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10/24 Story Circle - Nancy James, 1995 Audiocassette Tape 1002289258
9/20 - Sherman S.C., 1995 Audiocassette Tape 1002289250
9/8/95 Side 1 - statistics lecture story of 2/7/91 Chapter 11 (other side) 9/9/95 Under Milkwood Story Vate, 1995 Audiocassette Tape 1002289254
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1994-95 Schedule of Exhibitions, including Fine Art Faculty Exhibition: Paintings by Mel Leipzig and Photographs by Lou Draper, 1994/1995 Box VA-04 Box 3, Folder Folder 1, Item VA04.01.2.042
"A Big Day for the Arts in Trenton", 1995 Box VA-04 Box 2, Folder Folder 8, Item VA04.01.1.271
"A Class Act from MCCC Profs", 1995 Box VA-04 Box 2, Folder Folder 8, Item VA04.01.1.269
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1994 Commencement Dinner, 1995 Box Series 5, Box 96
1995 Commencement Ceremony, 1995 Box Series 5, Box 70
1995 Commencement Coverage (Master), 1995 Box Series 5, Box 70
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1995 CORRESPONDENCE, 1995 Box 015, Folder 006
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1995 reunion notice, registration, expected attendees, and expenses, 1995 Box 29, Folder 018
8th Evac Hospital addresses - 1995, 1995 Box 13, Folder 088
8th Evac Hospital Addresses - 1995, 1995 Box 29, Folder 014
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