Document 1: Bicentennial Program Review | Document 2: Oakwood College Concert Program
Document 3: African-American Music Festival Concert Program | Document 4: Oberlin Faculty Recital Concert Program
Document 5: Tenure Recommendation | Document 6: Letter from Oberlin President Starr
Document 7: Interview | Bibliography | Notable Figures
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Barbara-Scotia College: www.b-sc.edu
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Lincoln University: www.lincoln.edu
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