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12/06/94
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COLLECTION:
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Children's
National Medical Center.
Children's Hospital Foundation
111 Michigan Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20010-2970
Holilays !
Fond re gards,
Phyllin
Evan
P.Fineshriker
7214 Rollingwood Dr.
cheny Chose, MD 20815
FLUEIBUS FLUEIBUSUNUM UNUM
THE PRESIDENT
AND MRS. CLINTON
welcome you to
THE WHITE HOUSE
Friday, October 14, 1994
National Arts and Humanities Month
October 1994
The Recipients
The arts and the humanities have long been an integral part of
NATIONAL MEDAL OF ARTS
America's cultural heritage, encouraging us to gain a deeper under-
standing of ourselves and of our society. In a world too often beset
HARRY BELAFONTE
by hatred and incivility, the arts and humanities empower us to cele-
DAVE WARREN BRUBECK
brate our individual identities, while reminding us of the values and
commitments that unite us as a country.
CELIA CRUZ
Although the rich diversity of our nation would seem to preclude
DOROTHY DELAY
METROGNOMES
an official American culture, we have a powerful tradition of artistic
JULIE HARRIS
expression and intellectual inquiry that honors every one of us
ERICK HAWKINS
equally. Through art, music, literature, history, and philosophy, we
The Metrognomes is a Washington, D.C.-based a cappella
preserve and pass along, from generation to generation, our most
singing group. Formed three years ago by former collegiate
GENE KELLY
cherished images, ideas, and beliefs.
"a cappellans," the Metrognomes perform an array of pop-
PETE SEEGER
For more than two centuries, the arts and humanities have helped
ular music from a variety of eras from the 1940s up to the
CATHERINE FILENE SHOUSE
Americans transcend political, religious, racial, and ethnic divisions by
1990s. The group's unique harmonies and vast repertoire
WAYNE THIEBAUD
engaging us in the common task of interpreting and expressing the
appeal to audiences of all ages and backgrounds.
meaning of human experience. When we read each other's stories, dis-
RICHARD WILBUR
CUSS each other's ideas, and feel each other's emotions through dance,
YOUNG AUDIENCES INC.
painting, and song, we come to understand the complexity and texture
of each other's lives. In so doing, we gain a greater appreciation and
THE CHARLES FRANKEL PRIZE AWARD
understanding of the breadth of human thought and emotion. And we
ERNEST LEROY BOYER
gain a more profound sense of our common purpose as Americans.
But if the arts and humanities are essential to appreciating and
WILLIAM KITTREDGE
preserving our culture, they are also essential to our growth and re-
PEGGY WHITMAN PRENSHAW
newal as a people. For it is only by deepening our understanding,
An exhibition of
SHARON PERCY ROCKEFELLER
unleashing our imaginations, and enlarging our capacities to see
Twentieth Century American Sculpture
DOROTHY PORTER WESLEY
and to feel that we can envision a better future for ourselves, our
is on display in the
communities, and our nation.
First Ladies Garden
In the new and complicated century that awaits us, we will depend
PRESIDENTIAL CITIZENS MEDAL
even more on our artists and humanists to help us discover the roots of
Senator CLAIBORNE PELL
our deepest beliefs and gain a vision of our most promising possibilities.
The month of October has been designated National Arts and Hu-
manities Month, and I urge all Americans to celebrate the artistic
and intellectual freedoms we enjoy and to reflect on the crucial role
they play in reinvigorating and renewing our great nation every day.
william Tennton
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Arlington, VA 22203
PHOTOCOPY
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PRESERVATION
PHOTOCOPY
Dear Evan,
Thank you very much for your kind
assistance with my law school recommend-
ation letters from maggie.
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I greatly appreciate your time
and esport with sending the letters to
me and to the schools directly.
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272 S Iming Blvd.
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PHOTOCOPY
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Cupids been at it again, but this time it's for real!
HELEN'S
KEVIN IS EVEN SHOWING up
COME HELP TO WISH THEM BEST OF LUCK
HE'SNO FIGMENT OF IMAGINATION
LEAVING!
AND BiD A FOND FAREWELL
YOU'LL LL ALL BE ABLE to MEET? GREET Him
HELEN, WE'LL Miss you OH so MUCH
AND SEE it's LOVE, NOT INFATUATION
OUR LITTLE WHITE HOUSE ANGEL !
Thursday, August 17.5:00. Basketball court. South Grounds
(enter through SW Gate)
Evan Ryan
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MARK E. MIDDLETON
6/14/95
Dear Evan,
Thank you again for all
of the help! you are wonderful.
Personally,
Mark
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PRESERVATION
PHOTOCOPY
May 5, 1995
Dear Evan
1834 A + 191
Thank you for getting back to me and for
stating you could be a reference for me.
\ truly appreciate it. \ hope all is well
Wheaton College
down there and \ will be in touch. Thank
you again.
Sincerely,
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Charlene Deloach
Old Clary
SIMAY RI 0290
USA
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For us. addresses only
Evan Ryan
Office of the First Lady
Old Executive office Building
Room 100
Washington, DC 20015
Charlene Alyssa DeLoach
W0075 Wheaton College
Norton, MA. 02766
PHOTOCOPY
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MARK E. MIDDLETON
Dear Maggie,
you are great! J hanks for the
the help and support that you
general provide when I call.
Enclosed is a check for the
first lunchum; your will will
influst a second change soon so let
me know 2 the amount
I'm here to when you need me.
your friend,
P.S. By the way Evan is a great asset !!
Plina give her my Thanks.
Mark
Ms. Maggie Williams.
Pusonal + Confidential
Children's Defense Fund
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5/1/95
DEAR EVAN:
THANKS so MUCH FOR TAKING
T
he Children's Defense Fund is a nonprofit research and advocacy
organization that exists to provide a strong and effective voice for the
children of America, who cannot vote, lobby, or speak out for themselves.
TiME OUT of YOUR BUSY DAY TO
We pay particular attention to the needs of poor, minority, and disabled
children. Our goal is to educate the nation about the needs of children
and encourage preventive investment in children before they get sick,
WALK MY HOUSEMATE + His PARENTS
drop out of school, suffer family breakdown, or get into trouble. CDF is
supported by corporate and foundation grants and by individual dona-
tions. We accept no government funds.
iNTO THE NHITE HOUSE. THEY WERE
ABSOLUTELY THRILLED! IM VERY
GRATEFUL FOR ALL you DO !
all the best,
Children's Defense Fund
25 E Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20001
(202) 628-8787
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of gift.
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PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
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2201(3).
concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA|
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Direct Deposit
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Martin L. Fox, M.D.
33 Riverside Drive, Apartment 10C
New York, New York 10023
5/18/95
Ms. Evan Ryan
Office of the First Lady
Old Executive Office Building
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C.
Dear Evan,
Although it has been almost a month since our attendance at the White House Easter
Egg event, the memories of that pleasant day remain quite vivid and enjoyable. Our
children had a wonderful time and will remember the experience for many years to
come.
We wanted to take this opportunity to express our thanks to you for helping with
arrangements. Please accept the enclosed as a small token of our appreciation.
Many thanks
Martin , , Robin, Gregory and Harrison Fox
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Ms. Evan Ryan
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specific aesthetic issues to provide a condensed survey of the
development of American sculpture of our time and also to
provide the visitor with some understanding of this dramatic
transformation of the medium from historical traditions into
contemporary concepts.
The current selection is drawn from public art collections of
the Midwest. Any selection constrained as this is by limitations
Twentieth Century
of space, format and scale is necessarily arbitrary. However, it is
hoped that these few works of art, in this beautiful setting, will
offer the visitor to our nation's greatest house some insight into
American Sculpture
the wealth, vitality, imagination and creative achievement to be
experienced in the work of American sculptors of the 20th
century.
at
George W. Neubert, Director
Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery and Sculpture Garden
The White House
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
An Exhibition
This exhibition was made possible
by the generosity of the
Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation
with the co-operation of
The Committee for the Preservation
of the White House
and
White House Historical Association
have always loved sculpture. My husband and I
he twelve works of art selected from American art
II
spent our first date in an art gallery's garden filled
this exhibition of 20th century American sculpture
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museums for this special exhibition span over seventy
with American sculpture. The President and I hope
years of the 20th century, and represent a diverse and
vital aspect of our cultural heritage. Conceived by
will delight, challenge and inspire the thousands of
Mrs. Clinton and drawn from public collections in the
visitors who pass through the White House every day.
heartland of the nation and installed in the First Ladies' Garden
It is also appropriate that this exhibition is on display in
of the White House, the exhibition has been organized under the
the garden conceived of and created by First Lady
auspices of the Association of Art Museum Directors.
Jacqueline Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy believed that art
The current selection provides a visual illustration and
could and should be a part of all of our lives. Now these
understanding of the transformation and development of 20th
masterpieces of contemporary art will be accessible to a
century sculpture.
new and larger audience than ever before.
Historically, sculptures have functioned primarily as
The 12 sculptures selected celebrate the special genius
statuary, nobly serving a civic purpose to memorialize
of American artists and their enduring capacity to stir our
society's heroes and reflecting its philosophical ideas. Pieces
imaginations and touch our hearts.
were often placed in an honored setting, high up on a
I hope this celebration of America's creative spirit will
pedestal, physically removed from everyday pedestrian
enable each of us to gain a greater appreciation of the
traffic. Today, much contemporary sculpture has been
rich cultural traditions we share as a nation and as a
removed from the elevated space and placed directly within
people.
the context of the viewer's environment. Significant 20th
My special thanks go to the Association of Art
century sculpture now reflects the individual artist's vision
Museum Directors, the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor
and personal convictions about humankind and contemporary
Foundation, George Neubert, J. Carter Brown, and the
issues in modern society. Freed from specific subject matter
lending institutions, for their time, energy, and wisdom in
or function, the visual and physical elements of three-
making this exhibition possible.
dimensional form-shape, texture, color-have become the
primary syntax for expression in the 20th century.
Hillary Rodham Clinton
This exhibition highlights important examples of work by
American artists who have contributed to this historical
artistic transformation. Though retrospective in nature, over
half of the inclusions in this exhibition are by living
American artists. Diverse in their ideas, idioms and chosen
medium, they span several artistic generations. Divided
almost equally between figuration and abstraction, all evoke
references to nature and the human figure.
Carved, modeled, or constructed, the predominant concern
with material, structure, gravity, gesture and movement
(implied or real) invite the viewer actively to participate and
experience the work. Pieces were chosen that incorporate
The President MAMA and Mrs. Clinton
request the pleasure of your company at a
UMMER
PICNIC
for the Members of the
White House Press Corps
to be held on the South Lawn If The White House
on Tuesday day July 18, 1995 at 630 o'clock
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One reference- -- tody Adams
Weisbred
Lives on Rosserct
Island wf his wife, Judy
Marie 19 a judge, and
WE son
headset
Neel
Edw
b/4 NW Nat'l women's
conference
4:30
Jcanthston- agrandmother
nerset
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Nina Page (b)(6)
autobityraply
...
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AND
(b)(6)
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Deerfield Beach, FL
Fall
Leroy Nathan
calligraphy
soyce Nalven
Helene Nalven
Gladys Nalven
2221 Cypress Island Dr.
#702
Pampano Beach, FL
33069
Harold Nalven
5
Aust Hesitver]
1.209
public
Bebine
Sunday -lael
retrals Borrap
Mcg
J7 uses arogress
10000
E
Mandy
[003]
(b)(6)
Madeleine
PHOTOCOPY
PRESERVATION
note to Johnny
id Notestein 404 765
cheng
15th
personal notes
Col. wtz-
copies of photos
14th Heth
xerox
Grame
Stationary
tour
Darish
trekets
Computer class
836 4100
Madge - e-mail
Miami
HRC wl flag pin / Americarps
Phillip WU
Kelli
Lexis Nexis - Karen Guss
soutch tape
McGee London - Simone 452-9298
Stancato
30
Bitsey's pass
and groudden
Jamise ciddetl / David Phelps No
Kiss of Spide. woman
Press - video cabinet / Ron
during India Spiritual Life of
Neel headset
AK
M's home- Children
K Center
D/S/
Johnny Ching # Mess
Sharon
2801 27th St. North
SA
Nai Ghao
(6)(b)(6).1 (b)(6)
Arimston 22207
coroom
Phil campaign
chair
8:45
chen torella
30th 3142-1144
54497
March 16th Nicole-NGS
Finland
(003)
14th
1382
13830
Reassigning Anne B's
parking space trie
Cheese
Kelly
Johnny - names for
photos
Sign
WASTER
Warking
Kelly Crawford - Radio Address
66610
photographer
Radio Address
Sharon
preventions
PHOTOCOPY
PRESERVATION
Diana
10:30 Honda Accord Green MD AXJ 948
Ats
3/74 7:45 a.m /45
min.
SS Store. gray w/red
HRC Vineyard Friends
aqua
navy
Navy + w/raized white WH
Girls Mtg.
Talking Pts.
you
Res. Mtg
Maggie
Marge
April 8 8
spring Carda
Melanne
Nicole
3/23 1163-1165
Lisa
3/16 1328 1331
Neel
Karen
Johnny chung
(b)(6)
[003]
Patti
Alice
1:50 - clear
Capricia
-
TAX
This Set. 7 ARC wante to do
Youth Violence
this Sat. at Camp
Rahm/ Billy
MESS
fetrucine w/ chicken
fried catfish w/ hushpuppies
shepherds pie w/ chicken
grilled tuna w/pineapple umaigntte
tortelline altredo
-
Baked Halian Fish
Beef Stew
CAEETERIA
Chicken Cordon Bleu sand.
Fusilli w/swordfish
sicilian Rigatori
MESS
Chicken Cordon Bleu
Heather
bilth
parth
Peg
conference on Aging
Miami
62684
Brey Simon
would like to
46222
invite some
other
people for
Jean Huston
914-354-4832
Marjary
10,11, to April
ME
- ND Ackets
65116
X66527
Bill - plans for
61213
tonight
Finland
Mrs.
Embassy
William
Are they going to
B'day
have sunfeld + NCAAS on?
318 Crescent Hill Rd.
Havartown PA 19083
Before 5.00
JianFerg Sun
(b)(6)
703-556-9010
(003]
Johnny
Many Aldacushion
ShuchenChang
(b)(6)(6)
Friday 7:30
Miami 10:04
Belize 11:40 - 12:55
SSI
4- Sat.
59153
Ermette
Debi schiff
Daily News
Karen Ball
467-6670 70
662-3507
Kim Lafferty
and Stg Breast Cancer
spread to bone
intense, experimental chemo
waiting to be approved for
vigorous bone marroentreatment
7 children 2-21 --
Shanon McGowan
Belly currie
Nancy Visitors office
Gina
Evan
stationary
Panis trokets Baschle 3/80
1
Bill Press
LA 213-848-3700 (Brian)
Capital Hilton Rm. 440
1
1
Jim-Bitay
Marie Natoli
Lael- B'day
Miami
elsi
visa
tenn
G-Blday
-
Massie
1:15 11:00 oval Monday room Tues. Williams
2:15
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Enter
X
the
100.00
401-278-6839
3/2/19
proble Mil,
PHOTOCOPY
PRESERVATION
White 58375025 headert
Angela Davis phone/comput. Waller Kaye
note to Johnny chung Tom Druith
Col. Lutz - copies of photos
Liz,
En
xerox
computer class
HDRS
Madge e-mail
Auth
4/4
1
Stationary
Miami
2 tickets -
Apr 20 or 21 Alice
NO
Sat.
2 tickets
Phil Wu
KF
lexis- Karen Cuss
5 tickets for 30
or
McGee London - Simone 452-9298
March State
Press video cabinet - Ron
S. Mansfield
K Center
4/7-4
Sharone
Alice
1667-1747
3/29-41
stationary Miami - 156.75(500)
Janet Dunnington
Diane
410-841 -
Kiss of Spiderwoman
Marchats 3000
Spiritual life of Children
-Marchat
- Apt 411
Maggie's Mora's Fellsk
Memo- - NGS, Lexis/ windows -> Nicole
March Pain 1315-1378
I called
Anna Perez- -
Her assistant
said call when
you get Tenance a
65116
Rm. 4013 9:00
Eliz. / 617-283-1841
&
w/ Don Vernon Fowler Jordan
wherinve check
Verson
Bateson
Hoston
Red Saze
703-525-
1234
Hyatt Rosslyn
Andrew
500-158.75
MAW
cards
3:30-Kathy King
Ress
2 tickets Sat Karentinney NO
St.
(
15101 Interlachen Dr.
#615
20906
Fax
Phone
789-1179
Steph. W
Christine T.
Bills
Room
Dentist
glasses
drivers license
ou change
Crandma B'day
Lael Bland / Breadan B day
time Bray
Steve Neal
Prof. Natoli
Dad #
Katie I.
Adaobi
Kate Corney
1
Laura Branigan
Amanda Woodward
Mary Matalin
Laura Tyson
Madeline Munin
Ann Richards
Janue Pouckman
Madeline Albright
Leona Helmsley
Benazir Bhulto
Wendy Lee bramm
Brenda walsh
Elizabeth Dole
Arianna Huffington
Othella Harrington
Ivana Trump
Any Cafter
Brunch 4/9
O'Shaughnessy
Siciliano
Thoney
Eirich
Grandma
fim
Christme
Evan
Mome Dad
joe + Bunny
Rody + john
-
Steph + Phil
20
400
Sharont VIC Dym.
Azon Dawn B. Barrett
(b)(6)
if $20 not there
Robert D.E.
Oxendar
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it's
Bill Barrett
-
Nederland 799 561C
(b)(6)
Sorny dia
who cheeth
HET
Waldor tea changing was
PHOTOCOPY
PRESERVATION
161111
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ear
8
Tuesday
Kiss of Spder
worker
?
Paul Donovan today
Bill
224 2601
john Podesta 1-6 Tues.
Anna Perce
Mariume
310
Andrea
Evenpthing HRC does is
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Presidential I protected under Pres.
when we stamp "Federal Record
it's then subject to FOIA
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Bowling
Jodie, Maggie, Andrea
April 19 21
4 - Praf. Scheoter -
via Melanne
4/25
784-787 8:45
(Check)
4/8
Grill
The grill- Ritz Pentagon City :000 7
surprise
upgrade
Kaven Buss
7 ele
65603
Morrison House 703-838-8000 Al/Lisa
4 course
app
salad
Five
19.75 per person
13.75 per child
15
18
ao
360
Ritz 703 415 5000
11-2:30 $35
Ref. #
7711 - floral Metal
frame
Patti Robin Raphel
Pat Griffin
Marianne - threw up
9:00
April 8 200,000
where does $ so Johnny chung
photos- - Kelly Crawford
tour of WH- 11:30
jounny Cheng
Art Liang 11- 30-46
Maggie
cell + Skeppager
Lisa
Melanne
Kiss spider of
Wednesday
Hartke
703-734-2810
April 4
Barry Mitter
Martha Hartke
Barry Miller School
Baton Rouge, LA
30 Hh Graders
7 teachers
/ Mrs. Hartke
essuall
when
H mgA
whit with
Marge
beNus 2359 10th
5:30 - video
278 683 wins rind
of 62131
aliz difunds
PHOTOCOPY
PRESERVATION
Janet + Rick sweeting
Easter
Deven Calmost 2)
Egg Roll
Davon
816-426-2745
Muriel Boyd
4 formatly; us
hisband
8:30 :
child
Tues Sat. 4 trckets
Tues. In.
India Files
stephastra
Shatevisit state it
Janet + Rick Sweeting Meriel Boyd - Easter Egg Roll
tickets- 4/27+4/28 (4each)
Lynn
Cutler
816-426-2745
955-1842
Hartle 703 734 2810
JohnnyCheng
upgrade Karen GUSS 2121 /65603
glasses Ref # 791 thoral metal frame
kiss of spidenwoman
Wed?
requisitions soot stout
MAW cards - 500 - $158.75
years
Angela Davis - phone /sompater/headset
xerox
67983
Wad rulgs.
/
Tom Devill
Liz $ for books/Ardrea
Madge e-mail
pins- - Map
Karen BUSS- Leyis
checks to Betty
McGee London- - Simone 452-9298
Press video cabinet - Ron - hang pictures
K Center
clean 100
Janet Dunnington
Terry Sanway
stationary 158.75
Spiritual Life of Children
1/17 Magne
Memo NGS, lex3/windows -Nicole
photos
Travelles checks 31/2 phony AS
/ Nat's us benz
Betty
Anna Perez
- 14.50 cake
Slatkin
Roth WILL
(b)(6)
Garl
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
Rotal
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(b)(6)
Roth (b)(6) (b)(6)
(b)(6)
-
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
Bumy
215 8936551
(sistordery)
USTR Mr. Gorlin
John Emlina
205-2415
949.1005
PHOTOCOPY
PRESERVATION
Hyabal (Pat & letter. e Path
Magar
Nobody in
hasin
house
- Banj- -
Ann Mccay
June ,a -
sat hour
Laurandowt
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(b)(6)
133. 13.70 6.10 82
2
89 is
WH nent
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
glasses
dentist
Xatu J.
Steph
aolaobi
Lael B'day
Katy - Biday
Robyn
Gany-plants
R
Sig - outdoor
furniture
r
transcribing
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presence
half-days, 2-3 days
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Fried+
Baked Chicken
Baked Potato Bar
Bacon Cheseborger