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A Historica Critica interview featuring Phyllis M. Ocker, Associate Director of Women's Athletics, at the University of Michigan Alumni Center.
RelationStewardshipCreator
Historica Critica Coverage
1990 October 9 Language
English Source
VHS Videotape, 00:01:28 Identifier
90139-1 Rights
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Lowell Perry, an All-American Football end at Michigan. Lovell Perry discusses his high school career in Ypsilanti and decision to attend U-M, black athletes at Michigan
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RelationStewardshipCreator
Behee, John R. Coverage
1970 September 18 Language
English Source
Audio Cassette Identifier
95100-SR-23-1 Subject
UM -- Athletics; Rights
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