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bhkFamiliar Face

I always wondered what happened to Dr. Ikerman in the history department. His lectures were full of war stories, and judging from his choice of language, I think he was telling them from a first person point of view. I think he was either a Korea or Vietnam vet. Interesting man, Also, Dr. Cope in the Math department. Probably wore the most chalkdust in history on the pants he changed every 3 days and was a prime example of "those who cannot do, teach". However, he was the only professor that could beat Calculus into my head. And a darn nice guy to boot. I transferred to MTSU after 2 years at UNA, but still remember a lot of the older professors from living around them in my neighborhood. Dr. Himmler (Geography) was one of my neighbors.

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