Student writings and publications, 1943-1995 (bulk 1961-1973).

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Virginia Union University (Richmond, Va.). Student writings and publications, 1943-1995 (bulk 1961-1973).

Student writings and publications, 1943-1995 (bulk 1961-1973).

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Fine Arts Festival publications including Virginia Union Bulletin Festival Issue (1954), Campus Echoes (1961, 1963), Two Sides of a Fence (1971), and Virginia Union University Review (1977); poetry anthologies include Brass Horses (1968), Regroup (1969), An Do (1970), and Some Things in Common (1973); creative artists' workshop and writing class publications include Patterns in Prose (1956) and Ngumu Kwa Nuumba (1970); student newsletters including L'Echo (1943), Summer Topics (1944), Avanti (1965), Reflections in Ink (1981), Kaani Eusi, The Y Echo, and The Informer (1994-1995); and published and unpublished student essays including Virginia Union University Day address by Martin Jewell, president, Student Government Association, Images of Blacks of the Diaspora and Africans as Portrayed Through the Black Press during the late 1920s and the early 1930s by Pinky Ann Jones (1977), Virginia Union in Perspective, One Man's View by E.M. Jewell, and Auditory Irritants and Impalpable Pain by 1948 alumnus, George Felix Boyd (1959).

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