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Alan Taplow
January 9, 2020
Not Forgotten. . .
Anne McAdam
May 22, 2016
So very sorry to hear of James' passing. I took a writing class that he taught at UCLA, and learned a lot. He was a good teacher.
Claudia Thompson
May 9, 2016
I am very sorry to read about Mr. Bellah's passing. I am an archivist at the University of Wyoming. Mr. Bellah placed some of his manuscripts with us. I would like to get in touch with his family about them. Claudia Thompson, Processing Manager, [email protected]
Jim at an earlier time.
Alan Taplow
January 16, 2016
Jim was my roommate at The Hill School and we were on the same dorm hall at Johns Hopkins. Wild times . . .
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