KTRU began in February 1967 as a two-watt station, KHCR, broadcast by students from Hanzsen College in the Hanzsen basement. In 1968 the station relocated to the basement of the Rice Memorial Center and broadcast throughout campus on 580 AM as KOWL. During the process of licensing and transitioning to FM, students discovered that the call letters KOWL were already in use by a station in California and in 1969 the station was renamed KTRU, for The Rice University. In 1970 the FM committee was established as a guiding entity of the licensing process and an application was submitted to the FCC. When the license request was granted in 1971, KTRU's power upgraded to 10 watts and the station began broadcasting at 91.7 FM from the top of Sid Richardson College, reaching approximately an 8 mile radius of campus. At this stage, KTRU, frequently referred to as "the radio", identified itself primarily as a source of diverse and underexposed music while incorporating campus news and events of interests to emphasize the educational purposes of the service. The staff was entirely volunteer, comprised mainly of electrical engineering majors due to the technical complexities of the equipment. KTRU evolved from 250 watts in 1974 to 650 watts in 1980, followed by an unexpected leap to 50,000 watts in 1991. This major shift emerged from the ambitions of neighboring station KRTS 92.1 whose request to expand to 50,000 was denied by the FCC due to the complete overpowering of KTRU's broadcast that would result. KRTS reached an agreement with Rice administrators to pay for the installation and maintenance of the new transmitter, located off campus in Humble, a northwest suburb of Houston. One consequence of the move was the interference of the Texas Medical Center with the broadcast signal, causing poor reception on campus and a decrease in the student audience. In 1997 a committee was formed to redirect KTRU in terms of a "university asset". The tensions between KTRU staff and the university administration manifested in November 2000 when two DJ's protested an arrangement made to broadcast more athletic events by playing punk rock songs over the last half of a Rice women's basketball game. The station was abruptly shut down by administrators for nine days until reopened after a series of protests condemning the university's action and negotiations with the station.
KTRU's content progressed from art rock in the 1970s to alternative, experimental, and underground rock in the 1980s, mirroring the national musical movement of the time. This decade also brought forth the addition of specialty shows, which balanced the alternative bent with segments of jazz, blues, folk, classical, independent and world music. Most recently KTRU boasts a similar eclectic mix of tunes directed away from the mainstream and towards open-minded tastes. Additionally, KTRU broadcasts Rice athletic events, interviews, public lectures of Rice affiliates, concerts from the Shepherd School of Music, and news and events relating to the campus and beyond.
Up until 2010, KTRU broadcasted twenty-four hours a day from a 50,000 watt antenna and streamed online from the Ley Student Center at Rice University. As of April 28, 2011, KTRU no longer broadcasted on the 91.7 frequency, which had been sold to the University of Houston. It only streamed music online until KPFT allowed KTRU to broadcast on its HD2 channel.
For more information, visit KTRU on-line at http://74.53.234.138/.
Audio recordings and administrative files reflecting the daily business of the KTRU Radio station at Rice University. Recordings include newscasts, interviews with rock, jazz and classical musicians, Rice Presidents' State of the University speeches and recorded live music. Administrative records include radio directors' meeting minutes, "Gripes and Groans" books from the DJ booth, programming notes, election forms, DJ handbook, licensing information, and correspondence.
This material is open for research.
Boxes 1-27 stored off-site at the Library Service Center. Please request this material via woodson@rice.edu or call 713-348-2586. Box 28 stored off-site at Iron Mountain and requires 48-hour notice for retrieval. Please contact the Woodson Research Center at 713-348-2586 or woodson@rice.edu for more information.
Rice University KTRU Radio records, 1962-2012, UA 011, Woodson Research Center, Fondren Library, Rice University.
This collection was transferred to the Woodson Research Center in 1988 by David Stivers and Tony Rossini.
More material may be added to this collection.
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Sub-Series: 1968/1969 |
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Masterson Mass Student Meeting 1969-02
Masterson Mass Student Meeting
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Contents include: A student meeting taking place within the Physics Amphitheater. Students who participated on the Advisory Committee to select the next president of Rice University talk about what they were told by administration, what they saw during the meetings, and what the administration did. This student meeting took place soon after the announcement of Dr. William Masterson as the new university president. Speakers: Bari Kaplan, Barry Kaplan, Warren Skaaren |
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William Masterson addressing students 1969-02-00
William Masterson addressing students
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Contents include: (00:01) Dr. William Masterson addressing students and faculty via a bullhorn during the Masterson Crisis. He also takes questions and statements from the crowd; (12:12) KOWL DJ interviews Dr. Clark Read about the crisis and the public media; (16:17) A phone conversation about meeting with the media. Speakers: William Masterson, Jean Claude De Braemaker, Clark Read, Warren Skaaren |
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Masterson Crisis phone interviews 1969-02-00
Masterson Crisis phone interviews, part 1
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Contents include: KOWL DJ interviews various people about their opinions regarding the Board of Trustees selecting Dr. William Masterson as University President. Speakers: Paul Pfeiffer, Warren Skaaren, Lon Del Rio, John Worrell |
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Masterson Crisis phone interviews 1969-02-00
Masterson Crisis phone interviews, part 2
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Contents include: KOWL DJ interviews Dr. Wilfred S. Dowden on the American Association of University Professors reaction to the Masterson Crisis, as well as his views on the crisis. Speakers: Wilfred S. Dowden |
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Masterson Crisis interview 1969-02-00
Masterson Crisis interview
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Contents include: Bill Thomas and John Sorti interview Dr. Donald Clayton, Dr. Clark Read, Dr. David Nissen, Dr. Lee Rudee, and Christopher "Turque" Tomlinson about the Masterson Crisis. Because of the age of the reel, the recording has a few technical problems. The recording ends abruptly. Speakers: Bill Thomas, John Sorti, Donald Clayton, Clark Read, David Nissen, Lee Rudee, Christopher "Turque" Tomlinson |
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Reports and meetings on the Charles Freeman case 1969-04-12
Reports and meetings on the Charles Freeman case
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Contents include: (00:01) Student Association and faculty meeting pertaining to the case of Charles Freeman, the first African American student at Rice University; (08:33) News report on Charles Freeman case; (12:05) Student Senate statement on meeting; (13:35) Official press release from the Student Association read by Jeff Cox about Frank Vandiver's decision to not readmit Charles Freeman. Since more than one track was recorded at the same time, this audio has been altered and extraneous audio has been deleted. Speakers: Stewart West, Lon del Rio, Bennet Falk, Mike McKinley, Jim Gregory, Jeff Cox, John Sorte |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
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News Master A 1969-09 - 1969-10
KTRU 1969-1970 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:00) The Incredible String Band review; (1:08) Charles Freeman clarifications on his status as the first African-American student at Rice; (03:40) Baker College's Grungy Panties movie review; (05:52) Interviews for Student Association committees; (07:03) Rice Owls football game vs VMI; (08:54) Jim Morrison exclamation from The Soft Parade album; (09:17) Section of "The Last Trip to Tulsa" by Neil Young; (11:04) Hello Hamlet review; (11:56) Hello Hamlet; (12:50) Possible university and college drug policies; (14:54) Baker College meeting on possible university drug policy; (16:03) Rice Owls football starting line-up; (16:47) Section from a parody of "Banana Boat Song" (17:08) Water balloon war; (18:07) Astro militia protest commentary; (19:02) Astro militia march comment; (20:18) Rice Owls football vs. LSU after party preview; (21:07) Coach Bo Hagan on Rice Owls football; (23:18) Water wars between the colleges; (24:39) Rice Owls football vs. LSU; (27:31) Campanile 1969 yearbook announcement; (28:18) Problem over nudity between publishers and editors of the Campanile; (29:37) Campanile editor Gary Grether on TV show "News on Campus"; (30:21) Medal of Honor protest; (31:38) Vietnam War Moratorium Day; (32:51) Events on Vietnam War Moratorium Day; (35:59) Art exhibit "Reflections on War"; (36:46) Vigil for Rice war dead at Will Rice statue. Speakers: Mark Fowler, Bill Thomas, John Doerr, Bill Cavnar, Pat Baum, Carl Bear, Bo Hagan, Dick Fuqua, Austin Bay, Mark Sivers, Bill Haymes, Allen Matusow |
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News Master B 1969-10 - 1969-11
KTRU 1969-1970 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:29) Vigil for Rice war dead at William M. Rice statue; (02:42) Rededication to peace; (03:39) Dr. Allen Matusow seminar: (04:44) Rice University moratorium news; (06:08) Art exhibit "Reflections on War"; (6:40) Vigil for Rice war dead at William M. Rice statue; (07:09) Physical changes to Rice during moratorium day; (07:50) Moratorium days at colleges in Texas; (08:23) End of Dr. Allen Matusow seminar; (09:45) Speaking on the national moratorium; (12:36) KTRU News promo; (13:36) Rice Owls Footbal preview before SMU game; (14:43) Roger Priest and charges against him; (15:48) Jerry Jeff Walker, Guy Clark, and John Carrick perform at RMC; (17:23) Contesting of the Freshman election by the SA; (19:23) Comments on SA Election, (20:45) Dan Rather's visit; (22:08) Rumor on naming of new Rice president; (23:20) Freshman Football review University of Texas game; (24:15) Oleo Strut coffeehouse representatives going to Will Rice College; (25:30) SA contested election; (26:29) Kaycie the Catapillar (insects in food); (27:12) Judson Robinson visit to Baker College; (28:30) Pacifica Radio Station wins construction permit; (29:00) "Raid the Icebox" Andy Warhol exhibit; (29:48) Freshman football review Texas A and M; (30:32) Baker College pumpkin carving contest. Speakers: Buddy Trotter, Allen Matusow, Paul Pfeifer, Pat Baum, Bill Cavnar, Dick Fuqua, Bo Hagan, Julie Gianelloni, Dan Rather, Jack Olson, Bill Haymes, Jerry Jeff Walker |
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News Master C 1969-11-03 - 1969-12-00
News Master C
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Contents include: (00:01) Timothy Leary at Southern Methodist University; (02:31) Intercollege Court ruling on Student Association elections; (05:31) Student Association Senate meeting review; (06:58) Student Association election voided; (09:49) Student Association Senate Vietnam Moratorium; (10:46) Bennett Falk re-instated; (11:26) Senate letter to University of Texas students about Frank Erwin; (12:35) Campanile in Life Magazine; (13:15) Review of Jones College's "The Prodigal"; (14:14) Coach Bo Hagan speaks about football; (15:21) Coach Bo Hagan at Wiess speech; (16:04) Campanile in Life Magazine; (17:01) Ted Farmer on Student Association Senate referendum; (17:58) CIA recruiters protest; (18:59) CIA recruiters protest; (20:20) Ted Farmer's referendum; (22:02) CIA recruiters protest update; (25:37) 2nd Vietnam Moratorium; (26:22) Vietnam Moratorium documentary promo; (27:32) Rice vs. Texas A and M football game review; (28:46) Ted Farmer interview on referendum; (29:53) Pep rally; (31:15) Brown Morality Play review; (32:06) Richard Neutra interview; (33:04) Ted Farmer off ballot; (34:40) Student comedy; (35:47) Commentary on draft lottery; (37:12) Intercollege Court election delayed; (38:02) School Board candidate Leonard Roberts interview; (39:36) Homemade newspaper bomb explosion; (40:27) Frank Vandiver's office on rumor of James Simms being next president; (41:15) Request for student on Board of Trustees and Intercollegiate Court proceedings; (42:15) Student Association Senate non meeting, absences; (43:09) Ted Melady interview on Rice Owls basketball; (44:02) Revolutionary Youth Movement films; (45:06) Rice Owls basketball vs Georgia Tech review. Speakers: Austin Bay, Pat Baum, Rick Weber, Bob Parks, Rod Crowl, Lee Horstman, Web Canard, Bennett Falk, Max Zimmerman, Scott Litin, Chip Matthews, John Doerr, Ted Farmer, Paul Levinka, Buddy Trotter, Chris Calvert, Frank Vandiver, Ben Tillison, Gary Maze, Leonard Roberts, Lee Horstman, Ted Melady, Paul Hlavinka |
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Program Master A 1969/1970
KTRU 1969-1970 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Herman Professional Barbershop ad; (00:53) Gino's restaurant ad; (01:39) Dutch Kettle ad; (02:13) Smith and ZZ Top at the Houston Music Theater ad; (02:54:) Woody Allen's Take the Money and Run ad; (03:59) Easy Rider ad; (04:43) The Moody Blues at the Houston Music Theater ad; (05:38) Buger King ad; (06:20) The Jones Theater presents Dirty Work at the Crossroads; (06:54) Dromgoole's Typrewriter Shop ads; (08:55) Frank Vandiver's "Their Tattered Flags: The Epic of the Confederacy" ad; (10:07) Rice Campus Store ads; (11:45) Sammy's ads; (15:57) Graduation announcements at Rice Memorial Center ad; (16:35) Der Weinerschnitzel ads; (18:41) Denim at Golden Fleece Club ad; (19:41) Gino's restaurant ad; (20:14) Hamburgers by Gourmet ad; (24:10) American General Life Insurance ads; (30:47) Rice Campus Store ad; (31:31) Houston Symphony at Rice Field House ads. Speakers: Woody Allen, Smith, ZZ Top, The Moody Blues, Frank Vandiver, Fred Duckett |
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Program Master B 1969/1970
KTRU 1969-1970 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Promo - Jim Gregory Show; (02:04) Promo - Jim Gregory Show; (03:20) Station ID - apology for bad signal; (04:11) Promo - Once Every Four Records; (05:03) Promo - Hit Line; (06:23) Station ID - The Big 58; (06:57) Station ID - Much More Music; (07:06) Station ID - Campus Information Station; (07:14) Station ID - 580 KTRU; (07:21) Station ID - Rice Owls; (07:29) Station ID - Much More Music; (07:38) Station ID - Lightnin' Hopkins; (07:46) Station ID - George Roy Hill; (07:58) Station ID - Big Band; (08:18) Station ID - Good Morning Sound; (08:34) Double Play; (08:42) New Music Now; (08:49) Three in a Row; (08:55) The Beat Goes On; (09:07) Station ID - Strikes Gold; (09:18) Golden Weekend; (09:24) Golden Classic; (09:33) More Music; (09:43) [?]; (09:52) Theme music; (10:03) Promo - KTRU News; (11:09) Promo - KTRU News Moratorium Day; (11:55) Promo - Mickey Swift; (13:50) Promo - Top 15 Artists; (14:25) Promo - Thomas Nast; (15:21) Promo - Jock-in-the-Box Contest; (16:44) Promo - [?] Norman Show; (17:17) Airing 3 hours April 1970 on KPFT 90.1 FM; (18:36) Theme music - Buddy Trotter and Music; (18:58) Theme music - Whole Rice Radio presents; (19:08) Theme music - Stinger. Speakers: Jim Gregory, Lightnin' Hopkins, George Roy Hill, Mickey Swift, Thomas Nast, Buddy Trotter, Herman Beiersdorf |
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Program Master C 1969-00-00 - 1970-00-00
KTRU 1969-1970 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Win a date with Rob Quartel; (02:15) Carts introduction; (02:25) Wooo fx, (02:38) Aww now wait a minute; (02:47) electronic Star Spangled Banner; (03:10) Oh no; (03:16) Door, Door; (03:40) Weather; (03:46) Come on now; (03:55) KTRU promo by Rice Owls basketball player; (04:12) Horn flourish; (04:20) Apple gunkies; (04:34) Canned laughter; (04:45) Pouring soda in a glass; (04:57) Canned laughter; (05:04) Large audience canned laugher; (05:20) Cheering; (05:36) Mickey Swift promo; (05:48) KTRU promo; (05:58) Booing; (06:09) Superlatives; (06:23) KTRU promo; (06:39) KTRU show promo; (06:56) KTRU basketball team promo; (07:15) KTRU promo by basketball player; (07:45) gunshots/fireworks; (08:03) gong; (08:07) I don't get it; (08:13) You know it leads to harder stuff; (08:26) applause; (08:38) I never swinged it; (08:44) applause; (08:58) electronic signal; (09:17) Items crashing; (09:50) child speaking; (09:56) Chic and sophisticated; (10:03) That's a pretty car; (10:14) child speaking; (10:21) Steve Rogers promo; (11:33) Mickey Swift promo; (13:26) Library closure over Abbie Hoffman bomb threats; (14:34) Bill Wright; (14:41) So long; (15:35) KTRU promo; (16:05) KTRU promo; (16:30) KTRU Much More Music promo; (16:52) KTRU promo; (17:18) KTRU closed for repairs; (18:14) Scott Hill show intros; (18:40) Ron Harper show intros; (19:05) J. Leighton Read program intros; (19:25) Thomas Nast [?] program intros; (19:39) Jim Connor show intros; (20:03) Rob Quartel show intros: (20:28) Shawn Mackenzie [?] program intros; (20:52) Sid Marr [?] program intros; (21:17) Greg Reinhart show intros; (21:40) The Montgomery Show intros; (22:04) Greg Sporak show intros; (22:26) Jim Mead [?] show intros; (22:49) Jim Lawler show intros; (23:10) Rick Doyle [?] show intros; (23:32) Brad Etherton intros; (23:57) Jim McLaren show; (24:19) Dean Bradley [?] show intros; (24:29) Harvey Jay Spooner [?] show intros; (25:02) Steve Rogers show intros; (25:24) Buddy Trotter show intros; (27:01) Mickey Swift show intros; (27:24) Intro horn music; (28:30) Upbeat jazz music with drum solo; (31:52) Show intro. Speakers: Rob Quartel, Mickey Swift, Steve Rogers, Bill Wright, Scott Hill, Ron Harper, J. Leighton Read, Jim Connor, Greg Reinhart, Greg Sporak, Jim Lawler, Brad Etherton, Jim McLaren, Buddy Trotter |
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News Master D Spring 1970
KTRU 1969-1970 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:25) Super bowl commentary, Kansas City Chiefs; (01:23) Report on Afram and the British Empires response; (02:23) Review of Owlets basketball vs San Jacinto; (04:03) Art institute delay of opening of the media gallery; (04:47) Preview of Lamont Young and Marian Zazela environment "Dream House"; (06:07) Art Institute review preview of "Jules and Jim"; (06:55) Student Senate preview new constitution for SA; (07:58) Report from Houston school administration building on desegregation; (09:16) Report on Student Senate meeting 1970-01-20; (10:20) Report on Student Senate meeting; (12:05) Special report on campus security; (14:02) Review of "Dream House" exhibit; (15:58) "Riot on Campus" Hanszen film; (17:07) Report on upcoming Rice Owls football games; (18:55) Prediction on faculty vote strength on curriculum change proposal; (19:50) Stephen Baker commentary on curriculum change proposal; (20:32) Rice Owls Basketball preview; (21:38) Half-time Rice Owls vs. Texas A and M basketball game; (22:26) Preview of Student Senate meeting; (23:43) Review of Rice Owls vs. Texas A and M basketball game; (24:46) Anti-G.E. rally; (25:25) Interview on co-ed dorm possibility; (26:49) Rice Owlettes vs. Texas A and M basketball summary and preview; (29:05) Report on co-educational dorm proposal; (30:31) Report on the anti-G.E. rally; (33:06) Interview with Matt Harris on Anti-G.E. rally; (35:58) Curriculum reform news promo; (36:58) Review of Lightnin' Hopkins concert at Jewish Community Center; (38:08) RAC protest of ROTC recruiting; (39:08) Opinion on President Nixon's anti-crime bill; (40:10) Interim President Frank Vandiver on proposed third women's college; (41:18) Review of Jones College melodrama; (42:43) The Band coming to Houston; (43:58) Preview of Rice Owls vs. Baylor Bears basketball game. Speakers: Pat Baum, Miriam Wilcox, Gary Mayes, John Doerr, Paul Muncy, Julie Gianelloni, George Greanias, Stephen Baker, Doyon Main, Bill Katzenberg, George Greanias, Jack Reeves, Matt Harris, Chip Matthews, Kerry Vandell, Christine Ehlig, Frank Vandiver |
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News Master E 1970-02-00 - 1970-02-16
KTRU 1969-1970 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) RAC ROTC protest; (02:59) The Band promo; (04:13) Steve Wendell interview on Rice Owls basketball; (06:55) Frank Vandiver book interview; (08:06) Job interview policy; (09:50) Co-ed college proposal; (11:09) Rice Owl band in New Orleans for Mardi Gras; (12:31) Commentary Houston school board integration; (14:25) Student Association Senate meeting review; (15:55) Richardson plan on co-ed colleges; (17:17) Coach Don Knodel on basketball; (18:32) Summer job plan by Placement Office; (19:43) Baroque Ensemble review; (20:56) Media Center film program expansion; (21:49) Baker Shakespeare senior feast; (23:17) Chartered bus to Baylor basketball game; (23:57) Media Center film program expansion; (24:51) Study Committee on Commencement; (25:43) President's Lecture Series David Morris Potter. Speakers: Pat Baum, Dean Weirum, Steve Wendel, Frank Vandiver, Lee Horstman, John Clark, John Doerr, Web Canard, Jim Baker, Don Knodel, Austin Bay, Doyon Main, Bert Pluymen, David Morris Potter, Paul Hlavinka |
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News Master F 1970-02-16 - 1970-03-17
KTRU 1969-1970 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) President's Lecture Series David Morris Potter; (01:37) Coach Don Knodel on basketball; (03:10) Student Association Senate meeting; (05:03) Artificial turf; (05:56) Coach Don Knodel on basketball; (07:41) Carolyn Kendrick Thresher controversy; (08:48) Rice Owls tennis match review; (09:38) Comedic secretaries revolt KTRU takeover; (10:43) Commencement Study Committee; (12:27) News promos; (14:34) Vote for Christopher "Turque" Tomlinson; (15:08) Rice Owls basketball vs. Texas Tech preview; (16:54) Student Association election results; (18:43) Jack Bruce and Mountain concert review; (20:01) Rice Owls basketball vs. Texas Tech review; (21:29) Carolyn Kendrick probation appeal; (25:01) Student Association elections commentary; (27:44) Coach Don Knodel on basketball; (29:03) University of Texas issues; (30:51) Student Association Senate elections; (32:29) Vietnam Moratorium activities; (34:11) Basketball documentary; (34:58) Vietnam fast resolution; (36:07) Dr. Ronald Magid refused tenure; (38:) Judge Virgil Singleton on Houston Peace Coalition permit; (40:42) James Bristol on repealing the draft; (42:12) William Rusher on liberalism; (43:43) Commentary on William Rusher speech. Speakers: Pat Baum, David Morris Potter, Don Knodel, John Doerr, Bill Whitmore, Doyon Main, Web Canard, Glenna Bergquist, Paul Hlavinka, Rebecca Greene, Julie Gianelloni, Michael McEnany, Kerry Vandell, Rick Lowerre, Gary Maze, Ronald Magid, Virgil Singleton |
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News Master G 1970-03-16 - 1970-03-19
News Master G
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Contents include: (00:01) Drs. Ronald Magid, Douglas Milburn, Jr., Lee Stavenhagen, Heinz Puppe, Wulf Koepcke refused tenure; (01:39) St. Patrick's Day bulletin board, events at Rice; (02:41) Rumor of Norman Hackerman being named Rice University President; (05:08) Houston Peace Coalition parade; (07:38) Judy Collins concert review; (08:57) Student Association resolution on tenure; (10:28) Faculty passes curriculum reform proposal; (12:10) Franz Brotzen on university president selection; (13:24) Students Association election results. Recording has technical difficulties. Speakers: Pat Baum, John Doerr, Jim Baker, Paul Hlavinka, Melissa Crowfoot, Austin Bay |
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News Master H 1970-04-00
News Master H
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Contents include: (00:01) Rice Memorial Center fire; (04:21) Faculty Committee on University Welfare on Abbie Hoffman event; (11:52) Dean Weirum on the fire his office, the Abbie Hoffman event, and a larger statement on the student protest movement; (22:43) Student Center Board meeting on Abbie Hoffman event; (33:44) Small fire at ROTC building; (34:34) Robert L. Kahn suicide; (35:21) M.A.S.H. review; (36:02) Commencement Study Committee recommendations; (37:20) SWC baseball predictions; (38:06) They Shoot Horses Don't They review; (38:49) Space City news services bomb threat; (40:00) Statement on confusing fire and Abbie Hoffman incident; (40:13) Statement on approving of Faculty Committee of University Welfare on Abbie Hoffman event; (41:37) Excerpt from Dean Weirum statement on fire and Abbie Hoffman event, same as 11:52; (42:32) Excerpt from Faculty Committee on University Welfare statement on Abbie Hoffman event, same as 04:21; (44:19) Donald Clayton on singing the Faculty Committee on University Welfare statement on Abbie Hoffman event; (45:20) Student Center Board statement on Faculty Committee on University Welfare decision about Abbie Hoffman event. Speakers: Paul Hlavinka, John Doerr, Todd Scharnberg, Pat Baum, Donald Clayton, Bob Parks, Jer Mardis, Dean Weirum, Jean Claude De Braemaker, Julie Gianelloni, Gary Maze, Bill Cavnar |
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Student Center Board meeting on Abbie Hoffman 1970-04-01
Student Center Board meeting on Abbie Hoffman
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News Master I 1970-04-05 - 1970-04-12
News Master I
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Contents include: (00:01) Society of Female Terrorists meeting; (01:42) Ed Dykes on Abbie Hoffman event; (02:09) Dr. Clark Read and others on Rice Memorial Center fire; (04:06) Lovett College government statement; (04:41) Dean Weirum reads Board of Directors letter on Abbie Hoffman event; (06:17) Dean Weirum reads Frank Vandiver's letter of resignation; (07:23) Residential college meeting on recent events; (08:04) Franz Brotzen statement; (08:15) Dean Weirum statement on Abbie Hoffman event; (08:26) Frank Vandiver letter repeated; (10:35) Board of Directors letter repeated; (12:13) Hourly summaries on Abbie Hoffman event; (13:40) Residential college meetings on Abbie Hoffman event; (14:41) Drs. Allen Matusow and Chandler Davidson on Faculty Council meeting; (15:35) Faculty Council meeting report; (16:00) Board of Trustees meeting moved to unknown location; (16:57) Dean Weirum on access to college lot; (18:22) Statement from students occupying Allen Center; (19:06) Allen Center occupation; (21:12) Food for Allen Center occupiers; (23:02) Dean Weirum statement on campus closing to non-Rice people; (23:55) Radical student meeting on Abbie Hoffman event; (25:54) Informal convocation leading to Allen Center occupation; (27:12) Allen Center occupation purpose; (27:45) Why Allen Center?; (28:26) Occupiers deciding who can enter; (29:14) Occupiers extend invitation to Abbie Hoffman; (29:47) Frank Vandiver statement; (30:22) Space City News comment on upcoming Abbie Hoffman Houston events; (31:16) Torn McGarity on campus security; (32:03) Bomb threat at Jones North; (32:52) Harold Rhodes on bomb threat; (33:25) Web Canard phone message; (35:38) Lee Estes statement on Allen Center disturbance; (37:09) Allen Center report; (37:51) Reporting suspicious activity post-Allen Center disturbance; (38:26) Interview with Bob Parks about the Allen Center disturbance. Speakers: Katherine Smith, Ed Dykes, Dean Weirum, Clark Read, Franz Brotzen, Paul Hlavinka, Pat Baum, Allen Matusow, Chandler Davidson, John Doerr, Jim Connor, Web Canard, Gregory Reinhart, Karolyn Kendrick, Gary Maze, Frank Vandiver, Torn McGarity, Jim Gregory, Harold Rhodes, Julie Gianelloni, Bob Parks |
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Student Center Board Press Conference 1970-04-07
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News Master J 1970-04-12 - 1970-04-30
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Contents include: (00:01) Graduate Student Association president on Allen Center disturbance; (01:48) Dan Rosenberg on outsiders at Willy's Statue; (03:05) Tom McGarity on outsiders at Willy's Statue; (03:37) Allen Center disturbance summary; (08:34) Commencement revision; (10:04) Bob Parks statement on Norman Hackerman; (11:34) Greg White on Norman Hackerman; (12:08) Norman Hackerman on selection; (14:01) LeRoi Jones talk; (15:07) Thomas W. Leland, Jr. on commencement revision; (16:25) Earth Day activities, Arthur W. Busch speech; (20:55) Rondelet chorus event; (21:24) Track meet preview; (23:06) University of Houston student incident on building construction; (24:49) Roland Richter on building construction incident; (26:55) Curriculum proposal passed; (27:39) Wiess Tabletop's "Grigsby G" review; (29:05) Ted Farmer running for Chairman of Democratic Precinct 40; (30:19) Commentary on President Nixon's national address on Cambodia. We deleted a song at the end of this recording. Speakers: Julie Gianelloni, Tom Nichols, Rob Quartel, John Doerr, Dan Rosenberg, Tom McGarity, Lee Estes, Bob Parks, Jim Gregory, Norman Hackerman, Greg White, Austin Bay, Thomas W. Leland, Jr., Bill Cavnar, Arthur W. Busch, Paul Hlavinka, Roland Richter, Stephen Baker, Ted Farmer, Pat Baum |
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KTRU News Special on Allen Center Disturbance 1970-04-14
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Contents include: Official media report of the Allen Center campus disturbance. Speakers: John Doerr, Lee Estes |
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News Master 8 Spring 1970
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Contents include: (00:01) Call for standardized football officiating; (01:08) Conductor Robert Shaw possible Director of Shepherd School of Music; (01:47) Herbert Allen announces election of Charles W. Duncan, Jr and Baine P. Kerr to the Board of Governors; (02:13) Senator George McGovern to address Farmers Union Convention at the Rice Hotel; (02:44) Basketball, Rice vs. Texas A and M; (04:01) Rice Owls track and field vs. Texas A and M; (05:42) U.S. involvement in Taiwan; (06:50) George McGovern on defeating Richard Nixon in the presidential race; (07:53) George McGovern on unfairness of drug laws; (08:50) George McGovern on George Wallace; (09:53) Cooking competition at AstroWorld Hotel; (11:20) Student Association spring elections; (13:00) Rice Owls golf team; (14:02) Rice Owls swim team; (14:22) Performing Arts workshop; (18:18) Student Association Senate meeting on spring elections; (19:59) Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon Frank Converse steps down; (20:53) Houston Mayor Louie Welch black police officer recruitment campaign; (20:32) Discovery of water vapor on the moon; (23:34) On incentives for environmental protections; (24:05) Risks of smoking cigarettes; (25:41) Opinion against racial integration of school systems; (26:26) Corroboration of discovery of water vapor on the moon; (26:49) Speculation on Texas college basketball season; (27:35) Marijuana legalization legislation; (28:53) Basketball University of Texas vs Southern Methodist University; (31:27) Appeal of county judge opinion; (31:44) Need for improving inner city schools; (32:38) Emergency Student Association meeting on election ballot; (33:36) Basketball, NCAA Regional Playoffs, University of Houston vs. University of Texas; (34:32) Court of Appeals ruling on constitutional question regarding minimum age for serving on a Texas jury; (35:16) Death of Bill English; (36:06) Student project; (36:28) University of Texas president urged to allow regents to consider TexPIRG petition; (37:10) Birth control pamphlet for University of Houston; (37:49) Rice Owls baseball vs. Saint Edwards College of Austin; (38:45) TexPIRG on campus; (39:55) Democratic Presidential Candidate Terry Sanford campaigning in Houston; (40:58) Student Association election announcements; (41:17) Rice Owls golf, St. Thomas Invitational; (41:50) Texas Court of Appeals upholds the constitutionality of Capital Punishment; (42:36) Rice Student Association elections. Speakers: George McGovern, Herbert Allen, Louie Welch |
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Blanket Tax 1970-10-18
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News Master L 1970-11-02 - 1970-11-07
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Contents include: Bradford Morris interview with Robert Blair Keyser; (00:59) Larry Lee on KPFT bombing; (01:59) KPFT bombing from KPFT; (04:25) Harper students in the Tutoring project; (06:32) Brown vs Jones College powderpuff ; (07:23) Anti-War Rally in Austin; (12:12) Hanszen College elections; (12:55) Larry Lee on KPFT black out, Ku Klux Klan, Houston Police Department; (16:36) Houston Police Department's relationship with Ku Klux Klan; (18:30) Registrar's office on drop deadline; (19:18) Dr. Herbert Stein talk; (21:13) Planning Kate Millett talk; (21:49) KPFT bombing; (23:08) Jer Mardis on Kate Millett talk; (23:50) Ramsay Elder on Lovett College referendum; (24:21) Jones College paint in; (25:37) Dr. Herbert Stein talk; (27:23) Kate Millett's talk; (30:00) Rice Owls football vs. Arkansas review; (31:24) "C. C. & Company" review. Speakers: Robert Blair Keyser, Bradord Morris, Paul Hlavinka, Larry Lee, Jan Godfrey, Karen Schain, Rob Quartel, Herbert Stein, Rick Cordray, Jer Mardis, Ramsay Elder, Johnnie Buzek, Jan Brenner, Kate Millett, Mike Ross |
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News Master M 1970-11-08 - 1970-11-19
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Contents include: (00:01) Campanile 1970 arrives; (00:59) Baker College room fire; (03:03) Steve Jackson on room fire; (07:08) Carl Morris on room fire; (09:07) Dr. Donald R. Baker appointed Brown College master; (11:24) Dr. Donald R. Baker on the college system; (14:25) Lovett College room jack to Sid Richardson College; (17:14) Student Association senate meeting on co-ed colleges; (17:55) Coach Bo Hagan's resignation; (20:30) Rice Players' "The Day the Whores Came out to Play Tennis" and "Short Sacred Rite of Search and Destruction" reviews; (23:12) Campanile arrival; (28:58) Football review; (29:38) Larry Lee on the FBI, KPFT bombing; (32:01) Bluebonnet Bowl Princess Kathy Brown; (33:06) WUSA and TV reviews; (34:54) Steve Elder on co-ed colleges; (35:31) Baker 3 trial; (36:06) Larry Lee on the new KPFT transmitter; (37:35) Roger Roitsch on Rice vs. TCU football game; (38:38) Philip Wood on Rice vs. Texas A and M football game; (39:14) Larry Lee on the Pacifica meeting; (40:22) Roger Roitsch on football wins; (41:20) Coach Don Knodel on basketball team; (42:28) Basketball team preview; (44:27) Darrell Royal on new football coach; (45:19) Jones College's "The Boys in the Band" review. Speakers: Paul Hlavinka, Rob Quartel, Steve Jackson, Carl Morris, Donald R. Baker, Rick Cordray, Mike Spruill, Norman Hackerman, David Danglo, Johnnie Buzek, Kathy Brown, Roger Roitsch, Philip Wood, Larry Lee, Steve Elder, Don Knodel, Darrell Royal |
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Co-Ed Conversion phone survey 1970-12
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Contents include: Recap of the KTRU co-ed conversion phone survey. |
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News Master O 1971-01-25 - 1971-01-28
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Contents include: (00:01) Bus to Waco for Rice vs. Baylor basketball game; (01:26) Coach Fred Breckwalt on Rice vs. TCU swimming; (02:16) Arrests of demonstrators by Houston Police Department; (02:38) Mick Green on the KPFT bombing; (03:49) Shelby Metcalf on Rice vs. SMU basketball game; (04:50) Gary Rice on Rice basketball; (05:33) Anti-war demonstrators at High School Principals convention; (06:37) Jack Applewhite on Texas Inequality Control Board; (07:38) Oil company credit cards, commencement, Student Senate meeting; (09:32) Spiro Agnew demonstration and skirmish; (15:05) KPFT re-opening; (16:22) Freshman basketball players; (17:22) Majors Day; (18:29) Spiro Agnew demonstration; (19:39) Alley Theatre's "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" review; (22:07) Rice Owls basketball vs. Texas A and M preview; (23:18) Rice Owls basketball play-by-play; (24:38) Draft Director of the Selective Service critiquing college, military service; (27:04) "I Never Sang for My Father" review and other movie reviews; (28:55) Movie reviews; (30:25) Texas Abortion Coalition buses to Austin; (30:55) Potential Norman Mailer visit; (31:25) Rice Owls basketball review. Speakers: Fred Breckwalt, Tom Malone, Mick Green, Shelby Metcalf, Gary Rice, Jack Applewhite, Dale Rye, Johnny Buzek, Mitch Green, Jim Gregory, Rick Cordray, James Crisp, Bill Haymes, Paul Hlavinka |
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News Master P 1971-02-01 - 1971-03-12
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Contents include: (00:01) Don Snyder's hurt ankle; (00:30) Coach Don Knodel on trying to win the SW Conference race; (00:59) Coach Fred Breckwalt on swim team and schedule; (01:52) Pre-Med Society meeting; (02:42) Sid Richardson balcony; (03:10) Architecture on Majors Day; (03:34) Fine Arts on Majors Day; (04:05) Rice Players' "Marat Sade" vs. "The Serpent"; (05:02) Coach Don Knodel on absent players; (06:02) Coach Don Knodel on TCU game; (06:40) Coach Don Knodel on Texas Tech game; (07:46) Ronald Sass on teaching report; (09:49) Coach Don Knodel on players' meeting; (11:07) Texas Abortion Coalition; (12:14) Coach Don Knodel on University of Texas game; (13:38) Norman Hackerman breakfast for students; (15:20) Rice Owls basketball review; (17:11) Lovett College election winners; (18:09) Dr. Milton Friedman's speech; (20:12) Rice Owls basketball review; (22:19) Will Rice College Diet; (23:27) Rice Players' "The Serpent"; (24:16) M. V. McEnany on power failure; (24:45) Lovett College voting irregularities; (25:21) Rice Owls basketball preview; (26:28) Rice Owls basketball review; (27:20) Brown College election results; (27:54) Coach Bill Peterson on new players; (28:34) Rice Players' "The Serpent"; (29:23) Rice Owls basketball review of the Texas A and M game; (33:20) Rice Owls basketball interview; (36:55) Norman Hackerman on Yankee Stadium; (37:51) Rice Stadium Super Bowl 1972; (38:36) Norman Hackerman on college system; (39:13) Lew Hancock on winning Student Association presidential election; (39:54) Spring Think editorial; (40:43) Rice leaving SWC petition; (41:16) Baker College cabinet meeting; (42:01) Rice Owls tennis preview; (42:34) Bob Parks's State of the Union address; (43:28) KTRU vs. Thresher basketball game; (44:14) Rice Owls basketball preview; (44:51) Spring Think; (46:03) Registration deadlines. Speakers: Paul Hlavinka, Don Knodel, Mack Weld, Doug Welty, David Danglo, Don Bayne, Ronald Sass, Johnny Buzek, Norman Hackerman, Gene Coulbourn Hackerman, Milton Friedman, William Starnes, M. V. McEnany, Jim Garner, Bill Peterson, Chelo Murray, Alan Chapman, Lew Hancock, Julie Gianelloni, Chip Landsdale, Mike Estep, Bob Parks, John Mott |
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News Master Q2 1971-02-17 - 1971-02-21
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Contents include: (00:01) Rice Owls tennis; (00:25) Rice Owls tennis; (00:53) KKK electrical burning upgrade; (01:14) Hanszen College election results; (01:47) Coach Don Knodel on line-up changes; (02:17) Wiess College election results; (02:58) Student Association candidate list; (03:35) Norman Hackerman to alumni; (04:28) Rice women's swim meet; (05:13) FBI files from COINTELPRO; (06:15) New Party meeting in Houston; (07:14) Earth Day Fair; (08:22) TCU basketball preview; (09:10) Rice Owls tennis; (09:47) Walt Whitman Rostow speaks at Rice; (11:04) New Party representative; (12:04) Rice Owls football vs. University of Houston game; (13:18) Co-ed college committee; (14:04) Space City relaunch; (15:13) Rice Owls basketball preview; (16:20) Rice Owls basketball review; (17:28) Lovett College election challenge; (18:08) Rice Owls basketball preview/review; (20:19) Lovett College elections redo. Speakers: Sammy Giammalva, Paul Hlavinka, Don Knodel, Norman Hackerman, Jack Applewhite, Johnny Swain, Bill Peterson, Harry Fouke, F. Street Fulton, Henry Holcomb |
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News Master Q1 1971-03-08 - 1971-04-04
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Contents include: (00:01) Parent's Day; (00:50) 1972 Super Bowl; (01:24) Mike Schwartz on junk mail; (02:15) Tom Greene on Student Association polls; (02:45) Rice Owls baseball preview; (03:42) Grundelet team; (04:28) Spring Think review; (06:10) Critique of doctor at Warwick Hotel; (07:29) Norman Hackerman on training table; (08:21) Student Association Senate meeting; (09:58) Rice leaving SWC petition; (11:08) Frank Vandiver wins book award; (11:46) Hanszen College cabinet meeting; (12:09) Rice Owls tennis review; (12:34) Rice Society for Ecological Survival; (13:10) Rondelet dress; (13:40) Baker College cabinet meeting; (14:23) Program office interviews; (14:53) University of Houston Program Council; (15:29) Speaker event policy; (16:18) Coalition for Better Government; (17:00) Robert Lipton asked to speak; (17:46) Rice Owls football not on TV fall 1971; (18:21) Eugene McCarthy speaking at University of Houston; (19:09) Robert Lipton speech; (19:55) Norman Hackerman unable to teach class; (20:30) Norman Hackerman on athletics; (21:15) Eugene McCarthy on trial; (22:21) Trinity tennis match; (22:59) Mickey Swift in Mecom Fountain; (25:51) Tennis player on skills; (26:34) Speaker on William McGonagall; (27:13) University Committee work; (27:58) KOWL to KTRU name change; (28:53) Norman Hackerman on integrating student athletes into the student body; (29:48) ROTC in stadium lot; (30:36) Rice Owls tennis preview; (31:27) Rice Owls football scrimmage; (32:36) Freshman advising. Speakers: Leighton Read, Ralph Anderson, Paul Muncy, Mike Schwartz, Tom Greene, William Ballew, Leighton Turner, Hal Gober, Charlie Crowe, Jack Applewhite, Gail Goodrich, Jim Sylvester, Chip Landsdale, Paul Hlavinka, Bill Haymes, Eugene McCarthy, Norman Hackerman, Christi Oliver, John Doerr |
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Abbie Hoffman incident documentary, part 1 1971-04-00
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ recounts the events surrounding Abbie Hoffman's intended speech at Rice and the fallout from the cancelled event. This documentary ends abruptly. The second part was recorded over. Speakers: Alan Grob, Lee Estes, Jer Mardis, Dean Wierum, Frank Vandiver, Donald Delbert Clayton, Franz Brotzen, John Doerr, Jean Claude de Braemaker |
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KTRU Sign-on show (3 reels) 1971-05-20
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Contents include: Dan Guthrie and Buddy Trotter recount the history of KHCR, KOWL, and later KTRU, talk to H. Malcolm Lovett, Dean Weirum, Frank Vandiver, J. Venn Leeds, Gene Coulbourn Hackerman, Ben Blanton, and answer phone calls, and discuss signal strength.There are some technical difficulties with this recording. We deleted radio music throughout the recording. Speakers: Buddy Trotter, Dan Guthrie, H. Malcolm Lovett, Dean Weirum, Frank Vandiver, J. Venn Leeds, Gene Coulbourn Hackerman, Ben Blanton, Mary Kaplan, William Masterson, Jean Claude De Braemaker, Gary Maze, Neil Armstrong, Pat Baum, Allen Matusow, John Doerr, Todd Scharnberg, Dean Weirum, Thomas McGarity, Jim Gregory, Bob Parks |
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News Master 1 Summer 1971
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Contents include: (00:01) Malcolm Lovett, Dean Wierum, Gene Coulbourn Hackerman, and unknown speaker on KTRU 91.7 improves wattage; (03:11) Rice Owls Track report and preview; (04:06) State Senate Bill no. 56; (05:15) Student Association giving Mentor Recognition Award to Dr. Paul Pfeiffer; (06:51) Proposal to create a new university council; (07:57) Rice University Baccalaureate exercises; (08:23) Unknown speaker on KTRU 91.7 wattage; (08:35) State Senate Bill no. 56 explained; (09:38) Norman Hackerman's commencement speech; (23:13) Health program; (23:52) Dr. Lowes Southwest Center for Urban Research; (24:45) Southwest Center for Urban Research; (25:34) Rice Owls track team meets and news; (27:36) R1 being decommissioned; (28:51) R2 computer; (29:46) Undergraduate grades; (30:24) "Exhibit for Children" at Rice Art Gallery; (31:05) Job placement mailings. Speakers: Malcolm Lovett, Dean Wierum, Gene Coulbourn Hackerman, Jeff Landsdale, Norman Hackerman |
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News Master 2 Summer 1971
News Master 2
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Contents include: (00:01) Description of new courses; (00:27) Written evaluation of course work; (1:00) Summer construction and renovation projects Sewall Hall, Jones College, Baker College; (01:42) Seismic expert on Apollo 14; (02:45) Mickey Swift in Mecom Fountain. Speakers: Mickey Swift, Herman Beiersdorf |
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Sen. Ralph Yarborough speech 1971-10-09
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Contents include: Sen. Ralph Yarborough speaks at Rice about the youth vote, increasing voter turnout, his accomplishments, and proposed new legislation that he supports. We deleted extraneous audio at the end of this recording. Speakers: Ralph Yarborough |
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Sid Richardson College dedication 1971-10-16
Sid Richardson College dedication
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Contents include: Part of this recording was interrupted by an unrelated radio broadcast. We deleted it. (00:01) Short prayer; (02:25) Introduction; (05:53) Perry Richardson Bass speech; (11:56) Jerry Gallagher speech; (14:12) Dr. J. Venn Leeds speech; (18:18) John F. Heard speech; (19:38) Norman Hackerman speech; (21:35) Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson speech; (42:10) Carey Croneis closing remarks. Part of this recording was interrupted by an unrelated radio broadcast. We deleted it. There are also technical issues with this recording, because of its age. Speakers: Carey Croneis, Perry Richardson Bass, Jerry Gallagher, J. Venn Leeds, John F. Heard, Norman Hackerman, Lyndon B. Johnson |
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Fred Hofheinz speaking at Rice 1971-10-25
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Contents include: Houston Mayoral candidate Fred Hofheinz speaking at Rice on the following topics: police department, city pollution, mass transportation, sewage treatment plant, parks and recreation, firefighters, school district, racial integration, city charter amendments. This does not include a complete speech, but instead has sound clips from a press conference. Speaker: Fred Hofheinz |
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News Master and elections 1971-11-06, 1971-12-07
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Contents include: (00:01) Scott Hochberg speaks with Dr. Claude de Bremaecker about the Amchitka nuclear blast on 1971-11-06; (03:50) Updates on the Houston elections; (07:58) Student Association Senate meeting on the judiciary; (08:35) Jess Neely inducted in the National Football Hall of Fame; (09:11) Associated Press headlines; (09:51) Peace Fair; (10:19) Station promo; (10:51) Updates on the Houston elections, statement from Fred Hofheinz. We deleted extraneous audio between news segments. Speakers: Paul Hlavinka, Scott Hochberg, Claude de Bremaecker, Chip Landsdale, Fred Hofheinz, Kevin Mayer, Jenny Atkins, Jim Latimer, Johnnie Buzek, Fred Hofheinz |
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Houston city election runoff coverage 1971-12-07
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Contents include: Houston election night coverage; Reports on India and East Pakistan. Speakers: Fred Hofheinz, Kevin Mayer, Jenny Atkins, Jim Latimer |
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News Master 1a Fall 1971
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Contents include: (00:01) Student Association Homecoming boycott resolution; (00:18) Rice Owls football on Bruce Gad; (00:36) Campus power failure; (00:44) Pasadena school board meeting; (01:22) Co-ed colleges; (2:00) Rice Owls Football vs. Alabama preview; (03:00) Frank Vandiver announcement on Hurricane Fern; (03:19) Owl hooting; (03:54) Rice Owls Football vs. University of Southern California preview, Eddie Collins, Chris Hale; (05:15) University fund drive; (06:03) Texas legislature scandals; (06:43) Huddo trial and convictions; (08:08) Curtis Graves on Texas legislature scandals; (09:28) Rice Program Council news; (09:53) Norman Hackerman on Rice Commerce Department; (10:38) Jones College news; (11:31) Honor Council elections; (11:59) Daniel Ellsberg's Pentagon Papers; (12:41) AP college football poll; (13:18) Football unclear; (13:51) Football; (14:33) Rice Owls Football; (15:09) Religion and black people; (16:38) Football fundraising; (17:40) Off campus funds; (18:38) Norman Hackerman on tuition; (19:55) Debbie Leonard Socialist Party for mayor; (20:57) RPC The Sticks bicycle tour; (23:05) Norman Hackerman on existence; (24:10) Sticks bicycle tour; (25:53) Sewal Hall dedication; (26:23) Rice Owls Football vs. Tulane review; (27:08) Quadraphonic sound review; (28:33) Texas stock scandal; (29:29) Democratic meet; (30:26) Rice Owls Football vs. Louisiana State University preview, athletic awards, freshman football; (32:50) Bills on Health Services and India Student Association; (32:44) Resolutions by senate; (34:05) Student Association; (34:23) Rice Owls Football vs. Louisiana State University; (35:41) Rice Owls Football vs. LSU review; (36:28) HISD Citizenship Committee, school board elections. Speakers: Bill Peterson, Norman Hackerman, Jeff Landsdale, John Doerr |
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News Master 1b Fall 1971
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Contents include: (00:01) Dr. Edward Norbeck on play; (00:49) Student Association elections in the colleges; (01:51) Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Council on Super Bowl invitation; (02:46) Rice TexPIRG elections; (03:45) Rice Owls baseball vs. Southern Methodist University review; (04:43) Rice Owls track and field meet preview; (06:25) SA election invalid; (07:25) Rice Owls baseball vs. Southern Methodist University review; (08:15) Rice Owls track and field meet review; (09:35) TexPIRG local board elections; (10:26) EPA lawsuit against Cedar Bayou Plant; (11:21) SA elections; (13:31) Super Bowl in Rice Stadium; (14:34) Texas delegates in Democratic Party Convention, rule changes; (15:36) Robert Pierpoint on his visit to China with Pres. Richard Nixon; (16:20) SA elections; (17:05) Bussing issue, racism; (17:41) SA elections; (18:29) Co-ed colleges; (19:29) Norman Hackerman on co-ed colleges; (22:10) Rice Owls track and field meet review and preview; (23:30) SA elections; (27:09) Financial aid; (27:56) State and federal board of educations against Harris County board for redistricting; (28:36) Counterfeit food stamp cards; (29:24) Bachelor of Fine Arts; (29:47) New Director of County Health Department; (30:59) Federal court restraining order, vice squad on lewd dancing; (32:17) SA elections; (33:29) Astrodome event; (33:58) Director of County Health Department; (34:29) University of Houston alcohol on campus; (35:01) Energy consumption; (35:37) Trans-Alaska oil pipeline; (36:48) Meat import quotas; (37:44) Padre Island rock concert; (38:33) School of Architecture Dean David A. Crane hired; (39:01) Rice Owls baseball vs. Trinity University preview; (39:31) Drug treatment centers. Speakers: Larry Le May, Robert Pierpoint, Norman Hackerman, Jim Ray, John Doerr, Mike Ross |
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News Master 2 Fall 1971
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Contents include: (00:01) Rice Owls sports review; (00:44) Presidential and other election results; (01:27) Off-campus; (02:06) Citizens for Good Schools election endorsement; (02:52) Lt. Governor Ben Barnes speaking at Rice; (03:35) Debbie Leonard, Fred Hofhienz, and Louie Welch speaking at Rice; (04:37) "Rice and City of Houston in the 70s" seminars; (05:42) Apollo 14 water on the moon; (06:53) Overview of Debbie Leonard's speech; (07:37) Apollo 14 moon findings; (08:17)Rice Owls Football on team; (09:00) Pres. Lyndon Johnson's Sid Richardson College dedication speech; (16:01) Issues at KPFT Pacifica radio station; (20:36) Co-ed college proposal; (22:36) KPFT Pacifica strike; (22:38) Financial Aid Office organization; (23:30) Rice Owls Football; (23:56) KPFT Pacifica strike; (29:06) Rice Owls Football vs. Texas review; (31:02) KPFT Pacifica strike; (31:58) Fred Hofheinz campaign speech on law enforcement and water pollution in Houston; (34:40) Student Association recommendations to commencement exercises; (35:34) Rice Owls Football vs. Tech preview, player motivation; (36:47) Student proposal; (37:11) KPFT Pacifica update; (39:05) Spring registration; (39:44) KPFT Pacifica strike; (40:36) Rice soccer team vs. St. Thomas University; (41:07) Louie Welch supports Herman Short; (41:55) Thomas Moore manuscripts found by Wilfred S. Dowden; (43:10) Rice Owls football vs. Tech review; (46:14) Drug symposium; (47:38) Telefund training. Speakers: Fred Hofheinz, Bill Peterson, Scott Hochberg |
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News Master 3 Fall 1971
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Contents include: (00:01) Nuclear Fusion with plasma; (01:12) Student interest in university finances; (02:36) New pledges from fund drive; (02:59) Students and Development Office; (03:22) AP Player of the Week Rodrigo Barnes; (04:13) 2001 view of the future speech; (04:53) Student on Rice University Fund Council; (05:35) Annual fund drive; (06:16) Rice Owls football offense; (07:06) Carl Smith proposed 40th precinct redrawn; (07:49) Rice Owls football; (08:45) Norman Hackerman at Hanszen College, alumni funds; (09:30) Editorial on students and the fund drive; (10:14) Louie Welch at Hanszen College; (10:34) No compromise; (10:47) Vietnam War and Pres. Richard Nixon; (12:00) Jones College completions; (12:29) Rice Owls basketball offense; (13:10) Student Association on discrimination; (13:41) School board candidates at Hanszen College; (14:10) KPFT Pacifica fundraising; (14:39) Golden age of epigenetic development; (15:22) Rice Owls football vs. Texas A and M; (16:03) Louie Welch on Herman Short; (16:25) Rice Owls football passing; (17:04) SWC conference standings; (17:58) Rice Owls football recruiting; (19:04) Changes to voting precinct lines; (19:48) Telefund update; (21:48) Frank E. Vandiver and Allan Nevins publication of "The Papers of Jefferson Davis, Vol. I, 1808-1840"; (21:47) Telefund update; (24:23) Offensive Player of the Week, Bruce Gadd; (25:03) Rice Owls football vs. Texas A and M preview; (25:55) Student Financial Aid Committee on Telefund; (27:29) Rice Owls football vs. Texas A and M preview; (27:55) SWC football weekend; (29:20) Population growth and regulation; (30:51) Financial aid news; (32:14) Bill Peterson on using Rice Co-eds for recruitment; (33:07) Will Rice Diet on minority admissions; (33:32) Rice Owls football vs. Texas Christian University; (34:51) Voter busing; (35:31) KPFT Pacifica marathon; (36:56) Voting in precinct 40; (37:31:) Clark Read on falling strings; (38:08) School board elections; (38:39) Blanket tax increase for subscription series; (39:49) Clark Read on falling strings; (40:04) Bella Abzug at Sheraton Lincoln; (41:24) Judson W. Robinson, Jr. thanks Jones College; (42:07) Clark Reed on falling strings; (42:34) Fundraising in Dallas and Fort Worth; (43:26) Student vote and election; (44:27) Harris County Clerk fired; (45:10) Warren Scarren and Preston Smith on film in Texas; (46:04) Children of God colonies; (46:45) United Press International announces All SWC team. Speakers: Bill Peterson, Norman Hackerman, Louie Welch, Jim Latimer, Clark Read, Judson W. Robinson, Jr. |
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News Master 4 Fall 1971
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Contents include: (00:01) Invitation to Wordsworthless Society Meeting; (00:50) Arthur W. Bush regional administrator of EPA; (01:31) Football recruiting; (02:00) Football player interview; (02:24) Interview about East Pakistan; (03:21) Regional EPA administration roles and power; (04:14) Student Association meeting on student judicial issues; (05:13) Rice Program Council on Blanket Tax increase; (06:12) Blood donations; (06:23) Rice University Court women and minority representatives; (07:02) Leslie and Larry Owens Memorial Service; (07:16) Telefund contributions; (07:59) SA referendum on minority admission fails; (08:21) Unapproved care packages; (09:10) Senator's report on students on University Court; (10:51) Election shuttle; (11:40) Basketball Coach Don Knodel on student support of basketball; (12:14) Basketball Coach Don Knodel on young basketball team; (13:44) Basketball Coach Don Knodel on Rice Owls vs. Citadel; (14:26) Basketball Coach Don Knodel on starting line up; (15:18) Rice Owls Basketball vs. Wake Forest Demon Deacons and sports; (16:35) Mayor Louie Welch assessment; (17:01) Fred Hofheinz mayoral election prediction; (17:55) Mayoral election prediction; (18:56) Electioneering by precinct judge; (19:20) Unknown woman on working in schools; (19:40) Fred Hofheinz - fresh look at city hall (20:13) Position 7 election; (20:29) Local politician on his election race; (20:52) Local politician on student voting; (21:03) Election shuttle; (21:51) Students primarily not radicals; (22:28) Conservative voting turnout; (22:51) Complacency reducing voter turnout; (23:12) Mayor Louie Welch angers black community; (21:42) Fred Hofheinz on Mayor Louie Welch's treatment of black neighborhoods; (24:24) Local politician on his election race; (24:57) Fred Hofheinz vote for change; (25:32) Problems of younger people voting at precincts; (26:30) RPC blanket tax referendum; (27:30) ACLU contacts for voter assistance; (28:03) Rice Owls basketball vs San Jacinto Ravens; (28:52) Santa ad for RPC Christmas party; (29:26) Local politician on education; (30:12) University Court; (30:56) Supreme Court and William Rehnquist; (31:32) Politician calling for end of involvement in Southeast Asia; (32:10) Young coaching staff; (32:28) Registrar's Office on schedules; (33:10) Marine Science research; (34:09) Geological evolution about an unknown planet; (34:57) Basketball Coach Don Knodel talking about a game; (35:43) Basketball Coach Don Knodel getting rid of freshman team; (36:45) Basketball Coach Don Knodel on Georgia Tech; (37:37) Possible recruitment of Joe Washington for football staff; (38:45) Coach view on athlete's student life; (40:05) Friction between students and athletic department; (41:20) Marine research bioerosion; (42:37) Rice Owls Basketball vs. Hawaii Rainbow Warriors, Coach Bill Peterson going to Houston Oilers, appointed Athletic Director Red Bale and Football Coach Al Conover; (44:18) Texas Public Interest Research Group on ethics, pollution, racial issues; (45:30) Unknown person talking about recent appointment; (46:04) The Owl Club construction; (47:00) Changes in policies at HISD; (47:38) Pete McCloskey running against President Nixon. Speakers: Don Knodel, Mike Ross, Louie Welch, Fred Hofheinz |
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FM 91.7 Pacifica strike interview 1972-01-06
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Contents include: Former DJ of Pacifica Radio Station 91.7 FM covering the Pacifica worker's strike, subscribers' meetings, and issues with the Pacifica board. Speaker: Walt Silvus |
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So Now You Can Vote 1972-02-29, 1972-03-21
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Contents include: Episode 1972-02-29: Interview with Frances Farenthold running for Governor of Texas. She discusses the other candidates, corruption, and pollution; Coverage of the upcoming New Hampshire primary; Episode 1972-03-21: Florida primary results; Interview with Counting Chairman of Harris County Mr. Bouley for George Wallace. He discusses bussing, budget deficit, and youth vote. This audio has been altered to fix technical difficulties. Speakers: Scott Hockberg, Hubert Humphrey, George McGovern |
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News Master 5 Spring 1972
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Contents include: (00:01) HISD retirement policy; (00:48) Used book fair; (01:23) Edward Muskie campaign; (01:49) New screening for cervical and lung cancer; (02:50) Pres. Norman Hackerman on co-owners of Rice Stadium; (03:21) Rice Owls basketball vs. University of Texas review; (04:41) Unclear; (05:17) SWC Sportsmanship Committee and award, financial aid for athletes; (06:58) Al Conover on Limiting athletic scholarships and based on need, football awards; (09:35) Larger stadium in Houston; (10:03) Football awards banquet; (11:04) NFL recruitment of Bill Peterson; (12:41) TexPIRG on campus; (13:26) Co-ed college not expanding because of donor issues; (14:25) Two new co-ed colleges; (15:36) Co-ed colleges and student housing; (17:08) Rice Program Council subscription series; (18:14) Astroworld demonstration; (19:00) Graduate students poverty volunteering; (19:44) TexPIRG on campus; (22:00) Rice Owls basketball vs. Texas Tech preview; (22:32) Rice Program Council subscription series; (24:00) Professor's credentials; (24:29) Carey Croneis memorial; (24:50) Rice Owls basketball preview; (25:50) Influenza in Houston; (26:16) Speaker from Carey Croneis memorial; (27:30) Pres. Richard Nixon on Vietnam War de-escalation plans; (29:01) Moon eclipse; (29:40) Co-ed college committee report; (30:28) Rice Owls basketball review; (31:57) Freshman to play on varsity squads rule change; (32:47) Narcotics officer resigned, Dennis Daniels; (33:25:) SWC basketball review; (34:17) Death of Fred Wolcott; (35:00) University Council committee elections; (35:10) Improved health services survey; (35:45) Special city election; (36:50) Voter registration rules; (37:23) Phone survey about odor; (38:27) Hanszen College opposes building of R club room; (39:36) Rules for dogs on campus; (40:28) Opposing building of R club room; (42:25) Rice Owls swimming meet review; (43:24) Accepted athletic job at Rice; (44:02) American Basketball Association drafting college players; (46:30) Rice Owls basketball vs. Texas A and M preview, rebounding. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Mike Ross, Al Conover, Jim Latimer, Doug Welty, Don Knodel |
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News Master 6 Spring 1972
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Contents include: (00:01) Investigating organized crime; (1:00) Open meeting on voting precints; (01:56) Kim ruled ineligible; (03:42) Conference rules and NCAA rules; (04:15) Will Rice College elections; (04:54) Lovett College elections; (05:14) Rice Owlettes vs. University of Southwestern Louisiana preview; (05:43) Santiago Genoves speaking at Rice; (06:20) Vietnam War draft number request call-in; (07:10) Student body demonstration [?]; (07:48) Earliest evidence of sex among organisms; (08:29) NFL draft, Stahle Vincent, Bob Brown, Mike Tyler; (08:57) Hexachlorophene not used to bathe babies; (09:42) Speaker talking about TexPIRG; (10:10) Election names; (10:21) Sidney Burrus taking over for another professor; (10:36) Rice Owls basketball vs. University of Arkansas review; (11:19) Student government at Rice; (12:11) Polling places; (12:30) University Council at Large Kathleen Ford; (12:48) Russia and the U.S. space exploration; (13:44) Chaplain services at local jails; (15:13) Joe Highland meeting on TexPIRG petition; (16:44) Appeal of legal decision; (17:10) Teacher education program; (18:09) Water quality board; (19:13) Texas Governor's race; (20:28) Clockwork Orange film review; (21:21) Will Rice College elections; (21:37) TexPIRG speaker; (22:29) Economic growth. Speakers: Mike Benning, Mike Ross, Larry Le May, Wayne Baisley |
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News Master 7 Spring 1972
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Contents include: (00:01) Economic growth; (01:15) Al Conover on Rice Owls football signings; (02:37) Champion Papers on water quality; (03:18) HISD change of retirement policy, union; (04:00) Trial; (04:20) Water quality rules; (05:59) Ralph Nader in Texas, TexPIRG; (06:57) Democrat Convention delegates, Anderson Rules; (08:30) Hanszen College election results; (09:26) Rice Chorale program; (10:28) Anti-Nixon activist at Sewall Hall; (10:48) Robert R. Herring and William H. Lane elected to Board of Trustees; (11:32) Architectural students take trip; (12:19) Valentine's Sweetheart Carolyn Rindosh; (12:51) Pres. Richard Nixon's trip to China; (14:22) Father Meyendorff speaking at Rice; (15:11) Houston consumer affairs; (15:44) Bird problem at Fondren Library and at local business; (16:27) University of Houston financial aid; (17:17) end of season SWC basketball review; (18:17) Robert Pierpoint to speak at Rice on Pres. Richard Nixon's China trip; (18:34) Drug abuse stabilized at Rice University; (19:26) Brown College elections; (19:53) Washington, DC Environmental Organization ecotage contest; (21:11) HISD school board; (22:07) Rice Owls tennis review and preview; (23:37) Terry Sanford presidential campaign review; (24:49) New York State University, Stoneybrook dog problem; (25:23) Rice Owls tennis review; (26:18) Rice Owls swimming review; (28:18) Dr. Virgil W. Topazio given endowed chair; (29:20) Pioneer 10 mission, Viking program; (32:00) Rice Owls basketball vs. TCU preview; (32:46) Harold Solomon not going pro; (33:34) Abortion laws; (34:16) Police and African American community relations in Houston; (35:05) Rice Owls basketball vs. TCU review; (37:22) Model Neighborhood Residents Commission. Speakers: Al Conover, Larry Le May, Sandy Moss, Bill Lee |
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News Master 10 Spring 1972
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Contents include: (00:01) Drug addiction treatment; (00:58) Anthropology collection for researchers; (01:30) Report of marijuana use; (03:12) Rice Owls baseball vs. Trinity University review; (03:38) Voter registration; (04:20) George McGovern campaign in Texas; (05:01) Lovett College opinion poll secession from Student Association Senate; (05:52) Terry Sanford presidential campaign; (06:26) Ombudsmen for Youth Affairs in Texas; (07:28) Rice Owls baseball vs. University of Texas review; (08:38) Black issues panel, concert, dance, and art exhibit; (10:14) Oxford philosophy professor on campus; (11:45) Political corruption because of low pay; (12:45) Harold Urey on creation of solar system; (13:13) Williams, golf team dispute; (13:52) Frederick T. Wall joins Chemistry Department; (14:32) Showcase of the arts at Rice; (15:18) Rice Owls baseball vs. University of Houston review; (15:59) Electrical outage at Rice; (16:40) Apollo 16 launch; (17:48) TexPIRG election; (17:55) Apollo 16 launch; (18:37) Federal laws on marijuana; (19:21) Reform of drug laws; (19:58) Student elections and registration; (20:33) Fire damage to Baker College room; (22:25) Rice Owls baseball vs. Lamar University review; (23:36) IM baseball review; (24:21) Trial lawyer on judges; (27:23) Rice student misdemeanor, felony charges for anti-war demonstration; (28:07) Blue gray game; (28:42) All-American Intercollegiate Invitational Tournament golf review; (29:36) Strike at unknown university; (30:21) Gov. Preston Smith on economy, social issues; (32:27) Student Association election ballot controversy; (33:23) Student consultants on university committees given more standing; (34:01) Reduction of degree requirements; (34:37) Student Association polling places; (35:22) Artificial heart valves; (36:00) Pres. Richard Nixon on Vietnam negotiations; (36:53) Faculty reducing degree requirements. Because of the tape's condition, the audio is damaged. Speakers: Sandy Moss, Jenny Atkins, Rick Cordray, Bill Lee, David Real, Richard Nixon, Preston Smith |
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Rice Summer School promos 1972-00-00
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Contents include: Promos for the Rice University summer school program for high school students from the Education Department. Speakers: Scott Hochberg |
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Democratic Convention wrap-up Summer 1972
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Contents include: The radio show "So Now You Can Vote" reviews the 1972 Democratic Convention and how George McGovern received the nomination. Speakers: Mike Ross, Scott Hochberg, Shirley Chisholm, George McGovern, Valerie Kushner |
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Sissy Speaks Out 1972-10-30
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Contents include: Interview with Frances Tarlton "Sissy" Farenthold about presidential candidate George McGovern, the Vietnam War, Pres. Richard Nixon, move to Houston, and the Democratic Convention. Speaker: Sissy Farenthold |
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George McGovern speeches in Houston 1972-10
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"Contents include: George McGovern speaking in Houston during his presidential campaign. In his first speech, he discusses poll numbers, Richard Nixon's policies, agricultural issues, the Vietnam War, and equal rights. In the second speech, he discusses racial harmony, Richard Nixon's policies, special interests, and agricultural issues. Speakers: George McGovern and Barbara Jordan |
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Robert Townsend speech (2 reels) 1972-11-16
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Contents include: Robert Townsend takes questions from the audience about Harvard Business School, creating Staff Services as a replacement for individual secretaries, how to fix problems, how a CEO should not separate him/herself from the employees, improving AVIS, and how to be a good manager, marijuana arrests, organizations, tenure, communication skills, graduate business school, and business education. Recording ends abruptly. Speaker: Robert Townsend |
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News Master 2 Fall 1972
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Contents include: (00:01) Walter Duncan financial contributions to Pres. Richard Nixon; (01:42) Watergate investigation; (03:45) Barefoot Sanders running for U.S. Senate; (05:07) Marijuana effects on sleep; (06:11) Colleges voting on co-ed colleges; (07:07) George McGovern in Houston; (07:47) George McGovern critiquing Pres. Richard Nixon's education policy; (08:47) Student Association referendum and elections; (09:41) Presidential polls analysis, George McGovern campaign; (11:05) George McGovern calls for investigation of Pres. Richard Nixon; (11:44) Argument over George McGovern's Vietnam War proposal; (12:56) Pasadena air quality; (13:43) George McGovern on housing and pension, on veterans; (15:37) George McGovern on corruption in Nixon administration; (16:15) Incentives to pay bills; (16:37) Steve Roper comic strip term paper lawsuit; (17:21) Watergate scandal; (17:59) Pres. Richard Nixon's Vietnam War policy; (19:47) Student Association working in election central, other SA activities, student bail bond fund; (21:25) Frances Farenthold on Vietnam War; (22:07) Hanszen College food protest; (23:51) George McGovern on pollution; (24:20) Danforth Foundation fellowship; (25:12) Norman Hackerman on university growth; (26:22) Louie Welch will head Chamber of Commerce; (27:44) State elections, democratic candidates; (29:33) Presidential election poll; (30:23) Student human studies; (31:10) George McGovern on taxes; (31:40) "R" room negative reaction; (31:55) Watergate, Democrats for Nixon; (32:55) Pres. Richard Nixon Vietnam war peace agreement; (33:42) George McGovern on economics; (34:25) Pres. Richard Nixon on Vietnam War and negotiations; (36:46) Bill introduction on hijacking; (37:28) George McGovern on pollution, leadership change; (38:35) Houston City Council resolution to create Air Control Board; (39:54) Rummage sale; (40:56) Million dollars to acquire land; (41:56) Rice Pre-Med Society blood drive; (42:44) Robert Townsend on campus; (43:11) Sen. Lloyd Bentsen considered for Chairman of the Senate Democratic Election Committee; (44:10) Robert Strauss wants to be Chairman of Democratic Election Committee; (45:14) Harris County election recount; (45:57) Gardening in Montrose; (47:29) Government control; (47:53) Methadone; (48:33) Rice Pre-Med Society blood drive. Speakers: George McGovern, Carl Treleaven, Norman Hackerman, Kevin Mayer, Richard Nixon, Scott Birdwell, Frances Farenthold |
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News Master 3 Fall 1972
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Contents include: (00:01) Presidential election; (00:42) Blood donation; (01:01) Silent gonorrhea among Vietnam veterans; (01:34) Election recount; (02:07) Undergraduate want voice in education reform; (03:18) Pollution in Houston and ship channel; (04:18) UNESCO conference in Houston; (05:15) Al Conover on injuries; (05:43) Anti-Vietnam War rally, the anti-war movement; (06:37) Vietnam War in U.S. instead; (09:04) San Andreas fault earthquake prediction; (10:43) Anti-Vietnam War rally turnout; (11:23) UNESCO conference in Houston; (11:54) Rice Pre-Med Society blood drive results; (12:18) Nationwide and citywide survey on toy safety, TexPIRG; (14:57) Houston election recount; (15:59) UNESCO conference in Houston; (16:49) Pres. Richard Nixon's Thanksgiving meal; (17:22) Student representation, court system; (17:59) Final exam schedule; (19:13) Pres. Richard Nixon and Vietnam War peace negotiations; (22:31) Obscenities on radio; (24:06) Career planning and awards; (24:59) Surface of the moon; (25:39) Student Association meeting review; (26:41) Editorial on KTRU by-laws; (28:03) Student plagiarism, Honor Council. Speakers: Leslie Lauderdale, Kevin Mayer, Al Conover, Ramsay Elder |
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President Richard Nixon speech and analysis 1973-01-23
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Contents include: Pres. Richard Nixon speech on end of Vietnam War via radio station KODA. KTRU analysis of speech and Vietnamese politics by Charles Doran. Speakers: Richard Nixon, Charles Doran, Dan Fine |
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Norman Hackerman "State of the University" 1973-01-30
Norman Hackerman "State of the University"
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Contents include: Norman Hackerman's State of the University speech. He discusses the university's budget, salary raises, reducing tuition, the endowment, state scholarships, self-evaluation, systemization of higher education, financial aid, acceptance rates, and issues with growing the student population. Radio music at the beginning of this recording has been removed. Speaker: Norman Hackerman |
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Bill Haymes live 1973-02-12
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Contents include: Bill Haymes setting up for his performance recording in the KTRU studio, performing music, and answering questions. He discusses his time after Rice University, performing, the military, politics, and free time. Speaker: Bill Haymes |
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National Women's Political Caucus 1973-02
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Contents include: The speakers on this recording include: Patricia Schroeder, Jill Ruckelshaus, and Bella Abzug. The recording ends and begins with two feminist songs performed live. Speakers: Patricia Schroeder, Jill Ruckelshaus, Bella Abzug |
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Mike Marcoulier, Vince Bell, Sean Walters, and Friends, part 1 1973-03-24
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Contents include: First part of concert featuring Mike Marcoulier, Vince Bell, Sean Walters, and friends playing in the Grand Hall of the Rice Memorial Center. Speakers: Mike Marcoulier, Vince Bell, Sean Walters |
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Mike Marcoulier, Vince Bell, Sean Walters, and Friends, part 2 1973-03-24
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Contents include: Second part of concert featuring Mike Marcoulier, Vince Bell, Sean Walters, and friends playing in the Grand Hall of the Rice Memorial Center. Speakers: Mike Marcoulier, Vince Bell, Sean Walters |
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News Master 1 Spring 1973
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Contents include: (00:01) Al Conover on needed positions; (00:34) Birds at Rice being scarred away; (01:11) Photographs for Campanile; (01:59) Protection during peace demonstration, planning event; (03:58) Burger King Whoppers eating contest during basketball game; (04:47) Skylab simulation; (05:28) Skylab astronauts music taste; (06:02) Architecture department meeting with others on building and environment; (06:44) Student Association meeting review; (07:31) TexPIRG on state bills; (08:20) Don Knodel on issue of moving basketball games to another facility; (08:58) Ads by weapons makers in military journals; (10:19) Opinion on no extramural women's basketball at Rice; (12:18) Peace rally and march, Frances Farenthold speech excerpt; (15:41) Selecting a speaker; Ira Gruber influence; (16:30) Frank Vandiver appointed to national committees; (17:44) Gale Stokes taking students to Yugoslavia; (18:31) Parking fines, story about Malcolm Lovett's parking ticket; (19:06) Pres. Lyndon Johnson on peace from his Sid Richardson College dedication speech; (20:30) New basketball coach on plans for the year; (21:44) Electronic warning device; (22:17) Explanation of low turnout at peace march; (23:43) Pres. Richard Nixon on peace agreement, reflection on Pres. Lyndon Johnson's presidency after death; (26:39) Architect gathering information about a new student union; (26:57) Pres. Lyndon Johnson on pollution from his Sid Richardson College dedication; (29:24) Animal noises; (30:07) Roe v. Wade ruling; (30:34) State of the University address in Hamman Hall; (31:12) Henry Kissinger on Vietnam War treaty, other political figures on treaty; (33:12) Campanile bill; (33:50) TexPIRG survey on prescriptions; (34:32) Champion papers case; (35:18) TexPIRG survey on prescriptions; (36:14) Opening of the Buffalo Bayou trail; (36:47) Committee of the Masters co-ed college selection procedure drawing; (38:03) Women's colleges more expensive; (39:01) City fund for Buffalo Bayou land purchase; (39:41) Texas Constitution review committee; (40:57) Free postage for U.S. Congress; (41:55) U.S./Russia environmental delegations; (42:52) Gas shortages; (43:15) 50% female representation in Texas Constitution revision; (44:06) Apartment shopping; (44:34) Gloria Steinem at Alley Theatre; (45:04) Birth control; (46:45) New planet revolving around star; (47:44) City bike registration. Speakers: Jim Latimer, Al Conover, Don Knodel, Frances Farenthold, D.H. Whalen, Wayne Baisley, Jim Vance, Richard Nixon, Henry Kissinger, Leslie Lauderdale |
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News Master 2 Spring 1973
News Master 2
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Contents include: (00:01) Pres. Nixon's treatment of veterans; (00:18) Pres. Richard Nixon on government domain; (00:39) Vietnam War peace agreement; (01:03) Infant mortality and cancer Shippingport Atomic Power Station; (02:38) Starve for Survival program; (03:16) Rice Owls football recruits; (03:58) Snow; (04:25) Engineering awards; (05:32) Campanile photographs; (06:19) City council election changes; (07:11) OCS short courses; (0:22) Solar energy; (10:35) Petition for continuous open house; (10:56) Columbia School of Law for two Rice student; (11:48) Conference on Apollo; (12:21) Texas Student Lobby issues; (13:06) Formal opening of environmental center for local politicians; (13:54) Study on Rice Memorial Center spaces; (15:38) Student Association meeting review; (16:39) Welsley College co-ed education is failure; (17:19) Extraterrestrial lectures; (18:32) Avoiding heart attacks; (19:33) American Indian Movement creation of Ogala Sioux Nation; (20:37) Kyle Morrow Room renovation; (21:21) Rondelet weekend preview; (22:28) Free Jewish University; (23:19) Campus police and crime; (24:01) Rice Pre-Med Society blood drive; (24:56) Critique of OEO; (25:32) Student personal exemption deductions; (26:17) Business opening on Montrose; (27:01) City bicycle registration; (27:54) Committee on Honor Council; (28:36) Campus Board of Control on bookstore; (29:16) Norman Hackerman on tuition increase; (29:41) Gas supply shortage; (30:14) Planned Parenthood begins terminating pregnancies; (30:39) Project Pull events; (31:29) Non-academic affairs committee; (31:59) Recycling center; (33:12) College room modifications; (34:59) Store business; (35:27) Faculty support for the honor system; (36:35) Vandalism in stadium parking lot; (37:35) Bladder cancer virus; (38:09) Black Student Association at Ball High School Martin Luther King, Jr. program; (38:31) Store business; (38:46) Residential College Committee on room and board issues. Speakers: Richard Nixon, Hazel Awalt, Leslie Laudersale, David Real, Scott Hochberg, Kevin Mayer |
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Hello Hamlet rehearsal 1973
KTRU 1972-1973 nearline audio
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Contents include: Actors rehearsing Hello Hamlet. |
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The Cyclopiad radio play 1973
KTRU 1972-1973 nearline audio
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Contents include: "The Cyclopiad" radio play by the Mercurial Theatre. Speakers: Austin Bay, Bob Anderson, Bob Brandt, Becky Green, Kerry Kimbrough, Leslie Brown, Debbie Irvine, Susan Watts, Mike Marcoulier |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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News Master 1 Fall 1973
News Master 1
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Contents include: Fall 1973 news master (00:01) Skylab astronauts; (00:43) Key Largo freighter on fire; (01:09) Rice security men shot; (02:12) Tropical Storm Delia from Skylab; (03:27) Investigation; (03:44) Coffeehouse concert; (04:12) Dragonflies on campus; (06:05) Voter registration; (06:39) Gas sales; (07:29) Woman joining ROTC; (08:47) Voter registration; (09:00) Hanszen caterpillar race, week of freshman guidance; (09:43) Pub proposal; (10:29) Recycling center; (11:08) Sid Richardson College film series; (11:57) Senate Association Senate meeting review, Black Student Union; (14:02) Admissions and waiting list; (14:33) Bike registration; (14:52) Gas price controls; (15:36) Doonsebury comic strip inappropriate; (16:30) Sales tax; (17:18) KTRU Houston community programming; (18:30) Rapid transit; (24:45) Rice Soccer team; (25:19) Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead review; (27:18) Tennis clinic; (28:04) Rapid transit; (29:39) Propaganda against conservation; (30:14) Henry Kissinger negotiating in the Middle East, oil concerns; (34:27) Rapid transit; (34:55) Israel and Egypt conflict; (35:26) Politicians, Charles Percy; (36:07) Opinions on Pres. Richard Nixon's resignation; (38:18) State representation; (38:45) Mayor and controller contention; (39:24) Self-study parameters; (42:41) Sid Richardson College Oktoberfest; (43:23) Lovett College party; (43:54) Houston's future issues, mayoral candidate; (45:32) Franchise referendum on CATV, cable. Speakers: Tom Malone, D.H. Whalen, Fred Hofheinz |
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News Master 2 Fall 1973
News Master 2
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Contents include: (00:01) Franchise referendum on CATV, cable; (01:04) Student survey on impeachment of Nixon; (02:46) City Elections; (03:13) Electrical fire; (03:33) Football player on University of Texas game; (03:57) Energy consumption; (04:37) Fertilizer supplies; (05:05) Rice Pre-Med Society blood drive; (05:36) Classic movie theater in Houston; (06:33) Pres. Richard Nixon refusing to resign; (06:56) Skylab III preparations; (08:03) Norman Hackerman's State of the University preview; (08:33) HISD education and fiscal management; (11:27) Shorten diapause period of moths; (12:04) Opinion on Pres. Richard Nixon; (12:38) Comet Kohoutek observation; (13:28) Houston mayoral candidate; (13:52) Mayoral candidate speech; (14:23) Pres. Richard Nixon on gas shortage; (15:49) Speech on sun; (16:14) Thresher withholding names of sources, investigating Honor Council violations; (17:14) Honor Council on Thresher investigations; (18:37) Thresher and Honor Council controversy explained; (20:08) Powderpuff playoff games preview; (21:02) Gas shortage; (21:41) Recycling center; (25:09) Brown College vs. Baker College powderpuff controversy; (26:07) Egypt and Israel peace negotiations; (26:33) Powderpuff playoff games preview; (26:59) Hanszen College powderpuff; (27:17) Steve Reich concert review; (28:31) Pres. Richard Nixon crisis of confidence; (29:18) Problem with launch vehicle, role of astronauts in Skylab; (30:51) Eclipses, ancient peoples building structure; (32:17) Unique project; (33:01) Rice Marching Owl Band wants to play in Super Bowl; (34:08) Thresher and Honor Council controversy; (34:51) Promo for Beyond the Night of Decadence party at Wiess College; (35:45) Plays, powderpuff playoffs; (36:46) Intramural football; (37:20) Rice Marching Owl Band incident with Texas A and M; (38:10) Rice Marching Owl Band apology to Texas A and M; (39:38) Removing object; (40:13) NASA activities; (40:35) Baker College's Importance of Being Earnest preview; (41:17) Opinion not justified; (41:37) Rice Marching Owl Band incident with Texas A and M; (42:22) Christmas decorations and energy; (43:29) Tennessee Williams' The Purification review at Alley Theatre. Speakers: Wayne Baisley, Scott Hochberg, Richard Nixon, Augustine Martinez, Bert Roth, Jim Vance |
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News Master 3 1973-1974
News Master 3
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Contents include: (00:01) Baker College's Importance of Being Earnest preview; (01:05) Don Knodel on Rice Owls basketball vs. Wake Forest preview, team issues Vanderbilt preview; (03:53) Skylab III mission control update; (05:06) Ames Research Center update on Pioneer; (06:04) Pub proposal; (06:55) Environmental clean-up; (07:25) Skylab III update; (08:18) Student Association Senate meeting review, apology from Texas A and M; (08:51) Precinct voting workers, voting computer; (10:20) Fred Hofheinz mayoral acceptance speech; (11:55) Intramural basketball playoffs; (13:04) Eugene O'Neill's Ah Wilderness! at Alley Theatre review; (15:32) Baker College's Importance of Being Earnest review; (17:07) Super Bowl at Rice Stadium; (20:58) Rice Media Center movies; (21:28) Rice Program Council movies; (22:45) Sid Richardson College water balloons during finals; (24:02) Pub proposal; (24:31) Water balloon incident, Sid Richardson College; (25:36) Zorba! preview; (27:27) Alley Theatre's Midsummer Night's Dream review; (31:10) Rice Owls basketball game play; (31:40) Daniel Johnston on birds near president's house; (32:29) Helicopter to scare birds; (34:10) Yucatan trip; (35:38) Helicopter stopped; (36:17) 1st Mardi Gras parade and Hanszen dinner; (37:29) Pub proposal; (38:06) Automobile mechanics course; (40:32) Exhibit on immigration of German intellectuals; (42:22) Student Association and other elections; (43:57) Budweiser Clydesdales; (45:18) Student Association candidate debate. Speakers: Don Knodel, Denis Williams, Fred Hofheinz, D.H. Whalen, Augustine Martinez, Scott Hochberg |
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee live 1974-02-06
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Contents include: Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee concert held in the band hall at Rice University. During the recording, Terry and McGhee stop playing and answer questions from the crowd. Some of the questions are hard to hear, but the musicians frequently repeat the questions. Answers include McGhee's philosophy of blues and truth, Terry's impromptu harmonica lesson, Terry and McGhee's history as a duo, and Terry's work with Blind Boy Fuller. Speakers: Brownie McGhee, Sonny Terry |
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Tim Weisberg and band interview 1974-02-06
Tim Weisberg and band interview
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Contents include: Tim Weisberg and his band discuss their tour, music history, influences, and current musical trajectory. Speakers: Tim Weisberg |
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Tim Weisberg live 1974-02-06
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Contents include: Tim Weisberg concert in the band hall at Rice University. Speaker: Tim Weiberg |
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Shawn Phillips - Music and Words 1974-02
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Contents include: Shawn Phillips' music interspersed with interview snippets. Phillips discusses yoga, vegetarianism, freedom, his career, unbiased radio stations, songwriting, spirituality, the environment, and pollution. Speaker: Shawn Phillips |
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Frances Farenthold interview 1974-03-05
Frances Farenthold interview
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Contents include: Interview with Frances Farenthold, while visiting Rice University; discussing her campaign for Texas Governor. Scott Hochberg, Frances Farenthold |
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Frances Farenthold speaking at Rice University 1974-03-05
Frances Farenthold speaking at Rice University
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Contents include: Frances Farenthold speaking at Rice. Speaker: Frances Farenthold |
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Wheatfield live, part 1 1974-03-09
KTRU 1973-1974 nearline audio
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Contents include: Wheatfield concert live radio broadcast in Baker Commons. The first part of this recording has been altered, because the original recording changed recording speed. The second part is incomplete. Speakers: Connie Mims, Ezra Idlet, Craig Calvert, Bob Russell |
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Wheatfield live, part 2 1974-03-09
KTRU 1973-1974 nearline audio
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Contents include: Wheatfield concert live radio broadcast, continued, in Baker Commons. It is incomplete. Speakers: Connie Mims, Ezra Idlet, Craig Calvert, Bob Russell |
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250 watt sign-on 1974-04
KTRU 1973-1974 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00.01) KTRU staff celebrating expansion of wattage to 250 watts with toast to all 80 people at Rice who make KTRU radio possible. During broadcasts toasts are made, and KTRU listeners who are able to hear the new 250 watt station; (08.46) Music or radio play. It is unclear who created it. Speakers: Ken Alexander, Steve Golvach |
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News Master 4 Spring 1974
News Master 4
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Contents include: (00:01) Student Association candidate debate; (03:21) Norman Hackerman on Pub; (05:08) Student Association presidential candidate's platform; (05:59) Cheerleaders changing; (06:17) Student Association presidential candidates' platforms; (08:40) Student Association elections; (09:08) Honor Council elections redo; (09:28) Candidate's qualifications; (10:14) Honor Council ballot incorrect; (10:56) Don Knodel on Rice Owls basketball vs. Texas A and M preview; (12:25) Student Association election results; (13:32) Play preview; (14:32) SA joke presidential candidate; (15:09) Wiess College joke; (15:41) Student Association election results; (16:54) Student Spring Break Experiences; (17:30) Xavier Darasse concert preview; (18:04) Rice Owls tennis vs. Texas Southern University; (18:20) Wiess Tabletop's Man of La Mancha preview; (19:20) Meetings on opening sexual norms, streaking; (21:54) Don Knodel resigning; (23:17) Thresher budget and advertising; (24:50) Richard M. Miller hired; (25:48) Rice Summer School courses for secondary school students; (27:47) Patterns and Perspectives journal; (30:28) Donald Baker on Franz Brotzen acting Master at Jones College; (32:13) Baker Shakespeare Faire, Play, and Feast; (33:34) Speaker giving speech [recoding unclear]; (33:30) Lovett College Casino Party promo; (35:09) Women's varsity basketball team vs. Men under 5'8"; (35:52) Rice students arrested for criminal simulation; (36:41) Streak off against University of Houston; (37:42) Lovett College Casino Party budget; (38:39) Rice Program Council events, Rondelet weekend events; (41:55) Doug Sahm's album review and concert preview; (42:50) Prize ticket sales benefitting the Francis Farenthold campaign; (43:13) Musings on music; (43:59) New coach hired; (44:26) Room and board increase; (45:27) Sandy Haven directing Man for All Season for Rice Players; (46:41) Norman Hackerman on out of state quotas. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, Don KNodel, Steve Golvach, Donald Baker, Jerry Curtis |
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News Master 5 Spring 1974
News Master 5
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Contents include: [Problems with audio] (00:01) Norman Hackerman on self-study; (01:22) Phi Beta Kappa; (02:22) Rice Pre-Med Society blood drive; (02:46) Goals for Students Association Senate, imminent domain issue; (04:54) Printer issue with wrong date; (05:07) Suggestions for topics for the State of the University address; (06:53) Population conference; (07:30) Sid Richardson College Beer Bike training; (08:01) Beer Bike race review; (08:44) Speaker on Pres. Richard Nixon, a loner, Pres. Lyndon Johnson, extrovert; (10:38) KTRU 250 watt permit read aloud; (11:30) Mime and architecture studies project; (12:39) Theater in Soviet Union project; (13:30) Rice student population statistics and quotas; (14:02) Radio telemetry and electrocardiogram; (14:36) Honor Council ombudsmen; (17:23) Rice Players director's choice preview; (18:07) Leonard Boudin speaking at University of Houston; (18:35) Error checking jobs; (19:18) Richard van Buren at Rice; (19:56) Baker Botts opinion on two pubs at Rice; (21:00) Nationwide campaign for signatures for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. day; (22:01) TI-2500 Datamath review, birds whistling, calculator reviews; (25:20) Water balloon wars payment and problem. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, Craig Jackson |
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Walt Dickson interview 1974
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Contents include: Walt Dickson talks about the Student International Meditation Society and the power of transcendental meditation. Speaker: Walt Dickson |
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News Carts Spring 1974-Fall 1975
KTRU 1973-1974 nearline audio
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Contents include: Spring - Fall 1974 news master - These clips include interviews or sections from shows that the KTRU staff later cut for their news program and others. (00:01) Student Association elections, campaigns; (01:43) Budweiser Clydesdales; (04:34) Rice Owls cross country team review and interview, Rice Owls football vs. Southern Methodist University review, interview with James Sykes, Edwin Collins affair, Saturday's Children - Rodrigo Barnes, Notre Dame game, interview with Jack Westbrook, Rice soccer team. We deleted radio music and edited technical difficulites on this recording. Speakers: James Sykes, Jack Westbrook |
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Consumer Focus - Elderly 1974
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Contents include: On "Consumer Focus," Tom Moe speaks to Debbie Hadjes from TexPIRG and Rand Porteau [sp?] about consumer issues and the elderly and senior citizens. We deleted extraneous audio at the end of this recording. Speaker: Tom Moe, Debbie Hadjes |
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Mike Love of the Beach Boys interview, part 1 1974-07-29
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Contents include: Live music from the Beach Boys and interview snippets from Mike Love. The Beach Boys were on tour with Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and had recently played in Houston. The interview took place at the Transcendental Meditation headquarters in Highland Village, Houston. Mike Love discusses the tour, his relationship with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, and transcendental meditation. Because of poor miking, we have enhanced Mike Love's voice. Speakers: Mike Love, Bruce Kessler |
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Mike Love of the Beach Boys interview, part 2 1974-07-29
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Contents include: Live music from the Beach Boys and interview snippets from Mike Love. The Beach Boys were on tour with Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and had recently played in Houston. The interview took place at the Transcendental Meditation headquarters in Highland Village, Houston. Mike Love discusses the tour, his relationship with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, and transcendental meditation. Because of poor miking, we have enhanced Mike Love's voice. Speakers: Mike Love, Bruce Kessler |
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Backstage Interview - Rick Wakeman 1974-09-19
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler talks to Rick Wakeman about his work compares to other modern music, age barriers in music, "Journey to the Centre of the Earth," H.G. Wells, composing, synthesizers, upcoming projects, "The Six Wives of Henry VIII," and touring. Speakers: Rick Wakeman, Bruce Kessler |
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Devil's Advocate Commentaries 1974-09
Devil's Advocate Commentaries
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Contents include: (00:01) Scott Hochberg discusses changes to the youth air travel card. (06:23) Scott Hochberg discusses broadcast companies renewing their licenses and having to answer to the public about issues. Speaker: Scott Hochberg |
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Norman Hackerman "State of the University" (2 reels) 1974-10-02
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Contents include: Norman Hackerman's State of the University address covers self-study, goals for the university, Jesse H. Jones School of Administration creation, salary bonuses, improvements to colleges, budget, improvements to existing buildings, proposed new buildings, athletics and funding, minority representation at student and faculty levels, creation of women's intercollegiate athletics, need for renovating the academic quad, student government and committee appointments, Fondren Library, and co-ed colleges. The second audio file has been edited. KTRU recorded Hackerman's address over an episode of the "Rice Report," which is now wrc06272. Speakers: Norman Hackerman |
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"Rice Report" 1972
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Contents include: "Rice Report" on Chinese government and Pres. Richard Nixon's trip, Vietnam War, and Henry Kissinger. Hackerman's address appears to be recorded over an older tape that discusses Richard Nixon's China trip from 1972. Speakers: Robert Capp, Austin Bay |
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"A Conversation with Chick Corea" 1974-10-07
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Contents include: An interview with Chick Corea. He discusses how he creates music, his musical purpose, musical background, his albums Piano Improvisations, Vol. I and Return to Forever, audiences, what he listens to, and his musical and philosophical vision. Speakers: Chick Corea, Bruce Kessler |
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Wheatfield live, part 1 1974-10-16
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Contents include: Wheatfield playing in the Baker College commons. Speakers: Connie Mims, Ezra Idlet, Craig Calvert, Bob Russell |
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Wheatfield live, part 2 1974-10-16
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Contents include: Wheatfield playing in the Baker College commons. Speakers: Connie Mims, Ezra Idlet, Craig Calvert, Bob Russell |
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George Greanias interview 1974-10
George Greanias interview
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Contents include: Walt Silvus and Calvin Slater talk to George Greanias about "Hello Hamlet," a movie he made with Doug Kilgore, and his play "Wilson." Speakers: George Greanias, Walt Silvus, Calvin Slater |
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News Archive II 1974-10
News Archive II
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Contents include: (00:01) Audio damaged; (00:23) Rice Annual Telefund; (01:06) Norman Hackerman on tuition; (01:40) MOB not going to Texas A and M game; (02:11) Register to vote; (03:27) University accounting; (03:57) Concentus Musicus Wien at Hamman Hall; (05:09) MOB not going to Texas A and M game; (05:45) Financial Aid payments delayed; (06:23) Clean energy resources; (06:57) Neiman Marcus Christmas catalog; (08:16) Sid Richardson College Oktoberfest; (08:59) Non-hazing balloon toss; (10:02) Pub building budget; (10:51) Amniocentesis film; (12:29) Wheatfield playing in Baker College; (13:04) KTRU airing Pres. Franklin Roosevelt's World War II draft speech; (13:45) Homecoming elections and events; (15:18) Figures on event; (15:44) South Central Modern Language Association convention; (17:25) Student protest; (18:10) Sid Richardson College Oktoberfest; (20:00) Congresswoman Barbara Jordan speaking on campus and other events; (20:24) Telefund; (21:44) Raffle to pay for dance and events; (22:16) Pub construction bids; (23:24) Custom House auction; (24:30) Pub Committee construction decision; (25:19) Shepherd String Quartet formation; (26:38) Star Trek at Rice organization; (28:53) Halloween events; (30:23) Powderpuff season prediction. Because of low audio over halfway through the tape, we have enhanced the audio to make it louder. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, Scott Hochberg, Ken Alexander, Bobby Siever, Stan Barber, Keith Cooper, Rick Goldman |
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Backstage Interview - Triumvirat 1974-11-10
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler talks to members of Triumvirat about writing lyrics in English rather than German, popularity of European bands in U.S., musical influences, their style of music, U.S. popularity, German music market, touring in Europe vs. U.S., naming "Illusions on a Double Dimple," and the story of "Mister Ten Percent." In the middle of the recording, another piece of music interrupts the interview. We removed it. Speakers: Bruce Kessler, Jürgen Fritz, Helmut Köllen, Hans Bathelt |
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Shawn Phillips live 1974-11-25
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Contents include: Shawn Phillips live at the Houston Music Hall. Speaker: Shawn Phillips |
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Tom Jans Interview Fall 1974
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Contents include: Tom Jans discusses his promotional tour and upcoming tour with Billy Joel, how he writes music, how he performs, who he has performed with, and his future plans. He also performs in the studio. Speaker: Tom Jans |
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The Blue Carbuncle 1975-01-06
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Contents include: The Mercurial Theater presents "The Blue Carbuncle." Speakers: Kevin Mayer, Anna Baron, Rick Cordray, Dale Wilson, Joel Slade, D.H. Whalen |
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Mike Oldfield interview 1975-01-20
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Contents include: Mike Oldfield discusses his musical process, use of instruments, the influence of London on his music, his musical past, recording Tubular Bells, playing Tubular Bells live, his current work, and his use of new recording technology. Speaker: Mike Oldfield |
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Gene Roddenberry speaking at Rice University (2 reels) 1975-01-22
Gene Roddenberry speaking at Rice University
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Contents include: Gene Roddenberry speaking to the Rice and Houston community on the Rice University campus. He discusses Star Trek, the upcoming film, the show's ethos, how to apply that to other parts of life, and the business of television. This tape contained a live show by Bill and Lucille Cade. It has been deleted and is now wrc06827. Speakers: Gene Roddenberry |
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Bill and Lucille Cade live 1975-01-22
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Contents include: The live broadcast of Bill and Lucille Cade playing in the Baker College Commons. This recording is a fragment found at the end of wrc06279_02. |
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Shawn Phillips interview 1975-01-24
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler talks to Shawn Phillips about the Night of the Hurricane II Benefit Concert, Paul Robinson, songwriting, Paul Buckmaster, commercial radio, new music, Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, humanity, and environmental issues. Speakers: Shawn Phillips, Bruce Kessler |
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Jay Smith & Wheatfield live, part 1 1975-04-06
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Contents include: Julius O. Smith, III and Wheatfield in concert at Sammy's on Rice University campus. Speakers: Julius O. Smith, III, Connie Mims, Ezra Idlet, Craig Calvert, Bob Russell |
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Jay Smith & Wheatfield live, part 2 1975-04-06
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Contents include: Wheatfield in concert at Sammy's on Rice University campus. There are some problems with the audio. Speakers: Connie Mims, Ezra Idlet, Craig Calvert, Bob Russell |
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Jay Smith & Wheatfield live, part 3 1975-04-06
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Contents include: Wheatfield in concert at Sammy's on Rice University campus. At (49:09), the Wheatfield recording ends and Graham Kendrick begins playing. Speakers: Connie Mims, Ezra Idlet, Craig Calvert, Bob Russell, Graham Kendrick |
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Margaret Meade speaking at Rice University 1975-04-10
Margaret Meade speaking at Rice University
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Contents include: Introduction by Norman Hackerman. In her speech, "A New Dynamic for Higher Education," Margaret Meade talks about her previous experiences at Rice, shifting ideas of growth, understanding how small changes affect the world, protecting the environment, and creating a graduate program that takes a more holistic view of the world. After her speech, she takes questions from the audience. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, Margaret Meade |
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Pub Opening 1975-04-11
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Contents include: Audio issues at beginning of the recording. Reporter Scott Hochberg speaks with Norman Hackerman and others during the opening of Willy's Pub. Because of audio issues and copywritten radio music, we edited this recording. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, Rod Stevenson, Scott Hochberg, Doug Appling, Steve Golvach |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
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Backstage Interview - Black Sabbath 1975-08-23
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler talks to Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath about themes on the early albums, music's popularity, band's hiatus, solo albums, touring, and fans. Speakers: Tony Iommi, Bruce Kessler |
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Rice vs. UH Halftime controversy, part 1 1975-09
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Contents include: Interviews with various people asking about their reactions to the Rice Owls football game halftime show against University of Houston. Taking place in the Astrodome, the halftime show featured the Marching Owl Band (MOB) doing a satirical show that was cut short by Astrodome staff. The tape has many recording issues. Also, interviewees have not given permission to be broadcast on the radio. |
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Rice vs. UH Halftime controversy, part 2 1975-09
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Contents include: Interviews with various people asking about their reactions to the Rice Owls football game halftime show against University of Houston. Taking place in the Astrodome, the halftime show featured the Marching Owl Band (MOB) doing a satirical show that was cut short by Astrodome staff. The tape has many recording issues. Also, interviewees have not given permission to be broadcast on the radio. |
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Backstage Interview - Frank Zappa 1975-10-11
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler talks to Frank Zappa about his most recent album, lineup changes, upcoming plans, touring, the stage show, and the meaning behind songs. Speakers: Frank Zappa, Bruce Kessler |
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Shawn Phillips, Hall & Oates live, part 1 1975-10-22
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Contents include: Daryl Hall and John Oates at the Music Hall perform first followed by Shawn Phillips. Speakers: Daryl Hall, John Oates, Shawn Phillips |
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Shawn Phillips, Hall & Oates live, part 2 1975-10-22
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Contents include: Shawn Phillips performs at the Music Hall. Speakers: Shawn Phillips |
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Backstage Interview - Graham Nash 1975-10-29
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler and an unknown reporter talks to Graham Nash about post-show analysis, touring, transcendental meditation, band lineup, working with David Crosby, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young reunion, new album, connecting with fans via music, songwriting, and writing positive songs. Speakers: Graham Nash, Bruce Kessler |
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2001: A Space Lunacy 1975-11-25
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Contents include: Radio Perfidy Theatre presents "2001: A Space Lunacy." Speakers: Bob Brandt, John Hall, John Hester, Bill Kosar, David Presley, Joel Slade, Michael Joe Thannish, Stan Barber, Julia Levy, Cheryl Miskell |
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Wheatfield live, part 1 1975-11-30
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Contents include: Wheatfield plays in the Grand Hall in the Rice Memorial Center. At 47:45, changes to another recording of someone singing "Last Lonely Eagle." Speakers: Ezra Idlet, Craig Calvert, Connie Mims, Bob Russell, Damian Hevia |
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Wheatfield live, part 2 1975-11-30
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Contents include: Wheatfield plays in the Grand Hall in the Rice Memorial Center. Speakers: Ezra Idlet, Craig Calvert, Connie Mims, Bob Russell, Damian Hevia |
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Wheatfield live, part 3 1975-11-30
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Contents include: Wheatfield plays in the Grand Hall in the Rice Memorial Center. Speakers: Ezra Idlet, Craig Calvert, Connie Mims, Bob Russell, Damian Hevia |
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News Master 1 Fall 1975
News Master 1
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Contents include: (00:01) Baker Shakespeare Festival; (01:12) Rice Media Center carnival; (02:26) Don Knodel leaving Information Services, Rice; (03:20) Texas State Senate elections; (04:19) Rice Owls football vs. University of Houston MOB halftime controversy; (07:40) William Shatner on Star Trek movie script, Barbary Coast TV show; (08:42) Woman going to see William Shatner; (08:53) Sid Richardson College Oktoberfest; (10:52) Pub opening; (11:20) President of Alumni Association, Homecoming; (11:45) Alum on changes at Rice; (12:00) Rice Owls football vs. Southern Methodist University review; (14:10) National sports, World Football League; (15:14) Al Conover on Rice Owls football vs. University of Texas; (15:52) Rice Program Council cancels show; (16:49) Rice Owls football vs. University of Texas review; (21:44) Houston Oilers season, Pan-Am games, college football games; (23:08) Rice Owls football vs. Texas Tech, college football, World Football League; (24:18) National sports; (25:28) Rice Owls football vs. Texas Tech review; (30:20) College sports, National sports; (31:03) College sports; (31:42) Fiesta Bowl University of Nebraska controversy, National sports, college sports; (32:55) Rice Owls football vs. Texas Christian University review; (33:31) College sports; (34:10) Rice Owls football vs. Baylor review, Southwest Conference, national sports; (35:02) Hanszen College building new commons; (36:24) 1975 Hawaii earthquake; (36:52) Rice Owls basketball vs. Tulane review, national sports, college sports; (37:51) 1975 Hawaii earthquake; (38:10) Fred Hofheinz re-election acceptance speech; (38:58) Frank Briscoe concession speech; (40:46) College sports, national sports; (41:34) Bob Polk on Rice Owls basketball, Rice Owls vs. Texas Wesleyan preview; (43:37) Financial aid; (45:16) Penn State match-up; (45:43) Course schedules; (46:23) Women keeping last name after marriage, Equal Credit Opportunity Act. Speakers: William Shatner, Norman Hackerman, Fred Hofheinz, Frank Briscoe, Bob Polk, Al Conover |
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Promos and Reviews 1975
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Contents include: (00:01) KTRU takes you to Planet Gong; (00:50) Radio Gnome Invisible by Gong; (01:54) "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" at Wiess College review; (05:09) Bumper sticker promos; (06:55) The Aggie War Hymn and other songs; (10:09) Song from "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown"; (13:23) "The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds" by the Rice Players review; (17:03) "Wonderful Sausage," bumper sticker promo, KTRU cocktail party; (20:36) Lovett College and Jones College production "Come Blow Your Horn" review; (22:35) Bijou Theatre Experimental Film Festival review; (24:42) "Don Giovanni" at Houston Grand Opera review; (27:49) "Henry IV, Part I" Baker Shakespeare review; (31:36) "Hello Hamlet" promos; (33:55) "Hello Hamlet" review; (39:19) "Out at Sea" and "The Maids" by the Rice Players review. Speakers: Stan Barber, Scott Hochberg, Ronny Newman, Patti Bellis, Mike Parmet |
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NBC News correspondents panel at University Associates dinner (5 reels) 1976-01-15
NBC News correspondents panel at University Associates dinner
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Contents include: NBC News reporters discuss the mood in the U.S., presidential candidates, energy policy, Spain, Lebanon, the press and Pres. Gerald Ford, Ann Armstrong, Russia, Welles Hangen, press abuse of power, the mood in the U.S., presidential candidates, energy policy, Spain, Lebanon, the press and Pres. Gerald Ford, Ann Armstrong, Russia, and Welles Hangen. During the question and answer portion starts with the six correspondents introducing themselves. They then take questions on the following topics: Ann Armstrong, foreign policy, presidential gaffs, world economy, energy, press and Pres. Richard Nixon, Israel, Lebanon, women in U.S. government, Leonid Brezhnev, Russian power struggles, political polling, Concorde controversy, the Middle East, Angola, and the Italian communist party. KPRC broadcasted this event. Speakers: Irving R. Levine, Richard Valeriani, Carole Simpson, Steve Delaney, Tom Pettit, Garrick Utley, Ray Miller |
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Balcones Fault live 1976-01-18
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Contents include: Balcones Fault perform live in Hamman Hall. Speakers: Fletcher Clark, Jack Jacobs, Kerry Kimbrough, Steve Blodgett, Michael McGeary |
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Homer Rice press conference 1976-01-20
Homer Rice press conference
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Contents include: During the press conference, Norman Hackerman announces the hiring of Homer Rice as the new Rice Owls football coach and athletic director. Homer Rice speaks about his decision to work for Rice University and takes questions. He discusses the Total Person Program and his upcoming plans for the football program. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, Homer Rice |
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Up in the Air - Memorial Park oil drilling 1976-01
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Contents include: Scott Hochberg discusses the issue of oil drilling by Brown Co. in Houston's Memorial Park with a panel. Because of radio music, we edited the end of this recording. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Frank Calhoun, Earl G. Covington |
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Memorial Park debate 1976-01
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Contents include: The Houston City Council meeting on drilling oil at Memorial Park. This is not a complete tape of the proceedings. |
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Lane Denton interview 1976-02-13
Lane Denton interview
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Contents include: Interview with Lane Denton running for Railroad Commission. Denton discusses legislative history, energy options, strip mining, telephone rate increases, and natural resources. Speakers: Lane Denton |
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Backstage Interview - Commodores 1976-02-29
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews the members of the Commodores. They discuss their history as a singing group, touring with the Jackson 5, song arrangement, their upcoming tour with The Rolling Stones, and aspiring to be the black Beatles. Speakers: Lionel Richie, Thomas McClary, Bruce Kessler, William King |
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Backstage Interview - Gary Wright 1976-03-10
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews Gary Wright. He discusses the song "Dreamweaver" and the album, his music history, Spooky Tooth, and session work with George Harrison and others. Speakers: Bruce Kessler, Gary Wright |
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Bill Haymes live 1976-03-16
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Contents include: Bill Haymes plays Woody Guthrie's music and discusses Guthrie's life. He plays at the Hanszen B and P. This recording has been altered to delete radio music from a previous recording. Speakers: Bill Haymes |
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Up in the Air - Ron Paul 1976-03-18
Up in the Air - Ron Paul
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Contents include: Ron Paul, running for the April 1976 special election for Texas's 22nd congressional district, talks about attorneys, low voter turnout, crime, socialism, national debt, currency, the free market, lowering taxes, privatizing the U.S. Postal Service, and inflation. Speaker: Ron Paul |
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Backstage Interview - Sammy Hagar 1976-04-03
Backstage Interview - Sammy Hagar
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler talks to Sammy Hagar about touring, songwriting, musical influences, new album, Montrose, vocals, "Urban Gorilla," forming bands post-Montrose, and Elvis Presley. Speakers: Sammy Hagar, Bruce Kessler |
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47 Times Its Own Weight live, part 1 1976-04-10
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Contents include: 47 Times Its Own Weight playing live at Willy's Pub's first birthday celebration. Speakers: 47 Times Its Own Weight |
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47 Times Its Own Weight live, part 2 1976-04-10
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Contents include: 47 Times Its Own Weight playing live at Willy's Pub's first birthday celebration. Because of radio music, we edited wrc06524_02 at the beginning and the end of the recording. Speakers: 47 Times Its Own Weight |
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Vince Bell live 1976-04-10
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Contents include: Vince Bell performs live at the Hanszen B and P. Speaker: Vince Bell |
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KTRU Birthday Show 1976-04-11
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Contents include: Birthday show in honor of 5th anniversary of KTRU. The program outlines the history of the radio station, including its coverage of the Masterson Crisis, Charles Freeman, disturbances at Allen Center, the selection of Norman Hackerman, the opening of Pub, the hiring of Homer Rice, arts, and comedy clips. Speakers: Stan Barber |
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Pres. Gerald Ford in Houston press conference 1976-04-29
Pres. Gerald Ford in Houston press conference
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Contents include: Question and answer session with Pres. Gerald Ford in Houston before the May 1 Texas primary. He discusses the campaign, his record, his challenger Ronald Reagan, Panama Canal renegotiations, divestiture bill, Watergate books and film, military funding, social programs, Pres. Richard Nixon, Cuba, and budget. Because of poor recording, we have altered the original audio and removed a section that interrupted the intended recording. Speaker: Gerald Ford |
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Pres. Gerald Ford at Houston Builders Association 1976-04-29
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Contents include: Pres. Gerald Ford addressing the Houston Builders Association. He discusses Houston construction, federal funding for construction, U.S. economy, and military increases. After speech, association members ask questions on construction issues. At 39:42, there is an old recording about civil statues. Speaker: Gerald Ford |
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Backstage Interview - Boz Scaggs 1976-04
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Contents include: Boz Scaggs discusses his albums Slow Dancer and Silk Degrees, musical influences, writing music and lyrics, and performing live. Speakers: Bruce Kessler, Boz Scaggs |
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Backstage Interview - Hall & Oates Spring 1976
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler interviews Daryl Hall and John Oates. The duo discusses their musical backgrounds, their history together, their early albums, work with Todd Rundgren on War Babies, genre change with War Babies, and working on new album. Speakers: Daryl Hall, John Oates, Bruce Kessler |
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News Master 2 Spring 1976
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Contents include: (00:01) NBC correspondents at Rice; (01:26) Charles Daniels controversy; (02:21) Add/drop courses; (02:57) Recruiting; (03:58) Applications for job; (04:24) Thresher salary increases; (05:34) Opinions on Thresher, salary increase; (08:48) Stan Barber is a nitwit; (09:09) Charles Daniels controversy; (10:32) Hiring of David Hunt, Director of Financial Aid; (12:28) Acoustics installation in Willy's Pub, funding new ideas; (15:37) Football coach search; (17:31) Thresher salary increase vote; (18:01) Homer Rice to be offered coaching job; (19:50) Homer Rice news conference; (25:05) Ford Administration meetings with Houston; (26:54) Thresher salary increase vote failed, Student Association meeting; (27:50) Homer Rice press conference; (28:58) Stan Barber interview with Joyce Rubash on food quality; (34:11) Rice Owls track Olympic trials, Jeff Wells; (36:38) Valhalla crime incident; (38:39) Department of Biology, curriculum additions, labs; (40:11) Memorial Park oil wells; (43:13) Universities Space Research Association institutes; (45:04) Accounting profession. Speakers: Stan Barber, Charles Daniels, Lee Hochberg, Norman Hackerman, Homer Rice, James Castaneda, Dana Blankenhorn, Joyce Rubash, Jeff Wells, C.B. Bernick |
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News Master 3 Spring 1976
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Contents include: (00:01) University evaluation day, the role of the university; (02:04) Zip code realignment; (03:14) Survey of issue; (03:48) Gazilcher at Sid Richardson College; (04:51) Financial aid; (05:35) Student Association election candidates; (06:51) "From the Perspective of Professionals" panel; (10:08) Student opinions on convocation; (13:36) University standing committees; (15:37) Stephen Klineberg at convocation; (17:02) Workshop on introductory courses; (18:10) Course summary; (19:39) Campanile publishing issue; (20:35) Campanile dispersal; (20:49) Athlete training; (21:01) Rice Alternative Basketball Team challenges Rice Owls basketball team; (22:11) Student Association elections; (22:48) Farmer's Market; (23:43) Meal plans; (26:45) Candidate financial statements; (27:30) Basketball player; (27:43) Rice Owls basketball game play-by-play; (30:55) University of Texas underrated team; (31:39) Willy's Pub changes; (34:34) President's Honor Roll; (36:41) Homer Rice on student involvement in athletic program; (38:39) MOB at Mardi Gras in New Orleans; (39:57) Summer school course summaries; (43:41) Rice Owls baseball review; (44:26) St. Patrick's Day dance; (45:04) Student Association elections; (45:33) Student Association meeting review. Speakers: Larry Fossi, Stephen Klineberg, Craig Ball, James Morehead, Stan Barber, Homer Rice, Jim Cobb, Bill Wade |
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News Master 4 Spring 1976
News Master 4
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Contents include: Spring 1976 news master (00:01) Committee on the Convocation; (01:57) Mail delivery; (02:55) Nature class at arboretum; (05:09) Republican primary; (05:24) New Hanszen College commons; (06:08) Athletics press conference, athletes admissions, facilities, recruiting; (09:01) Student Association meeting review, elections; (11:49) Norman Hackerman on recruiting; (12:28) Room and board increases; (14:06) Committee anxious; (15:10) Gilbert Cuthbertson on primaries and John Connally, Will Rice College room jack; (26:18) Birds on campus, tree pruning; (29:18) Female College Master at a male college; (32:22) The role of the master; (34:45) Student Association election controversy; (35:04) Oil drilling in Memorial Park; (36:08) University of Texas Student Association president joke candidate. Speakers: Roy Bellar, Homer Rice, Norman Hackerman, Gilbert Cuthbertson, Constantine Armeniades, Katherine Tsanoff Brown |
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News Master 5 Spring 1976
News Master 5
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Contents include: (00:01) Gilbert Cuthbertson; (00:46) Memorial Park oil drilling; (02:08) "We Can Do It" workshop; (04:32) Student Association election controversy; (05:09) Summer chillers, closing down buildings, Resident Associates; (07:49) Hasnzen College B and P coffeehouse; (09:10) Houston bond election; (10:09) Memorial Park oil drilling; (11:12) Miller Theater Spring festival; (13:48) Rice Media Center presents King Vidor; Government Policy in the Arts panel; Art in American in the 1930s and Now; (20:04) Masters Committee finalizing new Masters for Sid Richardson and Will Rice College; (21:09) Ron Paul special election; (24:04) River Oaks World Championship of Tennis tournament; (27:54) Rice Owls baseball game preview; (29:01) William Martin and Constantine Armeniades named Masters; (29:53) Memorial Park oil drilling. Speakers: Stan Barber, Norman Hackerman, Barbie Siever, Tom Moe, Jim Cobb |
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News Master 6 Spring 1976
News Master 6
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Contents include: (00:01) Will Rice College student opinion of Constantine Armeniades; (01:55) River Oaks World Championship of Tennis tournament; (04:03) Admissions; (04:44) F. Barry Dunning wins Sloan Fellowship for Basic Research; (05:48) Energy speaker; (06:20) Robert R. Sterling appointed Dean of Jones Business School; (10:18) Critique of government funded art, foreign aid; (11:58) Severe weather tips; (14:21) Mailings; (14:33) Ronald Reagan not electable; (15:23) Alumni on the Board of Trustees; (15:54) I-610 jackknife; (16:38) Scientific research funding slowing; (17:25) Hare and the Hound race; (18:02) Tennesse primary results; (19:21) Honor Council violation. Speakers: Barbie Siever, James Castaneda, Stan Barber, Robert Sterling, Tom Moe, Norman Hackerman, Jim Cobb |
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Backstage Interview - Cecilio and Kapono 1976-05-02
KTRU 1975-1976 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler talks to Cecilio and Kapono about their acoustic style, songwriting, touring, new music, and working together. Speakers: Henry Kapono Ka'aihue, Cecilio David Rodriguez, Bruce Kessler |
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Backstage Interview - The Tubes 1976-05-19
KTRU 1975-1976 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler talks Fee Waybill of The Tubes about integrating visuals to music, difficulties recording "The Tubes," easier to record "Young and Rich," live shows, stage crew, character inspirations, new charcters, album notes, and comparisons to KISS. Speakers: Bruce Kessler, Fee Waybill |
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Station IDs 1976-1983
Station IDs
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Contents include: (00:01) Gary Wright; (00:13) Iggy Pop; (00:25) Graham Parker; (00:34) Boz Scaggs; (00:44) Eric Bloom; (00:59) Fee Waybill; (01:12) Stevie Nicks; (01:31) Mick Fleetwood; (01:44) Janis Ian; (01:53) Frank Zappa; (02:08) Rick Wakeman; (02:15) Jon Anderson; (02:22) Rick Nielsen; (02:56) Cheap Trick; (03:22) Hall and Oates; (03:32) Brad Delp; (03:46) Robert Klein; (04:19) Jan Hammer; (04:32) Joan Jett and Lee Crystal; (04:49) Joe "King" Carrasco; (05:24) Phil Woods; (05:38) Roger McGuinn; (05:54) Walter Cronkite; (06:07) Charlotte Caffey and Kathy Valentine; (06:50) Laurie Anderson; (08:01) Andy McCluskey; (08:09) Dr. Rockit and the Sisters of Mercy; (09:17) Bill Nolan; (09:32) Brian Setzer; (09:43) Brian O'Neill; (09:55) Lee Rocker; (10:10) Slim Jim Phantom; (10:42) The Bangles; (11:13) Dee Dee Ramone; (11:39) Joey Ramone; (12:09) Johnny Ramone; (12:22) Marc Moreland; (13:02) Lene Lovich; (13:14) King Sunny Adé; (14:10) Fred Schneider and Keith Strickland. Speakers: Gary Wright, Iggy Pop, Graham Parker, Boz Scaggs, Eric Bloom, Fee Waybill, Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood, Janis Ian, Frank Zappa, Rick Wakeman, Jon Anderson, Rick Nielsen, Daryl Hall, John Oates, Brad Delp, Robert Klein, Jan Hammer, Joan Jett, Lee Crystal, Joe "King" Currasco, Phil Woods, Roger McGuinn, Walter Cronkite, Charlotte Caffey, Kathy Valentin, Laurie Anderson, Andy McCluskey, Rock Romano, Bill Nolan, Brian Setzer, Brian O'Neill, Lee Rocker, Slim Jim Phantom, Dee Dee Ramone, Joey Ramone, Johnny Ramone, Marc Moreland, Lene Lovich, King Sunny Adé, Fred Schneider, Keith Strickland |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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Democratic National Convention report 1976-07-17
Democratic National Convention report
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Contents include: Larry Fossi reports on the upcoming selection of Jimmy Carter as the democratic presidential candidate, Rep. Barbara Jordan's speech, and speculation on Carter's vice presidential selection. We deleted radio music at the beginning of the recording. Speakers: Larry Fossi, Stan Barber |
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Alan Steelman interview 1976-09-15
Alan Steelman interview
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Contents include: Stan Barber interviews State Congressman Alan Steelman on the topics of his voting record, the Trinity project, reviewing federal laws at the state level, abortion, retirement age, and his opponent Sen. Lloyd Bentsen. Speakers: Stan Barber, Alan Steelman |
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Rice Thoughts - Co-ed Colleges 1976-09-21
Rice Thoughts - Co-ed Colleges
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Contents include: Stan Barber interviews students on their views on co-ed colleges for the show Rice Thoughts. Students discuss the programs successes. As for the merits of the single sex college, some students think co-ed colleges make men more docile, lack privacy, and cause co-ed college alienation. We fixed a reversed audio issue, but ended up deleting the material, since it was only outtakes. Speaker: Stan Barber |
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News Master 1976-09
News Master
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Contents include: (00:01) Rice Owls football vs. Utah preview; (02:21) Pets on campus; (02:59) Homer Rice on Rice Owls football vs. Utah preview; (03:45) Jimmy Carter campaign, visit to Houston; (09:25) Gentle Art of Sports Betting, college sports; (10:58) Stop smoking course. Speaker: Dana Blankenhorn |
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Jimmy Carter interview and campaigning 1976-09-24
Jimmy Carter interview and campaigning
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Contents include: Presidential candidate Jimmy Carter speaks to reporters after getting off of his airplane. He discusses the previous night's debate, issues with Pres. Gerald Ford, the Playboy article, and his religion. Then, there is a political rally in which Mayor Fred Hofheinz, Senator Lloyd Bentsen, Governor Dolph Briscoe, and Jimmy Carter speak. KTRU reporters also speak with protest groups at the rally. We deleted dead air throughout the recording. Speakers: Jimmy Carter, Fred Hofheinz, Lloyd Bentsen, Dolph Briscoe |
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St. Elmo's Fire interview and music 1976-09-26
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: St. Elmo's Fire playing live at KTRU. During the interview portions, the band discusses their first performance, their music recordings, Caliban with the Houston Ballet, changing their name from Wheatfield to St. Elmo's Fire, the steps to recording an album, choosing a record company, and the story behind some of their songs. They also create stations IDs. This is a poor recording. Speakers: Ezra Idlet, Connie Mims, Craig Calvert, Damian Hevia, Keith Grimwood |
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Arbuckle Flat - Stephen Jarrard 1976-10-05
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Stephen Jarrard playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. It is a poor recording. Speakers: Stephen Jarrard, Trip Doss |
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Arbuckle Flat - Bill Cade 1976-10-19
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Bill Cade on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. It starts with a quick conversation with Bill Cade and his band, and then moves onto Cade playing live in the studio. Speakers: Bill Cade, Trip Doss |
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Backstage Interview - Boston 1976-10-23
Backstage Interview - Boston
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler talks to members of the band Boston about their tour, production values, Scholz's basement studio, popular songs, regional popularity, album cover, musical influences, sound effects, lyrics, and The Beatles. Speakers: Tom Scholz, Sib Hashian, Barry Goudreau, Brad Delp, Fran Sheehan |
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So Now You Can Vote - Bob Gammage 1976-10-28
So Now You Can Vote - Bob Gammage
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Contents include: Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives Bob Gammage discusses Rep. Ron Paul and his libertarian values, Paul's voting record, National Science Foundation grant funding, gun control, and oil and gas. Speakers: Bob Gammage, Ron Paul |
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Outtakes 1976-10-29
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Pres. Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter reports; (07:29) Political and international news, DJ practicing; (10:07) Music; (11:20) "Yellow Submarine" broadcast sign-off; (12:43) Great Flood anniversary; (16:13) "Yellow Submarine" broadcast sign-off ; (17:42) Not Necessarily True News with fake commercials. Speakers: Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Lee Hochberg, David Zumwalt |
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1976 Election Coverage, part 1 1976-11-02
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Reporting on the 1976 national and local elections. Various guests, KTRU DJs, and others discuss the incoming election results. Speakers: Gilbert Cuthbertson, Joel Laser, David Butler, Ray Hutchinson, Patti Bellis, Stan Barber, Ken Meyer, Dana Blankenhon, John Connally, Bob Gammage, Scott Hochberg, Ron Paul, Lloyd Bentsen, Bill Hobby, Hubert Holmes |
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1976 Election Coverage, part 2 1976-11-02
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Reporting on the 1976 national and local elections. Various guests, KTRU DJs, and others discuss the incoming election results. Speakers: Lee Hochberg, David Butler, Tom Moe, Stan Barber, Bob Gammage, Hubert Holmes, Ray Hutchinson |
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Up in the Air - Recycling 1976-11-04
Up in the Air - Recycling
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Contents include: Dr. Mike Kessick, Environmental Engineering, Noel Shenoi, Rice Recycling Center, Jerry Akers of the Sierra Club, and Duane Marks discuss recycling and environmental efforts on campus, in Houston, and nationally. They also discuss pollution in Houston. Towards the end of the recording, the recording speed increases causing the voices to sound strange and eventually unrecognizable. We fixed this issue, but there is some residual distortion. Speakers: Mike Kessick, Noel Shenoi, Jerry Akers, Duane Marks |
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Al Stewart - in concert - Tower Theatre (2 CDs) 1976-11-07
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Al Stewart playing live in Philadelphia at the Tower Theatre via radio station WMMR. At 01:23:41, Frankie Vee and the Village Boys live in Baker Commons on 1976-10-15. The recording is poor. The second recording was probably left over from a previous recorded broadcast. Speakers: Al Stewart, Frankie Vee and the Village Boys |
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Arbuckle Flat - Montrose Marching Band 1976-11-08
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Montrose Marching Band playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. We deleted radio music at the end of this recording. Speakers: Montrose Marching Band, Trip Doss |
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Arbuckle Flat - John Grimaudo 1976-11-16
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: John Grimaudo playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Speakers: John Grimaudo, Trip Doss |
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Up in the Air - Fred Hofhienz 1976-11-18
Up in the Air - Fred Hofhienz
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Contents include: Stan Barber interviews Houston Mayor Fred Hofheinz. They discuss the Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., Houston water quality, enforcing vehicle laws, elections, the June 15, 1976 flood, the recent national election, drunk driving, and park. Speakers: Stan Barber, Fred Hofheinz |
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Arbuckle Flat - Reb Smith 1976-11-23
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Reb Smith playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Speakers: Reb Smith, Trip Doss |
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Up in the Air - Bob Polk 1976-11-24
Up in the Air - Bob Polk
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Contents include: An interview with Rice Owls Basketball Coach Bob Polk. He discusses Rice's poor SWC basketball rankings, Coach Eddie Sutton, recruitment, the upcoming line-up, scholarships, and low student attendance at games. At times, the audio quality is poor. Speakers: Bob Polk, Dana Blankenhorn |
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Football season review 1976-11-27
Football season review
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Contents include: (00:01) Director of Athletics and Football Coach Homer Rice on the 1976 season and the problems that plagued it, like player injuries; (05:26) Interview with quarterback Tommy Kramer about his college career and the NFL draft; (12:04) Interview with Doug Cunningham and Doug Houser about the football season; (24:07) Homer Rice continues to speak on wanting to improve the women's sports program, as well as football; (27:32) Interview with Wes Hansen, Steve Pasterchick, Doug Loafman, Don Rutledge, and Bobby Scheihing on the football season. Audio quality is poor at times. Speakers: Homer Rice, Tommy Kramer, Doug Cunningham, Dave Houser, Wes Hansen, Steve Pasterchick, Doug Loafman, Don Rutledge, Bobby Scheihing |
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Arbuckle Flat - Eric Taylor 1976-11-30
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Eric Taylor playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Speakers: Eric Taylor, Trip Doss |
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State of the University 1976-11
State of the University
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Contents include: Norman Hackerman takes questions from students. He discusses the university's decade long plan, the library's budget, faculty salaries, the role of the university president, over enrollment, funding for intramural sports and women's sports, admitting more out of state students, food services, the proctor's authority, support for clubs and organizations, the women's sports program, co-ed colleges, Resident Associates and Masters, and student apathy. Speakers: Norman Hackerman |
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Me & Paul live, part 1 1976-12-02
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Me and Paul performing live in Willy's Pub. Speakers: James "Bubba" Hudson, Paul Rafferty |
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Me & Paul live, part 2 1976-12-02
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Me and Paul performing live in Willy's Pub. Speakers: James "Bubba" Hudson, Paul Rafferty |
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Me & Paul live, part 3 1976-12-02
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Me and Paul performing live in Willy's Pub. Speakers: James "Bubba" Hudson, Paul Rafferty |
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Rice Choral Christmas in the Chapel 1976-12-02
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: The Rice Chorale sings Christmas songs. Speakers: Rice Chorale |
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Promos and Reviews Fall 1976
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Rice Players' "Spoon River Anthology" review; (02:23) Wiess College's "Charlie's Aunt"; (05:18) "Lady Has No Heart" by St. Elmo's Fire; (10:06) "Let It Pour"; (12:54) "Come into My Own"; (17:54) Houston Symphony review; (21:21) Captain Lonely; (24:48) "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" review; (27:51) St. Elmo's Fire concert promo; (29:39) "Pink Panther Strikes Again" review; (32:46) Sid Richardson College's "Dirty Work at the Crossroads" review; (35:12) "Dirty Work at the Crossroads" promo; (35:54) Billy Joel and Fever Tree concert review; (39:39) Blear's Weatherbeaten Paint; (41:05) Theme from "Bridge Over the River Kwai"; (43:49) Musical interlude; (44:18) Wind howling. Speakers: Stan Barber, John Gladu, Cullen Duke, James Aronovsky, Grungy |
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Ron Waters and Dan King Fall 1976
Ron Waters and Dan King
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Contents include: State Rep. Ron Waters and challenger Dan King discussed their political positions. There are problems with the audio. We deleted radio music at the beginning and ending of the recording. The recording was also too low with loud white noise, which we have removed. Speakers: Ron Waters, Dan King |
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News Master Fall 1976
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Rice Owls football vs. University of Texas preview; (02:37) College football; (04:12) Homer Rice on Rice Owls football; (0:58) Football stats and scoring; (05:28) Signal equipment upgraded; (05:59) College football; (07:09) Employees; (07:44) Gentle Art of Sports Betting; (09:28) Daily motivation for athletes; (09:58) Option play; (10:18) Football player on team; (10:53) Club sports; (11:33) Professional baseball, sports betting; (13:14) Football player on team; (13:57) Passing quarterback; (14:25) Homer Rice on SWC; (15:16) Mental health clinic; (16:41) Presidential vote, Dr. W.A. Criswell; (17:38) Course; (18:52) ASPCA animal euthanasia, pet education; (20:28) Walter Mondale and Bob Dole debate review; (23:27) Rice Owls football vs. Texas Tech review, college football; (24:21) Withholding tax skit; (25:29) Gentle Art of Sports Betting; (26:36) Journalists interviewing professors; (26:58) Homer Rice on coaching; (27:38) Student on football team; (28:09) College football; (29:13) Football player on team; (29:31) Homer Rice on team; (30:19) Liberal disillusionment survey; (31:31) Ron Paul question and answer session; (32:26) Gentle Art of Sports Betting; (33:57) Texans for Pres. Gerald Ford campaign; (35:33) Bob Gammage on government subsidizing of research; (36:38) Opponent of Bob Gammage; (37:15) Bob Gammage on opponent; (37:49) Political candidates visit Houston, Texas Democratic stronghold; (39:48) Jimmy Carter family on political polls, campaigning; (41:31) Jimmy Carter family campaigning; (42:20) Eugene McCarthy campaign and polls; (43:40) Convocation; (44:22) High school education; (44:52) Rosalynn Carter on mental health; (45:35) Texas Trails Association. Speakers: Dana Blankenhorn, Homer Rice, Tom Selman, Bill Wade, Bob Gammage, Lee Hochberg, Rosalynn Carter |
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News Master 3 1976-1977
News Master 3
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Contents include: (00:01) Gentle Art of Sports Betting; (02:02) Gentle Art of Sports Betting; (04:42) Gentle Art of Sports Betting; (06:23) Gentle Art of Sports Betting; (08:33) Tommy Kramer, football profits, student fans; (11:21) Southwest Conference games review; (12:18) Gentle Art of Sports Betting, traditions; (14:00) Rice Owls basketball vs. Waylon Baptist College review, college sports; (14:57) Gentle Art of Sports Betting, Heisman trophy, basketball; (16:06) Flu vaccine; (17:59) Hanszen carolers; (18:47) Pilot program languages; (19:35) Rice Owls Women's basketball; (20:10) Opinions; (20:26) Athlete critiquing Rice Owls basketball program, Bob Polk; (22:00) Athlete critiquing rats on basketball team; (22:12) Rice Owls basketball season review; (23:22) Thresher embezzlement case; (28:40) Stafford Stewart and others on the Thresher embezzlement case; (34:00) Student Association election results; (45:26) James M. Waters Creativity Award; (46:50) Texas re-ratification for Equal Rights Amendment. Speakers: Dana Blankenhorn, Peter Camp, Sam Carrington, Lee Hochberg, Stafford Stewart |
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Arbuckle Flat - Don Sanders 1977-01-08
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Don Sanders playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. He discusses his role in the Memorial Park oil drilling debate. Speaker: Don Sanders, Trip Doss |
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Up in the Air - HISD vs. WISD 1977-01-13
Up in the Air - HISD vs. WISD
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Contents include: Larry Spencer, Loraine Burling [sp?], and Regan Sermons [sp?] discuss pros and cons of the proposal to create the Westheimer Independent School District, which would break away from the Houston Independent School District. We deleted radio music at the beginning of this recording. Speakers: Stan Barber, Larry Spencer, Hubert Holmes |
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Smokin' Fitz live 1977-01-22
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Smokin' Fitz playing live. Location unknown. Speakers: Smokin' Fitz, Rock Romano |
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A Conversation with Jacques Cousteau 1977-01-26
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Lee Hochberg and Patti Bellis interview Jacques Cousteau about his Involvement Day event in Houston at the Albert Thomas Convention Center. Speakers: Jacques Cousteau, Patti Bellis, Lee Hochberg, Liz Murphy, Alex Schmandt |
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Al Stewart live 1977-01-27
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Al Stewart playing live. Location unknown. Speaker: Al Stewart |
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Africa - Roots 1977-01-30
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: On the show "Africa," Craig Jackson talks with Dr. Rose Brewer, Visiting Sociology professor, about the book and mini-series "Roots," its influence in universities, Black history courses, the world slave trade, and white reactions to the book and mini-series. We have deleted radio music at the beginning and at the end of the recording. Speakers: Craig Jackson, Rose Brewer |
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Backstage Interview - The Runaways 1977-02-03
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews Joan Jett and Sandy West of The Runaways. They discuss how the band formed, early gigs, playing on tour, current set list, cover songs, musical training, musical influences, press coverage, life changes, gaining more female fans, other all-female bands, future plans, songwriting, Kim Fowley, their punk persona, and their sound. Because of sound issues, we have altered this file to increase the volume of Joan Jett and Sandy West's voices. Speakers: Bruce Kessler, Joan Jett, Sandy West |
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Arbuckle Flat - Lynn Langham, tape 1 1977-02-07
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Lynn Langham playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Because of recording issues, we corrected the speed. Speakers: Lynn Langham, Trip Doss |
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Arbuckle Flat - Lynn Langham, tape 2 1977-02-07
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Lynn Langham playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Because of recording issues, we corrected the speed. Speaker: Lynn Langham, Trip Doss |
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Equal Rights Amendment debate, short version 1977-02-07
Equal Rights Amendment debate
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Contents include: This is a debate organized by Ken Meier. Patti Bellis is the moderator, and Ken Meier asked questions of the panel. Helen Cassidy and Frances "Poppy" Northcutt support the ERA, while Wanda Schultz and Frank Chiles are against the amendment. This is a shorter version of the original broadcast. Speakers: Patti Bellis, Helen Cassidy, Frances "Poppy" Northcutt, Ken Meier, Wanda Schultz, Frank Chiles |
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Equal Rights Amendment debate, original version 1977-02-09
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: This is a debate organized by Ken Meier. Patti Bellis is the moderator, and Ken Meier asked questions of the panel. Helen Cassidy and Frances "Poppy" Northcutt support the ERA, while Wanda Schultz and Frank Chiles are against the amendment. This is the original version of the KTRU broadcast. Speakers: Patti Bellis, Helen Cassidy, Frances "Poppy" Northcutt, Ken Meier, Wanda Schultz, Frank Chiles |
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Up in the Air - Keith Kingbay 1977-02-10
Up in the Air - Keith Kingbay
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Contents include: Moderator Lee Hochberg talks with Keith Kingbay, Mike van Dusen, and Mark Robinson about bicycles in the city, touring, registration, and safety. Speakers: Keith Kingbay, Lee Hochberg, Mark Robinson |
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Albert's Bridge 1977-02-14
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: The Rice Players perform Tom Stoppard's Albert's Bridge. Peter Redding, John "Grungy" Gladu, Steve Charles, Mark Brennan, Dave Presley, Kathleen Gammill, Julia Levy, Mark Bouler |
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Arbuckle Flat - Ken Donnell and Malcolm Smith 1977-02-15
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Ken Donell and Malcolm Smith playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Speakers: Ken Donnell, Malcolm Smith, Trip Doss |
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John Connally at Rice 1977-02-15
John Connally at Rice
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Contents include: Former Texas Governonr and U.S. Treasurer John Connally speaks at Rice University. He discusses creativity in the public interest, agriculture, funding research and development, raw materials, competing with world markets, term limits, energy resources, and taxes. We deleted music and a fragment of a lecture at the end of the recording. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, John Connally |
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Backstage Interview - Chip Monck 1977-02-16
Backstage Interview - Chip Monck
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews Chip Monck. He discusses opening night of the Summit, The Rumble in the Jungle and Zaire 74, his production manager work on Neil Young's tour, working with performers and others, Altamount Free Concert, and the Rolling Stones American Tour 1972. Speakers: Bruce Kessler, Chip Monck |
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Bubbha Thomas and the Lightmen Plus One, tape 1 1977-02-20
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Bubbha Thomas and the Lightmen Plus One playing live in Willy's Pub as part of Black History Week programming. Speakers: Bubbha Thomas, Jimmy Walker, Virgil Solomon, Tuesday Galiano, Spudy Hunter |
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Bubbha Thomas and the Lightmen Plus One, tape 2 1977-02-20
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Bubbha Thomas and the Lightmen Plus One playing live in Willy's Pub as part of Black History Week programming. We deleted radio music at the beginning of this recording. Speakers: Bubbha Thomas, Jimmy Walker, Virgil Solomon, Tuesday Galiano, Spudy Hunter |
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Backstage Interview - Billy Joel 1977-02-27
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews Billy Joel. He discusses his performance style, his lyrics, his music style, school, new album "Turnstiles," impersonating other performers on stage, writing song overtures, how he writes music and lyrics, and his musical training. Speakers: Bruce Kessler, Billy Joel |
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Backstage Interview - Thin Lizzy 1977-03-09
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews Scott Gorham from Thin Lizzy. He discusses touring with Queen, album covers, and album recording. Speakers: Scott Gorham, Bruce Kessler |
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Thresher Election Controversy 1977-03-10
Thresher Election Controversy
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Contents include: News story on Student Association discussing whether to re-run the election for Thresher editor. Speakers: Kim Brown, Phillip Parker, Lee Hochberg |
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Alumni Institute - Robert R. Sterling 1977-03-15
Alumni Institute - Robert R. Sterling
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Contents include: Dr. Robert R. Sterling, first dean of the Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business, gives a speech to the Alumni Institute. He discusses his hometown Bugtussle, explores Adam Smith's laissez faire economics vs. central planning, stock investment, national debt, social security, and the national gas shortage. Incomplete recording. Speaker: Robert R. Sterling |
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Up in the Air - Marion Hicks and Joyce Rubash 1977-03-17
Up in the Air - Marion Hicks and Joyce Rubash
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Contents include: The moderators for "Up in the Air" speaks to Marion Hicks and Joyce Rubash. They discuss summer housing, parking, food preparation, the food committee, religious food observances, air conditioning, Sammy's, off-road damage on campus, college night food, rwaiters and student food staff, Cohen House renovation and events, Rice food co-op, yogurt, self-service vs. table service, and the Central Kitchen laundry fire. Speakers: Marion Hicks, Stan Barber, Joyce Rubash |
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Alumni Institute - Gloria Shatto 1977-03-22
Alumni Institute - Gloria Shatto
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Contents include: Gloria Shatto, Associate Dean and Professor of Economics at Georgia Tech College of Management speaks to the Alumni Institute. She speaks about corporate philanthropy. Recording abruptly ends. Speakers: Gloria Shatto |
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Backstage Interview - Janis Ian 1977-03-23
Backstage Interview - Janis Ian
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews Janis Ian. She discusses touring, interviews, humility, college, musical influences, and songwriting. Speakers: Bruce Kessler, Janis Ian |
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Arbuckle Flat - Eric Taylor and Nanci Griffith 1977-03-27
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Eric Taylor and Nanci Griffith playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. There are some conversations with the singers, as well as performances separately and together. Speakers: Trip Doss, Eric Taylor, Nanci Griffith |
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Best of Arbuckle Flat 1977-03-29
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: The best of show presents live music by John Grimaudo, Stephen Jarrard, Don Sanders, and Bill Cade. We deleted radio music from the beginning of this program. Speakers: John Grimaudo, Stephen Jarrard, Don Sanders, Bill Cade, Trip Doss |
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Arbuckle Flat - Danny Everitt 1977-03-29
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Danny Everitt playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Speakers: Danny Everitt, Trip Doss |
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Donald Freeling interview 1977-03
Donald Freeling interview
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Contents include: Lee Hochberg interviews Donald Freeling, the Executive Vice President of the McGraw-Hill Book Company, about textbook selection and increasing textbook access. Speakers: Donald Freeling, Lee Hochberg |
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Up in the Air - Co-ed Colleges and the Summer Program 1977-04-07
Up in the Air - Co-ed Colleges and the Summer Program
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Contents include: Stan Barber talks to Linda Driscoll and Gale Stokes about the summer program and the co-ed colleges. We deleted radio music at the beginnig of the recording. Speakers: Gale Stokes, Stan Barber, Linda Driscoll |
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Backstage Interview - Todd Rundgren 1977-04-11
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler talks to Todd Rundgren about altering sound, Utopia, managing his career, creating videos for his music, and writing music for performance/concerts. Speakers: Todd Rundgren, Bruce Kessler |
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Backstage Interview - Renaissance 1977-04-14
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler speaks to members of Renaissance about the band's line-up, audience reaction, songwriting, influences, similar music, playing live, timelessness of their music, and plans post-tour. Speakers: Annie Haslam, Bruce Kessler |
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Arbuckle Flat - Jack Saunders 1977-04-19
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Jack Saunders playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Speakers: Jack Saunders, Trip Doss |
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Backstage Interview - Peter Gabriel 1977-04-20
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews Peter Gabriel. He discusses his self-titled solo album and cover, his music post-Genesis, theatricality, avoiding Genesis material on tour, why he left Genesis, and composing and playing music. Speakers: Bruce Kessler, Peter Gabriel |
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Arbuckle Flat - Dan Gibbs 1977-04-26
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: Dan Gibbs playing live on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Joyce Lamar performs a song. Speakers: Joyce Lamar, Dan Gibbs, Trip Doss |
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Up in the Air - Mass Transit 1977-04-28
Up in the Air - Mass Transit
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Stan Barber speaks to Mary Lee Wood [sp?], Carvel Glen, John Langdon [sp?]. They discuss mass transit, park and ride, mini-buses, transportation maps, and funding. We deleted radio music at the beginning of this recording. Speakers: Stan Barber, Carvel Glen |
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Up in the Air - Pets on Campus 1977-04-28
Up in the Air - Pets on Campus
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Stan Barber takes calls about the Committee of Masters and Presidents suggestion of banning pets (cats and dogs) on campus. We deleted radio music at the beginning of this recording. Speakers: Lee Hochberg, Stan Barber |
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President's Lecture Series - Andrew F. Brimmer 1977-04
President's Lecture Series - Andrew F. Brimmer
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Contents include: Andrew F. Brimmer gives a speech as part of the President's Lecture Series. His talk is titled "Constraints and Opportunities in the Management of National Economic Policy." He discusses inflation and the Federal Reserve. This recording is not the full lecture, only the question and answer section. Speakers: Andrew F. Brimmer |
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To the Point - Niels Nielsen 1977-05-18
To the Point - Niels Nielsen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Stan Barber talks to Dr. Neils Neilsen about Pres. Jimmy Carter's religious views and how that affects his presidency. Speakers: Neils Neilsen, Stan Barber |
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Up in the Air - Park System 1977-05-19
Up in the Air - Park System
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Stan Barber speaks to Kenneth Eng and Art Jones. They discuss the Department of Parks and Recreation events and park planning. We deleted radio music at the beginning of this recording. Speakers: Stan Barber, Kenneth Eng, and Art Jones |
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To the Point - Joyce Rubash 1977-05-20
To the Point - Joyce Rubash
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Rob Wilds talks to Joyce Rubash about the metric system in the kitchen. Speakers: Rob Wilds, Joyce Rubash |
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To the Point - Helen Havens 1977-05-25
To the Point - Helen Havens
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks to Helen Havens, Episcopal priest, and Jones College Master about women in the Episcopal priesthood. Speakers: Phil Konstantin, Helen Havens |
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To the Point - Frank Bearden 1977-05-31
To the Point - Frank Bearden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Stan Barber talks to Frank Bearden about physical fitness, heart attacks, and the university's fitness program. Speakers: Stan Barber, Frank Bearden |
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News Master 4 Spring 1977
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Representative on Equal Rights Amendment; (01:01) Fair Legislative Day; (01:34) Texas Equal Rights Amendment, states ratifying ERA; (03:00) Energy infinite; (03:46) Huey P. Newton on his return to the United States; (09:39) National Audubon Society Rare Animal Release Efforts, whaling; (11:23) Fire at Central Kitchen laundry room; (12:41) New election for Thresher editor; (19:38) Student Association elections; (22:05) Rice Recycling Center; (23:44) Relationship with Trinity University; (24:33) Grungy's weather forecast; (25:06) Presidential Republican primary; (26:21) Lee Hochberg leaving a message; (27:02) Accidental suicide on campus; (28:01) Student Association meeting review; (31:58) Beer Bike track hazards; (32:32) Thresher editor re-vote; (33:05) Spring Fair at Delmar Stadium; (34:00) Hiring of Mike Schuler as Rice Owls basketball coach; (35:04) Thresher editor controversy; (36:48) No new Thresher editor elections; (39:07) Rice Education program; (40:48) Texas Visitor Industry statistics. Speakers: Huey P. Newton, Kim Brown, Phillip Parker, Lee Hochberg, John Gladu, Grungy, Stan Barber, Patti Bellis |
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Space Shuttle Enterprise Spring 1977
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: This is a rough cut of Stan Barber's Space Shuttle Enterprise broadcast. He interviews Dwayne Koontz and Dick Hoover about the orbiter. We have deleted the radio music at the end of the tape. Speakers: Stan Barber, Dwayne Koontz, Dick Hoover |
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St. Elmo's Fire Interview Spring 1977
St. Elmo’s Fire Interview
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Contents include: The band discusses their work on Caliban with the Houston Symphony and the National Entertainer Conference. Speakers: Ezra Idlet, Connie Mims, Craig Calvert, Damian Hevia, Keith Grimwood |
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Up in the Air - Crime Prevention Spring 1977
Up in the Air - Crime Prevention
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Contents include: Patrolman Don Williams of the Community Relations Division of the Crime Prevention Unit of the Houston Police Department discusses residential burglaries, repeat burglaries by drug offenders, crime prevention tips, rape, and how the police can help citizens be pro-active. We deleted radio music at the beginning and ending of this recording. Speakers: Don Williams, Stan Barber |
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To the Point - Alex Dessler 1977-06-01
To the Point - Alex Dessler
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks to Dr. Alex Dessler about energy and space colonies. Speakers: Alex Dessler, Phil Konstantin |
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To the Point - Scott Harris 1977-06-09
To the Point - Scott Harris
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Patti Bellis talks to Dr. Scott Harris about the Panama Canal treaty. Speakers: Scott Harris, Patti Bellis |
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To the Point - Martin Wiener 1977-06-09
To the Point - Martin Wiener
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Rob Wilds talks to Dr. Martin Wiener about the changing role of Great Britian, economic issues, problems in Ireland, and the golden jubilee. Speakers: Martin Wiener, Rob Wilds |
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To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger 1977-06-09
To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Rob Wilds talks to Dr. Gaston Rimlinger about various governments in Africa, South Africa, and Idi Amin. Speakers: Gaston Rimlinger, Rob Wilds |
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Backstage Interview - Heart 1977-06-11
Backstage Interview - Heart
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler talks to members of Heart about the beginnings of the band, individual songs, and working on their album "Little Queen." Interview ends abruptly. Speakers: Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Bruce Kessler, Roger Fisher |
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To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson 1977-06-12
To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Stan Barber talks to Dr. Gilbert Cuthbertson about the 65th Texas Legislature. Speakers: Stan Barber, Gilbert Cuthbertson |
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To the Point - O. Jack Mitchell 1977-06-17
To the Point - O. Jack Mitchell
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Stan Barber talks to Dr. O. Jack Mitchell about urban growth in Texas cities. Speakers: O. Jack Mitchell, Stan Barber |
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To the Point - Charles Doran 1977-06-24
To the Point - Charles Doran
KTRU 2006-2007 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks to Dr. Charles Doran about his book ("Myth, Oil, and Politics"), OPEC, and the future of oil. Speakers: Charles Doran, Phil Konstantin |
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Arbuckle Flat - Bob Schmidt 1977
KTRU 1976-1977 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Arbuckle Flat," Bob Schmidt plays music and talks. Speakers: Bob Schmidt, Trip Doss |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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Up in the Air - Camping 1977-07-07
Up in the Air - Camping
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Stan Barber talks with Dian Thomas. They discuss camping tips. Speakers: Stan Barber, Dian Thomas |
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To the Point - Richard Stabell 1977-07-13
To the Point - Richard Stabell
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks with Richard Stabell about the usefulness of a college education. Speakers: Phil Konstantin, Richard Stabell |
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To the Point - Gale Stokes 1977-07-28
To the Point - Gale Stokes
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Rob Wilds talks with Dr. Gale Stokes about the Balkans. Speakers: Gale Stokes, Rob Wilds |
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To the Point - C.H. Ward 1977-08-04
To the Point - C.H. Ward
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Stan Barber talks with Dr. C.H. Ward about air pollution. Speakers: Stan Barber, C.H. Ward |
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To the Point - Frank Martin 1977-08-12
To the Point - Frank Martin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Stan Barber talks with Frank Martin about non-commercial radio. Speakers: Frank Martin, Stan Barber |
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To the Point - Susan Peiffer 1977-08-16
To the Point - Susan Peiffer
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Rob Wilds talks with Susan Peiffer about women's sports at Rice University and Title IX. Speakers: Susan Peiffer, Rob Wilds |
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To the Point - Robert Dix 1977-08-00
To the Point - Robert Dix
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks with Dr. Robert Dix about the ramifications of the Panama Canal Treaty. Speakers: Robert Dix, Phil Konstantin |
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To the Point - Charlie Holtz 1977-09-01
To the Point - Charlie Holtz
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Stan Barber talks with Charlie Holtz about Elvis and his connection with rock n' roll. Speakers: Charlie Holtz, Stan Barber |
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Up in the Air - Gays in Houston 1977-09-08
Up in the Air - Gays in Houston
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Stan Barber talks with Ray Hill. They discuss the gay and lesbian community in Houston, more specifically the Gay Political Caucus, fighting unconstitutional legislation, gay and lesbian job security, Mayor Fred Hofheinz, acceptance of the gay and lesbian community, dispelling gay and lesbian stereotypes, religion and homosexuality, and his life as a gay man in Houston. Recording ends abruptly. Speakers: Ray Hill, Stan Barber |
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To the Point - Homer Rice 1977-09-08
To the Point - Homer Rice
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Stan Barber talks with Homer Rice talks about intercollegiate football, other college sports, and the Total Person Program. Speakers: Homer Rice, Stan Barber |
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To the Point - John Neuport 1977-09-12
To the Point - John Neuport
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Irene Walker talks with Dr. John Neuport about new consciousness groups, like transcendental meditation. Speakers: John Neuport, Irene Walker |
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Allen Matusow lecture 1977-09-13
Allen Matusow lecture
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Contents include: Allen Matusow discusses the 1964 election, specifically the main players: Lyndon Baines Johnson, Nelson Rockefeller, Barry Goldwater, and George Wallace. Speaker: Allen Matusow |
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To the Point - Jack Linville 1977-09-16
To the Point - Jack Linville
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Rob Wilds talks with Jack Linville about land use planning and natural disasters. Speakers: Jack Linville, Rob Wilds |
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Konstantyn K. Kuzminsky lecture 1977-09-20
KTRU 1977-1978 nearline audio
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Contents include: Konstantyn K. Kuzminsky reads his and others poetry in Russian and another person reads it in English. He also discusses life in Siberia and Russia and other poets' lives. Abruptly ends. We deleted music at the beginning of the recording. Speaker: Konstantyn K. Kuzminsky |
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To the Point - Sarah Burnett 1977-09-26
To the Point - Sarah Burnett
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks with Dr. Sarah Burnett about similarities and differences among men and women. We have deleted extraneous audio at the end of this recording. Speakers: Sarah Burnett, Phil Konstantin |
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To the Point - Baruch Brody 1977-10-03
To the Point - Baruch Brody
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks with Dr. Baruch Brody about euthanasia and the Karen Ann Quinlan case. Speakers: Baruch Brody, Phil Konstantin |
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To the Point - Konstantin Kolenda 1977-10-03
To the Point - Konstantin Kolenda
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks with Dr. Konstantin Kolenda about ethics and high school students. Speakers: Konstantin Kolenda, Phil Konstantin |
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To the Point - Donald Clayton 1977-10-03
To the Point - Donald Clayton
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks with Dr. Donald Clayton about new space discoveries, like the age of the solar system. We deleted an off the air conversation at the beginning of the recording. Speakers: Donald Clayton, Phil Konstantin |
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Up in the Air - Homer Rice 1977-10-06
Up in the Air - Homer Rice
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Stan Barber talks with Homer Rice. They discuss the losing football season, Mike Schuler, non-revenue sports, women's sports, Susan Pfeiffer, sports predictions, scholarships, and sports facility renovations. We deleted music at the beginning of the recording. Speakers: Stan Barber, Homer Rice |
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Up in the Air - Joan Aikens 1977-10-13
Up in the Air - Joan Aikens
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Lee Hochberg, Eric Sisson, and Patti Bellis talk with Joan Aikens, the Commissioner of the Federal Election Commission, about campaign financing. We deleted extraneous audio at the beginning of the recording. Speakers: Joan Aikens, Lee Hochberg, Eric Sisson, Patti Bellis |
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To the Point - Diana Rathjen 1977-10-20
To the Point - Diana Rathjen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks with Dr. Diana Rathjen about children's self-esteem. We deleted an off the air conversation at the beginning of the recording. Speakers: Diana Rathjen, Phil Konstantin |
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Up in the Air - Pavel Litvinov 1977-10-26
Up in the Air - Pavel Litvinov
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," a DJ talks with Pavel Litvinov. They discuss Litvinov's biography, Russian beliefs, dissidents, labor camps, and the technology race. Speakers: Pavel Litvinov |
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To the Point - Robert Sterling 1977-10-26
To the Point - Robert Sterling
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks with Robert Sterling about the Jesse H. Jones School of Business Administration and business ethics. We deleted repeated outro music at the end of the recording. Speakers: Robert Sterlin, Phil Konstantin |
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To the Point - William Howell 1977-11-01
To the Point - William Howell
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. William Howell about the psychology of energy conservation. Speakers: William Howell, Lee Hochberg |
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Radio Plays 1977-11-05
KTRU 1977-1978 nearline audio
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Contents include: The Rice Players and KTRU present two radio plays: "The Last Question" by Isaac Asimov and "Artist Descending a Staircase" by Tom Stoppard. Plays performed in Lyle's in the basement of Lovett College. Speakers: Carman Rodriguez, Mark Brennan, Peter Redding, Paul Todd, Mary Beth Lapis, Liz Israel, Karen Braitmayer, Roberta Witt, Paul Todd, Steve Ortego, Tom Moe, John Mark Bouler, Scott McDonald, Scott Froehlich, James Guenther, Margaret Elsea |
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To the Point - James Blackburn 1977-11-07
To the Point - James Blackburn
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with James Blackburn about land use proposals. Speakers: James Blackburn, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Paul Cloutier 1977-11-10
To the Point - Paul Cloutier
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Paul Cloutier about the future of science. Speakers: Paul Cloutier, Lee Hochberg |
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Up in the Air - Earl Butz 1977-11-14
Up in the Air - Earl Butz
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State of the University 1977-11-14
State of the University
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Contents include: Norman Hackerman gives his yearly "State of the University" address and answers questions. He discusses faculty retention, government-controlled higher education vs. private higher education, women's sports, Title IX, Fondren Library, Southwest Conference participation, tuition, how Rice supplements the cost of a student's education, Brown Foundation challenge, co-ed colleges, overcrowding, Shepherd School of Music, Howard Hughes will litigation, current building construction. Abruptly ends. Speaker: Norman Hackerman |
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To the Point - John Clark 1977-11-14
To the Point - John Clark
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Irene Walker talks with Dr. John Clark about the artificial heart. Speaker: John Clark, Irene Walker |
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To the Point - Dr. Joyce Brothers 1977-11-16
To the Point - Dr. Joyce Brothers
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Joyce Brothers about the psychology of fragrance and relationships. Speakers: Dr. Joyce Brothers, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Fred von der Mehden 1977-11-21
To the Point - Fred von der Mehden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks with Dr. Fred von der Mehden about political violence. Speakers: Fred von der Mehden, Phil Konstantin |
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To the Point - Andrei Amalrik 1977-11-29
To the Point - Andrei Amalrik
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Andrei Amalrik about his life in Russia as a dissident. Dr. Constantine Ushinsky serves as an interpreter. Speakers: Andrei Amalrik, Lee Hochberg, Constantine Ushinsky |
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To the Point - Charles Doran 1977-11-30
To the Point - Charles Doran
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Charles Doran about Anwar Sadat's visit to Israel. Speakers: Charles Doran, Lee Hochberg |
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College Bowl matches 1977-11
College Bowl matches
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Contents include: Scott Hochberg moderates college bowls matches at Rice University. The recorder was left on during breaks between rounds and at the end of the recording. We deleted this extraneous audio. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Wes Parsons, Norby Foss, Paul Todd |
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Houston election coverage 1977-11
KTRU 1977-1978 nearline audio
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Contents include: Houston city election coverage from various KTRU DJs and correspondents. We have deleted radio music throughout this recording. Speakers: Larry Fossi, Jim McConn, David Zumwalt, Lee Hochberg, Patti Bellis, Stan Barber, David Weiss |
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To the Point - Baine Kerr 1977-12-02
To the Point - Baine Kerr
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks with Baine Kerr, President of Pennzoil, about the oil industry and consumer issues. Speakers: Baine Kerr, Phil Konstantin |
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To the Point - Rice Chorale Christmas Music 1977-12-08
To the Point - Rice Chorale Christmas Music
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Rice Chorale and Chamber Singers perform Christmas music. Performers: Rice Chorale |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1977-12-14
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the issue of abortion. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Lee Hochberg |
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George Clinton interview 1977
George Clinton interview
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler talks to George Clinton about recording, cancelled show in Houston, touring, Alice Cooper and KISS comparisons, Parliament and Funkadelic, Eddie Hazel, concert night performances, and his new work. Speakers: George Clinton, Bruce Kessler, Eric Sisson |
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Arbuckle Flat - Victor Viglino 1977-1978
KTRU 1977-1978 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Arbuckle Flat," Victor Viglino plays classical music and talks with Trip Doss. This recordings has poor sound quality. Speakers: Victor Viglino, Trip Doss |
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News Master 5 1977-1978
News Master 5
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Contents include: (00:01) Rumor - Jones and Will Rice College becoming co-ed; (01:02) Rice Recycling Center building new facility; (02:11) Cathy Langford on Honor Council faculty representative; (02:59) Charles, Prince of Wales visit to Houston. Speakers: Stan Barber, Cathy Langford, Charles, Prince of Wales, Fred Hofheinz |
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To the Point - Herb Ward 1978-01-11
To the Point - Herb Ward
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Herb Ward about solar energy. Speakers: Herb Ward, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Alex Dessler 1978-01-18
To the Point - Alex Dessler
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Alex Dessler about space colonies. Speakers: Alex Dessler, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Freeman 1978-01-25
To the Point - John Freeman
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. John Freeman about solar satellite program. Speakers: John Freeman, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Joseph Cooper 1978-01-26
To the Point - Joseph Cooper
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Joseph Cooper about the U.S. House of Representatives and governmental ethics. Speakers: Joseph Cooper, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Robert Dix 1978-02-03
To the Point - Robert Dix
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Robert Dix about what the U.S. should do with Panama Canal and the treaties. Speakers: Robert Dix, Lee Hochberg |
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Leo Kottke interview 1978-02-06
KTRU 1977-1978 nearline audio
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Contents include: Leo Kottke's music is interwoven with interview clips. He discusses his arrest in Bonn, Germany, views on punk, Nick Lowe, his albums, producing, vocal vs. instrumental music, Chrysalis and performing. Speakers: Leo Kottke, David John Scribner |
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To the Point - Hugh Sanborn 1978-02-15
To the Point - Hugh Sanborn
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Hugh Sanborn about Rice University students working at Casa de Amigos, a drug rehabilitation center. Speakers: Hugh Sanborn, Lee Hochberg |
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Arbuckle Flat - Don Sanders 1978-02-20
KTRU 1977-1978 nearline audio
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Contents include: Don Sanders on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. In the beginning, this recording is very poor. Speakers: Don Sanders, Trip Voss |
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To the Point - Donald Huddle 1978-02-20
To the Point - Donald Huddle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Donald Huddle about undocumented immigrants and the Simopson-Rodino bill. Speakers: Donald Huddle, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Edgar Edwards 1978-02-22
To the Point - Edgar Edwards
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Edgar Edwards about issues in Ethiopia. Speakers: Edgar Edwards, Lee Hochberg |
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Backstage Interview - Edgar Winter 1978-02-22
KTRU 1977-1978 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler talks to Edgar Winter about the Trash Band, other project he would like to explore, Houston music venues, philosophy of making music, producing, musical beginnings, and marketable music. Speakers: Stan Barber, Bruce Kessler, Edgar Winter |
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Student Association elections 1978-02
Student Association elections
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Contents include: Stan Barber speaks with SA President candidates Marian Barber and Roy Beller. He also speaks to the Rice Thresher editor candidates: David Butler and Steve Sullivan. We have deleted radio music throughout this recording. Speakers: Stan Barber, Marian Barber, Roy Beller, David Butler, Steve Sullivan |
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Backstage Interview - Gordon Lightfoot 1978-03-06
KTRU 1977-1978 nearline audio
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Contents include: Stan Barber presents an interview of Gordon Lightfoot, which is interwoven with music. Lightfoot discusses how he got started in the business, Pee Wee Charles, his current touring band, his album Endless Wire, and songwriting. Speakers: Stan Barber, Gordon Lightfoot |
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To the Point - Frank Bearden 1978-03-10
To the Point - Frank Bearden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Frank Bearden about health and heart attacks. Speakers: Frank Bearden, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Walter Isle 1978-03-16
To the Point - Walter Isle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Walter Isle about science fiction in the 1970s. Speakers: Walter Isle, Lee Hochberg |
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Arbuckle Flat - Vince Bell 1978-03-17
KTRU 1977-1978 nearline audio
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Contents include: Vince Bell on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Speakers: Trip Voss, Vince Bell |
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To the Point - Art Few 1978-03-20
To the Point - Art Few
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Art Few about biomass conversion. Speakers: Art Few, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Priscilla Huston 1978-03-21
To the Point - Priscilla Huston
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Priscilla Huston about the future of computing. Speakers: Priscilla Huston, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - William Martin 1978-03-22
To the Point - William Martin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. William Martin about crime and criminals. Speakers: William Martin, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Allen Matusow 1978-03-28
To the Point - Allen Matusow
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Allen Matusow about the 1960s. Speakers: Allen Matusow, Lee Hochberg |
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Horslips interview 1978-03-30
Horslips interview
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews members of Horslips, Eamon Carr and Jim Lockhart, about the band's origins, creating their unique sound, songwriting, recording, "The Book of Invasions," instrumentation, album artwork, name of the band, acoustic album, playing with other bands, and working with different labels. They also do a station ID. Speakers: Eamon Carr, Jim Lockhart, Bruce Kessler |
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To the Point - Niels Nielsen 1978-03-30
To the Point - Niels Nielsen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Neils Neilsen about Pres. Jimmy Carter and human rights. Speakers: Neils Neilsen, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Peter Rowe 1978-04-04
To the Point - Peter Rowe
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Peter Rowe about city land use planning. Speakers: Peter Rowe, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Vladimir Lyatokho 1978-04-06
To the Point - Vladimir Lyatokho
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Vladimir Lyatokho about the relationship between Russia and China. Speakers: Vladimir Lyatokho, Lee Hochberg |
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Backstage Interview - Carlos Alomar 1978-04-09
Backstage Interview - Carlos Alomar
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews Carlos Alomar rhythm guitarist in David Bowie's touring band and on his albums. Alomar discusses Bowie's current tour, recording Bowie's music, playing Bowie's catalog on tour, his production company, songwriting, his session work, and his work with Iggy Pop. Speakers: Carlos Alomar, Bruce Kessler |
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To the Point - Charles Philpott 1978-04-17
To the Point - Charles Philpott
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Charles Philpott about genetic engineering and cloning. Speakers: Charles Philpott, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Carl Sharpe 1978-04-19
To the Point - Carl Sharpe
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Carl Sharpe about mass transit. Speakers: Carl Sharpe, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Bobby May and Marty Froelich 1978-04-25
To the Point - Bobby May and Marty Froelich
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Bobby May and Marty Froelich about the psychology of long distance running. Speakers: Bobby May, Marty Froelich, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - James Arnold 1978-05-15
To the Point - James Arnold
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks with James Arnold about "reunion" as an alternative to deprogramming from religious cults. Speakers: James Arnold, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Konstantin Kolenda 1978-05-19
To the Point - Konstantin Kolenda
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks with Dr. Konstantin Kolenda about coping with death and dying. Speakers: Konstantin Kolenda, Scott Hochberg |
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Backstage Interview - John McLaughlin 1978-05-22
Backstage Interview - John McLaughlin
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Contents include: Ricky Dyke interviews John McLaughlin. He discusses his audience, revisiting the electric guitar, Shakti and their albums, touring, writing music, jamming with Jimi Hendrix, and opinions on other jazz groups. Speakers: John McLaughlin, Ricky Dyke |
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Backstage Interview - Nick Lowe 1978-05-24
Backstage Interview - Nick Lowe
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews Nick Lowe. They discuss the disposability of pop music, music production, songwriting, creating the album Pure Pop for Now People, pub rock and humor, power pop, death of punk, and new wave. Speakers: Nick Lowe, Bruce Kessler |
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To the Point - Paul Cloutier 1978-05-25
To the Point - Paul Cloutier
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks with Dr. Paul Cloutier about the sunken USS Hatteras. Speakers: Paul Cloutier, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Scott Harris 1978-05-30
To the Point - Scott Harris
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks with Dr. Scott Harris about disarmament and the arms race. Speakers: Scott Harris, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Reese Duke 1978-06-01
To the Point - Reese Duke
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks with Dr. Reese Duke about education in Texas. Speakers: Reese Duke, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Baruch Brody 1978-06-05
To the Point - Baruch Brody
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks with Dr. Baruch Brody about the consumer movement. Speakers: Baruch Brody, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Donald Huddle 1978-06-06
To the Point - Donald Huddle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks with Dr. Donald Huddle about inflation and the future of the U.S. economy. Speakers: Don Huddle, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Chad Gordon 1978-06-21
To the Point - Chad Gordon
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks with Dr. Chad Gordon about dealing with aged. Speakers: Chad Gordon, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - William Howell 1978-06-28
To the Point - William Howell
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks with Dr. William Howell about the psychology of energy conservation. Speakers: William Howell, Scott Hochberg |
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Nigel Olsson interview 1978
KTRU 1977-1978 nearline audio
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Contents include: Spring 1978, Bruce Kessler talks to Nigel Olsson about his early music career, playing with the Elton John Band, producing, his solo career, and touring. Speakers: Nigel Olsson, Bruce Kessler, Walter Keeler |
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Gary Burton interview 1978
Gary Burton interview
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Contents include: A DJ talks to Gary Burton about his influences, former students, audiences around the world, technique, perceptions as a musician, branching out with atypical jazz musicians, stage outfits as costume, and upcoming plans. Speakers: Gary Burton |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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Journey interview 1978-07-02
Journey interview
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Contents include: Bruce Kessler talks to members of Journey about adding Steve Perry, selecting material, touring, new music, playing with Santana before creating Journey, and national reception and airplay. They do a station ID. We changed the speed of this recording. Speakers: Steve Perry, Neal Schon, Gregg Rolie, Ross Valory, Aynsley Dunbar |
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To the Point - Charlotte Peltier 1978-07-05
To the Point - Charlotte Peltier
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Charlotte Peltier about beach management. Speakers: Charlotte Peltier, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Joan Boorman 1978-07-06
To the Point - Joan Boorman
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Joan Boorman about bilingual education. Speakers: Joan Boorman, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Curt Michel 1978-07-20
To the Point - Curt Michel
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Curt Michel about the problems with the Skylab satellite. Speakers: Curt Michel, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Phil Bedient 1978-07-20
To the Point - Phil Bedient
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Phil Bedient about water run-off and pollution. We deleted extraneous audio at the ending. Speakers: Phil Bedient, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Harold Hyman 1978-07-21
To the Point - Harold Hyman
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Austin Bay talks to Dr. Harold Hyman about the Equal Rights Amendment. We deleted extraneous audio at the ending. Speakers: Harold Hyman, Austin Bay |
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To the Point - Ray Alborn 1978-07-24
To the Point - Ray Alborn
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Austin Bay talks to Coach Ray Alborn about Rice Owls football. Speakers: Ray Alborn, Austin Bay |
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To the Point - Kathleen Matthews 1978-08-17
To the Point - Kathleen Matthews
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Kathleen Matthews about the ethics of genetic research and test tube babies. Speakers: Kathleen Matthews, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Gordon Smith 1978-09-05
To the Point - Gordon Smith
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks with Dr. Gordon Smith about the state of the dollar. Speakers: Gordon Smith, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Paul Harcombe 1978-09-13
To the Point - Paul Harcombe
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Paul Harcombe about endangered species. Speakers: Paul Harcombe, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Bonnie Hellums 1978-09-17
To the Point - Bonnie Hellums
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Austin Bay talks to Bonnie Hellums about sex education. Speakers: Bonnie Hellums, Austin Bay |
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To the Point - Chandler Davidson 1978-06-19
To the Point - Chandler Davidson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Chandler Davidson about the workforce. Speakers: Chandler Davidson, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Scott Harris 1978-09-26
To the Point - Scott Harris
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Scott Harris about the Middle East peace process. Speakers: Scott Harris, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Father Don Benjamin 1978-10-03
To the Point - Father Don Benjamin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Father Don Benjamin about the search for a new pope and the Catholic Church. Speakers: Father Don Benjamin, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Jean Claude De Braemaker 1978-10-09
To the Point - Jean Claude De Braemaker
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Jean Claude De Braemaker about earthquakes. Speakers: Jean Claude De Braemaker, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Richard Smith 1978-10-16
To the Point - Richard Smith
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Richard Smith about China. Speakers: Richard Smith, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Richard Butler 1978-10-23
To the Point - Richard Butler
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Richard Butler about the recent passage of the energy bill. Speakers: Richard Butler, Lee Hochberg |
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Lovett College Musicale 1978-10-25
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: The men of Lovett College, as well as Associates, perform for the college. |
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To the Point - Richard Haugh 1978-10-30
To the Point - Richard Haugh
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Richard Haugh about Russia's crackdown on dissidents. Speakers: Richard Haugh, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Newport 1978-11-06
To the Point - John Newport
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. John Newport about religion and its role in futurology. Speakers: John Newport, Lee Hochberg |
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Arbuckle Flat - Monica McNeil and Jean Kilbourn 1978-11-09
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: Monica McNeil and Jean Kilbourn perform on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Speakers: Mary Kay Zuravleff, Monica McNeil, Jean Kilbourn |
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To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson 1978-11-13
To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Gilbert Cuthbertson about Gov. Bill Clemmons and Texas political myths. Speakers: Gilbert Cuthbertson, Lee Hochberg |
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Justice Arthur Goldberg speech 1978-11-14
Justice Arthur Goldberg speech
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Contents include: Justice Arthur Goldberg speaks at Rice University about the U.S. Constitution and its amendments, freedom of religion, no national church, freedom of religion in Communist countries, being entitled to dignity, jobs, and the Helsinki accord. Speakers: Arthur Goldberg, Niels Nielsen |
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David Butler - Calendar Telescope 1978-11-19-1978-12-05
David Butler - Calendar Telescope
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Contents include: David Butler reports on all events on campus, as well as weather, for the dates 11-19, 11-20, 12-01, 12-02, 12-04, and 12-05. He also does multiple takes. In the middle of the recording. Because of recording issues, we have altered this recording. Speaker: David Butler |
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To the Point - John Newport 1978-11-28
To the Point - John Newport
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. John Newport about the Peoples Temple, Jonestown massacre, Jim Jones, and cults. Speakers: John Newport, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Eva Lee 1978-11-29
To the Point - Eva Lee
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Eva Lee about women in sports. Speakers: Eva Lee, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Konstantin Kolenda 1978-12-04
To the Point - Konstantin Kolenda
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Konstantin Kolenda about humanism and religion. Speakers: Konstantin Kolenda, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Edward Williams 1978-12-06
To the Point - Edward Williams
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Edward Williams about small business owners. Speakers: Edward Williams, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Mary Rawlinson 1978-12-08
To the Point - Mary Rawlinson
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To the Point - Diana Rathjen 1978-12-11
To the Point - Diana Rathjen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Diana Rathjen about the importance of touch and communication in relationships. Speakers: Diana Rathjen, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Scott Harris 1978-12-12
To the Point - Scott Harris
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Scott Harris about the U.S. civil defense system and nuclear war. Speakers: Scott Harris, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Robert Patten 1978-12-18
To the Point - Robert Patten
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks with Dr. Robert Patten about Charles Dickens' views on Christmas. Speakers: Robert Patten, Scott Hochberg |
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Arbuckle Flat - Stephen Jarrard 1979-01-06
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: Stephen Jarrard and Franci Files perform on the "Arbuckle Flat" program. Speakers: Stephen Jarrard, Franci Files |
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To the Point - William Martin 1979-01-10
To the Point - William Martin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. William Martin about TV and radio evangelists. Speakers: William Martin, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Rob Daniels 1979-01-22
To the Point - Rob Daniels
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Rob Daniels about Pioneer-Venus probe. Speakers: Rob Daniels, Lee Hochberg |
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David Bowie interview 1979-01-29
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: This interview was created by Thirsty Ear Productions in conjunction with RCA's Nipper Series. Bowie's live and in studio music plays in between interview clips. Bowie discusses his work with Brian Eno, his theatrical personas, what he did in 1977-1978, use of electronics in his music, and his films. Speaker: David Bowie |
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To the Point - Richard Smith 1979-01-30
To the Point - Richard Smith
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Richard Smith about the changes in China and diplomacy. Speakers: Richard Smith, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Norman Hackerman 1979-01-31
To the Point - Norman Hackerman
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Norman Hackerman about issues at the private university. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, Lee Hochberg |
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Bill Baldwin interview 1979-02-05
Bill Baldwin interview
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Contents include: Jim Fowler interviews Bill Baldwin '71 about his work with Robert Altman in Bruster McCloud, Larry McMurtry, Peter Bogdanovich, The Last Picture Show, and his screenplay Suede Holloway. We deleted radio music at the beginning and end of the recordings. Speaker: Bill Baldwin, Jim Fowler |
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Hall & Oates interview 1979-02-07
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: This interview was created by Thirsty Ear Productions in conjunction with RCA's Nipper Series. Hall & Oates' live and in studio music plays in between interview clips. Darryl Hall and John Oates discuss their new album, groupies, defining their sound, studio musicians, making great music, and side projects. Speakers: Darryl Hall, John Oates |
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Arbuckle Flat - John Grimaudo 1979-02-13
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: John Grimaudo performs on the "Arbuckle Flat" program. Speakers: John Grimaudo |
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Arbuckle Flat - Paul Miles and Bruce Atkinson 1979-02-13
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: Paul Miles and Bruce Atkinson perform on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Speakers: Paul Miles, Bruce Atkinson |
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Up in the Air - Guardian Angels 1979-02-14
Up in the Air - Guardian Angels
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air" Mary Kay Zuravleff interviews Jim Anderson and Herb Meekins [sp?]. Anderson and Meekins discuss their role as the Guardian Angels cheerleading squad for the Houston Angels team from the Women's Professional Basketball League. We deleted an off the air conversation at the beginning of the recording. Speakers: Mary Kay Zuravleff, Jim Anderson |
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Campus Wide Elections 1979-02-19
Campus Wide Elections
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Contents include: Report on students running for campus wide positions. Speakers: Jeff Hochberg, Matt Muller, Richard Dees, Gene Creely |
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Arbuckle Flat - Carole Griffin 1979-02-20
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: Carole Griffin performs on the "Arbuckle Flat" radio program. Speakers: Carole Griffin |
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To the Point - Charles Doran 1979-02-21
To the Point - Charles Doran
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Charles Doran about political unrest in Iran. Speakers: Charles Doran, Lee Hochberg |
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News Morgue 1978-11-28-1979-02-22
News Morgue
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Contents include: (00:01) John Freeman on uses of $500,000 campus store excess; (01:34) Richard Smith on China; (03:58) Baseball stadium renovation; (04:36) Mardi Gras in New Orleans cancelled; (05:45) Geoffrey Barallough on Europe; (06:27) Charles Doran on Iranian crisis; (09:42) John Barth speaks at Rice; (11:30) Liz Heitman on blanket tax increase for TexPIRG. Speakers: John Freeman, Richard smith, Stan Barber, Katie Caraway, Geoffrey Barallough, Charles Doran, John Barth, Liz Heitman, Lee Hochberg, Bruce Davies, Linda McNutt, Cindy McCabe |
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Up in the Air - Family Service Center 1979-02-22
Up in the Air - Family Service Center
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Steve Hahn speaks with Jerald Gottlieb and Jackie McMillan [sp?] from the Family Service Center about the creative expression of anger workshop. Speakers: Steve Hahn, Jerald Gottlieb |
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To the Point - Fred von der Mehden 1979-03-07
To the Point - Fred von der Mehden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Fred von der Mehden about political risk analysis. Speakers: Fred von der Mehden, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Salomon Bochner 1979-03-07
To the Point - Salomon Bochner
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Salomon Bochner about the life of Albert Einstein. Speakers: Salomon Bochner, Lee Hochberg |
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College Dues discussion 1979-03-12
College Dues discussion
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Contents include: Two KTRU DJs talk to a student about the upcoming vote on college dues increase proposal. The audio is unedited. |
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Up in the Air - Joe Girard 1979-03-15
Up in the Air - Joe Girard
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Tim Case interviews Joe Girard about sales and his techniques. Speakers: Joe Girard, Tim Case |
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To the Point - Herb Ward 1979-03-16
To the Point - Herb Ward
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Herb Ward about public safety and toxic substances. Speakers: Herb Ward, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Edgar Edwards 1979-03-16
To the Point - Edgar Edwards
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Edgar Edwards about conflicts in Africa and how democratic and communist countries are intervening. Speakers: Edgar Edwards, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Alexander Dessler 1979-04-02
To the Point - Alexander Dessler
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Alexander Dessler about Voyager I and the merits of the space program. Speakers: Alexander Dessler, Lee Hochberg |
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SRC Basement Beer Hall Melodrama Intermission 1979-03-31
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: Sid Richardson College folio act during the Basement Beer Hall Melodrama intermission. Speakers: Craig Lackey, Alan Miller, Jerry Garcia, Paul Reinhardt, Dave Gutierrez, Walter Underwood |
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To the Point - Frank Bearden and Harriette Bearden 1979-04-03
To the Point - Frank Bearden and Harriette Bearden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Frank Bearden and Harriette Bearden about stress. Speakers: Frank Bearden, Harriette Bearden, Lee Hochberg |
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Chicken Skin Music - Richard Dobson 1979-04-03
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Richard Dobson performs and talk about recording his new album "The Big Taste," and living in Nashville. Speakers: Richard Dobson, David John Scribner |
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Backstage Interview - Stan Getz 1979-04-14
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Walter Keeler interviews Stan Getz about using electronics on his new album, his musical experiences, his changing lineup, writing music, improvisation, and producing. Speakers: Stan Getz, Walter Keeler |
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To the Point - Paul Cloutier 1979-04-17
To the Point - Paul Cloutier
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Paul Cloutier about nuclear energy options after Three Mile Island. Speakers: Paul Cloutier, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Robert Wilson 1979-04-18
To the Point - Robert Wilson
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Robert Wilson, newly awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics, about the Big Bang Theory. Speakers: Robert Wilson, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1979-04-23
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Stephen Klineberg about how rising fuel prices affect the public. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Ira Gruber 1979-04-27
To the Point - Ira Gruber
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Ira Gruber about conflicts between French and English Canadians. Speakers: Ira Gruber, Lee Hochberg |
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The Best of Bad Radio, volume 1 1979-04-28
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) "Roxanne" by the Police with a crow; (02:29) Lead-out grooves; (04:49) Neil Sedaka vs. Steve Reich; (07:10) "Blear's Paint"; (08:32) "My Wife"; (10:38) Interview with Shawn Chastity; (22:25) Jim Fowler does Rod McKuen; (27:06) Uncle Nasty's Helpful Hint for the Day; (28:50) Styx on both turntables; (33:36) AM radio and the songs they play; (36:10) Mental Health Matters; (38:57) Earth-Mom News; (41:34) Dial-A-Diatribe with Brother Walter; (44:33) Brother John; (49:30) "My Darling Lisa"; (52:54) Rod McKuen; (55:12) Crow and sign-ff; (58:16) Am Radio and the songs they play. We deleted a large section of dead-air from the middle of this recording. Speakers: John "Grungy" Gladu, John Taylor, Jim Fowler |
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Bluegrass band live 1979-05-01
KTRU 1978-1979 nearline audio
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To the Point - Charles Doran 1979-05-07
To the Point - Charles Doran
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Lee Hochberg talks with Dr. Charles Doran about the Strategic Arms Limitations Talks/Treaty (SALT). Speakers: Charles Doran, Lee Hochberg |
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To the Point - Phil Bedient 1979-05-16
To the Point - Phil Bedient
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Phil Bedient about flood control and water quality in Texas. Speakers: Phil Bedient, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Gordon Smith 1979-05-17
To the Point - Gordon Smith
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Collyn Peddie talks with Dr. Gordon Smith about trade with Japan. Speakers: Gordon Smith, Collyn Peddie |
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To the Point - Martin Wiener 1979-05-21
To the Point - Martin Wiener
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Martin Wiener about Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's conservative party take over in British politics. Speakers: Martin Wiener, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Robert Sterling 1979-06-04
To the Point - Robert Sterling
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Collyn Peddie talks with Dr. Robert Sterling about business education in the U.S. and at the Jones School of Business Administration. Speakers: Robert Sterling, Collyn Peddie |
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To the Point - Sarah Burnett 1979-06-06
To the Point - Sarah Burnett
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Sarah Burnett about sex differences in spatial visualization and mathematical ability. Speakers: Sarah Burnett, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Elizabeth Long 1979-06-19
To the Point - Elizabeth Long
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Elizabeth Long about intimacy in American society. Speakers: Elizabeth Long, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Brian Huberman 1979-06-26
To the Point - Brian Huberman
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Brian Huberman about documentary films. Speakers: Brian Huberman, Kathryn Makris |
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Up in the Air - Nuclear Energy 1979
Up in the Air - Nuclear Energy
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Mary Kay Zuravleff and Steve Hahn talk with John Kaufman and Dr. Thomas W. Leland, Jr. about nuclear energy. Recording abruptly ends. Speakers: Richard Holland, Thomas W. Leland, Jr., John Kaufman, Steve Hahn |
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John Wetton interview 1979
John Wetton interview
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Contents include: Walter Keeler interviews John Wetton of U.K. about the new tour, King Crimson, the break-up, U.K., Allan Holdsworth, Family, Uriah Heep, "Danger Money" album, songwriting, other collaborations, and Eddie Jobson. Speakers: John Wetton, Walter Keeler |
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Up in the Air - Cynthia Potter 1979
Up in the Air - Cynthia Potter
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Mary Kay Zuravleff and Walter Keeler interview Cynthia Potter about her directing career, long plays, finding the right play to direct, directing at Main Street Theatre, future plans, working with actors, and inspiration. Speakers: Cynthia Potter, Walter Keeler, Mary Kay Zuravleff |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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To the Point - Diana Rathjen 1979-07-03
To the Point - Diana Rathjen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Diana Rathjen about children's self-esteem. Speakers: Diana Rathjen, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Fred von der Mehden 1979-07-19
To the Point - Fred von der Mehden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Fred von der Mehden about Southeast Asia refugees. Speakers: Fred von der Mehden, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Geoffrey Winningham 1979-07-24
To the Point - Geoffrey Winningham
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Geoffrey Winningham about photography and its mechanics. Speakers: Geoffrey Winningham, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Jim Blackburn 1979-08-01
To the Point - Jim Blackburn
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Jim Blackburn about legal impediments to flood control. Speakers: Jim Blackburn, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Linda Driskill 1979-08-02
To the Point - Linda Driskill
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Linda Driskill about continuing education programs. Speakers: Linda Driskill, Kathryn Makris |
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Virginia Stroud interview 1979-08-07
Virginia Stroud interview
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Contents include: Virginia Stroud talks about Native American history, Buffalo Soldiers, her art technique, being a woman artist in her Native community, working with dealers, and Native American culture and politics. This is a poor recording. We deleted extraneous audio at the end of this recording. Speakers: Virginia Stroud |
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To the Point - Herb Ward 1979-08-30
To the Point - Herb Ward
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Herb Ward about environmental consequences of the Ixtoc I oil spill. Speakers: Herb Ward, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - John Adams 1979-09-07
To the Point - John Adams
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. John Adams about the term "energy crisis" and its reality. Speakers: John Adams, Kathryn Makris |
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St. Elmo's Fire Interview 1979-09-12
St. Elmo’s Fire Interview
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Contents include: Donald Buchholz and Rich Koehler interview Ezra Idlet, Keith Grimwood, and Mike of St. Elmo's Fire. The band talks about their history and line-up changes. Speakers: Ezra Idlet, Keith Grimwood, Donald Buchholz, Rich Koehler |
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To the Point - Joseph Cooper 1979-09-14
To the Point - Joseph Cooper
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Joseph Cooper about issues in the social sciences. Speakers: Joseph Cooper, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson 1979-09-18
To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Gilbert Cuthbertson about the 1965 voting rights act. Speakers: Gilbert Cuthbertson, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Harry Ransom 1979-09-25
To the Point - Harry Ransom
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Harry Ransom about energy saving through architecture. Speakers: Harry Ransom, Kathryn Makris |
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Jerry Rubin speech 1979-10-04
Jerry Rubin speech
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Contents include: Jerry Rubin addresses Rice and takes questions from the audience. Rubin discusses protesting in the 1960s, reviews major events of the decade, Vietnam War, Watergate, Kent State University, life in the 1970s, his predictions for the 1980s. Speakers: Allen Matusow, Jerry Rubin |
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Up in the Air - David Ross (2 reels) 1979-10-04
Up in the Air - David Ross
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," an interviewer speaks with David Ross who owns Prairie Fire bookstore, which sells Chinese books and crafts. He discusses Chinese culture and their interactions with U.S. culture. We deleted radio music at end of the recording. Speaker: David Ross |
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To the Point - Capt. Wade Melton 1979-10-05
To the Point - Capt. Wade Melton
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Capt. Wade Melton about the U.S. Navy and funding. Speakers: Wade Melton, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - H.C. Clark 1979-10-10
To the Point - H.C. Clark
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. H.C. Clark about geological hazards in Texas. Speakers: H.C. Clark, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Robert Dix 1979-10-10
To the Point - Robert Dix
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris speaks to Dr. Robert Dix about the U.S. and Mexico relations and energy issues. Speakers: Robert Dix, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Douglas North 1979-10-12
To the Point - Douglas North
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Matt Muller speaks to Dr. Douglas North about recent U.S. stock market volatility. Speakers: Douglas North, Matt Muller |
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Up in the Air - Travis Morales Netta Reynolds 1979-10-16
Up in the Air - Travis Morales Netta Reynolds
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Laura Rohwer speaks with Travis Morales supporter of and Netta Reynolds a member of the Revolutionary Communist Party. They discuss the party's values, revolutionary thought and actions during the 1960s, legal issues, relationship to the Rice community, and Jerry Rubin. Speakers: Laura Rohwer, Travis Morales, Netta Reynolds |
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Cart Master, vol I 1979-10-19
KTRU 1979-1980 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Technical difficulties sign-off; (00:44) Cheer station ID; (01:03) Africa station ID; (01:29) George Clinton station ID; (01:40) Roy Ayers station ID; (01:54) George Clinton station ID; (02:08) Grungy's Computer voice sign-on and sign-off; (03:40) Mechanical voice box sign off; (06:48) Rice Campus Store ad; (07:11) "Rushed" rush for requests; (07:38) Tiger Okosh station ID; (07:46) Gary Burton station ID; (08:04) Iggy Pop station ID; (08:12:) Graham Parker station ID; (08:18) Boz Scaggs station ID; (08:23) Fee Waybill station ID; (08:35) Stevie Nicks station IDs; (08:52) Mick Fleetwood station ID; (09:04) Janis Ian station ID; (09:12) Frank Zappa station ID; (09:23) Rick Wakeman station ID; (09:31) Jon Anderson station ID; (09:35) Rick Nielsen station ID; (09:47) Gary Wright station ID; (09:55) Eric Bloom station ID; (10:09) John Wetton station ID; (10:22) Reverb ID sign-on and visit the big board; (11:44) Keith Robinson Show intro; (12:07) St. Elmo's Fire KTRU jingle; (13:51) Radio scan intro; (17:16) St. Elmo's Fire "Damian's Dilemma"; (22:17) St. Elmo's Fire "The Lady Has No Heart"; (27:14) St. Elmo's Fire "Rainbows Shatter"; (30:55) Rawslyn Ruffin "Ode to Shakespeare"; (33:35) Richard Dobson "500 Miles from the Mexican Border"; (36:26) Jean Kilbourn and Monica McNeil "Last Born Rainbow"; (41:55) Tim Curry "Sloe Gin"; (47:28) Firesign Theatre "Give Up This Day." Speakers: George Clinton, Roy Ayers, John Gladu, Tiger Okosh, Gary Burton, Iggy Pop, Graham Parker, Boz Scaggs, Fee Waybill, Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood, Janis Ian, Frank Zappa, Rick Wakeman, Jon Anderson, Rick Nielsen, Gary Wright, Eric Bloom, John Wetton, Craig Calvert, Connie Mims, Ezra Idlet, Keith Grimwood, Damian Hevia, Rawslyn Ruffin, Richard Dobson, Jean Kilbourn, Monica McNeil, Tim Curry |
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Cart Master, vol. II 1979-10-19-1980-07-03
KTRU 1979-1980 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Blears Weather-Beaten Paint commercial; (01:33) Iggy and the Stooges "I'm Sick of You"; (08:26) David Bowie "Heroes" in German; (12:02) Fleetwood Mac "Silver Springs"; (16:24) Bubble Puppy "Hot Some and Sasafrass"; (19:03) Bubble Puppy "Lonely"; (22:04) The Moving Sidewalks "99th Floor"; (24:25) The Moving Sidewalks "What Are You Going To Do"; (26:54) The Towering promo; (27:53) National Lampoon promos; (32:31) Jazz show promo; (33:31) 10th year anniversary promos; (34:30) Bumper sticker promos; (38:36) PSA on child abuse; (39:39) General Vietnamics promo; (40:55) Bruce Springsteen "The Fever." Speakers: John Gladu, Iggy Pop and the Stooges, David Bowie, Fleetwood Mac, Bubble Puppy, The Moving Sidewalks, Bruce Springsteen |
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Jeff Daiell interview 1979-10-24
Jeff Daiell interview
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," John Griffin and Pete Elloway speak with Jeff Daiell who is running for Houston City Council. Daiell discusses crime fighting, Clear Lake, and outsourcing city business. Speakers: Jeff Daiell, Pete Elloway, John Griffin |
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To the Point - Faye Boudreaux 1979-10-24
To the Point - Faye Boudreaux
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris speaks to Faye Boudreaux about women in engineering. Speakers: Faye Boudreaux, Kathryn Makris |
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Swami Brahmananda interview 1979-10-30
Swami Brahmananda interview
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Matt Muller speaks to Dr. Francis Lowenheim about his research on Pres. Eisenhower's White House audio tape transcripts. Speakers: Francis Lowenheim, Matt Muller |
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To the Point - Francis Lowenheim 1979-10-30
To the Point - Francis Lowenheim
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Matt Muller speaks to Dr. Francis Lowenheim about his research on Pres. Eisenhower's White House audio tape transcripts. Speakers: Francis Lowenheim, Matt Muller |
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Wiess School of Natural Sciences dedication 1979-11-01
Wiess School of Natural Sciences dedication
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Contents include: During the Wiess School of Natural Sciences dedication, Dr. William E. Gordon, Robert R. Herring, and Pres. Norman Hackerman give remarks. Dr. Frank Press speaks on "Science and Our Future." Speakers: William E. Gordon, Robert R. Herring, Norman Hackerman, Frank Press |
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To the Point - Pat Reiff 1979-11-14
To the Point - Pat Reiff
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Matt Muller talks with Dr. Pat Reiff about space solar power satellites. Speakers: Pat Reiff, Matt Muller |
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To the Point - Fred von der Mehden 1979-11-19
To the Point - Fred von der Mehden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Matt Muller speaks to Dr. Fred von der Mehden about the U.S.'s role in foreign affairs. Speakers: Fred von der Mehden, Matt Muller |
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To the Point - Herb Ward 1979-11-21
To the Point - Herb Ward
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Herb Ward about the National Center for Groundwater Research. Speakers: Herb Ward, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Frank Fisher 1979-12-05
To the Point - Frank Fisher
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Frank Fisher about environmental reclamation and estuaries. Speakers: Frank Fisher, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Allen Matusow 1979-12-17
To the Point - Allen Matusow
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Allen Matusow about the 1970s. Speakers: Allen Matusow, Kathryn Makris |
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Catfish Hodge interview 1979
KTRU 1979-1980 nearline audio
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ speaks with Catfish Hodge about his career. Hodge also plays music and records a station ID. Speaker: Catfish Hodge |
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To the Point - Joan Boorman 1980-01-07
To the Point - Joan Boorman
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Joan Boorman about Mexican masculinity. Speakers: Joan Boorman, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Richard Smith 1980-01-15
To the Point - Richard Smith
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Matt Muller talks with Dr. Richard Smith about the relationship between the U.S., Russia, and China vis-à-vis Afghanistan. Speakers: Richard Smith, Matt Muller |
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Dan Downey interview 1980-01-21
Dan Downey interview
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Contents include: Dan Downey, running for the Texas State Legislature District 80, discusses his plans for education reform and crime reform. We deleted extraneous audio from the beginning of this recording. Speakers: Mark Linimon, Dan Downey |
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To the Point - William Howell 1980-01-22
To the Point - William Howell
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. William Howell about his recent Houston crime study. Speakers: William Howell, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Kathleen Matthews 1980-01-28
To the Point - Kathleen Matthews
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Matt Muller talks with Dr. Kathleen Matthews about test tube babies. Speakers: Kathleen Matthews, Matt Muller |
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To the Point - John Margrave 1980-01-30
To the Point - John Margrave
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Matt Muller talks with Dr. John Margrave about scientific research spending. Speakers: John Margrave, Matt Muller |
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To the Point - John Freeman 1980-02-04
To the Point - John Freeman
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Matt Muller talks with Dr. John Freeman about energy costs and future budgetary planning. Speakers: John Freeman, Matt Muller |
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To the Point - Frank Bearden 1980-02-12
To the Point - Frank Bearden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Frank Bearden about physical fitness in the U.S. Speakers: Frank Bearden, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - John Anderson 1980-02-13
To the Point - John Anderson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. John Anderson about marine geology in Antarctica. Speakers: John Anderson, Kathryn Makris |
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State of the University 1980-02-14
State of the University
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Contents include: The Rice Associates present Norman Hackerman giving his "State of the University" address. He discusses faculty salaries, administration, the athletic program, and energy. Secretary of the Department of Energy Charles Duncan speaks about energy use. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, Charles Duncan |
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Up in the Air - Philip Roos 1980-02-14
Up in the Air - Philip Roos
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Philip Roos talks about his book about how parents and professionals can care for handicapped children. We deleted extraneous audio from the beginning of this recording. Speakers: Philip Roos |
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Up in the Air - Sanford Criner 1980-02-15
Up in the Air - Sanford Criner
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Walter Keeler and Mark Linimon interview Sanford Criner, owner of the Rockefeller's music venue. He discusses renovating the Heights State Bank building, choosing and booking talent, promotion, and dealing with musicians and managers. Speakers: Sanford Criner, Walter Keeler, Mark Linimon |
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Anti-Draft Rally at Hermann Park 1980-02-16
KTRU 1979-1980 nearline audio
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Contents include: Speakers and singers protest President Jimmy Carter and Congress's renewal of draft registration. Because the tape was recorded at a very fast speed, we have corrected it. We also removed white noise. Speakers: Richard King, Jim Steele, Jeff Calvert |
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Up in the Air - Rev. Charles A. Moore 1980-02-22
Up in the Air - Rev. Charles A. Moore
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Rev. Charles A. Moore talks about his mission to Iran to visit with hostages and plead for their release, during the Iran hostage crisis. We deleted extraneous audio from the beginning of this recording. Speakers: Charles A. Moore, Jim Fowler, Frank Vance, David Butler |
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To the Point - Ken Kennedy 1980-02-22
To the Point - Ken Kennedy
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Ken Kennedy about relating to computers, their history, and future. Speakers: Ken Kennedy, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - Niels Nielsen 1980-02-25
To the Point - Niels Nielsen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Niels Nielsen about religious studies in public schools. Speakers: Niels Nielsen, Kathryn Makris |
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To the Point - James Blackburn 1980-03-12
To the Point - James Blackburn
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with James Blackburn about energy planning. Speakers: James Blackburn, Kathryn Makris |
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Christianity vs. Humanism debate (2 audio cassettes) 1980-03-14
Christianity vs. Humanism debate
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Contents include: Dr. Norman Geisler and Dr. Konstantin Kolenda debate, representing Christianity and Humanism respectively. They also answer questions on the topic. Speakers: Greg Hinkle, Norman Geisler, Konstantin Kolenda |
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News Morgue 1980-03-17-1980-04-29
News Morgue
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Contents include: (00:01) Lone Star Train Route rally; (04:21) Baker College Shakespeare Festival; (08:53) Norman Hackerman announces Lovett and Jones College become co-ed; (09:58) Baker Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet review; (12:23) Rice Players' Seascape; (14:09) New administrative appointments; (15:45) Arne Troelstra interview; (22:40) Beer Bike update; (23:47) John B. Anderson running for independent presidential candidate; (24:40) Sid Richardson College bomb; (26:20) League of Women Voters Republican debate; (30:31) Gen. David Jones on Iran hostage rescue; (30:37) John Ford of Gov. Bill Clements on Iran hostage rescue; (31:10) John Tower on Iran hostage rescue; (31:46) Sen. Ted Kennedy on Iran hostage rescue; (32:35) Lovett College chili cock-off; (33:49) Pres. Jimmy Carter on Sec. Cyrus Vance resignation; (34:40) Earl Cooper in NFL draft; (35:44) NFL draft. Speakers: David Butler, Francis Loewenheim, Al Edwards, Jim Hoffmeister, Jack Martin, Jeffrey Kurtzman, Norman Hackerman, Paul C. Graves, Mary Kay Zuravleff, Arne Troelstra, George H. W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, Bill Brey, David Jones, John Ford, John Tower, Jimmy Carter, Ted Kennedy, David Tuttle |
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To the Point - Joseph Cooper 1980-03-24
To the Point - Joseph Cooper
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Kathryn Makris talks with Dr. Joseph Cooper about the relationship between the U.S. president and congress. Speakers: Joseph Cooper, Kathryn Makris |
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Arbuckle Flat - Randal Calcote 1980-03-25
KTRU 1979-1980 nearline audio
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Contents include: Randal Calcote performs on the show "Arbuckle Flat." We have removed white noise from this recording. Speakers: Walter Keeler, Randal Calcote |
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To the Point - Robert Stein 1980-03-26
To the Point - Robert Stein
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Steve Sailer talks with Dr. Robert Stein about federal funding for state and local governments. Speakers: Robert Stein, Steve Sailer |
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To the Point - Frank Bearden 1980-03-28
To the Point - Frank Bearden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Mark Winstein talks with Dr. Frank Bearden about the U.S.'s boycott of the 1980 Olympics. Speakers: Frank Bearden, Mark Winstein |
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News Archive 1 1980-04-01-1980-08-24
News Archive 1
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Contents include: (00:01) Jones and Lovett Colleges becoming co-ed in Fall 1980; (01:29) Sen. Edward Kennedy critiquing Pres. Jimmy Carter; (02:38) Sen. Edward Kennedy on unemployment; (03:36) George Bush for President Headquarters on Texas primary night; (05:39) Gov. Bill Clements on Texas Republican Headquarters; (06:45) Gov. Ronald Reagan on winning delegates; (07:33) Democratic chairman John White on winning in general election; (08:02) Ken Dye appointed Director of the Marching Owl Band; (10:27) 1980 matriculation; (11:58) Dr. Richard Schuberth's faculty address; (14:02) David Butler's calendar; (18:30) David Butler's Nightowl calendar. Speakers: Bill Bray, Norman Hackerman, Edward Kennedy, Greg Smith, Lance Crabbe, Barbara Bush, Bill Clements, Ronald Reagan, John White, David Butler, David Tuttle, Richard Schuberth |
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To the Point - Niels Nielsen 1980-04-01
To the Point - Niels Nielsen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Steve Sailer talks with Dr. Niels Nielsen about the rise of religious fundamentalism in Iran. Speakers: Niels Nielsen, Steve Sailer |
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To the Point - Walter Isle and Flournoy Manzo 1980-04-02
To the Point - Walter Isle and Flournoy Manzo
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks with Dr. Walter Isle and Flournoy Manzo about "Round Two," a new college program for non-traditional students. Speakers: Walter Isle, Flournoy Manzo, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Paul Cloutier 1980-04-09
To the Point - Paul Cloutier
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks with Dr. Paul Cloutier about mining and exploiting the space's resources. Speakers: Paul Cloutier, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Pat Reiff 1980-04-11
To the Point - Pat Reiff
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Mark Winstein talks with Dr. Pat Reiff about the Citizen's Environmental Coalition. Speakers: Pat Reiff, Mark Winstein |
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Men's Beer Bike race 1980-04-12
Men's Beer Bike race
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Contents include: Eric Sisson and David Tuttle call the Men's Beer Bike race. Speakers: David Tuttle, Eric Sisson |
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To the Point - Carrin Dunne 1980-04-14
To the Point - Carrin Dunne
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Tom Birch talks to Dr. Carrin Dunne about modern morality and concerns. Speakers: Carrin Dunne, Tom Birch |
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To the Point - Tom Hill 1980-04-14
To the Point - Tom Hill
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks with Dr. Tom Hill about Jupiter. Speakers: Tom Hill, Thad Pugh |
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Up in the Air - Signe Walker 1980-04-17
Up in the Air - Signe Walker
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Suzanne Tolbert speaks with Signe Waller, widow of James Waller, M.D. who was killed by members of the Ku Klux Klan during an anti-Klan rally in Greensboro, NC on November 3, 1979. Waller is joined by a member of the Communist Worker's Party. Waller describes the event and gives background on the police's response, as well the fallout from the event. Speakers: Signe Waller, Suzanne Tolbert |
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To the Point - Ken Kennedy 1980-04-17
To the Point - Ken Kennedy
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Mark Winstein talks with Dr. Ken Kennedy about the future of the computer. Speakers: Ken Kennedy, Mark Winstein |
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To the Point - Chad Gordon 1980-04-22
To the Point - Chad Gordon
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Chad Gordon about solar power satellites. Speakers: Chad Gordon, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson 1980-04-29
To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Mark Winstein talks with Dr. Gilbert Cuthbertson about women in Texs history. Speakers: Gilbert Cuthbertson, Mark Winstein |
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To the Point - Gordon Wittenberg 1980-04-30
To the Point - Gordon Wittenberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Mark Winstein talks with Dr. Gordon Wittenberg about energy use and architecture. Speakers: Gordon Wittenberg, Mark Winstein |
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To the Point - Bill Colson 1980-05-08
To the Point - Bill Colson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Bill Colson about free-electron lasers. Speakers: Bill Colson, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Meredith Skura 1980-05-08
To the Point - Meredith Skura
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Steve Sailer talks with Dr. Meredith Skura about mental illness and literature. Speakers: Meredith Skura, Steve Sailer |
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To the Point - Gordon Smith 1980-05-30
To the Point - Gordon Smith
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks with Dr. Gordon Smith about the current economic recession. Speakers: Gordon Smith, Thad Pugh |
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Richard Dobson, part 1 1980-06-24
KTRU 1979-1980 nearline audio
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Contents include: Richard Dobson performs and talks about his life. We deleted radio music at end of recording. Speakers: David John Scribner, Richard Dobson |
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Richard Dobson, part 2 1980-06-24
KTRU 1979-1980 nearline audio
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Contents include: Richard Dobson performs and talks about his life. We deleted radio music at the end of the recording. Speakers: David John Scribner, Richard Dobson |
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Rice Composers 1980
Rice Composers
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Contents include: On "Rice Composers," Kery Jones, Scott Gehman, Rawslyn Ruffin, and Lisa Willis talk about pieces that they have composed as a brass quintet and individually. Speakers: Kerry Jones, Scott Gehman, Rawslyn Ruffin, Lisa Willis |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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To the Point - Mark Brice 1980-07-16
To the Point - Mark Brice
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Mark Brice about the documentary "Vietnam in Texas" about Seadrift, TX. Speakers: Mark Brice, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Phil Bedient 1980-07-17
To the Point - Phil Bedient
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Phil Bedient about drought conditions. Speakers: Phil Bedient, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Robert Dix 1980-07-17
To the Point - Robert Dix
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Robert Dix about the reasons for Cuban immigration. Speakers: Robert Dix, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Tom McCaleb 1980-07-17
To the Point - Tom McCaleb
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Tom McCaleb about problems in the auto industry. Speakers: Tom McCaleb, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Frank Tittle 1980-08-20
To the Point - Frank Tittle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Frank Tittle about laser technology in China. Speakers: Frank Tittle, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - George Greanias 1980-08-20
To the Point - George Greanias
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to George Greanias about corporate responsibility and ethics. Speakers: George Greanias, Scott Hochberg |
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News Archive 2 1980-08-29 - 1980-10-13
News Archive 2
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Contents include: (00:01) Provost William Gordon on reduction of NOTS accounts; (00:43) Lynn Lednicky on student directory; (01:09) New photo ID Cards; (02:37) Ken Dye on MOB uniforms; (02:47) Marion Hicks on Pub and Cohen House inspections; (03:02) Hally Poindexter on Dean of Humanities search; (03:14) Rice Owls football vs. Clemson preview; (04:05) Death of Dr. John Parish; (05:29) Rice Owls football vs. Tulane at Superdome; (08:34) Campanile distribution; (08:56) Dr. Stewart Baker's eulogy for Dr. John Parish; (09:22) SA senate meeting review; (10:23) Peter Rudenberg on liquor at Willy's Pub; (10:34) Rice Owls football vs. LSU and other Rice sports preview; (11:50) Daily sports report; (14:12) Rice Owls football vs. LSU review; (16:43) MOB's performance at the Rice Owls vs. LSU game; (17:59) Lovett Associate Justice resignation; (19:03) SA meeting review; (20:16) Ray Alborn on LSU win; (22:00) Mary Crisp campaigning for John B. Anderson for President; (22:31) Pres. Doris Smith announces Pres. Carter endorsement; (23:05) Farrell Gerbode on ICSA conversion of Itel AS-6 to a Model 2; (23:42) Bicycle thefts; (24:52) George H. W. Bush campaigning; (25:16) Weekend sports preview; (26:37) Rice Owls football vs. TCU review; (29:05) David Butler's calendar; (29:52) Rice Owls football vs. UT preview; (31:39) Anderson Hall renovation; (33:55) ICSA conversion to MVS; (36:38) Sid Richardson College melodrama "The Corn is Deep in Maize County" review; (39:20) Rice Owls football vs. TCU review. Speakers: William Gordon, Lynn Lednicky, Debbie Gronke, Mary Voswinkel, Ken Dye, Marion Hicks, Hally Poindexter, David Tuttle, Robin Baringer, Stewart Baker, Joe Freeland, Peter Rudenberg, Reggie Stoker, Jonathon Sadow, Nancy Burch, Reginald Stoker, David Holmes, Andy Pantos, Ray Alborn, Farrrell Gerbode, Mary Voswinkel, George H. W. Bush, Lance Crabb, O. Jack Mitchell, Jerry Stovall, Charles Rudolph, Peter Papademetriou, Priscilla Huston |
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Hemmer Ridge Mountain Boys live 1980-09-03
KTRU 1980-1981 nearline audio
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Contents include: The Hemmer Ridge Mountain Boys perform live in Willy's Pub. We deleted dead air after the set. Speakers: Wrecks Bell, Mickey White, Michael Edwards |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1980-09-04
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the effects of limited resources. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Don Huddle 1980-09-10
To the Point - Don Huddle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Don Huddle about productivity and the American worker. Speakers: Don Huddle, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Robert Thrall 1980-09-18
To the Point - Robert Thrall
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Robert Thrall about the impact of mathematical sciences. Speakers: Robert Thrall, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Ewa Thompson 1980-09-23
To the Point - Ewa Thompson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Eva Thompson about Russia today. Speakers: Ewa Thompson, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Franz Brotzen 1980-10-02
To the Point - Franz Brotzen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Franz Brotzen about a shortage of materials, like chromium, cobalt, or manganese. Speakers: Franz Brotzen, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - William Gordon 1980-10-07
To the Point - William Gordon
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. William Gordon about Japanese technology. Speakers: William Gordon, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Gale Stokes 1980-10-10
To the Point - Gale Stokes
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Gale Stokes about turmoil in Poland. Speakers: Gale Stokes, Thad Pugh |
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News Archive 3 1980-10-14 - 1980-11-06
News Archive 3
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Contents include: (00:01) Student Association meeting review; (01:03) MOB trip to Texas A and M; (01:19) Officiating in soccer games; (03:48) Objects thrown from Sid Richardson College balconies; (04:36) Sports report; (06:46) Fight at Will Rice College party; (07:49) Dr. Stewart Baker leaves Rice; (08:26) Sports report; (10:00) District #80 State Representative debate featuring Paul Colbert, Dan Downey, and Charles Fuller at Baker College; (14:19) Ron Paul and Ed Clarke speaking at Lovett College; (18:59) KTRU-Thresher political phone survey; (23:38) Weekend sports preview; (24:45) Rice Owls football vs. Arkansas review; (25:27) Weekend sports report; (27:06) Sports report; (30:01) Democratic rally at Miller Theatre; (33:03) Pres. Jimmy Carter campaign promises in 1976 analyzed; (34:42) Gene Jones headquarters; (35:48) Mike Richards headquarters; (36:49) Gene Jones on election results, Richards campaign; (38:07) Election results for Mike Richards; (39:14) Ron Paul headquarters; (39:59) Paul Colbert election results; (40:38) Paul Colbert interview; (41:19) Pres. Jimmy Carter concedes presidency; (42:08) Scott Hochberg on John Anderson headquarters; (43:21) Mike Richards voting results; (44:22) Paul Colbert plans after election; (45:12) Final Harris County returns; (46:25) Rally Club bonfire. Speakers: Joe Freeland, Ken Dye, Bruce Deskin, Jonathon Sadow, Mary Voswinkel, Bob Corrigan, Sharon Hughes, Ron Paul, Ed Clarke, David Bunch, Reginald Stocker, Paul Williams, Dave Collins, Lance Crabbe, Stewart Baker, Gary Meade, Paul Colbert, Scott Hochberg, Mike Richards, Paul Colbert, Alexis Quinlan |
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To the Point - J. Venn Leeds 1980-10-16
To the Point - J. Venn Leeds
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. J. Venn Leeds about the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Speakers: J. Venn Leeds, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Fred von der Mehden 1980-10-23
To the Point - Fred von der Mehden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Fred von der Mehden about the conflicts in the Middle East. Speakers: Fred von der Mehden, Thad Pugh |
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650 Watt Sign-on 1980-10-28
KTRU 1980-1981 nearline audio
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Contents include: Norman Hackerman's sign-on for the new wattage, David Butler's segments recounting the history of KTRU, original skits and songs, and radio-themed songs to celebrate KTRU's increased wattage. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, David Butler |
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To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson 1980-10-29
To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Gilbert Cuthbertson about the effects of immigration on Texas politics. Speakers: Gilbert Cuthbertson, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Niels Nielsen 1980-10-31
To the Point - Niels Nielsen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Niels Nielsen about the moral majority in politics. Speakers: Niels Nielsen, Thad Pugh |
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U.S. Politics student poll 1980-10
U.S. Politics student poll
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Contents include: David Bunch reports the results of a KTRU/Thresher political phone survey conducted before the 1980 presidential election. Speaker: David Bunch |
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Presidential Forum - Mock Debate 1980-11-02
Presidential Forum - Mock Debate
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Contents include: "Presidential Forum" simulates a presidential debate with stand-ins for the candidates, Scott Hochberg for the John B. Anderson campaign, Dan O'Meara [sp?] for the Ronald Reagan campaign, Peter Elloway for the Clark campaign, and Barbara Stanley for the Pres. Jimmy Carter campaign. We deleted radio music at the end of the recording. Speakers: David Bunch, Richard Dees, Gilbert Cuthbertson, Scott Hochberg, Peter Elloway, Barbara Stanley |
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News Telescope Election Night 1980-11-04
News Telescope Election Night
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Contents include: Coverage of the 1980 election night both local and national. Dr. David Gow provides analysis. We have deleted radio music and fixed the speed at the end of the tape. Speakers: David Tuttle, David Bunch, David Gow, Gary Meade, Jimmy Carter, Dave Collins, Paul Colbert, Gene Jones, Mike Richards |
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News Archive 4 1980-11-07 - 1981-02-16
News Archive 4
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Contents include: (00:01) Chapel services for Rice Owls football team; (02:10) Abercrombie Lab expansion; (04:45) Rice Owls football vs. SMU preview; (08:42) Rice's Quarterback Club meeting and pro games; (10:29) Family style dining; (11:31) Willy's Pub rent to Rice Memorial Center; (12:36) John "Grungy" Gladu on Baylor Bunny Show and Playboy magazine's coverage; (14:16) Sports reports; (20:27) Rice Players' "Caucasian Chalk Circle" review; (23:02) Weekend sports preview; (24:28) Weekend sports review; (26:15) Willy's Pub closing in summer; (28:30) SA schedule poll; (29:09) Student directories late; (30:40) Change to schedule; (31:11) No replacement for SA External VP; (31:37) Student directory delayed; (32:22) SA news; (33:51) Pres. Ronald Reagan's oath of office; (34:43) Policy Studies major; (35:51) Phi Beta Kappa fall contingent; (37:08) New ICSA building; (37:57) Wiess College votes against going co-ed; (40:19) Lynn Ashby speaks at Rice; (42:33) Rice Players' "What the Butler Saw" review; (44:32) TexPIRG possible dissolution; (45:30) Texas law to raise drinking age to 19. Speakers: Dave Chilton, Larry Allen, Hardie Bourland, Reginald Stoker, Randy Hertel, Jonathan Sadow, Gary Meade, Marion Hicks, Peter Rudenberg, John "Grungy" Gladu, David Bunch, Ed Holt, Tim Stout, Lynn Lednicky, Bill Brey, Debbie Gronke, Warren Burger, Dave Collins, Carl McDowell, Lynn Ashby |
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To the Point - Pat Reiff 1980-11-12
To the Point - Pat Reiff
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Pat Reiff about the sun. Speakers: Pat Reiff, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Tom Hill 1980-11-20
To the Point - Tom Hill
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Tom Hill about new data about Saturn. Speakers: Tom Hill, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Joseph Short 1980-12-03
To the Point - Joseph Short
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Joseph Short, Director of Oxfam America, about world hunger. Speakers: Joseph Short, Thad Pugh |
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President's Lecture Series - Frances Farenthold 1980-12-03
President's Lecture Series - Frances Farenthold
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Contents include: Frances Farenthold speaks about her life starting with her volunteerism, her law career, her higher learning administration career, her political career, the media, and sexism. Speakers: Frances Farenthold, Harold Hyman |
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To the Point - Harold Hyman 1980-12-08
To the Point - Harold Hyman
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Harold Hyman about what the founding fathers intended when they created the U.S. Senate. Speakers: Harold Hyman, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Francis Doug Tuggle 1980-12-09
To the Point - Francis Doug Tuggle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Francis Doug Tuggle about the creation of the multi-national executive. Speakers: Francis Doug Tuddle, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Jesse Hellums 1980-12-10
To the Point - Jesse Hellums
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Jesse Hellums about the engineering shortage. Speakers: Jesse Hellums, Thad Pugh |
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To the Point - Frank Bearden 1980-12-09
To the Point - Frank Bearden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Thad Pugh talks to Dr. Frank Bearden about stress in the U.S. Speakers: Frank Bearden, Thad Pugh |
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Promos 1981-01-09-1982-04
KTRU 1980-1981 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Jazz promo; (01:31) 10th year promos; (03:04) Bumper sticker promos; (07:48) SOB mystery cart; (08:23) Doo-wah; (09:26) 650 watts power promo; (10:29) Promos used on 650 watt sign-on night; (12:45) Chicken Skin Music promo; (14:02) Jazz Show promos; (15:58) Classics promo; (16:45) Owlman promos; (19:38) 10th anniversary promos; (23:37) Stan Barber's 10-year birthday promo; (29:32) Owlman Greek chorus; (30:46) 24-hour promos; (32:48) Not 24-hour promos; (34:24) Judy's concert promos; (36:14) Owlman promos; (38:49) Treasures of the 60s promo; (40:21) Beer Bike promo; (41:13) Summer broadcasting promo; (42:23) News promo; (43:09) Owlman promos; (46:30) Bumper sticker promos; (48:00) Sonlite intro; (50:46) "Best of Overplayed" tags. Speakers: Walter Keeler, Stan Barber, David Butler, Mike "Grungy" Gladu, Bob Puckette |
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To the Point - Virgil Topazio 1981-01-13
To the Point - Virgil Topazio
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Virgil Topazio about humanities studies. Speakers: Virgil Topazio, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Ewa Thompson 1981-01-13
To the Point - Ewa Thompson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Ewa Thompson about the core curriculum. Speakers: Ewa Thompson, Scott Hochberg |
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President's Lecture Series - Andrew Greeley (2 reels) 1981-01-27
President's Lecture Series - Andrew Greeley
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Contents include: Father Andrew Greeley speaks about the religious imagination and a sociological theory of religion. Speakers: Andrew Greeley, Harold Hyman, William Martin |
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To the Point - Covey Oliver 1981-01-27
To the Point - Covey Oliver
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Covey Oliver about the settlement with Iran. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Covey Oliver |
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To the Point - Hugh Anderson 1981-01-27
To the Point - Hugh Anderson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Hugh Anderson about experiments on the space shuttle, specifically the Northern Lights experiment. Speakers: Hugh Anderson, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Polking 1981-01-27
To the Point - John Polking
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Polking about deficiencies in math learning. Speakers: John Polking, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - William Wilson 1981-01-27
To the Point - William Wilson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. William Wilson about lasers. Speakers: William Wilson, Scott Hochberg |
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Joan Jett and Lee Crystal interview 1981-02-10
KTRU 1980-1981 nearline audio
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Contents include: Walter Underwood interview Joan Jett and her Blackhearts drummer, Lee Crystal. They discuss recent shows in the South, updates on The Runaways members, life in the New York music scene, her current sound, Urgh! A Music War appearance, their new album, and touring in Japan while with The Runaways. Jett and Crystal do a station ID. We deleted dead air between the interview and the station ID. Speakers: Joan Jett, Lee Crystal, Walter Underwood |
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News Archive 5 1981-02-17 - 1981-04-15
News Archive 5
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Contents include: (00:01) Fire in Willy's Pub; (00:47) Will Rice and Hanszen College officer elections; (01:40) Student Associaiton election issues; (02:17) President's Lecture Series - Lewis Thomas; (04:24) food Services study at other universities; (05:31) Blanket tax for BSU, CSU, and RAMAS, eventually failed; (08:06) Wiess and Lovett College officer elections; (08:46) Student Association election issues; (09:45) Dr. Pepper truck driver assault; (11:15) Thefts on campus; (11:59) Bike stolen and returned 8 months later; (13:25) Baker Shakespeare Fair; (20:15) Baker Shakespeare "All's Well That Ends Well" review; (22:50) Wiess Tabletop's "Pippin" review; (25:08) Rice Players' "Antigone" review; (27:19) Food Committee food poll results and recommendations; (28:22) Texas bill to raise drinking age to 19; (30:10) Student directory. Speakers: Steve McCall, Bill Brey, Paul Williamson, John Szalkowski, Benny Barnes, Lynn Lednicky, Mary Voswinkle, David Bunch, Debbie Gronke, Tom Evans, Mike Guth, Sharon Hughes, Geoff Spradley, Gary Meade |
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Up in the Air - SA Candidates 1981-02-16
Up in the Air - SA Candidates
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Walter Underwood and David Bunch interview Student Association candidates. We deleted radio music throughout the recording. Speakers: Walter Underwood, David Bunch, Lynn Lednicky, Dan Hu, Doug Gardner, Ed Keller, Sherry Spears, Cecelia Calaby, David Pickett, Kim O'Connor, Ed Poole, Warren Fisher, John Simons, Dave Phillips |
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To the Point - Richard Smalley 1981-02-19
To the Point - Richard Smalley
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Richard Smalley about laser use in chemistry. Speakers: Richard Smalley, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Curt Michel 1981-02-19
To the Point - Curt Michel
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Curt Michel about communication with space life forms. Speakers: Curt Michel, Scott Hochberg |
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President's Lecture Series - Lewis Thomas 1981-03-04
President's Lecture Series - Lewis Thomas
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Contents include: Dr. Lewis Thomas speaks about the values of science, more specifically, biological sciences, earth sciences, scientific research for industry, scientific education, and social sciences. Speaker: Lewis Thomas, Harold Hyman |
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Up in the Air - Marion Hicks and Joyce Rubash 1981-03-10
Up in the Air - Marion Hicks and Joyce Rubash
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Debbie Gronke and Dave Collins talks to Marion Hicks and Joyce Rubash about room and board and central kitchen food. Recording does not start at the beginning of the episode. We deleted radio music in the middle of the program and at the end. Speakers: Debbie Gronke, Marion Hicks, Joyce Rubash, Dave Collins |
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To the Point - Hardy Bourland 1981-03-11
To the Point - Hardy Bourland
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Hardy Bourland about industrial research at academic institutions, Rice Engineering Design and Development Institute. Speakers: Hardy Bourland, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Sir Rudolf E. Peierls 1981-03-11
To the Point - Sir Rudolf E. Peierls
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Sir Rudolf E. Peierls about nuclear weaponry and the arms race. Speakers: Rudolf E. Peierls, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Herb Ward 1981-03-18
To the Point - Herb Ward
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Herb Ward about the environmental impact of the space shuttle program. Speakers: Herb Ward, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger 1981-03-27
To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gaston Rimlinger about Reaganomics. Speakers: Gaston Rimlinger, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Salomon Bochner 1981-03-27
To the Point - Salomon Bochner
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Salomon Bochner about the intersection between mathematics and the humanities. He also discusses the Scientia Institute. Speakers: Salomon Bochner, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Baruch Brody 1981-03-27
To the Point - Baruch Brody
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Baruch Brody about consumer protection laws, more specifically product liability laws. Speakers: Baruch Brody, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Geoff Winningham 1981-03-27
To the Point - Geoff Winningham
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Geoff Winningham about how he became a photographer. Speakers: Geoff Winningham, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - David Hunt 1981-04-28
To the Point - David Hunt
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to David Hunt about the future of financial aid. Speakers: David Hunt, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Martin Wiener 1981-04-28
To the Point - Martin Wiener
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Martin Wiener about the British economy. Speakers: Martin Wiener, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Francis Loewenheim 1981-05-07
To the Point - Francis Loewenheim
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Francis Loewenheim about dealing with the economic downturn and how the U.S. economy compares to world markets. Speakers: Francis Loewenheim, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Meredith Gibbs 1981-05-07
To the Point - Meredith Gibbs
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Meredith Gibbs about wiretapping laws to stop drug crimes. Speakers: Meredith Gibbs, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Niels Nielsen 1981-05-07
To the Point - Niels Nielsen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Niels Nielsen about church supported schools. Speakers: Niels Nielsen, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1981-05-07
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the baby boom generation. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Reggie Dufour 1981-05-07
To the Point - Reggie Dufour
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Reggie Dufour about future research on space shuttles. Speakers: Reggie Dufour, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Ambler 1981-06-11
To the Point - John Ambler
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Ambler about French politics. Speakers: John Ambler, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Joan Strassmann 1981-06-12
To the Point - Joan Strassmann
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Joan Strassmann about power struggles in the insect world. Speakers: Joan Strassmann, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Bob Molder 1981-06-16
To the Point - Bob Molder
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Bob Molder about job options for Humanities graduates. Speakers: Bob Molder, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Chad Gordon 1981-06-16
To the Point - Chad Gordon
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Chad Gordon about the rise of women, displaced homemakers, returning to the workplace. Speakers: Chad Gordon, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Robert Dix 1981-06-22
To the Point - Robert Dix
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Robert Dix about Mexico. Speakers: Robert Dix, Scott Hochberg |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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To the Point - O. Jack Mitchell 1981-07-08
To the Point - O. Jack Mitchell
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to O. Jack Mitchell about architecture planning in Houston. Speakers: O. Jack Mitchell, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - William Martin 1981-07-08
To the Point - William Martin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. William Martin about the TV and radio evangelist audience. Speakers: William Martin, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Kate Beckingham 1981-07-08
To the Point - Kate Beckingham
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Kate Beckingham about recombinant DNA research in agriculture. Speakers: Kate Beckingham, Scott Hochberg |
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Freshman Show 1981 1981-08-01
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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The "Freshman Show" starts with introductions from some of the current College Secretaries. There is a group interview with Stephen Klineberg, Jeff Kurtzman, and Harold Rorschach. They discuss sampling courses, registering for courses, the honor code, having fun, exploring various fields of study, and athletics. After the interview, Dave Collins reviews major local and national news stories. Recording ends abruptly. Speakers: Alice von Eiff, Erma Turner, Jeanette Bryant, Kay Lake, Toni Paine, Babs Willis, Kitty Yelenosky, Debbie Gronke, Stephen Klineberg, Jeff Kurtzman, Harold Rorschach, Dave Collins, Bill Brey, David Butler |
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To the Point - Ed Miller 1981-08-05
To the Point - Ed Miller
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Ed Miller about the productivity of Texas workers. Speakers: Ed Miller, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson 1981-08-05
To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gilbert Cuthbertson about current Supreme Court cases. |
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To the Point - Pete Gibson 1981-08-05
To the Point - Pete Gibson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Pete Gibson about his experience attending Rice University with a visual impairment. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Pete Gibson |
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To the Point - Richard Smith 1981-08-05
To the Point - Richard Smith
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Richard Smith about how China deals with westernization. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Richard Smith |
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Chicken Skin Music - Eric Taylor 1981-08-11
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: Eric Taylor with James Gilmer perform and and answer questions on "Chicken Skin Music." We deleted extraneous audio at the end. Speakers: Eric Taylor, James Gilmer, David-John Scribner |
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Rice Soccer Club interview 1981-09-01
Rice Soccer Club interview
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Contents include: Dave Collins interviews Rice Soccer Club Coach Mike Henshaw, co-captain Bob Corrigan, and player Bob Goeddel about the team's goals, its budget, its skills, officiating, playing aggressively, and the history of soccer in Texas. Speakers: Mike Henshaw, Bob Goeddel, Bob Corrigan, Dave Collins |
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To the Point - Don Huddle 1981-09-01
To the Point - Don Huddle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Don Huddle about undocumented workers. Speakers: Don Huddle, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Fred von der Mehden 1981-09-01
To the Point - Fred von der Mehden
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Fred von der Mehden about politics in Southeast Asia. Speakers: Fred von der Mehden, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger 1981-09-01
To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gaston Rimlinger about agriculture in Africa. Speakers: Gaston Rimlinger, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Michael Watkins 1981-09-01
To the Point - Michael Watkins
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Michael Watkins about the psychology of memory. Speakers: Michael Watkins, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Niels Nielsen 1981-09-01
To the Point - Niels Nielsen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Niels Nielsen about religion in Africa. Speakers: Niels Nielsen, Scott Hochberg |
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Up in the Air - Lawrence Kersten and Karen Kayser Kersten 1981-09-03
Up in the Air - Lawrence Kersten and Karen Kayser Kersten
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Stan Barber talks to Lawrence Kersten and Karen Kayser Kersten about their book "The Love Exchange." Speakers: Stan Barber, Lawrence Kersten, Karen Kayser Kersten, David Hudson |
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The Go-Go's interview 1981-09-09
The Go-Go's interview
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Contents include: Michael Zakes speaks to Kathy Valentine and Charlotte Caffey of The Go-Go's about the band's history, playing with other bands, their album cover, their label and producer, and touring. Includes a station ID. Speakers: Kathy Valentine, Michael Zakes, Charlotte Caffey |
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Promos 1981-09-1987-03
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) A Radio First; (00:32) "Classics" opening sequence; (02:35) "Chicken Skin Music" promo; (03:32) Jazz promo; (04:29) Kiss Ass Rock 'n Roll ID; (04:43) Dave Collins, Puckette, and Elvis Costello ID; (05:14) Speakers explosion ID; (05:51) Walter Keeler ID; (06:03) Stereo ID; (06:09) Boing ID; (06:20) Chinese ID; (06:32) Crazy Harry, Aaron Dvoretzky ID; (06:39) Dolphins on telephone ID; (07:01) Walter Cronkite ID; (07:10) Jazz promos; (09:39) Nuclear Freeze concert at Tranquility Park; (13:26) "Sewey Mole" by Barnes and Barnes; (19:13) "Whirlwind Tours"; (21:21) Stan Ridgway of Wall of Voodoo promo for BBC College Concert; (23:22) OxFahMeal Skip PSA; (24:36) BBC concert series promo; (24:58) "Romanoff and Juliet" promos; (27:28) Beer Bike promo; (28:05) KTRU/Sammy the Owl promo; (29:26) Jazz show donor announcement; (29:42) Jazz in Germany; (30:14) Element of Crime. Speakers: Stu Derby, David Hoehl, Bill Bonner, Walter Keeler, Aaron Dvoretzky, Walter Cronkite, Perry Webb, Bob Weber, Mike May, John Glady, Stan Ridgway, Kevin Long, Stan Barber |
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Up in the Air - Charles Thaxton 1981-10
Up in the Air - Charles Thaxton
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," talks to Dr. Charles Thaxton about evolution in chemical processes, more specifically the evolutionism versus creationism. He also discusses his book "Life: The Crisis in Chemistry." We deleted radio music at the beginning and the end of this recording. Speakers: Charles Thaxton, Stan Barber |
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Echo and the Bunnymen interview 1981-10-05
Echo and the Bunnymen interview
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Contents include: Jim Fowler and Michael F. Zakes talk to members of Echo and the Bunnymen about their origins, defining their sound, touring, their favorite bands, other British New Wave bands, and performing. The interview includes a station ID. Speakers: Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant, Les Pattinson, Jim Folwer, Michael F. Zakes |
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To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger 1981-10-05
To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gaston Rimlinger about social security programs around the world. Speakers: Gaston Rimlinger, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Herb Ward 1981-10-05
To the Point - Herb Ward
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Herb Ward about the future of clean drinking water. Speakers: Herb Ward, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Bryant 1981-10-05
To the Point - John Bryant
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Bryant about high interest rates. Speakers: John Bryant, Scott Hochberg |
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Ralph Nader speech 1981-10-19
Ralph Nader speech
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Contents include: Ralph Nader speaks to the Rice community in the Grand Hall of the Rice Memorial Center. He discusses corporate crime and accountability, environmental issues, ethical whistleblowers, ubiquity of television advertising, political inclinations of college students, and cigarettes. Speaker: Ralph Nader |
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News Archive 1 1981-09-16-1981-10-30
News Archive 1
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Contents include: (00:01) Interview of Registrar-elect; (01:28) Appointment of J. Larry Livingston as new Dean of the Shepherd School of Music; (02:25) New Rice Stadium scoreboard; (03:26) Lovett Casino Party theme; (04:30) Review of President's Lecture Series speaker Willy Spuehler; (05:28) Sports review/preview; (07:52) Baptist Student Union Rock-a-thon; (09:26) Minor explosion in Chem lab; (11:54) Student Association election results; (12:19) Rolling Stones not playing in Rice Stadium; (13:01) Chem lab explosion update; (13:42) "Carnival in Rio" party; (14:40) Weekend sports wrap-up; (16:38) Lovett College refusal to use new food service ID checker; (17:12) Sports review/preview; (21:07) Ralph Nader speaking at Rice; (23:31) Pres. Ronald Reagan on death of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat; (24:12) Upcoming MOB show written by Lynn Ashby; (24:54) Jones School's Entrepreneurship Conference; (25:36) Jones College's "The Man who Came to Dinner" review; (27:33) Rolling Stones concert information; (28:23) President Norman Hackerman and student leaders meeting about the Texas A and M homecoming game; (29:15) Sports review/preview; (31:32) Hanszen College's "The Fantisticks" review; (3:57) Question and answer session with Eleanor Tinsley. Speakers: Jonathan Berk, John Williamson, Brad McIver, James Groves, Dave Collins, Jonathan Sadow, Greg Roberts, Cactus Cagle, Dave Collins, David Hoehl, Dalen Keys, T. G. Collins, Diana Howard Susan Goodfriend, Russ Coleman, Ralph Nader, Ronald Reagan, Jeanne Cooper, Norm Lindsey, David Tuttle, Gwen Richard, Eleanor Tinsley |
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Albert Collins interview 1981-10-27
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: David-John Scribner talks to Albert Collins about his beginnings in Houston, how he got started in the music business and playing the electric guitar, musical collaborations, playing in Houston, and touring. Speakers: Albert Collins, David-John Scribner |
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To the Point - Alex Dessler 1981-10-28
To the Point - Alex Dessler
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Alex Dessler about the future of the space program and NASA. Speakers: Alex Dessler, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Paul Cooper 1981-10-28
To the Point - Paul Cooper
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Paul Cooper about classical music trends. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Paul Cooper |
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News Archive 2 1981-10-31-1982-01-22
News Archive 2
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Contents include: (00:01) Political rally at RMC Grand Hall for Kathy Whitmire, Lane Lalor, George Greanias; (02:24) Sheriff Jack Heard on election night; (03:02) Louis Macey on election night; (03:30) Lance Lalor on election night; (05:45) November faculty meeting; (07:40) Moral Majority Debate in RMC Grand Hall; (08:21) Rev. Billy Graham's crusade at Rice Stadium; (09:10) Sports and weather; (09:55) Texas A and M student suspended for sword; (10:26) Will Rice College names Pres. Ronald Reagan honorary member; (11:25) Sports review/preview; (13:58) Dr. Jean-Claude De Braemaker interview on Mayor Kathy Whitmire posters; (15:26) Lance Lalor wins City Controller; (16:58) George Greanias wins City Council District C; (17:54) Kathy Whitmire mayoral campaign worker interview; (18:03) Lance Lalor on voter turnout; (18:22) NCAA bowl predictions; (20:25) Sports review/preview; (22:49) SA Senate meeting review; (23:57) Sports review/preview; (24:53) Wiess College becoming tamer; (26:32) Sports review/preview; (28:43) NBC News visits Rice for student reaction to draft registration; (29:54) Leonardo Da Vinci exhibit at Sewall Gallery; (30:37) Snow at Rice; (31:44) Hanszen College fire; (33:12) Room and Board increase; (34:46) Rice student Margaret Fossi found dead; (35:44) The Judy's; (36:07) SA Secretary vacancy; (36:34) Space Shuttle Columbia; (37:08) Sports preview; (38:20) C.R.A.P. Creative Radio Announcement Programming; (39:42) Ralph Records 10th anniversary; (41:30) Bad News. We adjusted the speed from 41:30 to the end. Speakers: Dave Collins, George Greanias, Jack Heard, Louis Macey, Lance Lalor, Debbie Gronke, James Groves, Jonathon Sadow, David Tuttle, Jean-Claude de Braemaker, Cindy Childers, Lynn Lednicky, Greg Roberts |
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George Greanias political ads 1981-10
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: Three political ads for George Greanias, running for City Council District C. We deleted extraneous audio at the beginning of this recording. Speakers: George Greanias |
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Chicken Skin Music - The Banded Geckos (2 reels) 1981-11-03
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," the Banded Geckos perform. Speakers: Tim Taylor, Evelyne Taylor, Russell Fory, Gary Young, David John Scribner |
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Moral Majority debate 1981-11-09
Moral Majority debate
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Contents include: Dr. William Martin moderates a forum with David Berg and Cal Thomas debating the moral majority and related issues pertaining to the inclusion of religious ideas in government. Speakers: Cal Thomas, David Berg, William Martin |
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To the Point - Allen Matusow 1981-11-12
To the Point - Allen Matusow
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Allen Matusow about the potential resurgence of politicals radicals. Speakers: Allen Matusow, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Don Clayton 1981-11-12
To the Point - Don Clayton
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Don Clayton about the nature the universe. Speakers: Don Clayton, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Frank Fisher 1981-11-12
To the Point - Frank Fisher
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Frank Fisher about the harmful effects of lead shot in the bird population. This tape suffered from sticky shed syndrome and thus has playback issues. We have altered the recording to normalize the speed. Speakers: Frank Fisher, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Sarah Hrdy 1981-11-12
To the Point - Sarah Hrdy
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Sarah Hrdy about the women's movement. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Sarah Hrdy |
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The Fleshtones interview 1981-11-14
The Fleshtones interview
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Contents include: Jim Fowler and Michael F. Zakes talk to members of The Fleshtones about the band history, touring and performing, London, and recording their new album. The interview includes songs from the Action Dogs a side project for Jan Marek Pakulski and a station ID. Speakers: Bill Milhizer, Peter Zaremba, Keith Streng, Gordon Spaeth, Jim Fowler, Michael F. Zakes, Jan Marek Pakulski |
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Robert Fripp interview 1981-11-15
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: C. Kemp interviews Robert Fripp about restarting King Crimson, touring, communication and interviews, goal as a musician, music composition, and his upcoming album. Speakers: Robert Fripp, C Kemp |
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Rice Jazz Ensemble 1981-11-24
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: The Rice Jazz Ensemble performs at Hamman Hall under the direction of Ken Dye with guest artist Larry Slezak. This recording has technical difficulties. We deleted radio music during the performance's intermission. Performers: Ken Dye, Larry Slezak, Grant Gist, John Godwin, John McDaniel, Germaine Petry |
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To the Point - David Parsons 1981-12-10
To the Point - David Parsons
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. David Parsons about his face casting project with the world's tallest woman. Speakers: David Parsons, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Esther de Vecsey 1981-12-10
To the Point - Esther de Vecsey
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Esther de Vecsey about the Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition and the artist. Speakers: Esther de Vecsey, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1981-12-10
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the changing attitudes of opinionn polls. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Stephen Klineberg |
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To the Point - Susan and Roderick McIntosh 1981-12-10
To the Point - Susan and Roderick McIntosh
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Susan and Roderick McIntosh about archeological finds in west Africa. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Susan McIntosh, Roderick McIntosh |
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Roky Erickson with the Resurrectionists interview 1981-12-21
Roky Erickson with the Resurrectionists interview
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Contents include: The interviewer talks to Roky Erickson and the Resurrectionists about their musical style, about the 13th Floor Elevators, favorite artists, other albums, and their set list. We deleted extraneous audio at the beginning, middle, and end of the recording. Speakers: Roky Erickson, Jimmy Jones, Brian Curley, Carl Giesecke |
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10 Year Anniversary promo 1981
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: A promo made up of other recordings in celebration of KTRU's 10th anniversary. |
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Chicken Skin Music - Clairseach 1981
Chicken Skin Music - Clairseach
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Charlie and Ann Heymann talk about how they find their songs, the history of the Gaelic harp, and their musical experience. Speakers: Charlie Heymann, Ann Heymann, David John Scribner |
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Owlman 1981
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: An episode of "Owlman," satirical superhero student radio show about Rice University, about interest free loans and parking regulations. Speakers: Stan Barber, John Gladu, David Hoehl, Karen Pieper, Sharon Hughes, Paul Williamson, Greg Cagle |
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Herschel Berry and the Natives 1981
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: Studio recording of Herschel Berry and the Natives. We deleted radio music at the end of the recording. Speakers: Herschel Berry, Wylie hudgins, Kenn Cordray, Karl Logan |
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To the Point - Gale Stokes 1982-01-12
To the Point - Gale Stokes
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gale Stokes about Poland from a historical perspective. Speakers: Gale Stokes, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Boles 1982-01-12
To the Point - John Boles
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Boles about slavery and the church. Speakers: John Boles, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Julie Taylor 1982-01-12
To the Point - Julie Taylor
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Julie Taylor about the roles of men and women in Latin society, especially Eva Perón. Speakers: Julie Taylor, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Linda Adair 1982-01-12
To the Point - Linda Adair
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Linda Adair about the rise in breastfeeding. Speakers: Linda Adair, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Peter Papademetriou 1982-01-19
To the Point - Peter Papademetriou
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Peter Papademetriou about the effects of tall buildings in Houston. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Peter Papademetriou |
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The Third Wave live 1982-01-23
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: Rice University student band Third Wave live at the Rice Memorial Center Grand Hall. |
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The Judy's live 1982-01-23
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: The Judy's live at the Grand Hall of the Rice Memorial Center. Ends abruptly. Speakers: David B. Bean, Dane Cessac, Jeff Walton |
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News Archive 3 1982-01-25-1982-03-22
News Archive 3
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Contents include: (00:01) Reward for killer/s of Margaret Fossi; (01:07) Pres. Ronald Reagan's "State of the Union"; (03:18) Baker College issuing parking tickets; (04:36) Brig. Gen. James Dozier rescued from Italian terrorists; (05:04) TexPIRG hires Jim Koenig as advisor; (05:48) C.R.A.P. Creative Radio Announcement Programming; (06:59) Telefund report; (07:30) Student Association elections; (08:15) ICSA fire; (08:35) Yves Klein exhibit; (09:17) Sam Houston State University fire; (10:04) Eleanor Evans basket weaving exhibit; (11:58) International Students Organization meeting; (12:39) Rice College Bowl team 2nd in regional tournament; (13:22) Unknown team; (13:58) Jim Koenig on TexPIRG; (14:39) Late filing candidates to SA positions; (16:08) Lynn Ashby at Lovett College; (18:16) James Robison at Morality Forum at RMC; (20:24) Student athletic fee increase; (21:22) Dr. Herbert Ganz speaking at Rice; (22:01) TexPIRG on blanket tax; (22:23) KTRU requests increase of blanket tax; (23:14) Owlcon III; (24:28) Sports review/preview; (25:41) SA elections; (26:10) Phi Beta Kappa; (27:42) Rice Women's Basketball win over Texas Lutheran TAIAW Division II; (29:37) TAIAW II Playoffs; (32:04) Jupiter Effect; (32:52) SA elections report; (33:35) New College Masters: Jones, Brown, Will Rice, Hanszen; (34:14) Rice tennis; (34:25) Tornadoes and survival tips; (35:28) Wiess College election results; (36:07) College Bowl playoffs; (36:47) Baker Shakespeare Festival; (39:35) Space Shuttle; (40:14) Eddie Speer of the Rice Food Committee; (41:26) Reaganomics Forum. Speakers: Dave Collins, Ronald Reagan, Norm Lindsey, Jim Koenig, Greg Roberts, Debbie Gronke, Dan Borden, Stan Barber, Chris Kreidler, Rice Morefield, Steve Bailey, David Tuttle, Tony Munn, Eddie Speer, James Robison, Stephen Klineberg |
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Chicken Skin Music - Lucinda Williams 1982-01-26
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Lucinda Williams performs and talks about how she got started, influences, early life, living in Houston, first album - "Ramblin'," "Happy Woman Blues," working with the Hemmer Ridge Mountain Boys, worst music venue, and album availability. Speakers: Lucinda Williams, David John Scribner |
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Up in the Air - Susan Clark and Nanda Duhe 1982-02-11
Up in the Air - Susan Clark and Nanda Duhe
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Vincent Uher talks to Dr. Susan Clark and Nanda Duhe about the Equal Rights Amendment. Speakers: Susan Clark, Nanda Duhe, Vincent Uher |
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Concert Band performance 1982-02-18
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: A performance by the MOB Concert Band. They perform works by Darius Milhaud, Leonard Bernstein, Paul Hindemith, among others. |
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Associates' Dinner - Walter Cronkite 1982-02-20
Associates' Dinner - Walter Cronkite
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Contents include: Walter Cronkite speaks at the Associates Dinner. He discusses retirement, his travels, NASA, foreign policy, and the state of journalism. Speakers: Walter Cronkite |
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Up in the Air - SA Candidate Forum 1982-02-22
Up in the Air - SA Candidate Forum
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Contents include: Student Association candidates discuss their platforms and views. We deleted the radio music break in the middle of this recording. Speakers: David Hudson, Doug Gardner, Brent Nyquist, Preston Smith, Brendon Cahill, Terri Henriott, Beth Sinclair, Dan Hu, Tom Morgan, Marlon Boarnet |
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Chicken Skin Music - The Banded Geckos (2 reels) 1982-02-23
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," the Banded Geckos perform. Speakers: Tim Taylor, Evelyne Taylor, Russell Fory, Gary Young, David John Scribner |
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To the Point - Art Few 1982-03-09
To the Point - Art Few
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Art Few about severe weather. Speakers: Art Few, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Richard Smith 1982-03-09
To the Point - Richard Smith
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Richard Smith about economic changes in China. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Richard Smith |
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To the Point - Robert Hall 1982-03-09
To the Point - Robert Hall
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Robert Hall about how African slave culture merged with white culture. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Robert Hall |
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College Bowl Western Regionals 1982-03-20
College Bowl Western Regionals
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Contents include: Scott Hochberg moderates three games: Rice University vs. California State - Fresno, Rice University vs. Brigham Young University, and Rice University vs. California State - Fresno. Speakers: Matt Kemple, Ronald Mann, Michael Lewis, Susan Faust, Scott Hochberg |
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News Archive 4 1982-03-26-1982-04-14
News Archive 4
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Contents include: (00:01) Parking changes for new Mudd Computer Science building; (00:34) Reaganomics forum; (01:49) Professors receiving promotions; (03:08) Alan Kiepper new professor; (05:16) 1982 Beer-Bike races; (06:39) SWC Golf Tournament results. Speakers: Mary Voswinkle, David Tuttle, Dave Collins, Alan Kiepper, Norman Hackerman, Jonathon Sadow |
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April Fool's Day programming 1982-04-01
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: These are satirical programs/skits aired on April 1, 1982. (00:01) Beside the Point; (07:43) Classic Classics Nouveaux; (12:41) KTRU editorial; (14:21) Norts Spews; (18:11) 5 o'clock snooze; (22:11) Hammond song; (22:55) April Fool's promo; (23:23) Kiss-ass rock n' roll; (23:39) PSA - Orphan orgy. Speakers: Scott Hochberg |
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Beer Bike 1982-04-10
Beer Bike
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Contents include: Dave Collins and David Tuttle call the 1982 Beer Bike Men's race. Speakers: Dave Collins, David Tuttle |
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To the Point - Edward Dix 1982-04-12
To the Point - Edward Dix
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Edward Dix about the war in El Salvador. Speakers: Edward Dix, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Ken Kennedy 1982-04-12
To the Point - Ken Kennedy
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Ken Kennedy about growing presence of computers in society. Speakers: Ken Kennedy, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1982-04-12
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg, 1982
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about new peace movement. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Stephen Klineberg |
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To the Point - Steve Klaine 1982-04-12
To the Point - Steve Klaine
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Steve Klaine about the problem with hydrilla. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Steve Klaine |
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To the Point - Don Huddle 1982-05-04
To the Point - Don Huddle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Don Huddle about undocumented workers and INS [Immigration and Naturalization Service] raids, part 1. Speakers: Don Huddle, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Pat Reiff 1982-05-04
To the Point - Pat Reiff
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Pat Reiff about the mass transit system and environmental issues. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Pat Reiff |
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To the Point - John Freeman 1982-05-04
To the Point - John Freeman
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Freeman about the future of space exploration and solar cells. Speakers: John Freeman, Scott Hochberg |
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Renaissance interview 1982-05-05
Renaissance interview
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Contents include: Ray Isle interviews members of the band Renaissance. Michael Dunford and Peter Gosling discuss the formation of the band, adding new members, touring, writing new music, and their new album and record label. Speakers: Ray Isle, Michael Dunford, Peter Gosling |
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Laurie Anderson interview 1982-05-13
Laurie Anderson interview
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Contents include: Michael Zakes speaks to Laurie Anderson about her music, performances, electronic equipment in the studio and on-stage, getting radio airplay, changing record labels, recording next to an elevator shaft, favorite music, favorite writers, and her current tour. She also does a station ID. Speakers: Michael Zakes, Laurie Anderson |
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Chicken Skin Music - The Neville Brothers 1982-05-18
Chicken Skin Music - The Neville Brothers
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Art and Ivan Neville talk about new music, influences, New Orleans, "Fiyo On The Bayou," The Meters, and songwriting. Speakers: Art Neville, Ivan Neville, David John Scribner |
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Chicken Skin Music - The Banded Geckos 1982-05-26
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," the Banded Geckos perform. Speakers: Tim Taylor, Evelyne Taylor, Russell Fory, Gary Young, David John Scribner |
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To the Point - John Hughes 1982-06-09
To the Point - John Hughes
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Hughes about the insanity defense. Speakers: John Hughes, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Julie Taylor 1982-06-09
To the Point - Julie Taylor
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Julie Taylor about the Falkland Islands. Speakers: Julie Taylor, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Norman Hackerman 1982-06-09
To the Point - Norman Hackerman
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Norman Hackerman about safeguarding U.S. academic intelligence from Russia. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, Scott Hochberg |
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Chicken Skin Music - Porky Cohen 1982-06-13
Chicken Skin Music - Porky Cohen
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Porky Cohen and Roomful of Blues talk about their careers, influences, and new music. Speakers: David John Scribner, Porky Cohen |
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To the Point - Don Huddle 1982-06-24
To the Point - Don Huddle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Don Huddle about undocumented workers, part 2. Speakers: Don Huddle, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Richard Stabell 1982-06-24
To the Point - Richard Stabell
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Roky Erickson interview 1982-06-25
KTRU 1981-1982 nearline audio
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Contents include: Mark Linimon interviews Roky Erickson about his new album, meaning of his songs, and heavy metal. Speakers: Roky Erickson, Mark Linimon |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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The Beat interview 1982-07-31
The Beat interview
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Contents include: Michael Zakes talks to David Wakeling and Andy Cox of The Beat, also known as The English Beat, about their cover tunes, their albums, touring, 2 Tone, ska, Saxa, politics, musical influences, switching record labels, S Concert, charities, and American food. They do a station ID. We deleted radio music. Speakers: Dave Wakeling, Andy Cox, Michael Zakes |
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To the Point - William Martin 1982-08-05
To the Point - William Martin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Bill Martin about the rapture. Speakers: William Martin, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger 1982-08-05
To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gaston Rimlinger about the balanced budget. Speakers: Gaston Rimlinger, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Bryant 1982-08-05
To the Point - John Bryant
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Bryant about the effects of high interest rates. Speakers: John Bryant, Scott Hochberg |
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News Archive 1 1982-08-22-1982-09-21
News Archive 1
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Contents include: (00:01) Summer in review - Hackerman injured, Charles Duncan named head of Board of Governors, Josephine Abercrombie named Vice-President of Board of Governors, William D. Broyles named Editor-In-Chief of Newsweek, Lovett College storeroom robbed, New campus emergency telephone system, new camps police bicycle patrol, New buildings Mudd Building and Herring Hall, Iranian Riot and SMU, Margaret Fossi killer found - Coral Eugene Watts, Matriculation ceremonies, Casino Party and underage drinking, Dr. Don Benjamin faculty address, Wiess college pranks during Activities Fair; (11:55) Preview of SWC football season; (23:01) Graham Stebbings dies in auto accident; (24:08) Dr. William Akers on parking; (25:23) Classroom shortage; (26:16) Pres. Ronald Reagan on Lebanon and the PLO; (27:21) Graham Stebbings funeral arrangements; (28:01) Sports preview, annual SWC press tour; (32:31) Student election schedule; (33:41) Stadium scoreboard damaged by lightning; (34:32) James Groves' death; (35:27) John Cox, new Trustee; (36:30) Sports review/preview; (39:40) Sports review/preview; (42:56) Problems with Rice phone system; (44:02) Two reviews of Rice Players' "Major Barbara". Speakers: David Tuttle, Mary Voswinkle, Jonathan Sadow, Katherine Brown, Mary Ellen Trunko, Norman Lindsey, William Akers, Dave Collins, Ronald Reagan, Don Benjamin, Jeff Long, Kathy Brown, Lynn Boyden |
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To the Point - Gordon Smith 1982-09-08
To the Point - Gordon Smith
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gordon Smith about economic protectionism. Speakers: Gordon Smith, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Ed Miller 1982-09-19
To the Point - Ed Miller
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Ed Miller about large corporate structures and their efficiency. Speakers: Ed Miller, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Doug Tuggle 1982-09-20
To the Point - Doug Tuggle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Doug Tuggle about the economic recovery. Speakers: Doug Tuggle, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Elizabeth Long 1982-09-20
To the Point - Elizabeth Long
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Elizabeth Long about how women perform in traditionally male jobs. Speakers: Elizabeth Long, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Boles 1982-09-20
To the Point - John Boles
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Boles about writing corporate histories. Speakers: John Boles, Scott Hochberg |
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President's Lecture Series - George Thomas 1982-09-21
President's Lecture Series - George Thomas
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Contents include: As part of the President's Lecture Series, the Right Honourable the Viscount of Tonypandy Thomas George Thomas speaks on parliamentary democracy in his address entitled "Parliamentary Democracy in the Space Age." Speakers: George Thomas |
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News Archive 2 1982-09-23-1982-11-04
News Archive 2
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Contents include: (00:01) President's Lecture Series - George Thomas, 1st Viscount Tonypandy; (00:46) Sammy the Owl election winners; (02:25) Pres. Ronald Reagan address America's Black Colleges; (03:26) President's Lecture Series - Sid William Rees-Mogg; (04:37) Sports review/preview; (07:56) Del Taco's giving away tickets to Rice vs. Texas Tech football game; (08:58) Bonnie Horton starting "Waist Watchers" program; (09:49) U.S. Congress Texas district 25 debate; (11:33) Gubernatorial candidate Mark White on straw poll; (12:08) Sports review/preview; (15:18) Student directories; (16:15) New Biochemical Engineering major; (17:00) Sports review/preview; (20:03) Warren Dollar death; (20:33) Joint University of Houston Program Council Joe Jackson concert nixed; (21:18) ICSA part of computer mail network; (21:57) HRH Prince Philip to visit Rice; (23:15) Sports review/preview; (26:03) Football games rescheduled for Mirage Bowl; (27:17) Robert Huggins on Warren Dollar; (27:51) Review of Wiess Tabletop's "Butley"; (29:15) Sports review/preview; (32:49) President's Lecture Series - Tom Stoppard; (34:07) Subcommittee of the Rice Research Council to study the effect of university services on research; (34:59) Gov. Bill Clements endorsed by Ku Klux Klan; (35:18) Rep. Mickey Leland on Black Republicans; (35:40) Lovett College elevator fixed; (36:33) Sports review/preview; (39:58) Watson fellowship nominees; (40:56) Harris Country election returns; (45:13) Telednor Olympics and Esperanza. Speakers: George Thomas, Doug Mischlich, Ivan Putzke, Dave Collins, Brad Borg, Ronald Reagan, David Tuttle, William Rees-Mogg, Jonathan Sadow, Mike Fabion, Mike Andrews, Jeff Calvert, Gilbert Cuthbertson, Mark White, Jeff Long, Robert Huggins, Lynn Boyden, Tom Stoppard, Mickey Leland |
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President's Lecture Series - William Rees-Mogg 1982-09-23
President's Lecture Series - William Rees-Mogg
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Contents include: As part of the President's Lecture Series, Sir William Rees-Mogg speaks on the free press in his address entitled "In Defense of the First Amendment." Speakers: Robert Patten, William Rees-Mogg |
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To the Point - Chandler Davidson 1982-09-26
To the Point - Chandler Davidson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Chandler Davidson about at-large council districts and fairness. Speakers: Chandler Davidson, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Evans 1982-09-28
To the Point - John Evans
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to John Evans about the college graduate job market. Speakers: John Evans, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1982-09-28
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg, 1982
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the Houston survey and beliefs of the Houston population. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Scott Hochberg |
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Candidates's Forum 1982-09-28
Candidates's Forum
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Contents include: Candidates' Form for U.S. Congress District 25 featuring Mike Andrews, Mike Faubion, and Jeff Calvert. The candidates discuss taxes, diversity of the district, shrinking government, Russia, the draft, abortion, gun control, research, financial aid, and the military. Speakers: Mike Andrews, Mike Faubion, Jeff Calvert, Gilbert Cuthbertson |
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S and M - Gang of Four 1982-09
S&M - Gang of Four
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Contents include: On "S and M," a KTRU DJ talks to Jon King of Gang of Four about recording "Songs of the Free," touring, being considered a political band, "I Love a Man in Uniform," Mike Howlett, recording on "Dance Fever," and music videos. Speakers: Jon King |
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Suzzy Roche interview 1982-10-14
Suzzy Roche interview
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Contents include: Jeanne Cooper interviews Suzy Roche about the Honolulu Chorus, her new album, working with Robert Fripp, her guitar playing, songwriting, astrology, and touring. Roche does a station ID. Speakers: Suzzy Roche, Jeanne Cooper |
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To the Point - Al Young 1982-10-18
To the Point - Al Young
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Al Young about being a novelist. Speakers: Al Young, Scott Hochberg |
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President's Lecture Series - Tom Stoppard 1982-10-21
President's Lecture Series - Tom Stoppard
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Contents include: As part of the President's Lecture Series, Tom Stoppard speaks about plays and his own work. Speakers: Tom Stoppard, Terrence Doody |
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To the Point - Elizabeth Long 1982-10-25
To the Point - Elizabeth Long
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Elizabeth Long about women's reading groups. Speakers: Elizabeth Long, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Lynda Crist 1982-10-25
To the Point - Lynda Crist
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Lynda Crist about researching confederate history for the Jefferson Davis project. Speakers: Lynda Crist, Scott Hochberg |
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Joseph Lomax and Hally Wood live 1982-11-03
KTRU 1982-1983 nearline audio
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Contents include: Starts abruptly. This radio program includes Joseph Lomax introducing and discussing songs. He and Hally Wood talks about John Lomax, Jr., field recordings, Sugar Land prison songs, Lead Belly, and the Preservation Hall Band. Hally Wood and Joseph Lomax also sing traditional folk songs. Speakers: Joseph Lomax, Hally Wood |
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News Archive 3 1982-11-05-1982-12-02
News Archive 3
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Contents include: (00:01) Review of Brown College's "More Sinned Against Than Sinning"; (01:34) Review of Hanszen College's "Hair"; (02:58) World Wildlife Symposium featuring HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh; (04:47) Rice Athletic Hall of Fame inductees; (06:16) Review of Rice Players' "Dirty Linen" and "New-Found-Land"; (07:37) Faculty Senate nixes core curriculum changes, approves letter grade system and successive Bachelor degrees; (08:56) Sports review/preview; (12:01) Female jogger kidnapped; (14:33) Review of Sid Richardson College's "The Lion in Winter"; (16:50) Thresher editor campaign statements; (18:39) Christmas salesmen in colleges; (19:49) Sports review/preview; (23:25) Sports basketball season preview; (34:41) Sports review/preview; (38:09) "Preppy Handbook" writer interview; (42:07) Sports review/preview; (43:33) Sports review/preview. Speakers: Kathy Brown, Lynn Boyden, David Tuttle, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, Jonathon Sadow, Jeanne Cooper, Christopher Ekren, Lisa Birnbach, Mary Voswinkle |
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World Wildlife Federation Symposium 1982-11-05
World Wildlife Federation Symposium
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Contents include: Taking place in the Rice Memorial Center Grand Hall, the World Wildlife Fund Symposium covers the topics of tropical forests and primates, especially deforestation. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, Frank Mancuso, HRH Prince Philip, Thomas Lovejoy, Russell Mittermeier, Elwyn Simons, Sarah Hrdy, Mark Plotkin, Randall Susman, Rogert Tory Peterson, Stephen Nash |
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To the Point - Brian Huberman 1982-11-08
To the Point - Brian Huberman
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Brian Huberman about a documentary on undocumented immigrants. Speakers: Brian Huberman, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson 1982-11-08
To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gilbert Cutherbertson about the recent Texas Democratic election sweep. Speakers: Gilbert Cuthbertson, Scott Hochberg |
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J. Newton Rayzor Lecture - Glenn T. Seaborg 1982-11-16
J. Newton Rayzor Lecture - Glenn T. Seaborg
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Contents include: Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg gives the J. Newton Rayzor Lecture in the Grand Hall of the Rice Memorial Center. He discusses modern alchemy and the periodic table. Speakers: Glenn T. Seaborg |
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Up in the Air - Food Plan Forum 1982-11-16
Up in the Air - Food Plan Forum
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," David Hudson speaks with Madeleine Strum, David Phillips, and Mary McCue about policy suggestions coming out of the Food Plan Forum, more specifically reducing the cost of the meal plan and an upcoming food service poll. We deleted radio music at the end of the recording. Speakers: David Phillips, Madeleine Strum, Mary McCue, David Hudson |
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Chicken Skin Music - Banded Geckos 1982-12-05
KTRU 1982-1983 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Banded Geckos perform live. Speakers: Tim Taylor, Evelyne Taylor, David-John Scribner |
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Persuasions interview 1982-12-06
Persuasions interview
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To the Point - Gerald Phillips 1982-12-07
To the Point - Gerald Phillips
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gerald Phillips about the nuclear option. Speakers: Gerald Phillips, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Anderson 1982-12-07
To the Point - John Anderson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Anderson about the research on and potential of Antarctica. Speakers: John Anderson, Scott Hochberg |
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News Archive 4 1982-12-10-1983-02-15
News Archive 4
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Contents include: (00:01) Pre-Bowl game report and predictions; (11:11) Sports review/preview; (12:57) Sports review/preview; (15:13) Phi Beta Kappa; (16:21) Rice athletics signs deal with local cable TV channel; (17:10) Bill Evans Trio Dance Workshop; (17:44) Jonathon Berk found not guilty in University Court; (21:08) Directions '83 formerly Majors Day; (23:14) Stadium lot burglaries; (24:17) Students Association Senate meeting - Marion Hicks vs. SA President and College Presidents; (25:58) Sports review/preview; (28:13) Lynn Ashby speaks at Lovett College; (30:18) Faculty Senate grade changes, second B.A. allowed; (31:39) Review of Lovett College's "The Bald Soprano" and "A Resounding Tinkle"; (33:42) Houston Chronicle analysis of college majors in the 1980s; (35:56) Rice Players' "Tango"; (36:36) Feminist Lecture Series; (38:51) Sports review/preview; (41:11) Houston Police Department's Directed Area Response Team [DART]; (42:26) Rice Athletic Luncheon. Speakers: Jonathon Sadow, David Tuttle, Shelina Shariff, Grace-Marie Brown, Lynn Boyden, Dan Groneck |
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To the Point - Don Huddle 1982-12-21
To the Point - Don Huddle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Don Huddle about the devaluation of the peso. Speakers: Don Huddle, Scott Hochberg |
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Simple Minds interview 1982
Simple Minds interview
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Contents include: Michael Zakes talks to Jim Kerr of Simple Minds about the band's name, band's history, band members, Brian McGee, signing with Virgin, Peter Gabriel, influences, and title for "New Gold Dream (81-82-83-84). He does a station ID. Speakers: Jim Kerr, Michael Zakes |
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The Raybeats interview 1982
The Raybeats interview
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Contents include: Michael Zakes talks to Jody Harris of The Raybeats about their style of music, "Guitar Beat," program notes, songwriting, working with Philip Glass, and touring. He does a station ID. Speakers: Jody Harris, Michael Zakes |
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Chicken Skin Music - Richard Dobson 1982
KTRU 1982-1983 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," David John Scribner talks to Richard Dobson about his older albums, his current work, playing in Austin, "Piece of Wood and Steel," why he became a musician and his influences. Speakers: David John Scribner, Richard Dobson |
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To the Point - Ken Kennedy 1983-01-11
To the Point - Ken Kennedy
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Ken Kennedy about the long time use of personal computers. Speakers: Ken Kennedy, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Phil Bedient 1983-01-11
To the Point - Phil Bedient
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Phil Bedient about the Texas water shortage and treatment. Speakers: Phil Bedient, Scott Hochberg |
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Alex De Grassi and Scott Cossu live, part 1 1983-01-20
KTRU 1982-1983 nearline audio
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Contents include: Alex De Grassi and Scott Cossu perform at Rockefeller's. Speakers: Alex De Grassi, Scott Cossu |
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Alex De Grassi and Scott Cossu live, part 2 1983-01-20
KTRU 1982-1983 nearline audio
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Contents include: Alex De Grassi and Scott Cossu perform at Rockefeller's. Speakers: Alex De Grassi, Scott Cossu |
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Alex De Grassi and Scott Cossu interview 1983-01-20
KTRU 1982-1983 nearline audio
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Contents include: Michael Zakes interview Alex De Grassi and Scott Cossu about Windham Hill Records, music, and touring. They also do an station ID. Speakers: Alex De Grassi, Scott Cossu, Michael Zakes |
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To the Point - Ed Williams 1983-02-01
To the Point - Ed Williams
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Ed Williams about small businesses and the recession. Speakers: Ed Williams, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Gordon Wittenberg 1983-02-01
To the Point - Gordon Wittenberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gordon Wittenberg about energy efficiency and architecture. Speakers: Gordon Wittenberg, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Ira Gruber and Captain Mike Perry 1983-02-01
To the Point - Ira Gruber and Captain Mike Perry
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Ira Gruber and Capt. Mike Perry about training military personnel. Speakers: Ira Gruber, Scott Hochberg, Mike Perry |
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To the Point - John Boles 1983-02-01
To the Point - John Boles
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Boles about the culture of the southern U.S. from a historical perspective. Speakers: John Boles, Scott Hochberg |
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News Archive 5 1983-02-15-1983-03-23
News Archive 5
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Contents include: (00:01) Campanile Photography Editor fired; (01:01) Possibility of graduation speaker at 1983 commencement; (02:01) Student Association election ballots finalized; (06:06) Review of Rice Catholic Student Association's "Godspell"; (08:00) Feminist Lecture Series; (10:00) Sports review/preview; (12:33) Rice Athletic Luncheon; (16:59) Sports review/preview; (21:41) Rice Program Council to spend more money to show popular films; (23:13) Dr. Donald Wood death; (23:48) Sports review/preview; (29:20) First round of results from Student Association elections; (30:10) President's Lecture Series - Philip Leder; (32:13) Faculty Senate - grading system changed, graduation requirements stiffened; (34:05) Measles outbreak at University of Houston; (35:09) Sports review/preview; (39:20) Houston area Telefund results; (39:59) African Metal Art exhibit in Sewall Gallery; (41:11) Feminist Lecture Series - Dolores Hayden; (43:46) Sports review/preview. Speakers: David Tuttle, Dan Groneck, Kathy Brown, Grace-Marice Brown, Jonathon Sadow, Anne Laffoon, Debs Ramser, Shelina Shariff |
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To the Point - David Brady 1983-02-16
To the Point - David Brady
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. David Brady about elections and policy changes. Speakers: David Brady, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson and Robert Stein 1983-02-16
To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson and Robert Stein
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gilbert Cuthbertson and Dr. Robert Stein about U.S. Rep. Phil Gramm's switch from Democrat to Republican. Speakers: Gilbert Cuthbertson, Scott Hochberg, Robert Stein |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1983-02-16
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg, 1983
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the changing American family. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Scott Hochberg |
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Loudon Wainwright III interview 1983-02-28
Loudon Wainwright III interview
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Contents include: Michael Zakes talks to Loudon Wainwright III about his new album, its album cover, and songwriting. Wainwright is backstage at Rockefeller's. Speakers: Loudon Wainwright III, Michael Zakes |
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Chicken Skin Music - Cynthia A. Fisher and Gary Graves 1983-03-13
KTRU 1982-1983 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Cynthia A. Fisher and Gary Graves perform their music. Speakers: Cynthia A. Fisher, Gary Graves, David-John Scribner |
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News Archive 6 1983-03-23-1983-04-26
News Archive 6
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Contents include: (00:01) Review of Rice Players' "Bodies"; (01:10) Review of Baker Shakespeare's "Merry Wives of Windsor"; (02:20) Review of Wiess Tabletop's "Chicago"; (04:23) Hospitalization of Proctor Edward Holt; (04:49) Sports review/preview; (08:36) Former British PM Edward Heath speaks at Rice; (10:28) Proctor Edward Holt quadruple-bypass surgery; (11:03) Sports review/preview; (15:00) Beer Bike preview; (18:21) Allan Ginsberg poetry reading at Hanszen College; (21:40) Sports review/preview; (25:52) Variable meal plans; (27:37) Sports review/preview; (31:40) Self-Study for 1983-1984; (32:54) TexPIRG vs. The Rice Republicans; (42:54) Sports review/preview. Speakers: Lynn Byden, Shelina Shariff, Kathy Brown, David Tuttle, Jonathan Sadow, Dan Groneck, Dave Collins, Debs Ramser, Allan Ginsburg |
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To the Point - Patricia Seed 1983-03-16
To the Point - Patricia Seed
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Patricia Seed about families structures in different societies. Speakers: Patricia Seed, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Elizabeth Long 1983-03-16
To the Point - Elizabeth Long
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Elizabeth Long about how the changes in the family structure have affected children. Speakers: Elizabeth Long, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - William Martin 1983-03-16
To the Point - William Martin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. William Martin about pro-family groups and their concerns. Speakers: William Martin, Scott Hochberg |
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President's Lecture Series - Donald Fredrickson 1983-03-22
President's Lecture Series - Donald Fredrickson
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Contents include: As part of the President's Lecture Series, Dr. Donald Fredrickson speaks about the relationship between the government and the university and research and development. Speaker: Donald Fredrickson |
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"Romanoff and Juliet" 1983-03-26
KTRU 1982-1983 nearline audio
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Contents include: Live performance of Peter Ustinov's "Romanoff and Juliet." The audio quality is poor. Speakers: Karen Pieper, Ray Isle, Bob Phillips, John Gladu, David Tuttle, Grace-Marie Brown, David McClain, Cahty Wallcott, Peter Rudenberg, Sharon Hughes, Aaron Dvoretzky, Kathleen Robertson, Jay Grob |
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Roy Book Binder live 1983-03
KTRU 1982-1983 nearline audio
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Contents include: Roy Book Binder performing live at Anderson Fair Retail Restaurant. Recording produced and mixed by Tim Leatherwood. Speaker: Roy Book Binder |
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John Brown Anti-Klan Committee 1983-03
John Brown Anti-Klan Committee
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Contents include: Bill Brey interviews Carolyn Ritter and Allison Dorsey of the John Brown Anti-Klan Committee. They discuss how the group formed, activities in Houston, "Fire on the Water" documentary incident, upcoming Klan events, the Klan's new identity, John Brown committee's demonstrations, and tactics used by similar groups. Speakers: Bill Brey, Carolyn Ritter, Allison Dorsey |
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Interviews 1 1983-03-1983
KTRU music interviews 1
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Contents include: (00:01) Michael Zakes interviews members of Modern English. Robbie Grey and Gary McDowell discuss their tour, and their new album. It includes a station ID. (05:54) Michael Zakes interviews members of The Fixx. Cy Cumin and Adam Woods discuss touring, how the band formed, their albums, Rupert Hine, working on new music, songwriting, and the band's name. It includes a station ID. (23:34) Michael Zakes interviews Jet Black of The Stranglers. They discuss their music, songwriting, musical themes, and their name. It includes a station ID. (30:26) Todd Nicks [?] and Ray [?] interview members of Madness. Graham "Suggs" McPherson and Mark Bedford discuss the forming of the band, touring, recording a new album, and their music video. It includes a station ID. (37:04) Michael Zakes interviews Joe "King" Carrasco. They discuss touring, tear gas incident in Dallas, playing to large crowds, crowd surfing, the new album, and line-up changes. It includes a station ID. (47:18) Michael Zakes interviews Roddy Frame from Aztec Camera. They discuss how the band formed, the band's influences, breaking into the U.S. market, new American tour. (51:54) Martin Kemp of Spandau Ballet station ID. Speakers: Michael Zakes, Robbie Grey, Gary McDowell, Cy Cumin, Adam Woods, Jet Black, Graham "Suggs" McPherson, Mark Bedford, Joe "King" Currasco, Roddy Frame, Martin Kemp |
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John Cage interview 1983-04-12
John Cage interview
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Contents include: John Cage discusses his diet, travelling, his educational background, being a tour guide, his current work, following Arnold Schoenberg, using chance when composing, and his current chance techniques. Speaker: John Cage |
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To the Point - Frank Tittle 1983-04-21
To the Point - Frank Tittle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Frank Tittle about laser use in military defense systems. Speakers: Frank Tittle, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Jim Blackburn 1983-04-21
To the Point - Jim Blackburn
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Jim Blackburn about toxic waste regulations. Speakers: Jim Blackburn, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Martin Wiener 1983-04-21
To the Point - Martin Wiener
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Martin Weiner about the economic advantages of slow growth, like in Britain. Speakers: Martin Weiner, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1983-04-24
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg, 1983
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about why the family is changing. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Patricia Reiff 1983-05-20
To the Point - Patricia Reiff
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Patricia Reef about wind farming. Speakers: Patricia Reiff, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Chad Gordon 1983-06-01
To the Point - Chad Gordon
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Chad Gordon about planning for the future's resources and carrying capacity. Speakers: Chad Gordon, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Chandler Davidson 1983-06-01
To the Point - Chandler Davidson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Chandler Davidson about minority voting rights and equal representation. Speakers: Chandler Davidson, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Bob O'Dell 1983-06-01
To the Point - Bob O'Dell
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Bob O'Dell about building the space telescope. Speakers: Bob O'Dell, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Hally Beth Poindexter 1983-06-01
To the Point - Hally Beth Poindexter
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Hally Beth Poindexter about staying fit at Rice and beyond. Speakers: Hally Beth Poindexter, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Guilmartin 1983-06-01
To the Point - John Guilmartin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Guilmartin about charting NASA's past and present. Speakers: John Guilmartin, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Joe Austin 1983-06-14
To the Point - Joe Austin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Joe Austin about teacher training and quality. Speakers: Joe Austin, Scott Hochberg |
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The Church of the SubGenius interview 1983-06-17
The Church of the SubGenius interview
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Contents include: The audio begins with a promotional review of The Church of the SubGenius, a satirical cult and its "The Book of the SubGenius." What follows is an interview. The members discuss the new book, J.R. "Bob" Dobbs, church terminology, how to join the church, Devo connection, and the end of the world. Speakers: Ivan Stang |
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The Call interview 1983-06-22
The Call interview
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Contents include: Michael Zakes interviews members of The Call. Michael Been and Tom Ferrier discuss their album's artwork, song style, influences, producers, history of the band, and recording their new album. It includes a station ID. Speakers: Michael Been, Tom Ferrier, Michael Zakes |
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Lene Lovich interview 1983
Lene Lovich interview
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Contents include: Michael Zakes talks to Lene Lovich about "No Man's Land," inspiration, other projects, songwriting, earlier life, and her clothing choices. Speakers: Lene Lovich, Michael Zakes |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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Interviews 1 1983-06-14, 1983-09-17, 1984-08-11, 1984-03-21
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Ray Shea interviews members of The Alarm, Eddie Macdonald and Mike Peters, about touring in the U.S., their new EP, influences, and future plans. They do station IDs. (08:18) Todd Nix and Ray Shea interview members of Madness. Graham "Suggs" McPherson and Mark Bedford discuss the forming of the band, touring, recording a new album, and their music video. It includes a station ID. (14:52) Dave Collins interviews Roky Erickson about religion, his upcoming show, current band members, working with Stu Cook, and his upcoming album. Features music. (32:10) Michael Zakes interviews a member of Wire Train, Anders Runbald, about the band's history, comparisons to other bands, musical influences, college radio airplay, and the future of the band. He does a station ID. (43:39) Michael Zakes interviews Stuart Anderson of Big Country about their first U.S. tour, "The Crossing," history of the band, musical influences, the future of the band, and songwriting. He does a station ID. Speakers: Ray Shea, Eddie Macdonald, Mike Peters, Dave Collins, Roky Erickson, Michael Zakes, Anders Runbald, Stuart Anderson |
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To the Point - John Margrave 1983-07-01
To the Point - John Margrave
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Margrave about the Houston Area Research Center. Speakers: John Margrave, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Werner Kelber 1983-07-01
To the Point - Werner Kelber
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Werner Kelber about the origins of the Bible. Speakers: Werner Kelber, Scott Hochberg |
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Will Ackerman interview 1983-07-05
Will Ackerman interview
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ interviews Will Ackerman about how he started Windham Hill Records, finding new talent, the meaning behind the name of his company, Eric Satie, musical influences, and his new album. He records a station ID. Speakers: Will Ackerman |
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Chicken Skin Music - Don Sanders 1983-07-06
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Don Sanders plays music live in the studio. Speakers: Don Sanders, David-John Scribner |
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Rawslyn Ruffin live 1983-07-18
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: Rawslyn Ruffin performing live in the studio. During her performance, there were sections with little to no audio. Those have been removed. Speaker: Rawslyn Ruffin |
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To the Point - Gerald Phillips 1983-07-21
To the Point - Gerald Phillips
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gerald Phillips about the search for the Big Band and the Fermilab. Speakers: Gerald Phillips, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Ken Kennedy 1983-07-21
To the Point - Ken Kennedy
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Ken Kennedy about teaching computers to be expert advisors. Speakers: Ken Kennedy, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Mary McIntire 1983-07-21
To the Point - Mary McIntire
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Mary McIntire about continuing education. Speakers: Mary McIntire, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Richard Stabell 1983-07-21
To the Point - Richard Stabell
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Richard Stabell about changes in college admissions statistics. Speakers: Richard Stabell, Scott Hochberg |
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Chicken Skin Music - Dianne McNicol 1983-07-27
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Dianne McNicol performs and talks about visiting Texas, Australia in the late 1960s, and popularity of American music in other countries. Speakers: David John Scribner, Dianne McNicol |
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Leo Kottke interview 1983-08-11
Leo Kottke interview
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Contents include: Jim Fowler and another individual interview Leo Kottke at Rockefeller's. They discuss music theory, amps, his guitars, singing, other influences, touring, Mel Blanc, travel stories, and John Fahey. Speakers: Jim Fowler, Leo Kottke |
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To the Point - Baruch Brody 1983-08-23
To the Point - Baruch Brody
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Baruch Brody about the ethics of Baby Doe regulations. Speakers: Scott Hochberg, Baruch Brody |
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To the Point - Charles Stewart 1983-08-23
To the Point - Charles Stewart
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Charles Stewart about splitting DNA. Speakers: Charles Stewart, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - George Marcus 1983-08-23
To the Point - George Marcus
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. George Marcus about Margaret Mead and human development controversy. Speakers: George Marcus, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Phil Bedient 1983-08-23
To the Point - Phil Bedient
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Phil Bedient about the West Texas drought. Speakers: Phil Bedient, Scott Hochberg |
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Interviews 2 1983-08-27, 1983-11-10, 1983-11-19, 1983-11-17
KTRU music interviews 2
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Contents include: (00:01) Michael Zakes interviews members of Sparks, Ron and Russell Mael, about their new album, their history, their band, and future plans. They do station IDs; (11:51) Interview with Peter Tork via the telephone about his new band, interest in the Monkees, no longer being a Monkee, and post-Monkees life. He does a station ID. (21:30) Tom Evans interviews Johnathan Richman about his new album, songwriting, musical influences, his guitar skills, Modern Lovers, Ted Hawkins, world music, his live shows. He does a station ID. (33:59) Station ID from Trey Cook [?] manager of The Volumatics. (34:10) Michael Zakes interviews Jim Brown from UB40 about their increased popularity in the U.S., "Labour of Love," and working with a major record company. He does a station ID. Speakers: Michael Zakes, Ron Mael, Russell Mael, Peter Tork, Jonathan Richman, Tom Evans, Jim Brown |
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To the Point - George Frederickson 1983-09-08
To the Point - George Frederickson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. George Frederickson about white supremacy and the legal system in South Africa. Speakers: George Frederickson, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - John Boles 1983-09-08
To the Point - John Boles
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John Boles about differences in the southern U.S. Speakers: John Boles, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Roger Penrose 1983-09-08
To the Point - Roger Penrose
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Roger Penrose about moving beyond Einstein's theories in mathematics. Speakers: Roger Penrose, Scott Hochberg |
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News Archive 1 1983-09-12-1984-04-26
News Archive 1
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Contents include: (00:01) Sports review/preview; (02:19) Sid Richardson College food fight; (03:27) Food fight follow-up; (05:40) Food fight follow-up; (06:48) Student Association meeting, TexPIRG; (08:21) Sports review/preview; (16:05) Sports review/preview; (19:39) Coach Ray Alborn's resignation; (20:41) Coach Watson Brown hired; (22:34) Sports review/preview; (24:33) Student Association and Rice Program Council elections; (26:45) Results of Student Association and Rice Program Council elections; (28:51) Sports review/preview; (32:34) President Norman Hackerman announces retirement; (35:10) Campanile Editor election controversy; (37:00) Student Association actions during Campanile Editor election controversy; (38:46) Campus elections preview; (40:28) Campanile Editor statements from Kristin Merrigan and Pam Truzinski; (41:08) Campus election results; (42:03) Campanile election invalidated; (43:21) Beer Bike preview; (44:16) Sports review that abruptly ends. Speakers: Jonathan Sadow, Dave Collins, David Tuttle, Chuck Maienza, Kristin Merrigan, Pam Truzinski |
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Mental As Anything 1983-09-13
Mental As Anything
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Contents include: Michael Zakes interviews members of Mental As Anything Andrew "Greedy" Smith, Reg Mombassa, Martin Plaza,Peter O'Doherty, and Wayne DeLisle about how they met and formed the band, touring with Men at Work, songwriting, Elvis Costello, and influences. They do a station ID. Speakers: Andrew "Greedy Smith, Michael Zakes, Reg Mombassa, Martin Plaza, Wayne DeLisle, Peter O'Doherty |
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John Fahey interview 1983-09
John Fahey interview
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Contents include: Michael Zakes interview John Fahey at Fitzgerald's. They discuss influences, new albums, scoring films, touring, producing other artists, and Townes Van Zandt. There is a station ID. Speakers: John Fahey, Michael Zakes |
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Richard Thompson interview 1983-10-03
Richard Thompson interview
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Contents include: Michael Zakes and an another interview speak with Richard Thompson about his time with Fairport Convention, his show at Rockefeller's, working with T. Bone Burnett, working on "Shoot Out the Lights," recent collaborations, and shift away from folk. This was recorded over another recording. There was less than a minute of the old recording. We deleted it. Speakers: Richard Thompson, Michael Zakes |
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Chicken Skin Music - The Banded Geckos 1983-10-12
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," The Banded Geckos perform. Speakers: Tim Taylor, Evelyne Taylor, Russell Fory, Gary Young, David John Scribner |
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Chicken Skin Music - Bill Cade 1983-10-26
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Bill Cade performs. Speakers: Bill Cade, David John Scribner |
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To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger 1983-11-01
To the Point - Gaston Rimlinger
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Gaston Rimlinger about lower rising health care costs. Speakers: Gaston Rimlinger, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Luise White 1983-11-01
To the Point - Luise White
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Luise White about prostitution throughout history. Speakers: Luise White, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Patricia Seed 1983-11-01
To the Point - Patricia Seed
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Patricia Seed about matriarchal cultures. Speakers: Patricia Seed, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Jackie Hudson 1983-11-01
To the Point - Jackie Hudson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Jackie Hudson about women's performance in male dominated work fields. Speakers: Jackie Hudson, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Richard Stoll 1983-11-01
To the Point - Richard Stoll
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Richard Stoll about international tensions between Russia and the U.S. Speakers: Richard Stoll, Scott Hochberg |
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Buffoons for Non-Majors 1983-11
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: Comedy show, "Buffoons for Non-Majors," episode "Daytime TV." |
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To the Point - Elizabeth Long 1983-12-03
To the Point - Elizabeth Long
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Elizabeth Long about the new roles for women in society. Speakers: Elizabeth Long, Scott Hochberg |
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Chicken Skin Music - Bob Eike 1983-12-04
Chicken Skin Music - Bob Eike
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," David John Scribner talks to Bob Eike about the blues, his guitar, touring, and potential rise in popularity of folk music. Speakers: David John Scribner, Bob Eike |
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To the Point - Allen Matusow 1983-12-13
To the Point - Allen Matusow
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Allen Matusow about the limited successes of the 1960s liberal reform movements. Speakers: Allen Matusow, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Coach Watson Brown 1983-12-13
To the Point - Coach Watson Brown
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Coach Watson Brown about his plans for improving the Rice Owls Football program. Speakers: Watson Brown, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - David Brady 1983-12-13
To the Point - David Brady
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. David Brady about the upcoming presidential nomination process. Speakers: David Brady, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Walter Isle 1983-12-13
To the Point - Walter Isle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Walter Isle about George Orwell's "1984" and how it applies to today. Speakers: Walter Isle, Scott Hochberg |
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Chicken Skin Music - Preston Reed 1983
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Preston Reed plays music live in the studio from fall 1983. Speakers: Preston Reed, David John Scribner |
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Aztec Camera interview 1983
Aztec Camera interview
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Contents include: Michael Zakes interviews Roddy Frame of Aztec Camera about how the band started, its current make-up, their name, influences, acoustic scene, producers, Steve Lillywhite, and upcoming projects. He does a station ID. Speakers: Roddy Frame, Michael Zakes |
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Love Tractor station IDs 1983-00-00
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: Mike Richmond and Mark Cline of Love Tractor doing station IDs. Speakers: Mike Richmond, Mark Cline |
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To the Point - Don Huddle 1984-01-18
To the Point - Don Huddle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Don Huddle about the costs of undocumented immigration. Speakers: Don Huddle, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Duane Windsor 1984-01-18
To the Point - Duane Windsor
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Duane Windsor about the future of the airline industry. Speakers: Duane Windsor, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - John A. S. Adams 1984-01-18
To the Point - John A. S. Adams
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. John A. S. Adams about nuclear disposal. Speakers: John A. S. Adams, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Mary Winkler 1984-01-18
To the Point - Mary Winkler
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Mary Winkler about the Julian Huxley papers and UNESCO. Speakers: Mary Winkler, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Paul Cloutier 1984-01-18
To the Point - Paul Cloutier
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Paul Cloutier about building space stations. Speakers: Paul Cloutier, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1984-02-27
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg, 1984
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about public skepticism of U.S. nuclear policy. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Larry Temkin 1984-02-27
To the Point - Larry Temkin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Larry Temkin about nuclear ethics. Speakers: Larry Temkin, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Phillip Bell 1984-02-27
To the Point - Phillip Bell
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Phillip Bell about the costs of the arms race. Speakers: Phillip Bell, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Richard Stoll 1984-02-27
To the Point - Richard Stoll
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Richard Stoll about reaching strategic stability. Speakers: Richard Stoll, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Thomas Haskell 1984-02-27
To the Point - Thomas Haskell
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Thomas Haskell about the issues with relying on experts. Speakers: Thomas Haskell, Scott Hochberg |
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Interviews 3 1984-03-20, 1983-04, 1983
KTRU music interviews 3
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Contents include: (00:01) Ray Shea interviews Dave Sharp of The Alarm about their U.S. tours, fire marshals, power of music, writing crusade anthems, issues in the music industry, shifting away from crusade anthems, and music in England. He does a station ID. (29:41) Michael Zakes interviews John Griffith from Red Rockers about their new album, widening distribution, upcoming tour, musical influences, and new music. He does a station ID. (35:00) Michael Zakes interviews Michael Lachowski, Curtis Crowe, Vanessa Briscoe Hay, and Randall Bewley of Pylon about their new album and their future plans. They do station IDs. Speakers: Dave Sharp, Ray Shea, Michael Zakes, John Griffith, Michael Lachowski, Curtis Crowe, Vanessa Briscoe Hay, Randall Bewley |
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Rice Associates Dinner - James Michener 1984-03-21
Rice Associates Dinner - James Michener
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Contents include: Speaking at the Rice Associates Dinner, author James Michener discusses Texas, more specifically the arts, higher education, business, politics, public education, sports, and Houston. Speaker: James Michener |
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Chicken Skin Music - Banded Geckos 1984-03-28
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Banded Geckos perform live. Speakers: Tim Taylor, Evelyne Taylor, David-John Scribner |
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To the Point - Ewa Thompson 1984-04-04
To the Point - Ewa Thompson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Ewa Thompson about the new Russian leader. Speakers: Ewa Thompson, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Janice Rubin 1984-04-04
To the Point - Janice Rubin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Janice Rubin about her photography in the Himalayas and China. Speakers: Janice Rubin, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Ken Laughery 1984-04-04
To the Point - Ken Laughery
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Ken Laughery about engineering psychology and workplace accidents. Speakers: Ken Laughery, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Richard Smith 1984-04-04
To the Point - Richard Smith
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Richard Smith about China's Qing Dynasty. Speakers: Richard Smith, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Stanley Riser 1984-04-04
To the Point - Stanley Riser
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Stanley Riser about fair allocation of health care. Speakers: Stanley Riser, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Julie Taylor 1984-05-09
To the Point - Julie Taylor
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Julie Taylor about Argentina political landscape. Speakers: Julie Taylor, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Craig Anderson 1984-05-09
To the Point - Craig Anderson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Craig Anderson about crime during the summer. Speakers: Craig Anderson, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Ken Dye 1984-05-09
To the Point - Ken Dye
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Ken Dye about being on the Olympic Band. Speakers: Ken Dye, Scott Hochberg |
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To the Point - Richard Casey 1984-05-09
To the Point - Richard Casey
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Richard Casey about creationism and teaching science. Speakers: Richard Casey, Scott Hochberg |
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Chicken Skin Music - Frummox interview 1983-05
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," David-John Scribner interviews Frummox members Steven Fromholz and Dan McCrimmon discuss their album "Here to There," playing in Houston, producers, other albums, recording studios, the folk music, and radio airplay. Speakers: David John Scribner, Steven Fromholz, Dan McCrimmon |
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Film Forum 1984-06-14, 1984-07-13
KTRU 1983-1984 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) On "Film Forum," Lisa Goldman discusses "The World of Tomorrow," "Los Dos Mundos de Angelita," and "Autumn Sonata." She also lists art films at theatres in the area. (15:14) On "Film Forum," Lisa Goldman discusses "The Eyes, the Mouth," James Dean double feature, "Liquid Sky," "The Hunger," and "The World of Gilbert and George." She also lists art films at theatres in the area. Recording ends abruptly. Speaker: Lisa Goldman |
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Film Forum 1984-06-28
Film Forum
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Contents include: On "Film Forum," Lisa Goldman discusses the films "The World of Gilbert and George," "Canale Grande," "Die Riese," "HIDEO, It's Me Mama," "The Woman's Room," and "Sharkey's Day." She also lists art films at theatres in the area. We deleted extraneous audio at the beginning of the recording. Speaker: Lisa Goldman |
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To the Point - Dr. Thomas Mackey 1984-06
To the Point - Dr. Thomas Mackey
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Scott Hochberg talks to Dr. Thomas Mackey about law and prostitution. Speakers: Thomas Mackey, Scott Hochberg |
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Chicken Skin Music - Preston Reed 1984
Chicken Skin Music - Preston Reed
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Preston Reed plays music and talks about his guitar, influences, . Speakers: Preston Reed, David John Scribner |
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The Conspiracy live 1984-07-14
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: The Conspiracy play live at Willy's Pub. Speakers: Stan Barber |
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Tom Russell at Anderson Fair 1984-07-20
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: Tom Russell performing live at Anderson Fair Retail Restaurant, Houston, Texas. Nanci Griffith sings harmonies. Speakers: Nanci Griffith, Tom Russell |
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Chicken Skin Music - Four Bricks Out of Hadrian's Wall 1984-08-08
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Four Bricks Out of Hadrian's Wall perform. Speakers: Gary Coover, Kelly Loftus, Bill Galbraith, Vance Whelply, David John Scribner |
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Chicken Skin Music - Mike Mandrell 1984-08-15
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Mike Mandrell perfoms. Speakers: Mike Mandrell, David John Scribner |
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News Archive 1 1984-1985
News Archive 1
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Contents include: (00:01) Ken Dye on directing the Olympic Band and his upcoming year with the Marching Owl Band; (01:51) Presidential Search Committee search report; (02:56) Amadeus movie review; (05:24) Rice Players "Working" review; (07:14) Space Shuttle Challenger 1984-10-05; (08:21) Editorial on Presidential Debate in Kansas City; (12:00) Sports review/preview; (14:12) Sports review/preview; (15:53) Sports review/preview; (16:37) Sports review/preview; (17:08) Congressional district 25 candidates; (19:40) Editorial on Presidential Election, pro Walter Mondale; (21:06) Editorial on Presidential Election, pro Ronald Reagan; (22:56) Sports review/preview; (23:20) KTRU election poll results; (26:11) Presidential election results; (28:25) Pres. Ronald Reagan's victory speech; (30:50) Vice President George H. W. Bush's victory speech; (33:39) Election results; (34:20) Mondale headquarters report and other election news; (35:31) Sen. Phil Graham's Republican election party; (36:41) Sen. Phil Graham's election results; (37:32) Lloyd Doggett headquarters report; (38:13) Phil Graham interview [?]; (39:18) District 25 Rep. Michael A. Andrews interview; (45:01) Interview with Bob Alexander from the Lloyd Doggett campaign. Speakers: Ken Dye, Margie Bennett, Henry De La Garza, Irv Cutter, Karl Sowa, Dave Hardy, Arthur Rabeau, David Tuttle, David Rogers, Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, Mark Nash, Mark Palmer, Michael A. Andrews, Bob Alexander |
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To the Point - Mark Scheid 1984-09-13
To the Point - Mark Scheid
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Mark Scheid about the roles of the student athlete, part 2. Speakers: Mark Scheid, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Mark Scheid 1984-09-13
To the Point - Mark Scheid
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Mark Scheid about competitive running. Speakers: Mark Scheid, Roger Gray |
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Chicken Skin Music - Mike Mandrell and John Campbell 1984-09-19
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Mike Mandrell and John Campbell perform. Speakers: Mike Mandrell, John Campbell, David John Scribner |
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R.E.M. interview 1984-09-19
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: Ray Isle and David-John Scribner interview Peter Buck of R.E.M. They discuss music in Georgia, musical influences, composing, songwriting, and their show at Numbers. Recording ends abruptly. Speakers: Peter Buck, Ray Isle, David-John Scribner |
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The Dishes interview 1984-09-20
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: Mike Scott interviews Jimmy Raycraft and Dickie Malone about their current music and previous bands. Speakers: Jimmy Raycraft, Dickie Malone, Mike Scott |
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To the Point - Elizabeth Long 1984-09-25
To the Point - Elizabeth Long
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Elizabeth Long about physical and sexual abuse within families. Speakers: Elizabeth Long, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Francis Loewenheim 1984-10-01
To the Point - Francis Loewenheim
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Francis Loewenheim about presidential debates and how they inform the public. Speakers: Francis Loewenheim, Roger Gray |
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John Irving reading 1984-10-05
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: Delete beginning of dead air. John Irving describing and reading from "The Cider House Rules" at the Grand Hall at the Rice Memorial Center. Speakers: John Irving |
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To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson 1984-10-08
To the Point - Gilbert Cuthbertson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Gilbert Cuthbertson about the Texas U.S. Senate race between Lloyd Doggett and Lindsey Graham. Speakers: Gilbert Cuthbertson, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Niels Nielsen 1984-10-15
To the Point - Niels Nielsen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Niels Nielsen about the influence of religion on politics. Speakers: Niels Nielsen, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Francis Loewenheim 1984-10-22
To the Point - Francis Loewenheim
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Francis Loewenheim about U.S. and Russian negotiations and disarmament. Speakers: Francis Loewenheim, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Chandler Davidson 1984-10-29
To the Point - Chandler Davidson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Chandler Davidson about political party drift. Speakers: Chandler Davidson, Roger Gray |
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News Archive 2 1984-1985
News Archive 2
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Contents include: (00:01) Rep. Michael A. Andrews election report; (00:41) Lloyd Doggett concession report; (01:47) Dr. Falk [?] on being in Haiti, blankets for Haiti; (08:06) Sports review/preview. Speakers: Henry De La Garza, Arthur Rabeau |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1984-11-05
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the Houston Survey, part 1. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1984-11-12
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the Houston Survey, part 2. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Briance Mascarenhas 1984-11-26
To the Point - Briance Mascarenhas
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Briance Mascarenhas about profits in the oil industry during the boom. Speakers: Briance Mascarenhas, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Niels Nielsen 1984-12-03
To the Point - Niels Nielsen
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Niels Nielsen about the influence of religion in politics. Speakers: Niels Nielsen, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Ewa Thompson 1984-12-10
To the Point - Ewa Thompson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Ewa Thompson on Humanities education, part 1. Speakers: Ewa Thompson, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Ewa Thompson 1984-12-10
To the Point - Ewa Thompson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Ewa Thompson on Humanities education, part 2. Speakers: Ewa Thompson, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - C. R. O'Dell 1984-12-24
To the Point - C. R. O'Dell
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. C. R. O'Dell about Halley's Comet. Speakers: C. R. O'Dell, Roger Gray |
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Modern English interview 1984
Modern English interview
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Contents include: Stan Barber interviews Gary McDowell about touring Texas and new music. McDowell does a station ID. Speakers: Gary McDowell, Stan Barber |
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The Bongos interview 1984
The Bongos interview
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ interviews Rob Norris of The Bongos about their influences, working with Richard Gottehrer, "Drums Along the Hudson," solo records, Mitch Easter, touring, and working with RCA. They do a station ID. Speakers: Rob Norris, Michael Zakes, Richard Barone, James Mastro |
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Charlie Pickett and The Eggs live 1984
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: Charlie Pickett and The Eggs live, location unknown. Speakers: Charlie Pickett, Dave Froshnider, John Galway, John Salton |
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News Archive 3 1984-1985
News Archive 3
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Contents include: (00:01) Personality of the Week: Trevor Baxter; (13:40) Student Association president elections and speeches; (33:40) Personality of the Week: George Rupp appointed university president; (44:14) Houston Grand Opera's "The Magic Flute" review. Speakers: Trevor Baxter, Jana Sanchez, Darryl Burke, Barry Nicholson, Tracy Winn, Neal Quimby, George Rupp, Irv Cutter |
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To the Point - John Adams 1985-01-14
To the Point - John Adams
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. John Adams about the declining price of oil. Speakers: John Adams, Roger Gray |
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Affirmative Action debate 1985-01-17
Affirmative Action debate
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Contents include: The Project 91.7 Affirmative Action Debate features moderator David Phillips. On the for side, George Greanias and Bill Oliver are matched against John Goodner and Albert Walling. This debate took place a few days before a Houston referendum on adding the phrase "sexual orientation" to a non-discrimination ordinance. Stan Barber, Jeff Mathews and Mike Gladu produced the debate. Speakers: David Phillips, George Greanias, Bill Oliver, John Goodner, Albert Walling |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1985-01-21
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the Houston Survey results based on age. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Roger Gray |
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William F. Buckley, Jr. speech 1985-01-25
William F. Buckley, Jr. speech
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Contents include: William F. Buckley, Jr. speaks at the Grand Hall in the Rice Memorial Center as part of the Rice Institute for Policy Analysis dinner. He discusses temperament of the South, his critique of Rev. Jesse Jackson's assessment of Detroit, supply side economics, and discrimination. Speakers: William F. Buckley, Jr., Joseph Cooper |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1985-01-28
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the Houston Survey results based on gender. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - John Boles 1985-02-04
To the Point - John Boles
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. John Boles about the Journal of Southern History and the South. Speakers: John Boles, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - John Adams 1985-02-11
To the Point - John Adams
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. John Adams about the theory of nuclear winter. Speakers: John Adams, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Julia Ching 1985-02-18
To the Point - Julia Ching
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Julia Ching about the history of religion in China. Speakers: Julia Ching, Roger Gray |
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Preston Reed live 1985-02-20
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: Preston Reed plays live at Willy's Pub. |
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To the Point - Julia Ching 1985-02-25
To the Point - Julia Ching
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Julia Ching about the history of religion in China. Speakers: Julia Ching, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - John Guilmartin 1985-03-11
To the Point - John Guilmartin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. John Guilmartin about U.S. and Russian arms balance. Speakers: John Guilmartin, Roger Gray |
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John Giorno interview 1985-03-15
John Giorno interview
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Contents include: On "The S and M Show," a DJ talks to poet John Giorno about Patti Smith, dial-a-poem, poetry albums, Laurie Anderson, finances, living in New York, and touring. Speaker: John Giorno |
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To the Point - John Guilmartin 1985-03-18
To the Point - John Guilmartin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. John Guilmartin about the past and future of the space shuttle. Speakers: John Guilmartin, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Ibrahim Kamalud Din 1985-03-25
To the Point - Ibrahim Kamalud Din
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Ibrahim Kamalud Din about history of Islam in the U.S. Speakers: Ibrahim Kamalud Din, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Ibrahim Kamalud Din 1985-04-01
To the Point - Ibrahim Kamalud Din
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Ibrahim Kamalud Din about history of Islam in the U.S. Speakers: Ibrahim Kamalud Din, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Francis Loewenheim 1985-04-08
To the Point - Francis Loewenheim
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Francis Loewenheim about the Yalta Conference. Speakers: Francis Loewenheim, Roger Gray |
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Beer Bike 1985-04-13
Beer Bike
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Contents include: Jonathan Sadow and Mike Gladu provide play-by-play for the 1985 Beer Bike women's and men's races. Speakers: Jonathan Sadow, Mike Gladu |
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To the Point - Francis Loewenheim 1985-04-15
To the Point - Francis Loewenheim
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Francis Loewenheim about Mikhaeil Gorbachev. Speakers: Francis Loewenheim, Roger Gray |
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Semi-Cute 1985-04-21
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "No One Expects," Jonathan Sadow's radio play "Semi-Cute" produced by Stan Barber. Speakers: Susan Buchanan, Cindy Smith, John Knapp, Stan Barber, George Webb, Patrick Dyson |
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To the Point - Don Benjamin 1985-04-22
To the Point - Don Benjamin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Don Benjamin about the Bible. Speakers: Don Benjamin, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Don Benjamin 1985-04-29
To the Point - Don Benjamin
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Don Benjamin about the Bible. Speakers: Don Benjamin, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1985-05-20
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the Houston Survey and how it compares to other major cities. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Stephen Klineberg 1985-05-27
To the Point - Stephen Klineberg
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Stephen Klineberg about the Houston Survey, Houston politics, and the sexual orientation referendum. Speakers: Stephen Klineberg, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Werner Kelber 1985-06-03
To the Point - Werner Kelber
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Werner Kelber about the biblical Gospels. Speakers: Werner Kelber, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Werner Kelber 1985-06-10
To the Point - Werner Kelber
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Werner Kelber about the biblical Gospels. Speakers: Werner Kelber, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Chandler Davidson 1985-06-17
To the Point - Chandler Davidson
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Chandler Davidson about the No Pass No Play rule. Speakers: Chandler Davidson, Roger Gray |
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Bongos ID 1985
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: The band the Bongos do a station ID. Speakers: Richard Barone, Rob Norris, Frank Giannini, James Mastro |
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Jerry Jeff Walker PSAs 1985
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: Jerry Jeff Walker does five PSAs on school bus safety for the Texas State Department of Highways and Public Transportation. Speaker: Jerry Jeff Walker |
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Kate Bush ID
1985
KTRU 1984-1985 nearline audio
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Contents include: Kate Bush does a station ID. Speaker: Kate Bush |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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To the Point - Frank Tittle 1985-07-08
To the Point - Frank Tittle
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Frank Tittle about Pres. Ronald Reagan's Star Wars. Speakers: Frank Tittle, Roger Gray |
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To the Point - Jean Claude de Bremaecker 1985-07-08
To the Point - Jean Claude de Bremaecker
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Contents include: On "To the Point," Roger Gray talks to Dr. Jean Claude de Bremaecker about the field of Geology and continental drift. Speakers: Jean Claude de Bremaecker, Roger Gray |
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Jonathan Richman interview 1985-08-04
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: Phil Calvin and Stu Gretchen talks to Jonathan Richman about his fan club, his concerts, touring, favorite music, writing songs for children, Native American politics. We deleted sections of dead air. Audio has issues. Speakers: Phil Calvin, Stu Gretchen, Jonathan Richman |
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University of the Damned promos 1985-09
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: Promos for the radio show "University of the Damned." |
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Chicken Skin Music 1985-10-02
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: Delete beginning. On "Chicken Skin Music," (00:01) Janice Rubin performs Yiddish folk music with Barry Roberts on guitar; (42:51) Mike Mandrell plays acoustic guitar; (01:06:21) Banded Geckos play. Speakers: Evelyne Taylor, Tim Taylor, David John Scribner, Janice Rubin, Barry Roberts, Mike Mandrell, John McNath |
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Up in the Air - George Rupp 1985-10
Up in the Air - George Rupp
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Contents include: KTRU news reporters and Thresher writers interview soon-to-be inaugurated George Rupp about Fondren Library, creating connections between Rice and Houston, building a medical or law school, religion on campus, increasing Rice's recognition outside the southwest region, and improving food service. We deleted outtakes from another radio program. Speakers: Stan Barber, George Rupp, Henry De La Garza, Mark Nash, David Frezenheim, Jana Sanchez, Eric Salituro, David Friesenhahn |
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Chicken Skin Music - Bill Cade and Don Sanders 1985-11-20
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," (00:01) Bill Cade performs live; (33:48) Don Sanders performs live. Speakers: Don Sanders, Bill Cade, David John Scribner |
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KTRU Benefit 1985-12-05
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: KTRU Benefit held in the Grand Hall of the Rice Memorial Center. Performers: (00:01) The Bat Surfers; (33:52) The Footnotes; (01:47:48) Fab Motion. Speakers: Todd Leger, Toby Blunt |
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Rice Radio Journal - Nicaragua 1985-00-00
Rice Radio Journal - Nicaragua
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Contents include: On "Rice Radio Journal," Jana Sanchez talks to Hugh Brantley about the U.S.'s support of terrorist forces in Nicaragua, history of U.S. involvement in Nicaragua, rule under Anastasio Somoza Debayle vs. Sandinistas, Iran-contra Affair, Soviet influence, and trade. Speakers: Hugh Brantley, Jana Sanchez |
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Fab Motion interview 1986-02-16
Fab Motion interview
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Contents include: Alex Malinin interviews members of Fab Motion, Todd Leger, Toby Blunt, Kim Hickman, and Clint Davidson about their music influences, live performances, press, and advice to other bands. Includes a station ID. Speakers: Todd Leger, Toby Blunt, Kim Hickman, Clint Davidson, Alex Malinin |
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Texas Music Special 1 1986-02-22
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) True Believers; (14:08) The Windows; (29:22) Fab Motion. This program features short interviews, history on the bands, and music. Speakers: Alejandro Escovedo, Javier, Escovedo, Jon Dee Graham, Denny DeGorio, Kevin Foley, Tom Harvey, Frank Brothers, David Highfill, Toby Blunt, Todd Leger, Kim Hickman, Clint Davidson, Alex Malinin |
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Student Association President interviews 1986-02-23
Student Association President interviews
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ interviews students, Dan Price, Carol Drummond, and Tom Perrault, running for the position of Student Association President. Speakers: Dan Price, Carol Drummond, Tom Perrault |
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Various KTRU Interviews 1986-02
Various KTRU Interviews
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Contents include: (00:01) Members of The Wolves, Larry Selman and Mike Swann discuss how the band formed, recording, their families, and songwriting; (19:48) Members of Living Pieces, Noel Flatt, Karen Bice, and Peter Freimanis discuss songwriting, their music video, the band's sound, keyboards, and the future of the band. Speakers: Larry Selman, Mike Swann, Noel Flatt, Karen Bice, Peter Freimanis |
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Frayed Minks interview 1986-03-28
Frayed Minks interview
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Contents include: Alex Malinin interviews members of Frayed Minks, Robert Estep and Liz Manklin about their music experience, songwriting, recording music, Estep's guitar skills and playing, musical influences, favorite albums, the meaning behind certain songs, and Public News. Speakers: Robert Estep, Liz Manklin, Toby Blunt |
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Texas Music Special 2 1986-03-29
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Living Pieces; (24:13) The Banks; (37:43) The Wolves; (57:43) Frayed Minks; This program features short interviews, history on the bands, and music. Speakers: Robert Estep, Liz Manklin, Toby Blunt, Larry Selman, Mike Swann, Noel Flatt, Karen Bice, Peter Freimanis, Alvin Mullins, Robert Gibbons, Mike Bergeron, Hap Logan, Stu Cannon, Alex Malinin |
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William F. Buckley, Jr. and John Kenneth Galbraith debate 1986-04-07
William F. Buckley, Jr. and John Kenneth Galbraith debate
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Contents include: In the Rice Memorial Center's Grand Hall, William F. Buckley, Jr. and John Kenneth Galbraith debate. Ron Stone acts as a moderator and Edward Williams, Allen Matusow, and Alan Grob are panelists. The debaters discuss Pres. Ronald Reagan's economic policy. Speakers: William F. Buckley, John Kenneth Galbraith, Ron Stone, Allen Matusow, Alan Grob, Mike Gladu, Edward Williams |
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Rice Jazz Ensemble 1986-04-09
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: Rice Jazz Ensemble performs in the Grand Hall of the Rice Memorial Center. Speakers: Larry Slezak, Ken Richardson, Robert Harnden, Julie Mayes, Philip Hall, Syd Polk, Eric Furst, Brian Waldecker, Jason Brown, Stephen Carl, Philip Hall, Matt McCarthy, Chris Madland |
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Baseball - Rice vs. University of Texas 1986-04-12
Baseball - Rice vs. University of Texas
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Contents include: Jonathan Sadow and Lyn Michaels call a Rice Owls baseball game against the University of Texas. The final score was Rice 3, University of Texas 10. We deleted radio music at the end of the recording. Speakers: Jonathan Sadow, Lyn Michaels |
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Baseball - Rice vs University of Houston 1986-04-26
Baseball - Rice vs University of Houston
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Contents include: Jonathan Sadow and Bud Thomas call a Rice Owls baseball game against University of Houston. The final score was Rice 0, University of Houston 7. We deleted radio music at the end of the recording. Speakers: Jonathan Sadow, Bud Thomas |
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Green on Red interview 1986-05-02
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ interviews Green on Red members, Chris Cacavas and Chuck Prophet about Houston places, their band name, touring, and recording. Speakers: Chris Cacavas, Chuck Prophet |
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Wilma live 1986-05-19
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: Wilma plays "Pornography Lies," "Georgie Girl," and another song. Speakers: K.D. Davis, Kris Panebianco, Louise Diedrich, Yvette Kay |
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The Pandoras ID 1986-05
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: Members of The Pandoras do a station ID. Speakers: Paula Pierce, Melanie Vammen, Kim Shattuck, Karen Blankfeld |
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S and M - On Waugh Gallery 1986-06
S&M - On Waugh Gallery
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Contents include: On "S and M," a KTRU DJ talks to the On Waugh Gallery owners/employees about the gallery, raising money, upcoming silent auction, large parties, and Saltwater Cats. Speakers: Karen Poltarek, Loretta Cooper, Ted Brown |
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Texas Music Special - The Footnotes 1986
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: Alex Malinin talks about the band The Footnotes and includes live music. Recording ends abruptly. Speakers: Rick Eakens, Alex Malinin, Allan Gill |
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Rice Owls Women's Basketball vs. Baylor University 1986
Rice Owls Women's Basketball vs. Baylor University
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Contents include: Jonathan Sadow and Lyn Michaels do play-by-play for the Rice women's basketball game vs. Baylor. Recording ends abruptly. Speakers: Jonathan Sadow, Lyn Michaels |
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The Church ID 1986
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: Marty Willson-Piper of The Church does a station ID. Speaker: Marty Willson-Piper |
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They Might Be Giants ID 1986
KTRU 1985-1986 nearline audio
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Contents include: John Flansburgh and John Linnell of the They Might Be Giants do a station ID. Speakers: John Flansburgh, John Linnell |
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Sub-Series: 1986/1987 |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
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The Kilkenny Cats live 1986-10-16
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: The Kilkenny Cats play live at Willy's Pub. Speakers: Sean O'Brien, Allen Wagner, Clifton Hill, Keith Landers, Tom Cheek |
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Flaming Lips interview 1986-12
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: Sarah Keller interviews Flaming Lips member Wayne Coyne and their manager Michele Vlasimsky about promotions, favorite bands, being a local band, touring, record funding, charts, mass mailing, the band's history, making their first music videos, songwriting, perceptions by Oklahomans, out of state perceptions of being an Oklahoma rock band, and living and playing in economically depressed Oklahoma. Speakers: Wayne Coyne, Michele Vlasimsky, and Sarah Keller |
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Promos 1986
Promos
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Contents include: DJs perform various promos for T-shirts and KTRU Movie Madness. Speaker: Stan Barber |
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S and M - Elegant Doormats 1987-01-08
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "S and M," a KTRU DJ talks to members of the Elegant Doormats about their Houston band and playing in Austin. Speakers: Scott Telles, Leigh Newsom, John Foxworth |
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Chicken Skin Music, part 1 1987-01-14
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Mike Mandrell plays live and talks about his work. (31:02) The Banded Geckos play live and talk about their work. Speakers: Mike Mandrell, Evelyne Taylor, Tim Taylor, David John Scribner |
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Chicken Skin Music, part 2 1987-01-14
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Banded Geckos live, location unknown. (11:34) Dr. T and the Tuk Tones live. (28:28) Four Bricks Out of Hadrian's Wall live. Speakers: Evelyne Taylor, Tim Taylor, Gary Coover, Kelley Loftus, Bill Galbraith, Vance Whelply |
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Herschel Berry and the Natives live 1987-01-28
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: Herschel Berry and the Natives plays live at Willy's Pub. Speakers: Herschel Berry, Wylie Hudgins, Kenn Cordray, Karl Logan |
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Culturcide live in studio 1987-02-04
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: Culturcide play live and play around in the studio. We deleted comedy skits not created by KTRU. Speakers: Perry Webb, Dan Workman, Raif Armin |
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Pres. Jimmy Carter speech 1987-02-16
Pres. Jimmy Carter speech
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Contents include: For the Rice Institute for Policy Analysis, Pres. Jimmy Carter speaks at the Grand Hall in the Rice Memorial Center. In a speech entitled, "Policy and Management in the White House," Pres. Carter talks about how he focused on his goals during his time as president. Speakers: Joe Cooper, Jimmy Carter, Charles Duncan |
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Chicken Skin Music - Preston Reed 1987-03-04
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Preston Reed plays live and talks about his guitars and "The Road Less Traveled." Speakers: Preston Reed, David John Scribner |
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Preston Reed live 1987-03-09
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: Preston Reed live at Willy's Pub. Speaker: Preston Reed |
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Chicken Skin Music - Sean Walters 1987-03-11
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Sean Walters plays live and talks about his background. Speakers: Sean Walters, David John Scribner |
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Howard Henry Baker, Jr. speech 1987-03-26
Howard Henry Baker, Jr. speech
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Contents include: Howard Henry Baker, Jr. addresses the University Associates dinner. He talks about his new position as Chief of Staff, his political career in Washington, Pres. Ronald Reagan's convictions, decreasing nuclear arms, job growth, redefining the presidential role, fiscal policy, highway bill, and Iran-Contra affair. Speakers: Howard Henry Baker, Jr., J. Evans Atwell |
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Perpetual Park Party II at University of Houston 1987-04-09
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Code Red live (54:54) Mark Yorloff live (01:38:31) XOX live. Speakers: Mark Yorloff, Robin Beachan, Leslie Carol, John Douglas |
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Perpetual Park Party II at University of Houston 1987-04-09
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Fab Motion live (40:47) Marshall Fields live (01:27:58) Trout Fishing in America live. Speakers: Todd Leger, Toby Blunt, Kim Hickman, Clint Davidson, Ezra Idlet, Keith Grimwood |
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Danny Bonaduce Soul Explosion live 1987-04-23
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: Danny Bonaduce Soul Explosion performs live, location unknown. After the show, there are interviews with the crowd. Speakers: Austin Thomerson |
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Schlong Weasel live 1987-04-23
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: Schlong Weasel performs live, location unknown. After the show, there are interviews with the crowd. Speakers: Ramon Medina, Kyle Phillips, John Cramer |
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The Outnumbered interview 1987-05-03
The Outnumbered interview
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks to members of The Outnumbered about their drummers, Homestead Records, fanzines, Willie Wells's studio, Champaign-Urbana, "Boy on a Roof," their albums, feminist stance, songwriters singing their own songs, songwriting, genre, influences, playing with well-known bands, touring, and Peoria. They do a station ID. Speakers: Jon Ginoli, Junno Peltz, Paul Budin |
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Steve Jones interview 1987-06-12
Steve Jones interview
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ interviews Steve Jones, former Sex Pistols member, about "Mercy," touring, future plans, moving to L.A., drug addiction, Rock Against Drugs, punk scene, "Quadrophenia, Iggy Pop, David Bowie, musical influences, ugliest man in rock. He does a station ID. Speakers: Steve Jones |
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Circus Glass live 1987-06-19
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: Circus Glass play live at Rockefeller's for the New Music Seminar Benefit. Speakers: Chad Condon |
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United Front live 1987-06-19
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: United Front play live at Rockefeller's for the New Music Seminar Benefit. |
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The Banks live 1987-06-19
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: The Banks play live at Rockefeller's for the New Music Seminar Benefit. Speakers: Robert Gibbons, Michael Bergeron, Carshall Heimbuch, Stew Cannon |
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The Reign live 1987-06-19
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: The Reign play live at Rockefeller's for the New Music Seminar Benefit. Speakers: Gerard Dutka, Ransom Buller, Erik Schman, Gino Guerrero |
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Special Forces live 1987-06-19
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Special Forces play live at Rockefeller's for the New Music Seminar Benefit. |
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Dresden 45 live 1987-06-19
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Dresden 45, also known as D45, play live at Rockefeller's for the New Music Seminar Benefit. Speakers: Brumby Boylston, Patrick Godbey, Uncle Charlie Hardwick, Oscar Gray, Scott Daniels |
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Cinco Dudes live 1987-06-19
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Cinco Dudes play live at Rockefeller's for the New Music Seminar Benefit. Speakers: Jon Marino, Rick Saenz, Keith Nickerson, Doug Jones, Chuck Roe |
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Party Owls live 1987-06-19
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Party Owls play live at Rockefeller's for the New Music Seminar Benefit. Speakers: Andy Wright, J.R. Delgado, Mark Lockridge, Glen Bo, Rob Glob Rice |
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S and M - Mandy Mercier 1987-06
S&M - Mandy Mercier
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "S and M," Mandy Mercier on her fiddle work with Ray Wylie Hubbard,rock music, and SXSW. We deleted radio music. Speakers: Jim Webb, Mandy Mercier, Dino Lee |
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S and M - Dino Lee 1987-06
S&M - Dino Lee
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "S and M," Dino Lee, the King of White Trash, talks about the movie "Blood Diner," Marlon Brando, Herschell Gordon Lewis, his early life, James Bond movies, Elvis, and Europe. We deleted radio music. Speaker: Dino Lee |
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Defenestration interview 1987
Defenestration interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Sarah Keller and Bruce Mast talk to members of Defenestration, Todd Walker, Tyson Meade, Joe Kollman, Chris Ward, and Clark Walker, about their new album "Dali Does Windows," working with Relativity, touring, band history, the name of the band, playing in Oklahoma, college, songwriting, and commercial radio. Speakers: Sarah Keller, Bruce Mast, Todd Walker, Tyson Meade, Joe Kollman, Christ Ward, Clark Walker |
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Big Audio Dynamite interview 1987
Big Audio Dynamite interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: KTRU DJs talk to Greg Roberts from Big Audio Dynamite about their tour with the Junkyard Band, "1999," Joe Strummer, synthesizers, commercialism, and Texas. Speakers: Greg Roberts |
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Stupid People's Court 1987
KTRU 1986-1987 nearline audio
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Contents include: An episode of "Stupid People's Court" a comedy show spoofing "The People's Court." |
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Sub-Series: 1987/1988 |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
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Sunsplash interviews 1 1987-08
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Leslie Singer talks to members of Culture about the band's history, their new single "Money Girl," and playing at Sunsplash; (03:50) Leslie Singer talks to Daddy U-Roy about his DJ style, how he started, his early songs, taking a break, RAS Records, future projects. He does a station ID; (18:50) Leslie Singer talks to David Hinds of Steel Pulse about their early history, issues with their culture, linked with the British punk scene, changing message, their new album, his hair, and touring. He does a station ID. Speakers: Joseph Hill, Albert Walker, Ewart Beckford, U-Roy, David Hinds |
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Sunsplash interviews 2 1987-08
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) A KTRU DJ talks to members of the Killer Bees, Malcolm Welbourne and Michael Johnson, about playing at Sunsplash '87, and dub music. They do a station ID at the beginning of the interview. (01:58) Leslie Singer interviews Pato Banton and Tippa Irie about their set, Sunsplash, future plans, upcoming albums, and touring. They do a station ID. There is also music from their set. Speakers: Malcolm Welbourne, Michael Johnson, Leslie Singer, Pato Banton, Tipa Irie |
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Sunsplash interviews 3 1987-08
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Unknown performer speaking; (00:18) Fitzroy "Bunny" Simpson from The Mighty Diamonds does a station ID. (00:45) Aston "Family Man" Barrett from The Wailers Band does a station ID. (01:24) Interview with Aston "Family Man" Barrett recording and replacing Carlton Barrett. Speakers: Fitzroy "Bunny" Simpson, Aston "Family Man" Barrett, Leslie Singer |
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Fab Motion live 1987-09-09
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Fab Motion live at Willy's Pub. Speakers: Todd Leger, Toby Blunt, Kim Hickman, Clint Davidson |
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Mulberry Jane live 1987-09-09
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Mulberry Jane live at Willy's Pub opening for Fab Motion. Speakers: Steve McCarthy, Brady Harris, Tom Callins |
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Cinco Dudes live 1987-09-30
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Cinco Dudes play live at Willy's Pub. Speakers: Jon Marino, Rick Saenez, Keith Nickerson, Doug Jones, Chuck Roe |
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Chicken Skin Music - John Gorka 1987-12-13
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," John Gorka plays live and talks about his new album. Speakers: John Gorka, David John Scribner |
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Carlene Davis and Tommy Cowan interview 1987
Carlene Davis and Tommy Cowan interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks to Carlene Davis and Tommy Cowan about growing up, motivations, Rastafarians, racism, misconceptions, Steel Pulse, African identity, marketing, Bob Marley, songwriting, Jimmy Cliff, family and one love. Speakers: Carlene Davis, Tommy Cowan |
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Hege V interview (2 reels) 1987
Hege V interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks to George Hamilton V of Hege V about how the band started, the Hearse of Tears tour, country rock genre, music inspiration, songwriting, having a famous father, the Allman brothers, being from the southern U.S., country music, and influences. Speaker: George Hamilton V |
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Manic Pop Thrill 1987
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Studio recording of Manic Pop Thrill's "Why Bother?". Sent to KTRU for radio play purposes. Speakers: Mike Belile, David Fausser, Darin Murphy |
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Richard Brown interview 1987
Richard Brown interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Shepherd School of Music Percussion Professor Richard Brown talks about percussion ensemble, his work history, teaching at the Shepherd School of Music, and Da Camera Society. Speakers: Richard Brown |
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Wire Train station IDs 1987
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Kevin Hunter and Jeff Trott of Wire Train do a series of Christmas-themed station IDs. Speakers: Kevin Hunter, Jeff Trott |
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Primordial Soup live 1988-02-13
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Primordial Soup live at The Axiom. |
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Beer Bike promos 1988-03
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Promos for the upcoming Beer Bike races. Speakers: David Tuttle |
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Four with Larry Slezak live 1988-04-20
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Four with Larry Slezak live at Willy's Pub. Speakers: Larry Slezak, Ken Richardson, Phillip Hall, Billy Murry, David Murray |
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Jesus Penis and Monster Zero live 1988
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Music from the Houston bands Jesus Penis and Monster Zero live, location unknown. Speakers: Jim Leggett, John Kennedy, Keith King, Alex Sutton, Rich Tapia, Stuart Hall |
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Roger Miller live 1988
KTRU 1987-1988 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Roger Miller live at The Axiom. Speaker: Roger Miler |
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Sub-Series: 1988/1989 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
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| 23 |
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Pato Banton interview 1988-06-04
Pato Banton interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks to Pato Banton about "Visions of the World," English Beat, Steel Pulse, touring, future plans, I.R.S. label, professionalizing reggae. He does a station ID. Speaker: Pato Banton |
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Edi Fitzroy interview (2 reels) 1988-06-04
Edi Fitzroy interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks to Edi Fitzroy about Bob Marley, how he started, staying busy, superiority, America, marijuana, religion, race, politics, and his upcoming projects. Speakers: Edi Fitzroy |
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The Saltwater Cats 1988
KTRU 1988-1989 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Studio recording of The Saltwater Cats's "Attack of the Bearded Clam." Sent to KTRU for radio play purposes. Speakers: Walter Suhr, Johnny Fix, Louis Baldovin |
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Rice Owls women's basketball vs. University of Texas (2 reels) 1989-01-10
Rice Owls women's basketball vs. University of Texas
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Play-by-play of the Rice Owls Women's Basketball game vs. University of Texas. The final score is Rice 65, UT 92. Speaker: Bud Thomas |
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Up in the Air - City-A 1989-02
Up in the Air - City-A
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Up in the Air," Stan Barber and Eric Davis talk to members of the Houston Anti-Apartheid Team (City-A), Lucie Cashore [?], Lisa Villiers [?], and Koy Severino about the group, its causes, upcoming concert, giving money to the African National Conference, Africa Fund, Amnest International, previous events, political stances, personal reasons for focusing on apartheid, and future events. Speakers: Stan Barber, Eric Davis, Koy Severino |
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The Bat Surfers live (3 reels) 1989-03-18
KTRU 1988-1989 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: The Bat Surfers play live at the Lovett College Casino Party. Speakers: Jeff Byers, Dennis Ogburn, Ethan Brown, Evan Will, Lance Benedict |
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Bay of Pigs live 1989
KTRU 1988-1989 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Bay of Pigs live, location unknown. |
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Chicken Skin Music - Hugh Moffatt 1989
KTRU 1988-1989 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Chicken Skin Music," Hugh Moffatt plays live and talks about recording, touring, becoming a songwriter, songwriting, and taste. He also does a station ID. Speakers: Hugh Moffatt, David-John Scribner |
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New Day live (3 reels) 1989
KTRU 1988-1989 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: New Day live, location unknown. |
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Sub-Series: 1989/1990 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 23 |
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Joe Folk and the Soho Valley Boys interview 1989
KTRU 1989-1990 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks to Roger Manning of Joe Folk and the Soho Valley Boys about the new album, "Missile Foundation," anti-folk scene, issues with the police, and playing on the street. Recording ends abruptly. Speaker: Roger Manning |
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E. Coli live 1990-01-19
KTRU 1989-1990 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: E. Coli live at the Axiom. |
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H. Ross Perot speech 1990-03-21
H. Ross Perot speech
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: H. Ross Perot speech in Grand Hall of the Rice Memorial Center. He talks about how students should lead change in the declining U.S. The first part of the speech has been lost. This is the second part. Towards the beginning, the recording is interrupted by a sound test. We have removed the interruption. Speaker: H. Ross Perot |
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Poi Dog Pondering interview 1990-04-05
KTRU 1989-1990 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talk to members of Poi Dog Pondering about their tour, their new album, their origins, and reviews, . They play live. Speakers: Frank Orrall, Dave Max Crawford, Susan Voelz, Ted Cho, Adam Sulton, John Nelson |
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Sub-Series: 1990/1991 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 23 |
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The Writer Guys with The Screaming Waheenees 1990-07-20
KTRU 1990-1991 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A comedy group called The Writer Guys performs. Recorded at Jones Hall, University of St. Thomas, Houston. Speakers: Chris Loudermilk, Robert Cooper |
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John Stockwell speech 1991-01-30
KTRU 1990-1991 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: John Stockwell presents "The Praetorian Guard: The War in the Gulf and America's New Role in the World Order." He talks about ulterior U.S. government motivations for various wars. This is the second half of his speech. We do not have the first half. Speaker: John Stockwell |
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Sub-Series: 1991/1992 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 23 |
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GALOR interview 1992-01-29
GALOR interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ interview Cory West and Michael Meyers members of the club Gay and Lesbians of Rice (GALOR) about gay issues at Rice, the club, coming out in college, religion, and upcoming club plans. Speakers: Cory West, Michael Meyers |
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KTRU Cart Library 1992
KTRU 1991-1992 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Duck and Cover ad; (00:47) Scoop o' Jesus Ice Cream; (02:31) Satirical Campus Crime Statistics; (05:38) Bored DJs; (08:05) Requesters - "Ballad of KTRU"; (10:49) Gut Logic - "Feed"; (13:37) Gut Logic - "Warsaw; (16:59) Jonathan Richman station ID; (17:25) Chris Frantz of the Tom Tom Club station ID; (18:16) Mark Kingsmill of Hoodoo Gurus station ID; (18:31) Jake Johannsen station ID; (18:46) Non Dairy Creamers - "Rock Potato"; (20:59) Glass Eye - "Shoot out the Lights"; (28:21) Party Owls - "Spray Coat"; (30:13) Party Owls - "Texas Pride"; (32:39) Culturcide - "Consider Museums as Concentration Camps"; (36:21) Pain Teens - "Satan Is My Father"; (39:58) Fab Motion - "Invincible"; (43:36) Elevator Up - "Change the Topic"; (45:59) Peglegasus - "Daycare Dynamo"; (49:58) X's for Eyes - "X's for Eyes"; (53:03) Twang Twang Shock-a-Boom - "Fishsticks". Speakers: H. K. Kahng, Chad Shaw, Kyle Bruckmann, Jonathan Richman, Chris Frantz, Mark Kingsmill, Jake Johannsen, Kent Colwell, Wayne Bishop, Paul Spare, Kathy McCarty, Brian Beattle, Scott Marcus, Stella Weir, Andy Wright, J.R. Delgado, Mark Lockridge, Glen Bo, Rob Glob Rice, Perry Webb, Dan Workman, Raif Armin, Scott Ayers, Bliss Blood, Kirk Carr, Frank Garymartin, Todd Leger, Toby Blunt, Kim Hickman, Clint Davidson, Mike Watt, David Garza, Jeff Haley, Chris Searles |
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Venus in Furs live 1992
KTRU 1991-1992 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Venus in Furs live, location unknown. Speakers: Nick Cooper, Kevin Timson, Matt Kelly, Clay Embry, Jef Nunnaly, King Bo V, Dave Dove, Joe Salinas |
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Sub-Series: 1992/1993 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 24 |
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Brown Paper Dog live 1992-00-00
KTRU 1992-1993 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Houston band Brown Paper Dog plays live. Location unknown. We deleted radio music at the end of this recording. Speaker: Trevi Biles |
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Poor Dumb Bastards live, part 1 1993-04-15
KTRU 1992-1993 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Poor Dumb Bastards playing live in the studio. Speakers: Byron Dean, Mike Porterfield, Hunter Ward |
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Poor Dumb Bastards live, part 2 1993-04-15
KTRU 1992-1993 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Poor Dumb Bastards playing live in the studio. Speakers: Byron Dean, Mike Porterfield, Hunter Ward |
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Sub-Series: 1993/1994 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 24 |
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Open Line 1994-01-25
KTRU 1993-1994 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Robert Book and Ben Hippen host a call in radio show. They discuss current politics. Speakers: Robert Book, Ben Hippen |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 1 1994-03-05
KTRU 1993-1994 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Dyn@mutt live. (30:20) The Suspects live. (59:18) D.R.U.M. live. We deleted radio music between sets and dead spots in the recording. Speakers: Chad Shaw, Dave Deggler, Doug Dileman, Baba Ifalade, Anura Neysadurai, Frank Zwee, Nathan Faulk, Osakwe Rikondja |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 2 1994-03-05
KTRU 1993-1994 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Trenchmouth live. (41:01) Unknown singer live. (01:09:48) Unknown singer live. Speakers: Chris De Zutter, Damon Locks, Fred Armisen, Wayne Montana |
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Deep Thoughts 1994
KTRU 1993-1994 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Ben Hippen and others host a call-in show on religion. Speakers: Ben Hippen |
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Sub-Series: 1994/1995 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
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| 24 |
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Kathy McCarty live and interview 1994
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks to Kathy McCarty about her album Dead Dog's Eyeball: Songs of Daniel Johnston. She and her band plays live. Speaker: Kathy McCarty |
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KTRU News 1994
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: KTRU News - Zapatista Solidarity Movement talks with Cristobal Hinojosa talks about the indigenous people in Mexico, Zapatista's demands, Mexican government, and the Clinton administration. |
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Libertine live 1994
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Libertine live, location unknown. |
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Shudder to Think live 1994
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Shudder to Think acoustic set live, location unknown. Speaker: Craig Wedren |
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Flap - Adrian Piper 1995-02-18
Flap - Adrian Piper
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Flap," Shaila Dewan talks to Adrian Piper about being light-skinned and difference in treatment by Black and white people, how she become an artist, racial identity in her art, "My Calling Card," what differentiates her political art, racism as a psychological problem, racial etiquette, and "Funk Lessons." Lujack Tyler tells about his time as an abused gay child/teen. Speakers: Shaila Dewan, Adrian Piper, Lujack Tyler |
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Flap - Carol Leigh 1995-02-25
Flap - Carol Leigh
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Flap," Shaila Dewan talks to Carol Leigh, the "Scarlet Harlot," about becoming a prostitute, working for sex workers' rights, Commission on the Status of Women in San Francisco, issues with regulating prostitution, making "Sluts and Goddesses," creating porn and other short films, romantic relationships, and rules for clients for prostitutes. Lujack Tyler discusses Langston Hughes' poem "Lift Your Voice and Sing" and reimagines the poem. Speakers: Shaila Dewan, Carol Leigh, Lujack Tyler |
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Flap - Debra Anapol 1995-02
Flap - Debra Anapol
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Flap," Lisa Carver talks about Suckdog, Rollerderby, sexuality, her upcoming book, Kurt Cobain, Riot Grrrl movement, Little House on the Prairie, relationship with the media, and feminism. Speakers: Lisa Carver, Shaila Dewan |
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KTRU News interview 1995-02
KTRU News interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Fred Wen and Melissa Jacobs talk to Jeanie Eller about the National Education Association, NEA being a union, disagreeing with their platform, education system a monopoly, rote methodization, literacy, on the Oprah Winfrey show, and ending the Department of Education. (:) Jeffrey Rios talks to a photographer documenting the Bosnian War. (48:48) Jeffrey Rios talks to Rhodesa Jones about her performance of "Big Butt Girls and Hard Headed Women," working with women in the penal system, Diverse Works, and the Parachute Project. Recording ends abruptly. Speakers: Jeanie Eller, Fred Wen, Melissa Jacobs, Jeffrey Rios, Rhodesa Jones |
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Caulk live 1995-03-11
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Caulk live, location unknown. Speakers: Aden Holt, Marcus Bloom, Erik Schuman, Keith Sharp |
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Flap - Peng Xiaolin 1995-03
Flap - Peng Xiaolin
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Flap," Peng Xiaolin talks about her parents during the Cultural Revolution, growing up in China, her films: "A Woman's Story" and "Me and My Classmates," leaving China, living in New York, Billy Harlem, returning to China, and making other films. Also, Fausto Fernós dramatically reads a safe sex pamphlet. Speakers: Fausto Fernós, Shaila Dewan, Peng Xiaolin |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 1 1995-04-01
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Silver Trading Post live. (13:15) Lump live. (43:19) Voice of Eye live. (01:16:33) de Schmog live. We deleted dead air between sets. Speakers: Ben Ellman, A. P. Gonzalez, Mike Joseph, Bonnie McNairn, Jim Wilson, Jonathon Sage, Christian Sweeney, Brandon Holbrook, Killian Sweeney, Dian Koistinen |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 2 1995-04-01
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) de Schmog live. (18:33) Slaphappy live. (55:33) Bob live. Speakers: Jonathon Sage, Christian Sweeney, Brandon Holbrook, Killian Sweeney, Dian Koistinen, Chris Seymour, Rich Hudson, Eric Ingram, Ray Surinck |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 3 1995-04-01
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Death Valley live. (45:45) Alejandro Escovedo live. Speakers: Pepper Wilson, Blue, Joe Emery, Steve Mear |
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Clover live 1995-04-10
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Clover live, location unknown. |
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Flap - Debra Anapol 1995-04-15
Flap - Debra Anapol
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Flap," Debra Anapol of the Abundant Love Institute talks about polyamory. Speakers: John Eastman, Debra Anapol, Shaila Dewan, Ned Cramer |
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Flap - Don Carroll 1995-04-29
Flap - Don Carroll
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Flap," Shaila Dewan talks to Don Carroll about fishing, "Art Lies" with Mark Allen, art writing, In the middle, Tim Carroll reads from his work in progress "Schooled in the Panic." Airborn University, |
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Fibulator live 1995-05-23
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Fibulator live, location unknown. Speakers: Ken Holt, Chris Heco Davis, Geoff Soule, Jerry Brownrigg, Kris Langan, Sarah Arvey |
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Jessica 6 live 1995-05
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Jessica 6 live, location unknown. Speaker: Justin Crane |
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Flap - Robert Svoboda 1995
Flap - Robert Svoboda
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Flap," Shaila Dewan talks to Dr. Robert Svoboda about Ayurveda, diet, exercise, sexism, and feminism. Speakers: Robert Svoboda, Shaila Dewan |
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The Last Wish live 1995
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: The Last Wish live at KTRU. Speakers: Justin Furstenfeld, Amy Immel, Katie Hartzog, Michelle Trautwein, Greg Hammond, Leital Molad, Brady Hammond, Abraham Diaz |
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The Last Wish live 1995
KTRU 1994-1995 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: The Last Wish live, location unknown. Speakers: Justin Furstenfeld, Amy Immel, Katie Hartzog, Michelle Trautwein, Greg Hammond, Leital Molad, Brady Hammond, Abraham Diaz |
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Sub-Series: 1995/1996 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 24 |
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Amy Denio live 1995-09-06
KTRU 1995-1996 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Amy Denio live at Hamman Hall. Speaker: Amy Denio |
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Amy Denio interview 1995-09-16
KTRU 1995-1996 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks with Amy Denion about working with Japanese musicians, musical influences, The Billy Tipton Memorial Saxophone Quintet, and Muzak. She does a station ID. Speaker: Amy Denio |
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Bret Easton Ellis interview 1995-09-18
Bret Easton Ellis interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) A KTRU DJ interviews Bret Easton Ellis about his book "The Informers," his focus on the 1980s, morality of his work, reviews, writing ideas, the culture wars, his optioned books, research, his early career, influences, how he fits in the writing world, writing for Generation X, being apolitical, drugs, "Kids," and current writing. Recording ends abruptly. There are two other shows on this reel: Deep Thoughts and Open Line, which are noted in Sub-Series T: 1994/1995. Speakers: Bret Easton Ellis |
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KTRU News Show - Criss/Cross Consultants 1995-10-11
KTRU News Show - Criss/Cross Consultants
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "KTRU News Show," Katherine Claire of Criss/Cross Consultants talks about her work with the cross dressing community to provide private consultations including purchasing clothing, and advice for make-up, hair, and dress. She defines cross dressers as heterosexual males who want to dress as woman, but not become women. She does not serve the transvestite, transgender, or drag queen communities. She discusses motivations for cross dressers using her service, repressing femininity, shopping, how she started in the business, Halloween activities, looking to purchase a store front, and upcoming film "Creating Carolyn." We deleted music and another program at the end of this recording. Speakers: Katherine Claire, Jeffrey Rios |
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Flap - Homi Bhabha 1995-10-23
Flap - Homi Bhabha
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Flap," Shaila Dewan talks to Homi Bhabha about Salman Rushdi, performance art, the politics of exile, and his early life. Lisa Czyszczewski talks about mediocrity. Jenny Salomon, Homi Bhabha, Lisa Czyszczewski |
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Flap - Minnie Bruce Pratt 1995-10-30
Flap - Minnie Bruce Pratt
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Flap," Shaila Dewan talks to Minnie Bruce Pratt about butch/femme, gender expression, traditional roles, her childhood, her mother, writing, and losing custody of her children based on her sexuality. In between the interview, Rangi McNeil reads a poem. Speakers: Minnie Bruce Pratt, Shaila Dewan, Rangi McNeil |
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Spoken Word - Jess De Witt 1995-11-03
KTRU 1995-1996 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Spoken Word," Jess De Witt talks about performing, pleasure, reads poetry, and plays music. Speaker: Jess De Witt |
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Flap - Might Magazine 1995
Flap - Might Magazine
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: On "Flap," Jenny Salomon interviews Paul Tullis and Zev Borrow of "Might Magazine" about how they came to "Might," the Jack in the Box article, favorite articles, goals of the magazine, Texas arrest, humor, Christian Science Monitor, cheesy stuff, O.J. verdict, magazine's finances, and impressions. Speakers: Shaila Dewan, Jenny Salomon, Paul Tullis, Zev Borrow |
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Silkworm live 1995
KTRU 1995-1996 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Silkworm live, location unknown. Speakers: Tim Midgett, Michael Dahlquist, Andy Cohen |
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Tibetan Monks 1996-04-22
KTRU 1995-1996 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Tibetan Monks perform live at KTRU. |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 1 1996-04
KTRU 1995-1996 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Ultra Hummus live. (10:46) Project Grimm live. (01:00:02) Jessica 6 live. We removed radio music between sets. Speakers: John Cramer, Rick Costello, Drew Calhoun, Jim Otterson, Ramon Medina |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 3 1996-04
KTRU 1995-1996 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Tim Berne's Bloodcount live. (37:00) Unknown band, electronica. (51:30) Bad Ass. Speakers: Tim Berne, Herb Robertson, Joey Baron, David Sanborn, Kathy McCarty, Chris Nelson, John Paul |
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Sincola live 1996-06-22
KTRU 1995-1996 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Sincola live, location unknown. Speakers: Wendel Stivers, Kris Patterson, Chepo Pena, Terri Lord, Rebecca Cannon |
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Sub-Series: 1996/1997 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 24 |
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Erin Yownt and Personality Crisis live 1996-08-27
KTRU 1996-1997 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Erin Yownt [?] live at KTRU. (26:00) Personality Crisis. Speakers: Willie Dunivan, Robin Geiger |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 1997-03-22
KTRU 1996-1997 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Spoon live; (27:08) Texas Guinness Lovers live; (01:13:54) Sarge live. Speakers: Britt Daniel, Josh Zarbo, Jim Eno, Brad Shenfeld, Kilian Sweeney, Phil Gayle, Bill Savoie, Jennifer Neira, Chris Bakos, Bo Morrison, Elizabeth Elmore, Rachel Switzky |
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Bowery Electric live 1997
KTRU 1996-1997 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks to Bowery Electric about their new album Beat, touring, future plans, rehearsal space, playing in New York, and Factory Press. They perform live at KTRU. Speakers: Lawrence Chandler, Martha Schwendener, Wayme Magruder |
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Donkey live 1997
KTRU 1996-1997 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Donkey live, a band from Amsterdam, location unknown. |
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Finn Taylor interview 1997
Finn Taylor interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks to Finn Taylor about this new movie "Dream with the Fishes," Sundance Film Festival, directing for the first time, re-writing his screenplays, movie soundtrack. Speakers: Finn Taylor |
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Richard Cagle and Randall Jamail interview 1997
Richard Cagle and Randall Jamail interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks to Richard Cagle and Randall Jamail of the Artist Management Group about musical talent in Houston, promotion issues, collaboration, a good band, why bands need a manager, why bands might need a label, the Hellhole Compilation, controversy surrounding the compilation, Justice Records, and new recordings. Speakers: Richard Cagle, Randall Jamail |
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Sub-Series: 1997/1998 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 24 |
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Helium live 1997-11-18
KTRU 1997-1998 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Helium live, location unknown. They also talk about touring, how Ash Bowie has changed the sound, favorite candy, song meaning, and answer silly questions. Speakers: Mary Lou Lord, Brian Dunton, Mary Timony, Ash Bowie, Shawn Devlin |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 1 1998-04-04
KTRU 1997-1998 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Phil Gayle Trio live. (49:55) Secret Agent 8 live. (01:30:12) Wholesome Rollers live. Speakers: Dave Dove, Phil Gayle, Will Frith, Zack Clayton, Kenny Dickman, Clint Dale, Aaron Koerner, David Evans, Chris Jensen, Justin Brouillard |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 2 1998-04-04
KTRU 1997-1998 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Slight Surface Noise [?] live. (24:55) Little Jack Melody and His Young Turks live. (01:23:53) Bruce Eisenbeil Trio live. Speakers: Bruce Eisenbeil, Lou Grassi, Rob Brown, Adolfo Acosta, Jim Cocke, Aaron Crouch, Dave Dorbin, Jacob Duncan, Terry Hankins, Little Jack Melody, Chad Makela, Jerome Rossen, Joe Shyka, David Wilcox, Mike Switzer, Vaughan Boone |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 3 1998-04-04
KTRU 1997-1998 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: John Fahey live at the KTRU Outdoor Show. Speaker: John Fahey |
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Sub-Series: 1998/1999 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 24 |
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Gomez interview 1998-10
Gomez interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: KTRU DJ interviews Gomez about their Mercury Prize, blues influences, Ben Harper, other genre influences, Massive Attack, Santana, touring, history, writing new music, favorite cereal, breakfast, groupies, and travelling. Speakers: Tom Gray, Paul Blackburn |
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Westbury Squares live 1999-04-10
KTRU 1998-1999 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Westbury Squares live at the KTRU Outdoor Show. Speakers: Mickey DeLeon, Davey McEathron, Vince Hernandez |
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Brown Whörnet live 1999-04-10
KTRU 1998-1999 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents incude: Brown Whörnet live at the KTRU Outdoor Show. Speakers: Anti-Ear, Carolyn Cremona, Clay Embry, Jimmy Burdine, Julien Peterson, Peter Stopschinski |
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Freedom Sold live 1999-04-10
KTRU 1998-1999 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Freedom Sold live at the KTRU Outdoor Show. Speakers: Kwame Anderson, Arthur Salazar |
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Spaceheads live 1999-06-04
KTRU 1998-1999 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Spacheads live, location unknown. Speakers: Andy Diagram, Richard Harrison |
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Sub-Series: 1999/2000 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 24 |
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Buddies live 1999-10-29
KTRU 1999-2000 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Buddies live, location unknown. The audio is quite poor quality. |
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Death Penalty Debate 1999-11-09
Death Penalty Debate
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Death Penalty Debate featuring Mandy Welch and Dr. Baruch Brody. The debate took place during Rice Amnesty International's Death Penalty Awareness Week. Speakers: Baruch Brody, Mandy Welch |
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Bobby Conn live 1999-12-11
KTRU 1999-2000 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Bobby Conn live, location unknown. He also does an interview. A KTRU DJ talks to him about Llovesonngs, Nilsson Schmilsson, touring, and his upcoming show. Speakers: Bobby Conn |
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Mike Rosenthal live 1999
KTRU 1999-2000 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:00) Mike Rosenthal live; (32:56) Carter Brown live. Speakers: Mike Rosenthal, Justin Crane, Carter Brown |
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Sub-Series: 2000/2001 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 24 |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 2001-04-14
KTRU 2000-2001 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Dennis Gonzalez Yells at Eels live. (04:38) Quintron and Miss Pussycat live. (43:08) The Deathray Davies live. (01:27:35) Lozenge We deleted radio music between sets. Speakers: Tim Green, Aaron Gonzalez, Stefan Gonzalez, Dennis Gonzalez, John Dufilho, Jason Garner, Bill Shupp, Lindsay Romig, Kevin Ingle, Kurt Johnson, Kyle Bruckmann, Mark Stevens, Philip Montoro |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 2001-04-14
KTRU 2000-2001 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Matty and Mossy live [?] (15:10) 25 Suaves live. (29:20) Philip Gelb live. (01:05:00) Dennis Gonzalez Yells at Eels live. We deleted radio music between sets. Speakers: Peter Larson, Fumie Kawasaki, Tim Green, Aaron Gonzalez, Stefan Gonzalez, Dennis Gonzalez, Heath Flagtvedt, John Hunter, Shoko Hikage, Tim Perkis |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 2001-04-14
KTRU 2000-2001 nearline audio
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Contents include: (00:01) Lozenge live (17:02) The Rondelles live. Speakers: Kurt Johnson, Kyle Bruckmann, Mark Stevens, Philip Montoro, Cory Shane, Juliet Swango, Oakley Munson, Yukiko Moynihan |
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My Education live 2001
KTRU 2000-2001 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: My Education live at KTRU. Speakers: Sean Seagler, Eric Gibbons, Brian Purington, Chris Hackstie, Kirk Laktas, James Alexander, Travis Weller |
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Sub-Series: 2001/2002 |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
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Elizabeth Elmore live 2001-11-17
KTRU 2001-2002 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Elizabeth Elmore plays live at KTRU. She also talks to KTRU DJs about law school, her show in Lyle's, Speaker: Elizabeth Elmore, Chad Romanski, Greg Mytych, Joel Root, Scott Rosenquist, Sean Hulet |
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Sub-Series: 2002/2003 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
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Susan Alcorn live 2003-04-13
KTRU 2002-2003 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Susan Alcorn live at the KTRU Outdoor Show. Speaker: Susan Alcorn |
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The Fighting Type and Rotten Piece live 2003-04-13
KTRU 2002-2003 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) The Fighting Type live. (13:14) Rotten Piece live. Both are playing at the KTRU Outdoor Show. Sections of this recording during The Fighting Type set may have degraded on the original DAT tape. We deleted dead air throughout the recording. Speakers: Lance Walker, Carol Sandin, Shaun Kelly |
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Sub-Series: 2003/2004 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
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| 25 |
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The New Sound of My Bossa Nova live 2004-04-17
KTRU 2003-2004 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: The New Sound of My Bossa Nova live at the KTRU Outdoor Show. Speakers: Justin Shay, Patrick Elkins, Kelly Szott, Jason Voss |
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Jana Hunter live 2004-04-17
KTRU 2003-2004 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Jana Hunter live at the KTRU Outdoor Show. Speaker: Jana Hunter |
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Muzak live 2004-04-17
KTRU 2003-2004 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Muzak live at the KTRU Outdoor Show. Speaker: Johnny Muzak |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 2004-04-17
KTRU 2003-2004 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Telephone Company live. (26:28) Weird Weeds live. (53:23) Rua Minx live. Speakers: Sandy Ewen, Nick Hennies, Aaron Russell, Lindsay Verrill, Donna Huanca |
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Sub-Series: 2004/2005 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
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| 25 |
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Anna Oxygen live 2005-04-03
KTRU 2004-2005 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Anna Oxygen performs live at the KTRU Outdoor Show. Speakers: Anna Jordan Huff, Anna Oxygen |
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Dave Dove and Tree Wave live 2005-04-03
KTRU 2004-2005 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Dave Dove live at the KTRU Outdoor Show. (25:01) Tree Wave live at the KTRU Outdoor Show. We deleted radio music in between sets. Speakers: Dave Dove, Paul Slocum, Lauren Gray |
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Sub-Series: 2005/2006 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 25 |
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My Education live 2005-08-28
KTRU 2005-2006 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contens include: My Education live in the KTRU studios. Speakers: Travis Weller, James Alexander, Brian Purington, Chris Hackstie, Eric Gibbons, Sean Ziegler, Kirk Laktas |
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ADULT Station IDs 2005-11-04
KTRU 2005-2006 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: Adam Lee Miller and Nicola Kuperus do station IDs. Speakers: Adam Lee Miller, Nicola Kuperus |
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Found Magazine interview 2005
Found Magazine interview
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: A KTRU DJ talks to Davy Rothbart of Found Magazine about what the magazine does, touring, "Dirty Found," stories about the found items, and "The Lone Surfer of Montana, Kansas." He does a station ID. Speakers: Davy Rothbart |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 2006-04-29
KTRU 2005-2006 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) The Old-Timerz live. (30:18) Satin Hooks live. (51:37) Go Spread Your Wings live. (01:15:31) Sam Prekop live. We deleted dead air and radio music between sets. Speakers: Patrick Healy, Kenny Melonson, Lucas Gorham, David Gomez, Sam Prekop |
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Sub-Series: 2006/2007 |
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Scope and Contents |
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All of the items in this year have been digitized. Those items that are online are located at: https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/96594 |
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For all nearline items, there are master file wavs and access copy mp3s. Nearline items include audio files containing copyrighted information or are not suitable for online access. |
| Box |
| 25 |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 2007-04-07
KTRU 2006-2007 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Despot live (23:10) 120 Days live. Sections of this recording during 120 Days set may have degraded on the original DAT tape. We removed sections with no sound and radio music in the middle and end. Speakers: Alex Resinsetin, Despot, Ådne Meisfjord, Kjetil Ovesen, Jonas Hestvik Dahl, Arne Kvalvik |
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KTRU Outdoor Show 2007-04-07
KTRU 2006-2007 nearline audio
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Scope and Contents |
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Contents include: (00:01) Moxie live (42:43) The Dimes live. We removed sections with no sound and radio music in the middle. Speakers: Johnny Clay, Pierre Johnson, Ryan Johnston |
