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| − | A college where [[Clark Kent]] and [[Lois Lane]] become honorary professors of journalism—and where they train two star pupils, Andy Parkes and Greta Lee, for jobs on the [[Daily Planet]]—after being honored as joint recipients of "the annual trophy for prize reporting" at a "newspaperman's banquet" in Metropolis Hall. When gamblers kidnap the school's star quarterback to prevent him from playing in the season's major football game, [[Superman]] apprehends them (S No. 64/1,May/Jun | + | '''Quinn College''' |
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| + | A college where [[Clark Kent]] and [[Lois Lane]] become honorary professors of journalism—and where they train two star pupils, Andy Parkes and Greta Lee, for jobs on the [[Daily Planet]]—after being honored as joint recipients of "the annual trophy for prize reporting" at a "newspaperman's banquet" in [[Metropolis]] Hall. When gamblers kidnap the school's star quarterback to prevent him from playing in the season's major football game, [[Superman]] apprehends them (S No. 64/1, May/Jun 1950: "Professor Lois Lane!"). (TGSB) | ||
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Quinn College
A college where Clark Kent and Lois Lane become honorary professors of journalism—and where they train two star pupils, Andy Parkes and Greta Lee, for jobs on the Daily Planet—after being honored as joint recipients of "the annual trophy for prize reporting" at a "newspaperman's banquet" in Metropolis Hall. When gamblers kidnap the school's star quarterback to prevent him from playing in the season's major football game, Superman apprehends them (S No. 64/1, May/Jun 1950: "Professor Lois Lane!"). (TGSB)
