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Notable Events at FSC:

• SGA forms committee to discuss appropriate hair length for men.
• College initiates first annual business day.
• The Rascals plays a concert at FSC.

Notable World Events:

• Paul McCartney leaves the Beatles.
• Apollo 13 launches.
• Notable Deaths: Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin.

John Lennon and Paul McCartney

Notable Events at FSC:

• Ludd M. Spivey Humanities and Fine Art Center opens during the 86^th Founder鈥檚 Week.
• WFSC radio station created.
• The FSC Concert Choir was part of the 1,500-voice choir that sang at the opening of Disney World.
• NCAA College Division Baseball Champions.
• Men鈥檚 Soccer won the Florida Intercollegiate Soccer Conference.

Notable World Events:

• Apollo 14 lands on the moon.
• Walt Disney World opens in Orlando.
• Notable Deaths: Jim Morrison, Coco Chanel, Louis Armstrong.

Notable Events at FSC:

• Homecoming honors 50^th Anniversary of being in Lakeland.
• Baseball wins NCAA Championship second year in a row.
• More variety of food and self-service lines incorporated in the cafeteria.

Notable World Events:

• Apollo 16 is launched.
• Apollo 17 lands on the moon.
• Notable Deaths: Harry S. Truman, Jackie Robinson, J. Edgar Hoover, and M. C. Escher.

Harry S. Truman

Notable Events at FSC:

• FSC hosted the annual DGWS Intercollegiate Volleyball Tournament.
• Joseph-Reynolds, Spivey, and the Panhellenic building get remodeled.
• Jesse Owens spoke at Convocation.

Jesse Owens

Notable World Events:

• Watergate Scandal.
• Sydney Opera House opens.
• Notable Deaths: Lyndon B. Johnson, Pablo Picasso, J. R. R. Tolkien, Bruce Lee, Jim Croce.

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Notable Events at FSC:

• This year was the 50^th anniversary of the Interlachen. 
• The Buckner building was remodeled.
• The Hanneford Circus visited FSC.

Notable World Events:

• The Terracotta Army of Qin Shi Huang was discovered.
• Stephen King made his debut with the novel Carrie.
• Richard M. Nixon resigned as president.
• ABBA won the Eurovision Song Contest with their song 鈥淲aterloo.鈥�
• Notable deaths: Duke Ellington, Ed Sullivan, and Cass Elliott (Mama Cass).