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'That's the heritage you have today'

JBU is celebrate homecoming and its 90th anniversary.

By Jamie Smith

Posted: October 3, 2009 at 7:41 a.m.

John Brown University students and alumni gathered at the Cathedral of the Ozarks in Siloam Springs for a special service Friday commemorating the school's 90th anniversary.

By David Frank Dempsey
John Brown University students and alumni gathered at the Cathedral of the Ozarks in Siloam Springs for a special service Friday commemorating the school's 90th anniversary.

There have been countless changes on the campus and in the programming of John Brown University over the years, but its mission remains the same, many alumni agreed Friday.

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