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  • University of Rochester Football
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  • University of Rochester Marching Band at an Away Game
  • University of Rochester Marching Band in Fauver Stadium
  • University of Rochester Men's Glee Club Performs on the Ed Sullivan Show
    Clip of the University of Rochester Men's Glee Club performing "Salvation Cometh to Our God" and "Sometimes I Feel like a Motherless Child" on the Ed Sullivan Show. Video begins with a Kodak commercial and two performances--Charles K.L. Davis with "Ave Maria" and Mahalia Jackson singing "I Found the Answer"--before the Glee Club takes the stage about 10 minutes into the video.
  • University of Rochester Men's Glee Club Tour of Chicago and Buffalo
    The Men's Glee Club was established in 1876 and often travelled in the region to perform. In this silent film from 1929, the group heads to Chicago and can be seen outside the landmark Field Museum. They performed in Oak Park and also at the Woodward Avenue Presbyterian Church in Detroit. They returned via Buffalo, and stayed at the Hotel Statler.
  • University of Rochester: Open House with Edward Gibson
    Don W. Lyon joined the University's Communications staff in 1952. Lyon brought the University's people and research to the community via radio and television. This edition of the biweekly program "University Open House," featured Edward Gibson '59, a member of the Skylab 3 crew, who had just returned from 84 days orbiting the earth. At the time, it set the record for the longest mission in space. Rochester was the first stop for Gibson after his return from space, and got a hero's welcome from the University.
  • Viewpoint: Building Accessibility
    As part of the Viewpoint series of interviews with University of Rochester faculty, staff, and students, Don Lyon interviewed Assistant Professor Naomi Chamberlain regarding her work on improving the accessibility of existing and future buildings in Rochester, and her work leading the creation of a publication which surveyed building accessibility to be distributed to residents and visitors
  • Where do we go from here?
  • WRUR Inaugural Broadcast
    00:00: (partial) Official FCC sign-on - Jeff Portnoy, Former WRUR Station Manager 00:17: Opening Remarks - Alan Feinberg, WRUR Station Manager 01:11: Presentation of Commemorative Plaque to Robert L. Macavoy 02:12: Historical Perspective - W. Allen Wallis, President, University of Rochester 05:10: Folk Music Preview - Mike Braun (full program airs 6-9pm weeknights) 11:21 : Community Perspective - Steven May, Mayor, City of Rochester 13:24 : Jazz Music Preview - Dave Hopper (full program airs 9pm-midnight except Saturday) 19:22: Progressive Rock Music Preview - Sam Scott (full program airs at midnight Mon.-Sat.) 26:18: Educational Perspective - Dean Kenneth Clark, U of R College of Arts and Sciences 28:50: Top-40 Music Preview - Mike Kaufman (full program airs 7am daily & all day Sat.) 34:32: Financing the New Station - Gerald Katz, Treasurer of Students Association 39:30: Classical Music Preview - Peter Clark (full program airs 2-6pm weekdays) 44:40: Soul Music Preview - Mike Dewitt (full program airs Sunday nights) 47:36: News and Special Programming; Conclusion - Fred Cooper, Program Director
  • WRUR interview with George Clinton
  • WRUR interview with the Violent Femmes