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Carleton University fonds [sound recording, moving images, graphic material]

Hierarchical level:

Fonds

Date:

1968-1993.

Reference:

R9336-0-6-E

Type of material:

Sound recordings, Moving images, Art

Found in:

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

192344

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Carleton University fonds
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Fonds includes:

1 lower level description(s)
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Date(s):

1968-1993.

Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

ca. 421 audio cassettes (ca. 350 h).
2 audio reels (4 h, 4 min).
6 film reels (ca. 55 min).
6 magnetic tracks (ca. 55 min).
7 videocassettes (ca, 12 h).
3 prints poster, offset lithographs.

Language of material:

English

Added language of material:

English, French

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Fonds consists of sound recordings including interviews with Ugandan Asians about their expulsion from Uganda in 1972, and their immigration to Canada, interviewed by Carleton University School of Journalism students, 1974. Also included are interviews conducted for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Oral History Project and the Dunton Memorial Project, 1980-1989. Interviewers include Ross Eaman and students with the CBC Oral History Project. Interviewees include CBC employees and former employees; CBC reporters Patrick Brown, Hal Jones, Jean-François Lepine, Peter Mansbridge, Ann Medina, and Joe Schlesinger, CBC administrators Doug Ward and Neil Morrison, and various others connected with journalism in Canada, including Wilfred Kesterton, Carleton University School of Journalism professor. Also interviewed are Charles Gunning, Don J. Macdonald, and V. Frank Segee, editors with the CBC News Service, and Barry MacDonald, a former CBC announcer and corporate official in Ottawa. In addition, sound recordings include a French language interview of Claude Sylvestre by Jean-Paul Moreau, with recorded excerpts of Marcel Ouimet, 1981.

Also included in fonds are moving images documenting off-air recordings of newscasts from 20 May 1977 including Le Telejournal, The national, Les Nouvelles TVA, the CTV national news, and commercials; documentary productions created by third and fourth-year journalism students at the Carleton University School of Journalism, 1985-1986; lectures by scientists who participated in the seven-part weekly forum entitled Global change: the challenge of the 1990s, presented by Carleton University's Faculty of Science, 1988; and four newscasts in a special presentation of the Soviet program Vremya, with English translation by Carleton University. The programs show highlights of the visit of Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev to Canada and the United States, 1990.

Fonds also includes graphic images arranged in a separate series entitled Carleton University and University of Ottawa Poster Collection.

Provenance:

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Carleton University

Biography/Administrative history:

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Carleton University : Carleton University was established as a college in 1942 by the Ottawa Association for the Advancement of Learning. Until 1945 courses were taught in the evenings only in rented classrooms. In 1946 the college moved to its first permanent building, the former Ottawa Teacher's College. Carleton University is a non-sectarian, co-educational institution of higher learning in Ottawa, the seat of Carleton County from which it took its name. In addition to day and evening courses during the autumn and winter, the university has a day and evening summer-school program. There are faculties of arts (both humanities and social science), science, engineering, and a faculty of graduate studies. Bachelor's degrees are awarded in arts, science, engineering, journalism and social work. Studies leading to doctor of philosophy (Ph.D) degrees are offered in a number of fields. Special programs include the School of Administration, with courses leading to both M.A. and B.A. degrees, graduate diplomas public administration, graduate diplomas in public administration and certificates in public service studies; the Institute of Canadian Studies, also offering M.A. and B.A. degrees, and the Institute of Soviet and East European Studies. Recent additions to the programs offered include the Lester B. Pearson Chair for International Affairs, instituted in 1975, a joint program with the University of Ottawa School in Public Policy and Management, and the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs. Non-credit extension courses are also offerred, and public lectures and concerts are held throughout the year. Encyclopedia Canadiana, 1977 Pg. 247; Canadian Encyclopedia, 2nd Ed., Vol. 1, Pg. 364).

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Sound recording: (Electronic) Refer to MINISIS for item-level descriptions.

Sound recording: (Paper) Refer to AV Collection File for additional information.

Moving images: (Electronic) Refer to MINISIS for item-level descriptions.

Moving images: (Paper) Refer to AV Collection File for additional information.

Graphic material: (Electronic) Refer to MINISIS for item-level descriptions.

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General note:

Material was acquired between 1968 and 1993.
See newspaper article regarding Gorbachev's visit to Canada and the United States, May-June 1990, entitled Gorbachev visit seen from both sides, by Tony Atherton, The Ottawa Citizen, May 29, 1990, D9.

Source:

Private

Related control no.:

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(1973-05-27)
(1981-12-14)
(1982-03-11)
(1982-12-03)
(1984-03-30)
(1985-05-17)
(1987-09-03)
(1989-07-31)
(1990-05-29)
1053 (1989-01-20)
118-060025-8
118-060154-8
1581 (1990-04-09)
1974-0059 MISA
1982-0015 MISA
1982-0055 MISA
1982-0285 MISA
1984-0138 MISA
1985-0225 MISA
1986-0237 MISA
1987-0475 MISA
1989-0108 MISA
1989-0416 MISA
1990-0231 MISA
1990-0363 MISA
68 (1986-03-25)
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Sound recordings

[Consultation96 Restrictions vary]

Moving images (film)

[Consultation90 Open]

Moving images (video)

[Consultation90 Open]

Graphic (art)

[Consultation90 Open]
Graphic material: Documents must be consulted under close supervision for conservation reasons.

Terms of use:

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Sound recording: Copyright varies. See individual items. Reproduction with written permission of copyright owner and donor.
Moving images: No restrictions on use. Reproduction with written permission of copyright owner and donor.
Graphic material: No restrictions on use. Copyright varies. See individual items. Credit: National Archives of Canada.

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