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Joseph Toth’s demonstrations of Sony’s analog and digital portable tape recorders

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Primary Languages: 
English
Languages: 
English
Locations: 
United States
Chicago
Cook
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Collection Technical Notes: 
The machines in question are the TC-D5 PROII [analog] and the TCD-D10PRO [digital]. The site of the recording is the Seminar Room of Language Laboratories and Archives in 1998.
Contributor: 
Sheppard, Jennie, camera operator

Visi-Pitch demonstration by Ziokowski and Landahl (7/30/92)

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Languages: 
English
Locations: 
United States
Chicago
Cook
Collection Descriptive Notes: 
The Visi-Pitch is a hardware/software combination that allows near-real-time display of sound-wave contours.
Collection Technical Notes: 
Recorded at the Language Laboratories and Archives
Contributor: 
Ziolkowski, Michael, narrator
Landahl, Karen, recordist
Toth, Joseph J., camera operator

With open eyes: Images from the Art Institute of Chicago

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Primary Languages: 
English
Languages: 
English
Locations: 
United States
Chicago
Cook
Collection Descriptive Notes: 
“... presents over 200 paintings, sculptures, decorative arts and other objects from the exceptional holdings of the Art Institute of Chicago.”--from the cover
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Contributor: 
Unnamed

The 1964 seminar on syntax given at the University of Chicago

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Subject Languages: 
Mundari
Primary Languages: 
English
Languages: 
English
Mundari
Russian
Turkish
Locations: 
United States
Chicago
Cook
Collection Descriptive Notes: 
At a seminar on syntax given at the University of Chicago on successive Tuesdays and Thursdays in Winter 1964, various linguists discuss issues revolving around transformational grammar.
Collection Technical Notes: 
Tapes are dubs made from the original live recordings (whose location is unknown). The WAVE files are converted to MP3s.
Contributor: 
McQuown, Norman A.; [? ] De Armand; Robert B. Lees; Paul Friedrich; Norman Zide; P.M. Matthews; Doris Bartholomew; Agesthyalingam Pillai; Kenneth Pike; Eric P. Hamp