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Myths and Legends of IWU (2005)

"Myths and Legends of IWU" was produced by the Registered Student Organization 9x9 for Titan TV, the TV station of Illinois Wesleyan University. This TV special tells of the many myths and legends such as ghosts and other paranormal happenings which occur on Illinois Wesleyan's campus. Covering four locations on campus: Adams Hall (ACACIA), Kemp Hall (International House), Presser Music Hall, and Hansen Student Center. This film was transferred from a Hi8 recording in the summer of 2018; date estimated by the archivist based on class years of some participants.
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"Myths and Legends of IWU" was produced by the Registered Student Organization 9x9 for Titan TV, the TV station of Illinois Wesleyan University. This TV special tells of the many myths and legends such as ghosts and other paranormal happenings which occur on Illinois Wesleyan's campus. Covering four locations on campus: Adams Hall (ACACIA), Kemp Hall (International House), Presser Music Hall, and Hansen Student Center. This film was transferred from a Hi8 recording in the summer of 2018; date estimated by the archivist based on class years of some participants.

Rating:NR
Genre:History, Horror, Documentary, TV Movie
Written By:Matt Anderson
In Theaters:10/21/2005
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:9x9

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