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Quantitative Linguistics Volume 11, Hexameter Studies was written by Rudiger Grotjahn in 1981. It features an article written by Dee Clayman titled Sentence Length in Greek Hexameter Poetry.

This medal was awarded to Dee Clayman in December 1999 for distinguished service to the American Philological Association, now known as the Society for Classical Studies.

Letter to Mayor LaGuardia from Mrs. Anna Hack on behalf of the Patriotic Order of Americans asking why the new Brooklyn College does not fly an American flag.

This collage of clippings from the Washington Post was assembled by Beatrice Siegel, after a performance in Washington. In this article, the prima ballerina talks about being away from the United States for 15 years, and about her eye problems.

This poster from the National Ballet of Cuba reads "Art from the people and to the people."
This line resonates with Alicia Alonso's beliefs, and with the reason she decided to go back to Cuba: to serve her people with her art.

This image displays the front and back of a signed postcard from the National Cuban Ballet, It presents Alicia Alonso, director and prima ballerina of the ballet.

This postcard from the Ballet Nacional de Cuba displays young Alicia Alonso and her partner, performing in Cuba.

This picture is part of a press package from the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, portraying Alicia Alonso as their guest prima ballerina

Herculanum et pompei : recueil general des peintures, bronzes, mosaiques, etc. by Louis Barre was printed in 1840. There are 7 volumes in the collection. The images selected are from the first volume.

This photo shows mothers and children leaving the YWCA Central Branch building, perhaps after a class or program.