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Biological determinism Oct. 5, 1972
Fait partie de Miscellaneous Sound Recordings collection
Nancy Kleiber examines how biological differences between men and women relate to other differences. Side One: discussion. Side Two: blank.
Broadcast description of Kingston Air Show, recorded in Kingston, Ont., Aug. 5, 1947
Fait partie de Miscellaneous Sound Recordings collection
Broadcast description of the Kingston Air Show. CKWS - Stew Clow, announcer. The original recording was by George Cornish. Side One: Broadcast description of the Kingston Air Show, August 5, 1947 - CKLC. Stew Clow announcer. Side Two: blank.
Fait partie de Miscellaneous Sound Recordings collection
Item is a recording about Calvin Company and rafting.
Fait partie de Miscellaneous Sound Recordings collection
Item is a recording of a choir and piano practice.
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Item is a recording of Christmas Cantata by Clair Leonard.
Leonard, Clair
Clark Wilson at the Kimball Organ
Fait partie de Miscellaneous Sound Recordings collection
Item is a recording of Clark Wilson playing the Kimball organ in Kingston.
[Conversation] recorded Dec. 11, 1974
Fait partie de Miscellaneous Sound Recordings collection
Discussion with Henry Black pertaining to incidents which occurred in the Canadian Navy in Halifax during World War II. Side One: Conversation with Henry Black. Side Two: Discussion continues.
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Side One: Address at Repentiony Following his arrival in Canada, July 1967. Side Two: De Gaulle's speech at State Banquet at Quebec.
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Side One: Université de Montreal, Roger Gaudry introduces the General, followed by De Gaulle's speech. Side Two: Drapeau's farewell speech to De Gaulle at city hall reception.
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Side One: De Gaulle's reply to Drapeau at city hall reception. Side Two: General De Gaulle's "Vive le Quebec libre speech from balcony of Montreals city hall, followed by Mayor Drapeau's short address at his office and General's brief reply..