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item1997I0006-09-0300
Two different documentaries: 1) 20 to Life (27 min. 25): The Price of Higher Learning, Behind the Scenes with the Becket Players, Owning the Media, Alternative Art in Montreal, Discovering Val David. 2) Concordia Today 1997 (29 min.): a documentary by Journali…
itemI0006-09-0095
item[197-?]I0006-09-0012
Magnetic track from a documentary about literacy programs in Bombay, India.
itemNovember 12, 1977I0006-09-0321
itemI0006-09-0326
itemJanuary 28, 1967I0006-11-0128
An instructional media presentation for Engineering week.
itemMarch 1973I0006-11-0010
Soundtrack from a production dealing with the subject of alienation in a technological age.
itemMarch 6, 1973I0006-11-0011
Anaïs Nin speaks about her views on the role of women. Recorded in Henry F. Hall Building, room H-110.
itemJanuary 4, 1973I0006-11-0075
Part of the Series: Art and Social Responsibility. A round table discussion about this subject at Sir George Williams University. Art Critic Harold Rosenberg is one of the panelists.
itemI0006-11-0014
B. P. Nicol and Lionel Kearns read selections from each of their works.
itemOctober 24, 1995I0006-09-0291
itemApril 1976I0006-09-0349
item1970I0006-09-0006Loyola College. Department of Communication Arts
Documentary about Herbert de la Cueva, elderly resident of Hingston Hall, Loyola College and participant of Loyola Parish. No sound.
item1970I0006-11-0296Loyola College. Department of Communication Arts
Documentary about Herbert de la Cueva, elderly resident of Hingston Hall, Loyola College and a Participant of Loyola Parish.
itemI0006-09-0351
itemOctober 1988I0006-11-0268
item[October 21, 1973]I0006-09-0056
Buckminster Fuller, architect, scholar and intellectual speaking to Sir George students and faculty members on his concept of the "Continuous Man". The lecture took place at the H-110 auditorium.
itemFebruary 26, 1969I0006-11-0102
itemAugust 15, 1983I0006-09-0276
itemI0006-09-0381