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Title: Oracle, The
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Southwestern Normal School
Subjects: 01. Institutional Identity: (1906 - 1920) Southwestern Normal School 02. Publication Catagory: Annual 02. Publication Catagory: Yearbook 02. Publication Catagory: Memory Book 03. Publication Title: The Oracle 04. Year of Publication: 1917 05. Publication Format: Book
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