Date range: 1992 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1992

1992-93, Reunion Day, NAD, (14) 3 ½ x 5, color Box 18, Folder 10

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1992-93 Season Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 14

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1992-93 Season: planning memos, members-list; Sept. Lecture-memos, announcement; Oct. Lecture-memos, announcement; Nov. Lecture-announcement; Dinner-announcement; invitation to Schaefer, memos, guest list, remarks, Collector of the Year (Gans) correspondence, Cantor (guest of honor) correspondence; March Lecture-announcement; April Field Trip-announcement, list of works seen, letters of thanks to Coopers & Lybrand and Wheat First (hosts); policy-objectives/study group memos, text for brochure, minutes Box RG-19 Box 3, Folder 13

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1992 Bond Referendum Box 37, Folder 4

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1992 Commencement program and planning correspondence Box 76, Folder 6

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1992 Conference correspondence Box 022, Folder 018

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1992 Conference correspondence Box 022, Folder 018

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1992 Congressional Campaign Box 31, Folder 110

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1992 congressional record statements Box III.B. - 14, Folder 44

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1992 CORRESPONDENCE Box 015, Folder 003

RE: MISC.

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