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This collection consists of Laurence Lafore's manuscripts, memoir, correspondence, and records of his academic career (including travel). The correspondence series includes both personal and professional contacts. The papers are housed in 66 boxes  boxes 60-66 should be regarded as almost entirely unprocessed.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collection consists of Laurence Lafore's manuscripts, memoir, correspondence, and records of his academic career (including travel). The correspondence series includes both personal and professional contacts. The papers are housed in 66 boxes  boxes 60-66 should be regarded as almost entirely unprocessed.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collection consists of Laurence Lafore's manuscripts, memoir, correspondence, and records of his academic career (including travel). The correspondence series includes both personal and professional contacts. The papers are housed in 66 boxes  boxes 60-66 should be regarded as almost entirely unprocessed.

Scope and Contents Includes "Background Information on Westinghouse Learning Corporation": 1968_07_circa_The World of Engineering in 1968: The sale of Measurement Research Center (MRC) to Westinghouse Learning Corporation (WLC) was announced by Dr. E. F. Lindquist, MRC President, and Verne S. Atwater, WLC President, on June 27, 1968, at a press conference in the Iowa Memorial Union, Iowa City, Iowa. Shortly, thereafter, several of us were invited to WLC's corporate headquarters at 100 Park Avenue in New York City, NY to give individual presentations on our respective areas of responsibility at MRC. As Engineering Product Manager, it was my job to tell the "Engineering Story." The transcribed version of my original manuscript titled, "The World of MRC Engineering in 1968" is included as an MS Word file in this U of I Accession Set in a folder on the Media Disc named: 1968_JVM Engineering Status report for WLC NYC. The Word file is named: 1968_MRC Engineering Status Report for WLC_JVM Author.doc, and...

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Stephen Meier and Michael Solursh

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The Department of Dance Video Collection consists of audio-visual recordings of performances hosted or in some way coordinated by the University of Iowa Department of Dance. The collection is arranged alphabetically by name of recurring programs, such as Dance Gala and undergraduate concerts, and by name of specific events, such as the 1999 Tribute to Alicia Brown. All items described in the box list below are in DVD format. Recordings of performances dated from prior to about 1995 are re-formatted versions of earlier formats, such as VHS analog tape or Umatic tape.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The Department of Dance Video Collection consists of audio-visual recordings of performances hosted or in some way coordinated by the University of Iowa Department of Dance. The collection is arranged alphabetically by name of recurring programs, such as Dance Gala and undergraduate concerts, and by name of specific events, such as the 1999 Tribute to Alicia Brown. All items described in the box list below are in DVD format. Recordings of performances dated from prior to about 1995 are re-formatted versions of earlier formats, such as VHS analog tape or Umatic tape.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The Department of Dance Video Collection consists of audio-visual recordings of performances hosted or in some way coordinated by the University of Iowa Department of Dance. The collection is arranged alphabetically by name of recurring programs, such as Dance Gala and undergraduate concerts, and by name of specific events, such as the 1999 Tribute to Alicia Brown. All items described in the box list below are in DVD format. Recordings of performances dated from prior to about 1995 are re-formatted versions of earlier formats, such as VHS analog tape or Umatic tape.