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Students work in the reading room of the Tompkins-McCaw Library, 1969. The library is now known as the Health Sciences Library.

VCU School of Dentistry's in-house TV studio, 1969.

School of Education student in classroom, 1969.

An informative brochure about the VCU HIV/AIDS Center and its work.

Historical highway marker commemorating the life of Adèle Goodman Clark. Located between Wilmer Avenue and Brook Road (Route 1), near Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Henrico County, Virginia.

This publication from The Virginia League for Planned Parenthood, Inc. promotes the idea of "Well Mothers...Wanted Babies" and answers frequently asked questions about family planning and "baby spacing." Is Planned Parenthood Safe and Harmless? YES.…

Pamphlet describing the work of the Virginia League for Planned Parenthood. Cover art by Corporal Percy Lee.This Mother is Dying Because She Wasn't Well Enough to Have Her Last Baby Perhaps she was already exhausted from too frequent or coplicated…

Collection of materials related to the mission of the Virginia League for Planned Parenthood, including letters, pamphlets, articles in medical journals, events programs, etc. What Is the Idea Behind Planned Parenthood? Planned parenthood is a…

Pages 18 and 19. This two page spread uses jagged, stained glass inspired panels in a spiral pattern to draw the reader’s attention towards the woman curled in the lower section of the left page who is the focal point of the image. Visually this is…

This book is an example of a Parallel Fold structure.

Third cartoon strip, page 80. Time is a hard concept to represent. With comics, the gutter between panels can represent anywhere from a second passing to several million years. Typically, we approach comics with the assumption that the time between…

Cabell First Novelist Thirteenth Annual Award, 2014

A Will Eisner Comics Industry Awards trophy for Best Limited Series awarded to DC: The New Frontier in 2005

Manuscript account of a slave sale (front and back) manuscript; 6 x 9 in; one of two leaves. The manuscript is written and signed by the auctioneer, William Tench. This is an account of the sale of a slave, named Jim, at auction on January 29, 1858,…

"Contains material originally published in magazine form as Ms. Marvel #1-5 and All-new Marvel now! point one #1"--Title page, volume 1