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A discussion of accessibility problems on the OSU campus. Program hosted by Necia Gretz and featuring guests Jacob Fitzpatrick (OSU student) and Tracy Bentley-Townlin (Director of Services for…
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Held in the Memorial Union Lounge, this panel sought to speak to to issues related to diversity, anti-harassment, and racial sensitivity on campus. The group also convened to bring awareness to a new…
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Hosted by Brian Buslach, this KBVR-TV program examines the controversy over the Northern spotted owl. The episode includes a documentary produced by OSU students Robert Inez and Carlton Finley in…
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The "Miss OSU 1989 for MDA Pageant" was held during Dads Weekend in the LaSells Stewart Center on February 25, 1989. It was sponsored by Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity as a fundraiser for…
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Japanese taiko drumming performance by Monmouth Taiko. Broadcast by KBVR-TV and simulcast on KBVR-FM. Digitized from a VHS original held in the KBVR-TV Moving Images and Sound Recordings…
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Hosted by Matt Byrd and Holly Hackenschmidt, this program featured a lengthy in-studio interview with Oregon State University men's basketball player, J.B. Bickerstaff. The episode also included…
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Part of International Week 1999 and sponsored by the International Students of OSU, this event featured dance performances from a variety of cultures as well as an opportunity for attendees to learn…
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Subtitled, "The Gay and Lesbian Association, OSU," this broadcast featured an interview with four queer OSU students speaking about their lives and experiences. Digitized from a VHS…
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Subtitled "Part 8: The Challenge of Building a Multiracial Campus Community," this conversation is introduced as having been the ninth held at OSU in direct response to President Bill…
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A panel discussion hosted by Jo Anne Trow, OSU Vice-Provost for Student Affairs, and organized by the Committee on Professional Development, OSU Division of Student Affairs. The panel was moderated…
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A student production featuring interviews with OSU gymnastics alumna and assistant coach, Jill Hicks, as well as senior gymnast Amy Durham. The show includes footage and a recap of the 1993…
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Hosted by Jodi Chmielewski and produced by Casey Campbell for KBVR-TV, this show features interview clips with OSU students commenting on the bar scene in downtown Corvallis. The broadcast version of…
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A "Locals Live" performance by musical act Three Thirty-Eight and an Eye on the Oregon State University campus. Broadcast by KBVR-TV and simulcast on KBVR-FM. Digitized from a VHS…
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"Locals Live" performances by Corvallis band Sweater Club and Bend group No Cash Value, ca. 2000s. Broadcast by KBVR-TV and simulcast by KBVR-FM. Digitized from a VHS original held in the…
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A "Locals Live" performance by folk artists Thais Perkins, Phil Norman and Allette Brooks, collectively known as New Blood. Hosted by Sarah Lopath, broadcast by KBVR-TV and simulcast by…
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A "Locals Live" performance by musical act Dizzy Elmer on the Oregon State University campus. Broadcast by KBVR-TV and simulcast on KBVR-FM. Digitized from a VHS original held in the…
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A concert by local bands Live Wire and Runaway performing at the Corvallis Armory. Hosted by Tyler Storer and broadcast by KBVR-TV. Digitized from a VHS original held in the KBVR-TV Moving Images…
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A collection of short films created by students enrolled in the New Media Communications field production class (NMC 383) at Oregon State University, "OSU Video Showcase" was produced by…
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"The Beaver Sports Show." Anchors John Hendricks and Kalena Bell. Episode includes a baseball conference preview and update on men's basketball, a feature on Gill Coliseum renovations,…
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"The Beaver Sports Show." Anchors John Hendricks and Kalena Bell. Episode includes updates on women's basketball, gymnastics and men's basketball, an overview of wrestling's…
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"The Beaver Sports Show." Anchor John Hendricks. Episode includes a profile of the new Sports Performance Center, a review of the Oregon State University Spring football game, an interview…
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"The Beaver Sports Show." Anchors John Hendricks and Kalena Bell. Episode includes profiles of Oregon State University women's volleyball and women's soccer, a feature on the…
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Rough cut of the "Mid-Evening with Brock Jacks" humor show, broadcast by KBVR-TV at Oregon State University. Digitized from a VHS original held in the KBVR-TV Moving Images and Sound…
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Two television productions broadcast by KBVR-TV at Oregon State University. This file includes a rough cut of the "Mid-Evening with Brock Jacks" humor show. "Attack of the Killer…
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Footage of the OSU women's gymnastics home meet versus Arizona, held at Gill Coliseum. Led by first year coach Tanya Chaplin, Oregon State defeated Arizona by a score of 195.150 - 189.125. File…
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Footage of OSU's home loss to the seventeenth-ranked Huskies. Washington claimed the victory by a score of 78-64. Digitized from a VHS original held in the KBVR-TV Moving Images and Sound…
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Footage of the OSU women's gymnastics dual meet win over Washington, contested at Gill Coliseum on January 30, 1998. In head coach Tanya Chaplin's first year in charge, the Beavers…
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Footage of the OSU vs. UO women's basketball game played at Gill Coliseum on February 27, 1998. The Ducks won this edition of the rivalry game by a score of 77-67. Digitized from a VHS original…
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A trivia-based game show modeled on "What Wants to be a Millionaire?" and aired on KBVR-TV. Digitized from a VHS original held in the
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Episode 3 - a review of the Oregon State University women's basketball team's road games versus Washington (94-61 loss) and Washington State (82-77 loss) played on January 20 and January…
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Episode 4 - a review of the Oregon State University women's basketball team's home victories versus Arizona State (78-71) and Arizona (90-84 in overtime) played on January 27 and January…
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Episode 5 - a review of the Oregon State University women's basketball team's road split versus Cal (90-75 win) and #14 Stanford (88-67 loss) played on February 3 and February 5, 1994. This…
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