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American Type Culture Collection (ATCC) Committee, 1997/2003 Box 76, Folder 9
Annual reports, 2000/2002 Box 205, Folder 1
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Access Services Planning Committee, 2000/2001 Box 76, Folder 3
American Type Culture Collection (ATCC) Committee, 1997/2003 Box 76, Folder 9
Annual reports, 2000/2002 Box 205, Folder 1
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Accountant Information, 2000 Box 30, Folder 6
Account Statements, 1997/2002 Box 62, Folder 1
Account Statements, Duplicates, 1997/2002 Box 62, Folder 2
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Account code 121800, telecommunications, 1999/2000 Box 22, Folder 3
Appendices for Forrest Hill Report, 2000/2001 Box 3, Folder 21
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Accounting Records, 1998/2016 Box 1, Folder 23
Accounting Records, 2000/2001 Box 1, Folder 19
Administrative Information, 1989/2009 Box 1, Folder 4
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Accrediation, 2000/2003 Box 1, Folder 1
Articles, 2000/2004 Box 1, Folder 5
Chapter Meeting Minutes, 2000 Box 1, Folder 8
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Accreditation materials, ACPE, 1974/2010 Box 3, Folder 3-7
ACPE Mid-Atlantic Region timeline, 1954/2014 Box 3, Folder 8
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"A Century of Progress: Virginia's Role in Tuberculosis Control", 2000 Box 423, Folder 000 [oversize]
ALA Education Booklets, 2000/2004 Box 417, Folder 002 [oversize]
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Achievements, 1980/2000 Box 32, Folder 2
Admissions picture, 1958/2001 Box 26, Folder 3
All-American Scholars, 1993/2001 Box 16, Folder 6
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