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| 74, and served as a member of the faculty of | Lafayette College from 1875 to 1877 and member of the |
| He was educated at | Lafayette College (1854-56), graduated from the Univer |
| the Mifflinburg Academy, and graduated from | Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania, in 1871. |
| basketball, most notably including games of | Lafayette College and the University of Massachusetts- |
| He attended | Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania and later to |
| a Presbyterian minister, became president of | Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania shortly afte |
| h at the University of Missouri (1898-1899), | Lafayette College (1902), Brown University (1903), and |
| He obtained his B.S. in psychology from | Lafayette College in 1934, his master's in psychology |
| He played collegiate basketball at | Lafayette College under Butch Van Breda Kolff. |
| t Pennsylvania State University (1896-1898), | Lafayette College (1899-1901, 1911), Lehigh University |
| He served as a trustee of | Lafayette College from 1826 to 1832. |
| He was educated at | Lafayette College (Class of 1910) and Columbia Univers |
| y (infantry), received his B.A. in 1952 from | Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. |
| Newton coached at | Lafayette College for four seasons and achieved a reco |
| Folwell coached | Lafayette College from 1908 through 1911, amassing a 2 |
| n the pianoforte, was professor of German in | Lafayette College for a short time. |
| Wissel coached Division I | Lafayette College (1967-71), rebuilding team into conf |
| , he accepted an appointment as president of | Lafayette College where he served from 1891 until 1914 |
| station broadcasting on 96.1 FM, and WJRH, a | Lafayette College radio station broadcasting at 104.9 |
| Glass received a bachelor's degree from | Lafayette College (1969), where he was a member of the |
| up in Glen Gardner, New Jersey, and attended | Lafayette College and Harvard Law School. |
| In 1901, he graduated from | Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. |
| r of Divinity (D.D.) was conferred on him by | Lafayette College (1892) and by Yale University (1910) |
| March Field, on the | Lafayette College Campus, is named in honor of his son |
| g, Pennsylvania, Marsh received an A.B. from | Lafayette College in 1927 amd an LL.B. from the Univer |
| a charter member of the board of trustees of | Lafayette College in 1826. |
| After graduating first from | Lafayette College and then from the Princeton Theologi |
| He graduated from | Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. |
| Military Academy and in 1877 graduated from | Lafayette College where he took courses in mining and |
| He attended the public schools and | Lafayette College in Easton. |
| He has received honorary doctorates from | Lafayette College, Williams College, St. Mary's Colleg |
| his Bachelors degree in Russian history from | Lafayette College, Masters and Doctorate degrees from |
| He has received honorary doctorates from | Lafayette College, Wittenberg University, and Long Isl |
| (He was later awarded honorary degrees from | Lafayette College, Lesley College, Boston University, |
| record, winning 12 and tying 1 game against | Lafayette College, 6-6. |
| schools of Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania and | Lafayette College, Easton, Pennsylvania. |
| aduate degree with a major in economics from | Lafayette College, earned a Masters of Business Admini |
| ohn Henry MacCracken, president (1915-26) of | Lafayette College, were his sons. |
| nglish language and comparative philology at | Lafayette College, in Easton, Pennsylvania, from 1857 |
| ing for three years, he became instructor at | Lafayette College. |
| Princeton, Ballin became a football coach at | Lafayette College. |
| her law clerk, Archibald Howard, just out of | Lafayette College. |
| d the current head men's basketball coach at | Lafayette College. |
| then took over as the head football coach at | Lafayette College. |
| r and head of the Department of Chemistry at | Lafayette College. |
| the hills to the north which is the home of | Lafayette College. |
| He served as lecturer on municipal law at | Lafayette College. |
| He attended | Lafayette College; he transferred to Jefferson College |
| Marilyn Sitzman (December 14, 1939, | Lafayette, Colorado - August 11, 1993, Mesquite, Texas |
| occer team at Peak to Peak Charter School in | Lafayette, Colorado. |
| rector, Dan McKay, now operates 479XX.com, a | Lafayette community-focused web radio station. |
| In 1977, the | Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission merged th |
| Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission - Blackha | |
| utheastern Leon, Jefferson, Madison, Taylor, | Lafayette counties as well as Hamilton along the upper |
| lane Florida State Road in eastern Dixie and | Lafayette counties, near the Suwannee River. |
| rom Polk, Montgomery, Hempstead, Calhoun and | Lafayette counties. |
| Parts of it extend into Panola and | Lafayette counties. |
| It is just south of the Old | Lafayette County Courthouse which was moved to its pre |
| The (second) Old | Lafayette County Courthouse, built in 1893-1894, now a |
| Mississippi Highway 6 ( | Lafayette County sections are co-signed U.S. Route 278 |
| Lafayette County (south) | |
| Age pyramid | Lafayette County |
| He attended | Lafayette County High School in the equally small nort |
| Named USS | Lafayette County (LST-859) on 1 July 1955, she returne |
| Lafayette County Board of County Commissioners | |
| Location of | Lafayette County in Arkansas |
| ord surrounds the campus which is located in | Lafayette County and inspired Faulkner and his imagina |
| Lafayette County has earned distinctions in Ingram's M | |
| Lafayette County High School is located in Stamps, Ark | |
| in streets, N.W., across the street from the | Lafayette County Courthouse in Mayo, Florida. |
| He served as district attorney of | Lafayette County 1880-1884. |
| ation of SR 53 is Madison County Road 53 and | Lafayette County Road 53, which ultimately ends at an |
| In 1989, the Old | Lafayette County Courthouse was listed in A Guide to F |
| ke way for a fireproof building, the present | Lafayette County Courthouse. |
| The 1883 Old | Lafayette County Courthouse, now a bed and breakfast; |
| The Old | Lafayette County Courthouse, built 1893-1894, is an hi |
| As of 2003, | Lafayette County High School had over 900 students, an |
| Lafayette County's mascot is the Cougar. | |
| Bradley is a city in | Lafayette County, Arkansas, United States. |
| Wayne is a town in | Lafayette County, Wisconsin, United States. |
| und Site (3LA1) is an archaeological site in | Lafayette County, Arkansas in the Great Bend region of |
| ntral business district of Oxford, a city in | Lafayette County, Mississippi, United States. |
| versity of Mississippi (Ole Miss) campus, in | Lafayette County, Mississippi within the city of Oxfor |
| Elk Grove is a town in | Lafayette County, Wisconsin, United States. |
| It rises in | Lafayette County, Wisconsin, and flows for most of its |
| After crossing into | Lafayette County, the route reaches the community of P |
| the National Register of Historic Places in | Lafayette County, Arkansas, United States. |
| onsin before finally settling near Monroe in | Lafayette County, Wisconsin. |
| Marmaduke attended Chapel Hill Academy in | Lafayette County, Missouri and the Masonic College in |
| onal Register of Historic Places listings in | Lafayette County, Arkansas. |
| Anderson was born July 4, 1847 in | Lafayette County, Wisconsin. |
| Lee Maurice Russell (November 16, 1875, | Lafayette County, Mississippi) - May 5, 1943, Jackson, |
| Shullsburg is a town in | Lafayette County, Wisconsin, United States. |
| Lennon was born in | Lafayette County, Wisconsin on October 12, 1850 to Joh |
| Belmont is a town in | Lafayette County, Wisconsin, United States. |
| is an 11-acre (4.5 ha) historic location in | Lafayette County, Arkansas, in the United States. |
| He was born in Shullsburg, Wisconsin, in | Lafayette County, Wisconsin. |
| New Diggings is a town in | Lafayette County, Wisconsin, United States. |
| North Regional Office (unincorporated | Lafayette County, near Oxford) |
| Russell was born in | Lafayette County, Mississippi and later attended the U |
| Monticello is a town in | Lafayette County, Wisconsin, United States. |
| he Missouri River between Carroll County and | Lafayette County. |
| created in 1921 from the southern portion of | Lafayette County. |
| alhoun County north to MS 7 south of Oxford, | Lafayette County. |
| o Wisconsin and practiced law at Darlington, | Lafayette County. |
| Troop I ( | Lafayette): Covers Parishes of Evangeline, St. Landry, |
| 06, the Desormeaux Foundation, which funds a | Lafayette crisis pregnancy center, honored three physi |
| He served as the head coach at | Lafayette, Dartmouth, and Brown. |
| He was preceded by Gabriel | Lafayette Dennis and was replaced by Joseph Rudolph Gr |
| William V.S. Tubman (Dukuly replaced Gabriel | Lafayette Dennis, who died in office in 1954). |
| James | Lafayette Dickey (2 February 1923 - 19 January 1997) w |
| II appointed Bishop O'Donnell Bishop of the | Lafayette Diocese in Louisiana. |
| Fulcher served as bishop of the | Lafayette diocese for only about one year. |
| a training school for nurses and founded the | Lafayette Dispensary to serve the health care needs of |
| , in which capacity he hosted the Marquis de | Lafayette during Lafayette's "Farewell Tour" of the Un |
| e at the ceremonies welcoming the Marquis de | Lafayette during his visit of June, 1825. |
| structed in 1961 and completed in 1964, 1300 | Lafayette East stands at 30 floors. |
| North | LaFayette Elementary School |
| ns for the monument to George Washington and | Lafayette erected in 1869 in Monument Cemetery, Philad |
| ll alive who had flown as part of the fabled | Lafayette Escadrille and the Lafayette Flying Corps, w |
| pronounced "Ten-o") was the commander of the | Lafayette Escadrille - the famed branch of the French |
| on the 18th of Feb. the officers of the old | Lafayette Escadrille were assigned, and the CO. |
| The | Lafayette Escadrille was created before the United Sta |
| United States formally entered the war, the | Lafayette Escadrille was absorbed into the U.S. Army. |
| esponsibility to the Navy before joining the | Lafayette Escadrille on January 22d 1917 . |
| man Prince was a leading founder of France's | Lafayette Escadrille with Bill Thaw, Elliott C. Cowdin |
| ench Air Force descendant of the World War I | Lafayette Escadrille) equipped with American Curtis Ha |
| ircraft, early French aviation featuring the | Lafayette Escadrille, a history of air mail, the Tuske |
| uadron) and was later attached to the famous | Lafayette Escadrille, composed of American volunteers. |
| which was the descendant of the World War I | Lafayette Escadrille, "Groupe de Chasse II/5, the Esca |
| He had become a pilot in the recently formed | Lafayette Escadrille. |
| For the actual unit, see | Lafayette Escadrille. |
| Nancy R. Landry (born 1962) is a | Lafayette family practice lawyer and a Republican memb |
| fe Patricia, Henry Carroll owns and operates | Lafayette Farm in St. Matthews, South Carolina where t |
| The Ward was formerly part of the old | Lafayette Faubourg annexed by New Orleans in the 1850s |
| an assistant U.S. Attorney and wife Sarah in | Lafayette; five grandchildren; a brother, Edgar E. Wal |
| George Washington | Lafayette Fly |
| n a member of the larger and less well-known | Lafayette Flying Corps. |
| portrayed Bullard and his comrades from the | Lafayette Flying Corps. |
| bomber in the Escadrille Breguet 227 of the | Lafayette Flying Corps, as the only American in the sq |
| tended Harvard University before joining the | Lafayette Flying Corps of the French Air Service in 19 |
| y Batiste- Former University of Louisiana at | Lafayette football player; National Football League pl |
| ball coach at the University of Louisiana at | Lafayette for one season in 1912, compiling a record o |
| ts travel to the nearby cities of Crowley or | Lafayette for employment or shopping needs. |
| Brent Mydland, musician, lived in | Lafayette for a time before dying in 1990. |
| ord systems, establishing a summer office in | Lafayette, forming a trade publication and fighting le |
| Lafayette franchise folded, June 20, 1957 | |
| At this point, US 52 is on the | Lafayette Freeway. |
| Lafayette Fresco Thompson (June 6, 1902 - November 20, | |
| He attended the University of Louisiana at | Lafayette from 1985-1989, and was a two-time All-Ameri |
| entatives appointed to escort the Marquis de | Lafayette from Frederick City to Washington in 1825. |
| Lafayette G. Pool (July 23, 1919 - May 30, 1991) was a | |
| March to | Lafayette, Ga., April 30-May 9. Atlanta Campaign May t |
| auga logo and station identification sign at | LaFayette, Georgia yard office |
| It originates near | LaFayette, Georgia and discharges into the Little Rive |
| Chattooga & Chickamauga 103 rests at | LaFayette, Georgia |
| Ringgold, Georgia's WRNG-LP (on channel 28), | LaFayette, Georgia's WLFW-LP (on channel 41). |
| translator station (channel 41) licensed to | Lafayette, Georgia, United States, see WLFW-LP. |
| Captured on April 15, 1862, near | Lafayette, Georgia, he escaped execution as a spy and |
| Licensed to | Lafayette, Georgia, USA, the station serves the Chatta |
| The town closest to the trail is | LaFayette, Georgia. |
| hort-line railroad which is headquartered in | LaFayette, Georgia. |
| & Chickamauga yard office at Holiman Yard in | LaFayette, Georgia. |
| Phillip | Lafayette Gibbs, 21, a junior, and James Earl Green, 1 |
| 5 the album features performances by Murray, | Lafayette Gilchist, Jaribu Shahid, and Hamid Drake alo |
| Lafayette Gilchist: piano | |
| The | Lafayette Goodbar House is a historic house at 614 Wal |
| Hardy Gross is a University of Louisiana at | Lafayette graduate living in Baton Rouge. |
| In 1873, he was appointed by Oregon Governor | LaFayette Grover to the Oregon Supreme Court to replac |
| With | Lafayette Harris, Jr. Lafayette is here ! |
| f recordings from University of Louisiana at | Lafayette has been released on Louisiana Crossroad Rec |
| ed for the Revolutionary War hero Marquis de | Lafayette, has numerous houses dating from the Federal |
| Lafayette has been a center of antiabortion activism s | |
| y, William Jennings Bryan and the Marquis de | Lafayette have been guests of the Mansion. |
| Penn and | Lafayette have played 87 games since their first meeti |
| Huger became a close friend of | Lafayette, having met him upon his arrival near George |
| arch 13, 1956, Jeanmard retired as Bishop of | Lafayette; he was appointed titular bishop of Bareta b |
| professor at the University of Louisiana at | Lafayette, he designed and taught the first university |
| ssee approximately twenty miles southeast of | Lafayette, he led a party of sixty men in a skirmish w |
| At | Lafayette he was a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon frate |
| e town of Conejos was founded in the 1854 by | Lafayette Head, who later became the first lieutenant |
| In May 2009 the Foundation sold the store to | Lafayette health club owner Red Lerille, who bought th |
| es, ranging from churches to schools such as | Lafayette High School and Bruton High School. |
| He attended | Lafayette High School and Kingsborough Community Colle |
| He attended | Lafayette High School in Mayo, Florida, and played hig |
| He was educated at | Lafayette High School in Buffalo, where he received tr |
| LaFayette High School | |
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| Lafayette High School | |
| Levy attended | Lafayette High School, Lexington, KY; University of Ch |
| When he took the ACT at | Lafayette High School in Lexington-home to UK-he final |
| Lafayette High School Academy of Health Careers | |
| nd jazz pianist as well as trombonist in the | Lafayette High School "Ram" band in Williamsburg, Virg |
| played with Lawrence Taylor and Mel Gray at | Lafayette High School in Williamsburg, Virginia. |
| Lafayette High School of Williamsburg, Virginia (now i | |
| He attended | Lafayette High School in Mayo, and played high school |
| tled in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn 1953 attending | Lafayette High School (New York City). |
| t Mill High School Band of Fort Mill, SC and | Lafayette high school of Lexington KY. |
| tive regalia at their graduation ceremony at | Lafayette High School in LaFayette, New York, was reso |
| Taylor Bennett attended | Lafayette High School in Wildwood, Missouri from 2000- |
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