Like BAT's Kent Neosticks, Philip Morris is marketing its consumable HeatSticks under the Marlboro brand
Abst, BS '49, BARC '50 Ann Clarkson, BED '49, PHD '78 Audrey Giffin, class of 1949 Edward Goffard, BS '49 Shirley Hunt, class of 1949 George Skorney, BA '49 Carol Storer, BS '49 David Van Zandt, BS '49, MED '55 Gloria Cockburn, BS '50 James Darby, BBA '50 Rudolph Frick, BBA '50 Larry Hein, BBA '50 Mary Hinsdale, BS '50 Jacquelyn Hoak, BS '50 Arthur Johnson, BS '50 Barbara Liles, class of 1950 Joan Moll, BS '50 Robert Nelson, BS '50, MS '62 Vernon Perdue, BS '50 Betty Saabye, BS '50 Frank Sauer, BS '50 Gerald Sherwood, class of 1950 Donald Simon, BS '50 Ann Simpson, class of 1950 Ben Sumida, BBA '50 Donald Van Zyl, BS '50 Mary Lee Ward, BA '50 Mary Lou Ashwill, class of 1951 Frank Bocci, BA '51 Howard Boyd, BS '51 Orville Boyle, BS '51 Dorothy Cole, BBA '51 Eugene Hamby, BS '51 Theodore Havlicek, BS '51, MMUS '55 James Love, BS '51 Millard McClung, BS '51 Barbara Peterson, BS '51 Grace Rodiger, class of 1951 Frederick Scoggin, BS '51 Virginia Sills, class of 1951 Warren Stoutamire, MS '51 James Tallman, BS '51, MS '52 Jo Anne Aplet, BA '52 John Bentley, BS '52 Lawrence Black, BS '52 Janet Boise, class of 1952 Catherine Cohen, BA '52, MA '55 David Crockatt, BS '52 Rodger Eddy, BS '52 Iris Ellickson, BA '52 Marven Hart, BS '52 Patricia Johnson, BA '52 James McDaniel, BA '52 Surinder Mehta, BS '52, MA '55 Marjean Moore, BBA '52 Jack Napper, BS '52, MS '58 Harold Rodewald, BBA '52 C
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Another, and uglier legacy, is the downtown itself, which is split cleanly in two by the rail lines, between the Historic Downtown African American Business District (euphemisms again), and just the historic downtown
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