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Dining services at JMU oral histories

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Dolly Lawson interviewed by Danielle Torisky Network storage SA0036-SET-001

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History of Dining Services at James Madison University, Danielle M. Torsky, PhD, RD, Health Sciences Department, Dietetics Program Network storage SA0036-SET-001

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Horace T. Moody interviewed by Danielle Torisky Network storage SA0036-SET-001

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Jane Doe interviewed by Danielle Torisky Network storage SA0036-SET-001

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JMU Dining Services Surveys, 2004 Box 1, Folder 1

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Leigh Ann and Melissa Hallowell interviewed by Danielle Torisky Network storage SA0036-SET-001

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Linda Leffel interviewed by Danielle Torisky Network storage SA0036-SET-001

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Maria T. (Terry) Wessel interviewed by Danielle Torisky Network storage SA0036-SET-001

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Michele Cavoto interviewed by Danielle Torisky Network storage SA0036-SET-001

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