| Accession # | MC2011/1 wave sound and MP4 |
| Topic | Young, Andrew: Address for Cordier Auditorium, |
| Keywords | Lectures, VIA, Speakers, Important People, |
| Title | Andrew Young Address: Cordier Auditorium |
| Size | Four DVDs located in Media Cabinet (IIS) by order of accession number. Digital copy on Archives' Network [W] in folder titled [Audio and Video Recordings Special Speakers and Interviews] |
| Location | Media Cabinet, IIS. Digital MP4 video located on Archives' Network in folder titled: Audio Convocations, with a second copy in the folder:Young Andrew |
| Citation | Andrew Young Address: Cordier Auditorium, MC2011/1 wave sound and MP4, Archives and Brethren Historical Collection, Funderburg Library, Manchester University, North Manchester, Indiana. |
| Access | Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status of archived materials where this is relevant to their intended use of the materials. |
| Provenance | Archives stacks |
| Scope and Content | 1. Two DVD copies of the Andrew Young Speech made at the dedication ceremonies for Cordier Auditorium on 23 September 1978 - now located on the Media Shelves (IIS) in order of accession number. 3. One CD of audio, only - Media Cabinet (IIS). Digital copy placed with video recording and can be found on Archives network (W:] in folder titled [Audio and Video Recordings Special Speakers and Interviews]. 4. One Wave Sound file (perhaps not recorded?) and one MP4 Video located on Archives network [Audio Convocation] with a second copy in the folder [Young Andrew] |
| Date of Accession | 12 January 2011 |
| Bio History Note | Two DVDs made from the original U-Matic videocassette tape. At the time the address was given, Andrew Young was U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. He was the husband of Manchester alumna, Jean Childs Young. Young had been active in the Civil Rights movement working next to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Young went on to be Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia |
| Archivist Note | Digitization from U-matic tape to DVD by David Sollenberger in December 2010. Copied to Archives' Network [W:] in September 2015. Description prepared 12 January 2011 by Jeanine M. Wine. Note made on 28 September 2015 - The original U-matic tape can not be played on any equipment possessed by the College and was digitized by David Sollenberger in 2010 and copied to Archives' Network [W] in 2015. This is the best possible copy possible. The U-matic tape will now be recycled. A cassette tape of Young's speech was discarded in November 2016 by Jeanine Wine because the best possible digital recording had been made. |
