History of Rock and Roll
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The History of Rock and Roll in All Faiths Chapel on March 12.
Mason Carey (right), junior in life sciences, and Evan Loomis, senior in management information systems, listen to the Aretha Franklin's "I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Loved You)" in the History of Rock and Roll in All Faiths Chapel on March 12.
Professor Dr. Steven Maxwell lectures about Stevie Wonder in his History of Rock and Roll class in All Faiths Chapel on March 12.
Phillip Gomez, senior in managment, considers his options while answering a question with an Iclicker. The question was "who was the most important black artist in the 1960's" and the answer was James Brown.
Professor Dr. Steven Maxwell talks about Jerry Wexler, a well known recording artist of the 1960's and a K-State grad, in his History of Rock and Roll class in All Faiths Chapel on March 12.