Alumni Association Motion Picture Filmsand Videotapes 1942-1998 1952-1969

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Alumni Association Motion Picture Filmsand Videotapes 1942-1998 1952-1969

The Alumni Association Motion PictureFilms and Videotapes consist of moving image materials created orassembled by the Oregon State University Alumni Association. They includepromotional films; recordings of special events, such as commencement andOSU centennial activities; films of football games; footage honoringOregon State alumni; and videotapes of alumni awardpresentations.

4 cubic feet, including 25motion picture film reels and 8 videotapes; 2 boxes and 9 film cans

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SNAC Resource ID: 6365152

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