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- Collection: William H. Gass: The Soul Inside the Sentence
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National Book Critics Circle Award for Habitations of the Word, 1985
National Book Critics Circle Award for Habitations of the Word, 1985.
U.S. Navy Officer Service Record
U.S. Navy Officer Service Record
The Students of Purdue University Best Teacher in the School of Humanities award, May 1968
The Students of Purdue University Best Teacher in the School of Humanities award, May 1968
Sigma Delta Chi Professional Journalistic Society Best Teacher Award, 1967-1968
Sigma Delta Chi Professional Journalistic Society Best Teacher Award, 1967-1968.
St. Louis Walk of Fame award, May 17, 1998
St. Louis Walk of Fame award, May 17, 1998.
Warren G. Harding Senior High School yearbook, The Echoes, showingWilliam H. Gass as editor of The Cauldron, 1942
Warren G. Harding Senior High School yearbook, The Echoes, showing William H. Gass as editor of The Cauldron, 1942.
Map drawn by Gass depicting places traveled with U.S. Navy during World War II
Map drawn by Gass depicting places traveled with U.S. Navy during World War II
"Worlds Within Words," an Exhibition from the Special Collections of Washington University, 1995
"Worlds Within Words," an Exhibition from the Special Collections of Washington University, 1995.
"Editor Bill Gass Waxes Baconian With an Essay...On Reading"
"Editor Bill Gass Waxes Baconian With an Essay...On Reading," essay by William H. Gass for his high school newspaper, The Cauldron, circa 1942.
"Not a Very Good Limerick" by Claro
"Not a Very Good Limerick" by Claro--the French translator of The Tunnel. Claro sent this limerick to Gass.