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W&L Mock Convention Delegation Seating Plan, 1972

Washington and Lee University Mock Convention Committee (1972)

W&L Mudd Center for Ethics 2014-2015 Annual Report

Grover, Julie; Woodson, Mary; Smith, Angela M.; Barrera-Torres, Myrna; Hinely W. Patrick; Remington, Kevin R.; Roberts, John (2015)

W&L news: The Newsletter of Washington and Lee University, May 14, 1976 (newsletter)

Unknown author (5/14/1976)

W&L Weekly Calendar, May 22 to June 1, 1987

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W. D. Gresham to Mrs. H. L. Walker, April 11, 1931 (correspondence)

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W. H. Auden's Sociological Concern: Influences of Marx, Freud, and Lawrence in His Early Poetry

Furniss, John Neilson

In evaluating the early poetry of W. H. Auden, one cannot escape the conclusion that social problems are his primary concern. Although the same might be said of many recent poets, there are few who approach the issues of ...

W. V. Quine's Naturalized Epistemology and Rationality

Gaico, Michael Razvan

My aim in this essay is to portray Quine's naturalized epistemology, despite its points of departure from traditionalist rationalist and empiricist epistemologies, as a viable theory of knowledge. I will conclude by ...

Walker & Wood Bros. Store (photograph)

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Walker-Wood Bros. "Receipt" for "Ol' Virginia Ham"

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Walter and Donna Maytham at FOL Luncheon, May 3, 2014 (photographs)

Alexander, Richelle (5/3/2014)

Walter and Donna Maytham with John Tombarge and Tom Camden, May 3, 2014 (photograph)

Grandberry, Montrose (5/3/2014)

Walter and Donna Maytham with Louise Wasserott, May 3, 2014 (photograph)

Grandberry, Montrose (5/3/2014)

Walter and Donna Maytham, May 3, 2014 (photographs)

Grandberry, Montrose (5/3/2014)

Walter Maytham, May 3, 2014 (photograph)

Grandberry, Montrose (5/3/2014)

Wan Wei's Photographs from Japan (photographs)

Wei, Wan (6/17/2014)

The War on Drugs and African-Americans: Why the Justice Reinvestment Initiative Has the Potential to Improve the Socio-Economic Condition of Black Inner City Neighborhoods

Wallace, Zara A.

The United States has the highest incarceration rate in the world. One in every 100 Americans is currently incarcerated in state or federal prisons. The ballooning American prison population is largely the result of mandatory ...