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Kwa, Lydia

Oral Anthology Reading in Calgary on May 5, 1991
Mark Nakada and Lydia Kwa visiting Roy Miki's English 102 Lecture at SFU on November 23, 1994
Discussion Panel with Marie Annharte Baker, Lydia Kwa, and Ashok Mathur at Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre on March 25, 1995 Tape 1 of 2
Discussion Panel with Marie Annharte Baker, Lydia Kwa, and Ashok Mathur at Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre on March 25, 1995 Tape 2 of 2
Reading Panel with Marie Annharte Baker, Lydia Kwa, and Ashok Mathur at Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre on March 25, 1995
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