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2/24/97 L. Draper Project 2 & 3 Brandon's Creat[?]; VA 210 Proj-3 Copies; 37MB; 60MB; New Green Form 1/23/99, 1997/1999 Box VA-04 Box 17, Item VA04.10.0.008
6 MB L. Draper VA 210 Backup; 11/5/98; 36 MB - 9/22/98 (Quark), 1998 Box VA-04 Box 17, Item VA04.10.0.039
9/2/98; 9/12/98; Proj. 3 Complete 10/98; Recon/Past Course Descript.; 12MB; 8MB; 37MB 10/1/98; Lorum Ipsum - Greek Type; 46MB; 10 MB; 60MB, 1998 Box VA-04 Box 17, Item VA04.10.0.035
"A Day in the Life of Mercer" Quiz Bowl Photograph List, 1998 1 page Box VA-04 Box 7, Folder Folder 4, Item VA04.01.4.320
[Brandon drinking a soda at a movie theater], 1998/2000 Box VA-04 Box 29, Item VA04.03.3.109.T1
[Building and Sign "No Parking In Front of Sidewalk"], 1998 Box VA-04 Box 105, Item VA04.04.08.083.P1
[Clam shells on a beach], 1985/2000 Box VA-04 Box 158, Item VA04.11.4.126
[Clothes hanging on a fence], 1990/2000 Box VA-04 Box 157, Item VA04.11.4.098
Collecting African American Art: Works on Paper and Canvas, 1998 7 pages Box VA-04 Box 3, Folder Folder 9, Item VA04.01.3.011
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