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Interviews conducted by Kent for publication in print media. Most interviews are the source audio recordings. For a few, transcriptions or drafts of the published article are also included, where noted. See also the clippings of Kent's published works for published interviews.

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The audio recordings (boxes 2-4) in this series are not available for playback due to format impermanence and have not yet been reformatted. Transcripts and typescripts (box 1) are available for research use.

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Interviews conducted by Kent for publication in print media. Most interviews are the source audio recordings. For a few, transcriptions or drafts of the published article are also included, where noted. See also the clippings of Kent's published works for published interviews.

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The audio recordings (boxes 2-4) in this series are not available for playback due to format impermanence and have not yet been reformatted. Transcripts and typescripts (box 1) are available for research use.

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Interviews conducted by Kent for publication in print media. Most interviews are the source audio recordings. For a few, transcriptions or drafts of the published article are also included, where noted. See also the clippings of Kent's published works for published interviews.

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The audio recordings (boxes 2-4) in this series are not available for playback due to format impermanence and have not yet been reformatted. Transcripts and typescripts (box 1) are available for research use.

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Interviews conducted by Kent for publication in print media. Most interviews are the source audio recordings. For a few, transcriptions or drafts of the published article are also included, where noted. See also the clippings of Kent's published works for published interviews.

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The audio recordings (boxes 2-4) in this series are not available for playback due to format impermanence and have not yet been reformatted. Transcripts and typescripts (box 1) are available for research use.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Interviews conducted by Kent for publication in print media. Most interviews are the source audio recordings. For a few, transcriptions or drafts of the published article are also included, where noted. See also the clippings of Kent's published works for published interviews.

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The audio recordings (boxes 2-4) in this series are not available for playback due to format impermanence and have not yet been reformatted. Transcripts and typescripts (box 1) are available for research use.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Interviews conducted by Kent for publication in print media. Most interviews are the source audio recordings. For a few, transcriptions or drafts of the published article are also included, where noted. See also the clippings of Kent's published works for published interviews.

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The audio recordings (boxes 2-4) in this series are not available for playback due to format impermanence and have not yet been reformatted. Transcripts and typescripts (box 1) are available for research use.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Interviews conducted by Kent for publication in print media. Most interviews are the source audio recordings. For a few, transcriptions or drafts of the published article are also included, where noted. See also the clippings of Kent's published works for published interviews.

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The audio recordings (boxes 2-4) in this series are not available for playback due to format impermanence and have not yet been reformatted. Transcripts and typescripts (box 1) are available for research use.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Interviews conducted by Kent for publication in print media. Most interviews are the source audio recordings. For a few, transcriptions or drafts of the published article are also included, where noted. See also the clippings of Kent's published works for published interviews.

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The audio recordings (boxes 2-4) in this series are not available for playback due to format impermanence and have not yet been reformatted. Transcripts and typescripts (box 1) are available for research use.

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These three interviews were used for an article published in the February 22, 1981 issue of the New York Times, "Cable TV is Getting Serious about Serious Drama".

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These three interviews were used for an article published in the February 22, 1981 issue of the New York Times, "Cable TV is Getting Serious about Serious Drama".

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Scope and Contents The edited interview was published in the March 26, 1972 issue of the New York Times. In the recording, Myerson is talking about product labeling for consumers (in 1969 she was named New York City’s Commissioner of Consumer Affairs.) Starting at about minute eight there is a recording of her on a TV show (she had a syndicated TV show on consumer affairs), speaking first with a doctor about the Pill and other medicine for women, and then with someone speaking about what to look for in healthy...

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Scope and Contents The interview was published in the October 29, 1972 issue of the New York Times. The Raye recording begins with how she got into comedy, her parents came from Ireland and were vaudeville performers. What is she proudest of in theater or film? Monsieur Verdoux (1947) with Charlie Chaplin. Discussion of her starting up in the Broadway revivial of No, No, Nanette; and of her support both past and present for US troops overseas. At approximately minute 24, her personal manager (and one of her...

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Scope and Contents The edited interview was published in the December 1980 issue of SciQuest. The recording starts with Dr. Sternbach, who was the chemist who first synthesized the anti-anxiety drugs Librium and Valium, talking about growing up in Yugoslavia where his father had a pharmacy, he was one of only two Jews in his class and experienced some level of anti-Semitism there, then his family moved to Poland. Discusses how he first became interested in chemistry, his education, early career, and WWII years...

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Audio recording, research notes, and transcript. The edited interview was published in the April 1, 1971 issue of Vogue.

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Scope and Contents Miller first recounts her childhood. Born in San Diego in 1935, her father was in the Navy, and she had two younger brothers. She also lived in Washington D.C. and Philadelphia. Went to Stanford to major in physics, and started climbing there with the Alpine Club. They went to the Sierras, and that got her hooked on climbing. Miller recalls the timeline leading up to the Annapurna climb. She shares concerns she had about avalanches and was questioning whether they should have...

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The article about Harold and Maude was published in the April 4, 1971 issue of the New York Times.

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Scope and Contents The edited interview was published in the August 15, 1971 issue of Vogue. The recording begins with William Masters and Virginia Johnson responding to Kent's request to describe what exactly it is that they do in the field of sex therapy. Among their responses is their goal to do away with misconceptions and old wives' tales and to separate fact from fiction. Kent mentions that people find interesting the fact that Masters and Johnson are now a married couple. The interview continues on...

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Audio recording and transcript (for one interview only).

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Audio recording and transcript.

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