Date range: 2023 - ARVAS Search Results

Digital files 20.366 Gigabytes

This consists of digital files from the William Taylor Baskett diaries collection, including diary transcripts, research content from the donor, PDF access copies of the diaries and TIFF preservation copies of the diaries.

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Digital media collection - University of Virginia School of Law 402.822 Gigabytes

University of Virginia. School of Law

This resource consists of digital media produced and curated by the University of Virginia School of Law's communications department. These include mp3 audio files and web archives of online news and media collections. Together, the materials in this collection document the wide-ranging work of the School of Law and provides evidence of how the School presents itself to the world.

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Diplomacy Through Sports

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Diplomatic Approaches to Security

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Directories - University of Virginia School of Law 37.369 Gigabytes 3.13 Linear Feet 24 Volumes

University of Virginia. School of Law

This is a collection of print and digital directories that list the faculty, staff, students, and alumni of the University of Virginia School of Law. It contains the following series of materials:

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Directory, 2022-2023 1 copy Shelf Publications Archive, Item PB05.03.1.067

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Discussion Space, Technology, and Security

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Discussion What Does Resilience Mean for Young People

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District of Columbia-Maryland-Virginia art exhibition catalogs collection .5 Linear Feet 1 box

This collection includes art exhibition catalogs from various artists and galleries across the District of Columbia-Maryland-Virginia (DMV) Metropolitan area. See inventory for more details.

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Diversity _ Diplomacy

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