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Have you ever wanted to know what really goes on in a teenager's head? In the minds of your classmates? Nine will give you insight into how a few talented students from Orange High School really see the world. The thoughtful and stark perspectives of these students address everything from body image to racism, immigration to upbeat days, and everything in between. Read between the lines of Nine as you journey through the reality of contemporary poets in their prime.

The papers also contain a copy of the Rotunda Fire photograph of Holsinger.

In GRADUATING PRESENT: THE VIETNAM WAR AND THE CLASS OF 66, Air Force veteran and journalist EDMUND SHELBY has crafted a well-researched memoir based on his own recollections and lived experiences combined with insightful interviews with his peers from the iconic Class of '66. Shelby's enlightening study i

120 Pages Goals Diary Dream Diary Journal or Diary College Ruled Great for Homeschool Perfect for taking notes in school or to use as a diary.

This is an artificially assembled collection of four accessions containing five Isaac Shelby letters. The earliest is a 1796 letter in which Shelby inquires about military lands for sale in the Barren and Green River areas of southwest Kentucky (1VF67M50). Shelby writes at length to Henry Clay about the siege at Fort Meigs on the Maumee River in Ohio in a letter dated May 16, 1813 (1VF67M213). In two letters of 1813 to his son, Thomas Hart Shelby, Governor Shelby mentions the encounter with the British frigate Shannon and the American frigate Chesapeake, and he notes plans for a rendezvous at Newport, Ky. of volunteers who are to be marshalled to fight in the Canadian campaign at the Battle of the Thames (1VF68M105). Secretary of War William Harris Crawford is the recipient of a Shelby letter of July 2, 1815 dealing with financial receipts for treasury notes deposited in Kentucky by the War Department for public purposes (1VF63M206).