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Start Over Collection C. James Gleason Photography Collection Date range 2006 Level File

Binder 22: Contact Sheets 10751-11003 Volume Binder 22

Subjects: Commencement, Jon Stewart, Tim Sullivan, Michael Powell, William Ivey Long, Employee Apprecation Day, Sam Sadler, Convocation, Sarah Brady, Board of Visitors, Michael Fox, Eric Jensen, President's Aides Christmas Party in President's House, President's Office Staff, Football, Sarah Sword and her Seeing Eye Dog, Breakfast for Virginia Lawmakers, Charter Day, James Billington, Graduate Research Symposium, Gene Nichol, Announcement of Nichol as President and Luncheon in Wren Building, Celebration for the Sullivans, Four Year Roommates, Kappa Delta Pi Induction, Virginia McLaughlin, Julie Galambush, Unveiling of Jim Kelly Portrait, President's Aides, Prentis Award, John Edwards, Williamsburg Crossroads, Mary Anderson, Henry Kissinger, Unveiling of Kissinger Portrait, Freshman Move-In Day, Freshman Orientation, Physics Department, Dedication of Magnet in Small Hall, Prince El-Hassan bin Tala of Jordan, Ribbon Cutting for the Commons, Women's Chorus, Botetourt Singers, Choir, Public Policy Board of Advisors Annual Meeting and Reception, Yule Log Ceremony, Signing of Rappahanock Community College Articulation Agreement, Tim Kaine Reception at Stewart Gamage's House, Inaugurational Ball in W&M Hall, Inauguration Reception in Wren, Shirin Ebadi, Tim Kaine, Sandra Day O'Connor, Inauguration of Gene Nichol and Investiture of Chancellor Sandra Day O'Connor, Faculty Retirees, Desmond Tutu

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