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100th Anniversary Nobel Prizes in 1901 - "Nobel Jubilee 2001", 1999/2001 Box 318, Folder 7
1975-1981, 1999-2011, 1975/2011 Box 110, Folder 13
1990-2002, 1990/2002 Box 111, Folder 4
101 Dalmations - Entertainment Weekly Magazine, 2000 Box Series 10, Box 6, Folder 5
Cookie's Fortune Press Clippings, 1999/2000 Box Series 10, Box 7, Folder 11
Sarah Plain and Tall, 1991/2005 Box Series 10, Box 12, Folder 5
106th Congress - 2nd Session - Congressional Record statements, 2000 Box III.B. - 3, Folder 14
Asia, 2000 Box III.F. - 41, Folder 32
Assorted editorials, 1999/2001 Box III.F. - 42, Folder 9
10th Anniversary Dinner--Christopher Wren Association, 2000 Box Series 16, Box 4, Folder 23
2000 Equal Opportunity Networking Sessions, 2000 Box Series 16, Box 4, Folder 54
Academic Affairs, 1999/2000 Box Series 9, Box 1, Folder 2
American Ditchley Foundation, Fall Luncheon – correspondence, agenda, and program, 2000 Box MSS 2013-1b, Box 19
10th District Gore Delegates, 2000 Box 4, Folder 10
Charles Robb, 1999/2000 Box 4, Folder 5
Dranesville 11th District File, 2000 Box 5, Folder 5
10th Eastern Shore Birding Festival, 1996/2000 Box 1, Folder 8
Chesapeake Bay License Plate Grants, 2000/2006 Box 1, Folder 2
Chesapeake Bay License Plate Grants, 2000/2011 Box 1, Folder 3
10 Year Reunion Planning, 2000 Box 6, Folder 11
Fliers, 2000 Box 7, Folder 2
Newspaper clippings, 1992/2011 Box 7, Folder 3
110 In the Shade - 70 Girls 70, 1969/2010 Box 12, Folder 4
A Chorus of Approval cartoon, 1950/2000 Map case 16.5
A Flag is Born - Forbidden Broadway, 1961/2016 Box 4, Folder 3
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