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Asian Studies, Baker Institute for Public Policy (Rice University, 2000)
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Ken Dye, conductor; The Rice Jazz Ensemble; Basie, Count (1904-1984) (1981-11-24)
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(Electronic version published by Rice University, 1961-10-20)
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Elizabeth Holmes Smith, mezzo-soprano; Brenda Landrum, piano; Porter, Cole (1891-1964) (1979-12-01)
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Asian Studies, Baker Institute for Public Policy (Rice University, 2002)
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Max Heffler, baritone; Densmore, John H. (John Hopkins) (1880-1943) (1979-04-26)
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Asian Studies, Baker Institute for Public Policy (Rice University, 2002)
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Margaret Snapp, accompanist; Joel Nichols, tenor; The Rice Chamber Choir; Richard Koehler, director (1977-12-08)
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Elizabeth Holmes Smith, mezzo-soprano; Brenda Landrum, piano; Porter, Cole (1891-1964) (1979-12-01)
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(Electronic version published by Rice University, 1966-11-03)
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Steele, Henry B.
(Electronic version published by Fondren Library, Rice University, made possible with funding from the Rice Historical Society and Thomas R. Williams, Ph.D., class of 2000., 1963-04)
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ANDERSON, RICHARD LOUIS (1966)
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Beckner, Everet Hess (1961)
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STEVENS, SANDRA RUTH ABEL (1977)
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Miles, Edward R. C. (1929)
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Arnold, Leslie
(Electronic version published by Rice University, 1958-12-12)
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Smith, Richard J.
(Electronic version published by Fondren Library, Rice University, made possible with funding from the Rice Historical Society and Thomas R. Williams, Ph.D., class of 2000., 1978-11)
(Rice University, 2000)
(Electronic version published by Rice University, 1961-10-20)
(Rice University, 2002)
(Rice University, 2002)
(Electronic version published by Rice University, 1966-11-03)
(Electronic version published by Fondren Library, Rice University, made possible with funding from the Rice Historical Society and Thomas R. Williams, Ph.D., class of 2000., 1963-04)
(Electronic version published by Rice University, 1958-12-12)
(Electronic version published by Fondren Library, Rice University, made possible with funding from the Rice Historical Society and Thomas R. Williams, Ph.D., class of 2000., 1978-11)