Box 29
Contains 16 Results:
Education and Desegregation in Eight Schools (Center for Equal Education, 1977)-Manuscript (2 Copies)
Education and Desegregation in Eight Schools-Planning and Outlines
Education and Desegregation in Eight Schools-Research and Background Materials-Interviews (Gratton School, San Francisco, California
Education and Desegregation in Eight Schools-Research and Background Materials-Interviews (Manual High School, Denver, Colorado)
Education and Desegregation in Eight Schools-Research and Background Materials-Interviews (Miami Carol Senior High School, Opa Locka, Florida)
Education and Desegregation in Eight Schools-Research and Background Materials-Interviews (Miami Chapel & Louise Troy, Dayton, Ohio and English High School, Boston, Massachusetts
Education and Desegregation in Eight Schools-Research and Background Materials-Interviews (Amory Middle School, Amory, Mississippi
Education and Desegregation in Eight Schools-Research and Background Materials-Interviews (Trigg City High School, Cadiz, Kentucky)
Education and Desegregation in Eight Schools-Research and Background Materials-Interviews (Head School, Nashville, Tennessee)
Education and Desegregation in Eight Schools-Correspondence-Outgoing
Education and Desegregation in Eight Schools-Correspondence-Incoming
Humanities Seminars for Medical Practitioners-1977-Planning and Outlines for Proposed article
Humanities Seminars for Medical Practitioners-Research and Background Materials-Interviews
Humanities Seminars for Medical Practitioners-Research and Background Materials-Articles
Humanities Seminars for Medical Practitioners-Research and Background Materials-Conference Materials for Seminar at Vanderbilt University, July 11-Aug.5, 1977
Humanities Seminars for Medical Practitioners-Correspondence-Incoming
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