Libraries Moving Images 1960-2009 1960-1994

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Libraries Moving Images 1960-2009 1960-1994

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The Libraries Moving Images consist ofmotion picture films, videotapes, and a DVD that were produced to providelibrary orientation for students and faculty and to promote the librariesprograms to potential donors.

0.6 cubic foot, including 7films, 8 videotapes; and 1 DVD; 2boxes

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Oregon State University Libraries University Archives

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