Miscellaneous Videotapes, 1989-2004

Collection number: UV 17/1
Size: (26 items) (0.33 cu.ft.)

About the Miscellaneous Videotapes

This series contains videotapes covering a variety of subjects associated with the university.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

This collection is open.

Copyright Notice

Copyright is retained by the University of New Hampshire (unless otherwise noted).

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Miscellaneous Videotapes, 1989-2004, UV 17/1, Milne Special Collections and Archives, University of New Hampshire Library, Durham, NH, USA.

Acquisitions Information

These records were transferred to the University Library for storage prior to the establishment of the University Archives in 1992 with subsequent additions through 2005.

Collection Contents

Tape 1February 21, 1991Black Issues in Higher Education: Rise in Campus Racism

Produced by Cox, Matthews and Associates, Inc.

Tape 2April 6, 1992UNH/Dartmouth Industrial Research, Press Conference
Tape 3April 21, 1989Documentation of TKE Destruction

Created for Greek Affairs coordinator Bill Kidder using a handheld camcorder.

Tape 4May 2, 1993News Sunday. WGOT Channel 60 (Manchester)

Interview with Pres. Dale Nitzschke concerning state funding for USNH

2 copies

Tape 5November 9, 1992Local new coverage of the rally sponsored by the UNH Against Rape Culture Group.

WMUR Channel 9, WGOT Channel 60 and WBZ Channel 4, unedited

Tape 6March 5, 1994Saturday Today. NBC Network

Length: 6:26

The Saturday Today show discusses Academic Freedom in relation to the sexual harrassment case filed by female students against J. Donald Silva, a professor of English in the Thompson School of Applied Science. Silva filed suit in federal court against the University of New Hampshire and some of its officials charging they had violated his academic freedom and free speech rights by suspending him from teaching after he made remarks in class that some students deemed sexual harassment.

Tape 7September 28, 1994On Line. Channel 12, Portsmouth

Portsmouth attorney Paul McEachern give his views on Academic Freedom in relation to the Donald Silva case. Silva filed suit in federal court against the University of New Hampshire and some of its officials charging they had violated his academic freedom and free speech rights by suspending him from teaching after he made remarks in class that some students deemed sexual harassment.

Tape 8Buck's Cafe

Narrated by Fritz Weatherbee

Buck's Cafe in Dover, NH was a popular hang out for UNH students from 1952 until it closed in June, 1980.

Tape 9UNH Continuing Education

Length: 30 sec.

Commercial for UNH Continuing Education, ca. 1980s

Tape 10May 15, 1991Using Diaries in Writing History

Speaker: Laurel Ulrich.

Sponsored by Friends of the UNH Library

2 copies

Tape 11May 20, 1993News Nine Broadcast. Motor Voter Bill.

Channel 9 coverage of UNH student Joel presenting Pres. Bill Clinton with a t-shirt commemorating his signing of the Motor Voter Bill.

Tape 122/16/2000Mary Yan Can Cook

UNH Hospitality Services hosts the Great Chefs on Campus program. This file shows a cooking demonstration in the Strafford Room in the MUC with Mary Ann Esposito and Martin Yan.

Tape 13This is New Hampshire

Fritz Weatherbee narrates this PR piece about the role of NHPTV in delivering New Hampsire's story to the state.

Tape 14October 16, 1998Plymouth State Theatre: A New Sensation

Length: 18:00

Students discuss their experiences working in the theatre program at Plymouth.

Tape 15June 1995NHSE: Encyclopedia of New England Culture

David Watters and Burt Feintuch, co-editors of the Encyclopedia of NE Culture, are interviewed on the New Hampshire Southeast program.

Tape 16Career Services: It's not just a job

Promotion of the University career services.

Tape 17March 13, 2004Delia Cox

This is a clip of a story on Delia Cox featured on NBC News 4 at 5 o'clock. Delia is the daughter of UNH hockey stand-out Ralph Cox. UNH provided photos and game footage of Ralph Cox for the piece.

Tape 181990Paying For College: What Are Your Options?

This piece, produced by New Hampshire Journal, explains the Educational Talent Search program, one of four federally funded TRIO programs (Educational Opportunity for low-income and Disabled Americans) based at UNH.

Tape 19June 11, 1999Rededication of Daggett Reading Room

Gwynne Harris Daggett taught English and Humanities at UNH from 1942 to 1969. In 1972 the forum room in the Dimond Library was dedicated to Daggett for his accomplisments as a teacher as well as a champion of academic freedom. When the library was renovated in 1998, his portrait, painted by UNH artist, John Hatch, was hung in a reading area on level four, which was rededicated as the Daggett Reading Room on June 11, 1999. The event was was filmed on home video by his daughter, Barbara D. Merriam.

Tape 20June 5, 2002UNH Dining Video, Freshmen Orientation

Length: 10 min.

Producer/Editor: Jeff Palmer, Flicker Picture Productions

Camera: Eric Gleske, Jeff Palmer

Tape 21Aug. 29, 2003Steppingstones for People Living with Brain Injury

Length: 7:10

Produced by UNH Video Services

Tape 222001Moments to Remember: Senior Video

Stories from senior students, funniest moments, and athletics

Tape 23Deferred Maintenance

VP Pat Miller talks about the challenges of maintaining the UNH physical plant.

Tape 24Jan. 24, 1991Open Forum on War in the Gulf

Panel of UNH professors Doug Wheeler, Bernard Gordon, Alistar Drysdale and John Voll give their views on the Gulf War, followed by audience questions and answers.

Tape 25FITSI 2003

WMUR Version

Tape 261990Trustees Meeting to Appoint Dale Nitzschke