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Reetika Vazirani papers

4.00 Linear Feet 11 boxes
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This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Reetika Vazirani. It includes a number of poems, manuscripts, photographs, floppy disks, correspondence and publications that relate to her work as a published writer and instructor. The collection also holds personal correspondence, a sketchbook, and legal documents, as well as materials regarding Vazirani's death and legacy. There are also books from her library in Rare Books.

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Reetika Vazirani papers 4.00 Linear Feet 11 boxes

Title:: Reetika Vazirani Papers 1967-20081982-2003

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Abstract Or Scope
This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Reetika Vazirani. It includes a number of poems, manuscripts, photographs, floppy disks, correspondence and publications that relate to her work as a published writer and instructor. The collection also holds personal correspondence, a sketchbook, and legal documents, as well as materials regarding Vazirani's death and legacy.
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Title:: Reetika Vazirani Papers 1967-20081982-2003 4.00

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