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110 2  Tulane University 
368    Universities and colleges|aPrivate universities and 
       colleges|2lcsh 
370    |cUnited States|eNew Orleans (La.)|2naf 
371    6823 St. Charles Avenue|bNew Orleans|cLA|dUnited States
       |e70118|mhttp://tulane.edu/ 
372    Education, Higher|aResearch|2lcsh 
377    eng 
410 1  New Orleans (La.).|bTulane University 
410 2  |wnna|aTulane University of Louisiana 
410 2  Université de Tulane 
410 2  Universidad de Tulane 
510 2  |wr|iPredecessor:|aUniversity of Louisiana 
667    Substitute 
670    MWA/NAIP files|b(began as University of Louisiana; 1884 
       name changed to Tulane University) 
670    La promotion des naissances désirables au Bas-Zaïre, 
       between 1985 and 1994:|bt.p. verso (Université du Tulane, 
       New Orleans, Louisiana) 
670    Valle P., P. Ordenanza del señor Cuauhtémoc, 2000:|bp. 41 
       (Universidad de Tulane) 
670    Tulane University website, 8 July 2014:|bmain page (Tulane
       University; 6823 St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans, LA 
       70118) About Tulane (independent research university; 
       accredited to award associate, baccalaureate, masters, 
       doctorate, and professional degrees) History (traces its 
       origins to the Medical College of Louisiana, the Deep 
       South's second-oldest medical school, which was founded in
       1834; by 1847, the Medical College was part of the newly 
       established public institution, the University of 
       Louisiana; Tulane emerged as a private university in 1884 
       when the public University of Louisiana was reorganized 
       and named in honor of benefactor Paul Tulane, a wealthy 
       merchant who donated more than $1 million in land, cash, 
       and securities; nonsectarian; in 1886, the H. Sophie 
       Newcomb Memorial College was established for women as part
       of the university; Newcomb-Tulane College today enrolls 
       all undergraduates at the university; Tulane moved to its 
       present campus on St. Charles Avenue in 1894; the Tulane 
       University Health Sciences Center in downtown New Orleans 
       includes the School of Medicine and School of Public 
       Health and Tropical Medicine, while the Tulane National 
       Primate Research Center is in Covington, La.)|uhttp://
       tulane.edu/