Stanford University, Stanford Associates, Peter Bing project videorecordings 1993-1994

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Stanford University, Stanford Associates, Peter Bing project videorecordings 1993-1994

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Source tapes and the edited version of a project honoring Peter Bing, recipient of the Stanford Associates' Degree of Uncommon Man Award in 1994. Includes interviews with Frank Brennan, Richard Lyman, John Freidenrich, Donald Kennedy, Linda Meier, Shauna Jackson, Tara VanDerveer, Sonja Henning, and Morris Doyle. The interview with VanDerveer includes footage of the Stanford women's basketball team practicing.

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Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 6652967

Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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Brennan, Frank

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Kennedy, Donald, 1931-...

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Henning, Sonja.

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Stanford University. Stanford Associates.

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Biographical/Historical Sketch The Stanford Associates is an honorary organization of 1500 Stanford alumni who have demonstrated significant and long-standing volunteer service to the University. Founded in 1934, Stanford Associates was originally responsible for volunteer fundraising for the University. Now a part of the Alumni Association, Stanford Associates has broadened its scope to honor exceptional alumni volunteer service from all are...

Lyman, Richard W.

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Biographical/Historical Sketch Stanford University President Emeritus Richard W. Lyman founded the Institute for International Studies in 1988 and was its director until August 1991. The Institute brings experts from a variety of disciplines within the university together with long- and short-term visitors from other academic, government, and corporate institutions to study contemporary policy issues. Research is focused primarily on internat...

Doyle, Morris.

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Freidenrich, John.

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