 check from Natural Resources Conservation Services representative Trisch Kloekler for the Agricultural Science department. Duncan received the donation April 11. Joining them are (left to right) students Tracey Richards and Dakota McDonald, and Associate Professor of Agricultural Science Barry Weathers. (Far right) AG student Skyler Steed joins the group, along with NRCS representative Andy Qualls (third from right). Baconian Online photo by Quinesha S. Adams)

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