Collection: West Virginia University, President E. Gordon Gee, Speeches and Other Material, 1979/2013 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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1991 Campus Campaign Celebration Talking Points, 1991 Box 1b, Folder 14

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1991 Campus Campaign Kickoff Talking Points, 1991 Box 1b, Folder 14

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1991 Pace Setters Banquet Welcome (including briefing and script), 1991 Box 1b, Folder 17

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1996 Basketball Radio PSA Taping (including briefing and script), 1996 Box 1c, Folder 21

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234th Opening Convocation of Brown University Remarks excerpts, 1997 Box 2b, Folder 1

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316th Commencement Address Excerpts, 1991 Box 1b, Folder 20

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32nd Biennial Student/Principal/Counselor Conference "Facing a New Century" Luncheon Address, 1989 Box 2a, Folder 3

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7th Anniversary Gala Celebration, Wexner Center for the Arts (including briefing, script, and agenda), 1996 Box 1c, Folder 23

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Academic year retrospective letter, 1990 Box 1b, Folder 1

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A College Football Championship: At What Cost? Box 1b, Folder 1

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