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Eyes that went away.
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Dr. Ken Ledbetter was a professor of English at the University of Waterloo and a writer. He joined the English department in 1966 and served as deputy dean of arts from 1968-1969, associate dean (special programs) from 1975-1981, and acting director of the correspondence program from 1980-1981. He received a Distinguised Teacher Award in 1983. He also founded several programs in the Faculty of Arts, including the English language proficiency program. Ledbetter was also a writer of short stories and novels, and his biggest success was Too Many Blackbirds (1984).
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File consists of one ts. film script (101 p.) by Gary and Ken Ledbetter, based on stories by Ken Ledbetter. Script is first draft and dated December, 1989. Cover page signed by authors.
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Gary is Ken's son.