Sound and visual recordings, 1960-continuing : Media Development Center.

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Sound and visual recordings, 1960-continuing : Media Development Center.

Master reel-to-reel and user cassette copies of sound and visual recordings of commencements, Forum speakers, Last Lecture series, seminars, conferences, guest speakers, symposiums, and musical performances.

21.0 c.f. (455 audio tapes and 58 audio cassettes)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6820762

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