College of Sciences
Anthropology
Anthropology
Arlen Chase Interviewed by Fox News
Date: Tuesday Aug. 25th, 2009
Dr. Arlen F. Chase, Pegasus Professor & Chair, was recently interviewed on Fox news about the Maya 2012 prophecy. Please click here to watch the footage. Also click on the video entitled "2012 Prophecy" to view the news piece.
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