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Audio Tapes

 Subject
Subject Source: Local sources

Found in 42 Collections and/or Records:

Jackie Jackson Papers

 Collection
Identifier: MS 0014
Scope and Contents This collection consists primarily of student letters and audio tapes and digital media relating to Jackson’s radio shows, as well as a small amount of correspondence, notes, manuscripts, and related material from Jackson’s time at Sangamon State University. Series I: Radio Show Documents, (1970-1992), primarily contains letters written by students for Jackson’s radio programs ‘The Author is You’ and ‘Reading, Writing, and Radio.’ Also included are yearly programs for ‘Reading,...
Dates: 1970-2019

K8/2/3. International Festival Records, 1979-2014

 Collection — Poster
Identifier: K-08-02/03
Scope and Contents The International Festival is an annual program that highlights the cultural diversity at Sangamon State University/University of Illinois at Springfield. Organized by the International Student Organization, the festival features exhibits, food, and entertainment provided by international students and featuring their home countries. Each yearly festival is centered on a theme that explores the unique differences between the featured countries. Examples of themes include wedding...
Dates: Created: 1979 - 2014; Other: Date acquired: 09/16/2008

K9/45. Black Awareness Week, Papers & Tapes (Spring), 1973

 Collection
Identifier: K-09-45
Scope and Contents Papers and tapes including schedules, programs, posters and other materials of Black Awareness Week (Spring 1973) which was held March 24-31, 1973. Sponsored by the Black Student Union, the week was subtitled, "A Journey Into the Black Culture." Speakers and groups included the Tony Zamora Combo, Alex Haley, Dick Gregory, and Aliza Thnadeka Ngono. Other group participants were: a panel discussion on affirmative action with Arnold Jones, Lowell Turley, John Flamer, William Jacobs and...
Dates: Other: Date acquired: 05/11/1973

LHC. Local History Collection

 Collection — Some Items
Identifier: LHC-##fje
Scope and Contents

The Local History Collection (LHC) consists of small groups of papers and items relating to local history and the Central Illinois Region. Each item or group is assigned an LHC number based on accession and cataloged by title, name, and subject. A full listing of the items in this collection is available in the box list under LOCAL HISTORY COLLECTION.

Dates: Other: Date acquired: 04/14/1978

MC40. Women's International League for Peace & Freedom, Springfield Branch, Records, 1954-1989

 Collection
Identifier: MC-40
Scope and Contents Founded by Jane Addams in 1915, the WILPF is dedicated to working by non-violent means for international peace and freedom. The Springfield chapter was founded in 1947 by Francis Blane Hurie. Members have comprised black and white Springfield women, including Mary and Emma Kreider, Docia Ashurst, Martha Tranquilli, Isabel Patrick, Agnes Howarth, Alice Kaige and Mary Johnston. Minutes, constitutions, by-laws, correspondence, newsletters, bulletins, committee records, membership...
Dates: Created: 1954 - 1989

MC61. Springfield Mobilization for Peace & Freedom, Records, 1982-1984

 Collection
Identifier: MC-61
Scope and Contents Founded in 1982 as the Springfield Peace Coalition by Ed Haber, Phil Salisbury, Alice Kaige, Jarl Tremail, Tom Kinzie, and John Williams. Aligned with the Illinois Nuclear Weapons FREEZE, its purpose was to educate the public about the threat of nuclear war and to secure public support for actions which would reduce the chance of nuclear confrontation between the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R. In 1985, the Coalition affiliated with the national Mobilization for Survival and changed its name to...
Dates: Created: 1982 - 1984; Other: Date acquired: 00/00/1986

MC70. Illinois Department of Corrections, Juvenile Division Records, 1934-1976

 Collection
Identifier: MC-70
Scope and Contents When the Illinois Department of Corrections was created in 1970, its Juvenile Division assumed the duties of the Illinois Youth Commission: the annual Governor's Conference on Youth, publications on substance abuse, child abuse and delinquency prevention, the Illinois Junior Sports Jamboree, surveying the detention of juveniles in county jails, and the Chicago Area Project. Series I: includes planning records, programs, meeting minutes, correspondence, memos, clippings, press...
Dates: Created: 1934 - 1976; Other: Date acquired: 00/00/1976

MC86. Michael Townsend, Micro-Radio Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MC-86
Scope and Contents Records, collected literature, and audio and videotapes concerning the unlicensed, low-power radio station of Mbanna Kantako of Springfield, Illinois, and the micro-radio movement in general. The efforts of the FCC to shut down Kantako's radio station attracted international press attention. This material was largely collected or created by Michael Townsend, an associate professor of Child, Family and Community Services at UIS. Its primary focus is Mbanna Kantako (originally...
Dates: Created: 1989 - 2002; Other: Date acquired: 10/26/1998

MC94. William Howarth Papers, 1963-1987

 Collection
Identifier: MC-94
Scope and Contents William Howarth is Professor Emeritus at Princeton University. He earned a B.A. at the University of Illinois and an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Virginia. This collection contains research, notes, correspondence, newspaper clippings, articles, and drafts pertaining to travel writings he composed for the National Geographic Society from 1981-1987.Series I (Folders 1-22) St. Lawrence River Research: Research pertaining to Howarth's article, "The St. Lawrence" that...
Dates: Created: 1963 - 1987; Other: Date acquired: 07/07/2008

P/Lennon. Michael Lennon, Personal Papers & Tapes, 1973-1991

 Collection
Identifier: P-Lennon
Scope and Contents J. Michael Lennon, Professor of Literature and Director of the Office of Public Affairs Communication, papers (1973-91) consists of:Series I: Production tapes for the PBS television documentary "James Jones: Reveille to Taps" (1983-84), including 104 video tapes. 8 reel-to-reel audio tapes, and one audiocassette. The documentary details the life and work of novelist James Jones: his childhood in Illinois, his stay at the Handy Colony, his relationship with Lowney Handy, and his...
Dates: Created: 1973 - 1991