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      • Valerie Mitchell Profile: Valerie Mitchell is an singer / actress, known for Secrets of a Windmill Girl (1966), Mike and Bernie's Show (1966) and Thank Your Lucky Stars (1965/6).
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  1. Valerie Mitchell: Sandra’s work is cool, minimal, deep and reflective, exceptionally crafted, very defined, and emotionally intriguing. Her work is conceptually exquisite and brilliantly executed. It shows a purity of form and secret, special places.

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  2. Jan 11, 2023 · Valerie Mitchell's 1966 single "Never Let It be Said".

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  3. Valerie Mitchell is a jewelry artist whose work is influenced by that of organic forms, natural objects, and natural forces. Mitchell attended the Rhode Island School of Design where she received her M.F.A. with an emphasis in lightweight metals and jewelry.

  4. The girl from Co. Durham, who’d travelled south to sample the bright lights of London and found instant success singing and dancing in the capital’s top night-spots, was in 1973 sent down for seven years on a charge of controlling prostitutes.

  5. Valerie Mitchell is an singer / actress, known for Secrets of a Windmill Girl (1966), Mike and Bernie's Show (1966) and Thank Your Lucky Stars (1965/6). Born in Seaham, County Durham, England. Her sister was known under the artists name Janie Jones.

  6. Dec 15, 2023 · LMH and WildCRU (the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, part of the Department of Biology at the University of Oxford) currently support three Valerie Mitchell LMH/WildCRU Graduate Scholars, all of whom are pursuing DPhils in different aspects of wildlife conservation.

  7. Dec 6, 2021 · Named in honour of the donor, an alumna of LMH, the awardees will be known as Valerie Mitchell LMH/WildCRU Graduate Scholars, and will hold their studentships at the University of Oxford’s Wildlife Conservation Research Unit in the Department of Zoology, and Lady Margaret Hall.