A Tribute to Toni Morrison on Her 70th Birthday

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A Tribute to Toni Morrison on Her 70th Birthday

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February 18, 2001

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Toni Morrison

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This document is an invitation or program for a tribute event celebrating Toni Morrison's 70th birthday. It features the title "A Tribute to Toni Morrison, Nobel Laureate, on the Occasion of her 70th Birthday" on the front page. The interior pages outline the event's schedule, including specific times for cocktails, dinner, and dancing, and wish her "Happy Birthday". A handwritten note "Repes" appears at the top left of the first page.

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