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Goldstaub family. Goldstaub family papers, 1951-2008.

Title: Goldstaub family papers, 1951-2008.

The Goldstaub family papers document Sylvia and Bernie Goldstaub and their sons Paul and Mark. They include family photographs, correspondence, and 12 reels of 8mm home movies, as well as extensive documentation of the whole family's experience with Mark Goldstaub's illnesses and death from AIDS-related complications. Sylvia's tireless advocacy and AIDS education work is reflected in videotaped interviews and lectures; the red ribbon-studded outfit she wore on her publicity tour for the book UNCONDITIONAL LOVE: MOM! DAD! LOVE ME PLEASE!, and letters of support from people and organizations in response to her book. Also included are correspondence and condolences to the family; audiotapes of interviews with Sylvia and Bernie Goldstaub; a folder of material on PFLAG; press releases; biographical information for the family; ephemera collected by Sylvia Goldstaub relating to AIDS activism; and a file on AIDS Watch '93, a lobbying effort. In addition, there are an audiotape, the score, and program notes for "Venetian Echoes" composed by Paul Goldstaub in memory of Mark, and Paul's 1998 CD "I am Prospero" that includes "Venetian Echoes." Includes personal material of Mark Goldstaub: birth and death certificates; childhood scrapbooks and an autobiographical essay; a 1981-1983 photo album; a crew jacket for Shirley MacLaine's 1984 Broadway show, for which Mark was publicist; posters and other material relating to his work and experience with AIDS; a program for his memorial service; and correspondence of the family of Mark's partner, Edmund Wojcik.

ArchivalResource: 5.0 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63534972 View

New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Dept. of Rural Sociology. Rural Sociology 109 papers, 1998.

Title: Rural Sociology 109 papers, 1998.

Student papers, compiled by students in Rachel Safman's Rural Sociology 109 course, relating experiences of selected families/individuals/organizations to broader social issues or themes relating to HIV/AIDS using materials in the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library. Compilers from the Fall 1998 class include: David M. Brooks, Justin Dunleavy, Gregory Glickman, Vanessa Gonzalez-Vinas, Harry Huang, Mi Hwa Kim, Jeanne Lippincott, Jennifer Longacker, Andrew Luria, Karla Montenegro, Olivia Padilla, Adam Romero, Emily Sheckels, Kathryn Walsh, Lori Wohlschlegel, and Kari Zarzecki. Compilers from the Spring 1999 class include: Seth Burnell, Karin P. Chang, Maryam Guiahi, Menaka Jeyapalan, Andrea Madison, Jessica Mallozzi, Anjali Pagay, Linsay Patross, Meghan Wagner, and Victor Yang.

ArchivalResource: .2 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63891471 View