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CCTV
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Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
Interviews with local Cambridge Filmakers
Name: Ross McElwee
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
3/24/2008
Description:
Margaret Lazarus
Steffen Pierce
Christian Pierce
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
9/5/2003
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CCTV
Date Created:
4/18/2008
Description:
Two copies A474 a and A474 b
Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
3/24/2008
Description:
Two copies A471a and A471 b
Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
Celina Vital, Stephanie Dardin, Gwen Browne, Cassandra Fleurentine, Talia Dottin, ‘’Soul Train’’, Shavonne Noble, Elizabeth Walsh, Christina Smith, Makyshia Braithwaite, Tiffany James, Colleen Laurent, Vanessa Rebeiro
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
4/6/2005
Description:
Cambridge City Hall opened at 12:01 5/17 to take paperwork for same-sex couples
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
5/20/2004
Description:
*Shaun Clarke *Adrianna Luker * Artman
*Janet Raskin *Tara Feren * Tony Jode
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
7/17/2003
Description:
Martin Federman, Catherine Hoffman, Ilse Heyman, A Besere Velt, Michael Muche, Petra Margita Gelbert, Hon. Alice Wolf, Rabbi Elizabeth Weiss Stern.
A Holocaust Memorial.
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
4/29/2005
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
2/5/2007
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
2/5/2007
Description:
1998
Mock newscast called “ACJLPS News: For Those Who Care.”
News Stories set up as skits.
CCTV Big Studio, CCTV backyard
CCTV Big Studio, CCTV backyard
Talent:Christopher Granard, Jordan Bailey, James Capo, Justin Buswell, Luke Danehy, Leticia Lagos, Fiona Lafferty, Sean O’Leary, Juan Rivarola, John Hadley Soto, Shaun Clarke, Andres Rivarola
CCTV Big Studio, CCTV backyard
Talent:Christopher Granard, Jordan Bailey, James Capo, Justin Buswell, Luke Danehy, Leticia Lagos, Fiona Lafferty, Sean O’Leary, Juan Rivarola, John Hadley Soto, Shaun Clarke, Andres Rivarola
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
1/7/2008
Description:
Local police put t on an open house to attempt to bond with the community.
Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
1/30/2007
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
1/30/2007
Description:
5th Annual Cambridge Public Health Assesment. Feb. 8 2001. Henrietta Davis and Anthony Galluchio are some of the speakers. Speakers, community leaders, speaking about CHA, and their accomplishments and goals.
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
Cambridge Public Schools-Opening Session 2001
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
Live performing arts events including poetry, music, performance art, theater, cabaret, etc.
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
7/8/2005
Description:
A city wide book club feat. Greg Mortensen & his book “Three Cups of Tea”
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
12/6/2007
Description:
Paul Farmer & Tracy Kidder discuss their book, Mountains beyond Mountains @ Sanders theatre.
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
12/12/2006
Description:
Silent footage of a rent control hearing in Cambridge. Court scenes. Spectators crowded into the balcony.
Collection:
WHDH
Date Created:
12/08/1970
Description:
9/01. Candle light vigil, open house at a Mosque, Rembering the victims of Sept. 11, breaking Muslim sterotypes by educating about Islam.
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
9/20/01. MIT / Harvard Rally for peace and interviews with activists. Rally for peace in wake of Sept. 11 attacks. rally for no war/peace. War is not a good way to respond to terror attacks.
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
People carrying American flags and a banner march to City Hall in Cambridge. Speches and prayers followed by candle light vigil for the victims of 9-11. No credits
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
Local opinions and actions on the invasion of Iraq.
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
3/21/2003
Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
Interviews w/ non-profit organize such as: Talking Drum, Bread & Jam, Bikes Not Bombs, Cambridge Food Pantry, CASA & Festival Art pieces
Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
10/8/2004
Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
In studio, Richard Dargan introduces Bob MaGuire (CRLS track coach), Jesse Cody, and Jason Boyd (two CRLS track team members). MaGuire talks about some of the members of his team. Cody and MaGuire talk about his involvement in track. Boyd talks about his involvement in track. MaGuire talks about the operation of the team. Cody and Boyd talk about MaGuire’s coaching style. MaGuire talks about college track. Cody and Boyd talk about their future goals. MaGuire talks about his team’s performance at the Penn Relays.
Dargan plays “The Road to Foxboro,” a video about Waldy Clark, (former member of CRLS football team, former member of BC football team, currently free agent for the New England Patriots). Clark and his former CRLS coach Wadie Geraigery join Dargan in studio. Clark talks about his Patriots training and their mini-camp. Geraigery and Clark talk about his performance in high school and college. Clark talks about special teams and receiving kicks. Clark talks about his family’s reaction to his college football career. Geraigery talks about BC’s use of Clark as a defensive back and why the Patriots have him as a cornerback. Clark talks about his BC football career and public expectations. Geraigery talks about BC football team management. Clark and Geraigery talk about Clark’s Patriots football career. Clark talks about his 18-month old son. Clark talks about youth football programs in Cambridge. Clark talks about advice he would give to younger players and the need for cities to support youth programs. Geraigery talks about the need for a good coach. Clark talks about Geraigery’s coaching style and his parents’ influence.
Dargan plays clips of Jimmy Myers’s sportscasting. Myers joins Dargan in studio. Myers gives his opinion on the Celtics chosen players (Jon Barry, Darren Morningstar) in the recent draft. He says that the Celtics choose their players on the basis of whether older players like Bird, Parrish, and McHale will still be playing. He talks about how he began sportscasting and how he became interested in sports when he was younger. He talks about his first sportscasting experience in college radio. He talks about later experiences at other stations and in TV. He talks about his experiences in Boston and New York. He talks about working in Boston as a Black man in a sometimes-racist environment. He talks about Harvey Araton and Filip Bondy’s book, “The Selling of the Green.” He talks about unsuccessfully applying for a Red Sox play-by-play job. He talks about the difficulties of being a Black sportscaster and ongoing problems of racism. He talks about interviewing a teenage Patrick Ewing. He talks about defunding of educational programs, which he considers a higher priority than athletic programs. He discusses perceptions of Black people. Dargan plays a clip of a story Myers produced about Ed Pinckney. In studio, Kevin Hubbard and Richard Hypolite join Dargan and Myers and they all discuss problems with the current Red Sox team.
Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
CCTV
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CCTV
Description:
Orchestra concert
Baldwin School
Baldwin School
Talent:Cambridge Symphony Orchestra
Baldwin School
Talent:Cambridge Symphony Orchestra
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
4/2/2008
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
Information about Global Warming. Cambridge about Tree Project in Cambridge.
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
3/27/2008
Description:
Inside Cambridge Trust Company bank customers write checks and present them to tellers to be cashed. Wide shot of UMass Boston contemporary brick buildings along Dorchester Bay. Planes fly low over campus on approach to airport.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
06/20/1977
Description:
Music Concert
Cambridge Ringe & Latin
Cambridge Ringe & Latin
Cambridge Ringe & Latin
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
4/2/2008
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
4/12/2002
Description:
Town/Gown
Opening Title: In 0:00:54, Out 0:01:43
Preliminary Sequence: In 0:01:47, Out 0:02:29
Ginny Berkowitz welcomes the guests into the studio. Footage is a little rough.
Introduction: In 0:02:30, Out 0:03:34
Ginny Berkowitz introduces the show and its topic.
Panelist Introductions: In 0:03:35, Out 0:05:31
Discussion: In 0:05:32, Out 1:18:23
Town/gown: nickname for relations between Cambridge and Harvard and MIT.
Topics covered:
New t/g committee, how it is set up and how David works with it.
Old t/g committee formed in 1991, t/g relations not good. More communication now, through Annual Planning Board presentations, Annual Town/Gown Report.
Cambridge appreciates universities but asks that they behave like “good neighbors.” Examples: educational programs, things that directly benefit Cambridge residents. Universities must publicize these deeds to get credit for them. Cambridge wants the universities to talk to new biotech companies to show them how to be “good neighbors.”
Need for Cambridge and universities to share their long-term plans. Decentralized and shifting nature of city and university leadership makes agreement difficult.
When universities buy land: city loses tax money. Harvard’s PILOT (Payment in Lieu of Taxes) Program.
Role of local citizens: people must have realistic goals, must be civil at meetings, must realize that all action cannot be derailed. Debate sometimes covered by the press. Should be a rotating cast of citizens on meeting boards.
Closing Credits: In 1:18:24, Out 1:19:08
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: George Metzger (Architect) Panelists: David Maher (Councilor), Laurie Sheffield (Cambridge Resident), Sarah Gallop (MIT Co-Director of Government and Community Relations), Mary Power (Harvard University Senior Director of Community Relations)
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: George Metzger (Architect) Panelists: David Maher (Councilor), Laurie Sheffield (Cambridge Resident), Sarah Gallop (MIT Co-Director of Government and Community Relations), Mary Power (Harvard University Senior Director of Community Relations)
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
5/25/2006
Description:
Youth Activists
Opening Title: In 0:00:13, Out 0:01:01
Introduction: In 0:01:03, Out 0:02:02
Content: In 0:02:04, Out 1:21:27
Moderator and guests give personal introductions. The 5 guests describe their activist causes.
Topics:
Use and meaning of the word “activist.”
How activists are expected to and actually act.
Motivations for activism and role models.
Youth activism issues: Cambridge’s local voting age, MCAS (a video is shown).
How activists use the media.
Work involved in activism.
Popularity of activism and activist causes.
College activism.
Problems of female and minority activists.
Activism in El Salvador.
Haiti-related causes and Sylvainson’s family.
Comparing activism in the US and in foreign countries.
Sylvainson’s activist cause (video is shown).
Predictions of the guests’ activist lives in 20 years: how they will work on which issues in different ways.
Closing Credits: In 1:21:28, Out 1:21:54
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Introduction: Ginny Berkowitz Moderator: Joe Douillette (Director of Community Arts Center, Cambridge) Panelists: Leigh Hardy, Cynthia Orellana, Paul Heintz, Sylvainson Gelin, Lerato Tsebe (student activists)
CCTV Studio
Talent:Introduction: Ginny Berkowitz Moderator: Joe Douillette (Director of Community Arts Center, Cambridge) Panelists: Leigh Hardy, Cynthia Orellana, Paul Heintz, Sylvainson Gelin, Lerato Tsebe (student activists)
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
5/25/2006
Description:
The Alewife Reservation
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Robert France Panelists: Dan Driscoll, Carolyn Mieth, Fred Paulsen, Michael Nakagawa, Stewart Sanders
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Robert France Panelists: Dan Driscoll, Carolyn Mieth, Fred Paulsen, Michael Nakagawa, Stewart Sanders
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
5/31/2006
Description:
Latino Explosion
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Introduction: David Zermeno Moderator: Edwin Ortiz Panelists: Juan Mandelbaum, Jose Augusto Barriga
CCTV Studio
Talent:Introduction: David Zermeno Moderator: Edwin Ortiz Panelists: Juan Mandelbaum, Jose Augusto Barriga
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
5/31/2006
Description:
Arts Funding
Opening Title: In 0:00:59, Out 0:01:48
Panelist Introductions: In 0:01:49, Out 0:03:15
Discussion: In 0:03:16, Out 1:03:50
Ginny Berkowitz provides a brief intro. Discussion topic: priority, value and importance of Massachusetts state funding for cultural institutions. Specifically, the 62% cut to the MCC’s budget and its effect on state and Cambridge cultural resources.
Topics:
Brief intros of panelists and their organizations: Longy, Mateo’s Theatre, Club Passim, MCC.
Cuts’ effects on operations of these organizations.
MCC funding and its requirement of “sharing” art with the public.
The Public: underappreciates arts, doesn’t believe they need funding, distrusts organizations that dispense public money.
Purpose of arts: not just to entertain but to build healthy people and communities.
Cutting arts funding means that only the wealthy can experience them.
Statistics cite the jobs and revenue provided by arts in New England.
MCC’s status as an auditor whose donation to a nonprofit can act as a “stamp of approval” to other donors.
Suggested action: make politicians and public aware of situation and its effects.
Closing Credits: In 1:03:51, Out 1:04:33
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Introduction: Ginny Berkowitz Moderator: Dan Hunter (Director, Massachusetts Advocates for the Arts, Sciences, and Humanities) Panelists: Anna Kuwabara (Exec. Vice President, Longy School of Music), Jose Mateo (Artistic Director, Jose Mateo’s Ballet Theatre), Mary Kelley (Executive Director, MCC- Massachusetts Cultural Council), Tracy Hoffman (Development Director, Club Passim)
CCTV Studio
Talent:Introduction: Ginny Berkowitz Moderator: Dan Hunter (Director, Massachusetts Advocates for the Arts, Sciences, and Humanities) Panelists: Anna Kuwabara (Exec. Vice President, Longy School of Music), Jose Mateo (Artistic Director, Jose Mateo’s Ballet Theatre), Mary Kelley (Executive Director, MCC- Massachusetts Cultural Council), Tracy Hoffman (Development Director, Club Passim)
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
5/31/2006
Description:
Bicycle Safety
Opening Title: In 0:00:12, Out 0:00:53
Introduction: In 0:00:58, Out 0:02:00
Discussion: In 0:02:01, Out 0:59:08
Moderator and panelists discuss:
positive sides of the driver/cyclist/pedestrian traffic situation in Cambridge,
negative sides or things they would change to improve the situation,
reducing the need for automotive transport, replacing it with walking or public transport.
Concludes with a four-keyword strategy for improvement:
education: teaching people to follow traffic rules,
enforcement: making sure that people follow the rules and penalizing those who do not,
engineering: making sure that roads are safely designed and that alternate transport (pedestrian, public) is designed into the system,
encouragement: drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians must all work together to improve the system.
Closing Credits: In 0:59:09, Out 0:59:51
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Introduction: Ginny Berkowitz Moderator: Harold Cox (Cambridge Chief Public Health Officer) Panelists: Cara Seiderman (Cambridge Transportation Program Manager), Henrietta Davis (Vice Mayor, City of Cambridge), Ron Watson (Cambridge Police Commissioner), Rozann Kraus (Community Activist), Ken Field (Composer, Cambridge Bicycle Committee Member)
CCTV Studio
Talent:Introduction: Ginny Berkowitz Moderator: Harold Cox (Cambridge Chief Public Health Officer) Panelists: Cara Seiderman (Cambridge Transportation Program Manager), Henrietta Davis (Vice Mayor, City of Cambridge), Ron Watson (Cambridge Police Commissioner), Rozann Kraus (Community Activist), Ken Field (Composer, Cambridge Bicycle Committee Member)
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
6/1/2006
Description:
USA PATRIOT Act and Civil Liberties
Opening Title: In 0:01:25, Out 0:02:18
Discussion: In 0:02:19, Out 0:58:15
How the USA PATRIOT and Homeland Security Acts:
remove human rights,
make government more secretive and less accountable,
were passed without careful scrutiny,
make possible data-collection programs and internment camps.
An ACLU commerical is shown.
Historical examples of government infringement on liberties, right-wing reaction to stressful times.
Current administration’s lack of moderate voice that could protect liberties.
Cambridge’s suport of activism.
A clip from “Of Rights and Wrongs: the Threat to America’s Freedoms” (from the Alliance for Justice) is shown.
Local immigrant community’s experience (fear, hostility after 9/11, restrictive government, new travel restrictions).
Immigrant roundups.
Mistreatment of US citizens Hamdi and Padilla.
Racial profiling.
Investigation of college professor with “anti-American” ideas, restrictions at colleges.
No-fly list and Operation TIPS.
Cambridge’s declaration as “Sanctuary City for Civil Liberties” and other cities that follow example.
Suggested actions: contact Mass. congressional delegates, petition for rollback of parts of the Acts, work with anti-Iraq-war groups, discuss what security really requires.
Closing Credits: In 0:58:16, Out 0:59:00
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Nancy Ryan (Exec. Director, Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women) Guests: Gerald Gill (Professor of American and African-American History, Tufts University), Elena Letona (Exec. Director, Centro Presente), Nancy Murray (Director, Bill of Rights Education Project, ACLU Mass.)
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Nancy Ryan (Exec. Director, Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women) Guests: Gerald Gill (Professor of American and African-American History, Tufts University), Elena Letona (Exec. Director, Centro Presente), Nancy Murray (Director, Bill of Rights Education Project, ACLU Mass.)
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
6/1/2006
Description:
Peace and Justice with Howard Zinn
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Cathy Hoffman Panelists: Howard Zinn, Bob Tobin, Joan Quals Harris, Mo Barbosa
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Cathy Hoffman Panelists: Howard Zinn, Bob Tobin, Joan Quals Harris, Mo Barbosa
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
6/1/2006
Description:
Grassroots Democracy and the Internet
Opening Title: In 0:00:31, Out 0:01:22
Discussion: In 0:01:23, Out 0:59:52
Discussion of how Internet access can help democratic institutions, promote public discourse, and assist citizens.
There are some failures and areas that need improvement.
Internet allows alternative viewpoints to be heard but commercial viewpoints still dominate and have more resources.
Access to the Internet can be controlled by cable monopoly policies and ISP policies.
Pricing of cable service can also keep lower-income people from access.
Citizens should challenge the government’s tendency to let businesses consolidate.
The Internet is the most accessible form of media but TV still dominates in terms of influence.
Closing Credits: In 0:59:53, Out 1:00:13
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Paul Schlaver (Exec. Director, Cambridge Consumers’ Council) Panelists: Mark Lloyd (Exec. Director, Civil Rights Forum on Communications Policy), Felicia Sullivan (Director of Interactive Media and Community Outreach at Lowell Telecommunications Corporation), Mel King (Member of Rainbow Coalition Party, Director, South End Technology Center at Tent City)
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Paul Schlaver (Exec. Director, Cambridge Consumers’ Council) Panelists: Mark Lloyd (Exec. Director, Civil Rights Forum on Communications Policy), Felicia Sullivan (Director of Interactive Media and Community Outreach at Lowell Telecommunications Corporation), Mel King (Member of Rainbow Coalition Party, Director, South End Technology Center at Tent City)
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
6/1/2006
Description:
Cambridge Public Library Episode
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Susan Flannery Panelists: Alan Burne, Ruth Butler, Fred Fantini, John Gintell
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Susan Flannery Panelists: Alan Burne, Ruth Butler, Fred Fantini, John Gintell
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
6/1/2006
Description:
Peace in the Middle East
Moderator and guests discuss the progress of their group, the Diaspora Dialogue: Jewish-Americans and Palestinians who want the US government to take a more active role to create peace in the Middle East.
The group discuss their mission statement.
They suggest peaceful cooperation and sharing on both sides but insist on US supervision.
Leaders and ordinary citizens of both sides must adopt nonviolent conflict resolution methods.
The group supports an independent, democratic Palestinian state.
The region must be economically developed with help from the US, the UN, the EU, and local groups.
Leo Stolbach is not present for the group discussion but he appears at the end to summarize the group’s goals.
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: L. Michael Hager (Exec. Director, Conflict Management Group) Panelists: Richard Seder, M.D. (Clinical Pathologist, Public Health Practitioner), Ron Goodman (Data Processing Consultant), David Matz (Director, Graduate Program in Dispute Resolution, UMass), Leo Stolbach, M.D. (Medical Oncologist, Professor of Medicine, UMass Med.), Mina Ghattas, PhD. (Educational Consultant), Shukri Khuri, M.D. (Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School), Majed Tomeh (President and CEO, QCMatrix, Inc.)
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: L. Michael Hager (Exec. Director, Conflict Management Group) Panelists: Richard Seder, M.D. (Clinical Pathologist, Public Health Practitioner), Ron Goodman (Data Processing Consultant), David Matz (Director, Graduate Program in Dispute Resolution, UMass), Leo Stolbach, M.D. (Medical Oncologist, Professor of Medicine, UMass Med.), Mina Ghattas, PhD. (Educational Consultant), Shukri Khuri, M.D. (Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School), Majed Tomeh (President and CEO, QCMatrix, Inc.)
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
6/1/2006
Description:
Biotech Industry in Cambridge
Opening Title: In 0:00:13, Out 0:01:05
Content: In 0:01:07, Out 0:56:12
Areas of discussion: why Cambridge is a biotech center, how biotech affects Cambridge, challenges that lie ahead.
Topics covered:
Brief overview of biotech and its Cambridge connection.
Early days of biotech in the city.
Biotech-attracting factors of Cambridge.
Employment and development effects on Cambridge.
Need for cooperation between biotech workers and city residents.
Gavin’s work experiences.
Cambridge’s wealthy tax base.
Negative effects due to biotech growth and how companies can minimize them.
Competition with other cities for biotech money.
Zoning regulations that limit biotech development.
Biotech hiring students and residents.
Cost-of-living increases due to growth, solutions to the problem.
Rezoning necessary for further growth in Cambridge.
Science Hotel: ready-made space for start-ups.
Big Pharma working with smaller companies.
Challenge: rising cost of prescription drugs.
End Credits: In 0:56:13, Out 0:56:58
CCTV Studio
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Janice Bourque (President, Massachusetts Biotechnology Council) Panelists: Lydia Villa-Komaroff (COO and VP for Research, Whitehead Institute), Gavin Malenfant (Genzyme), Tom Lucey (President, Cambridge Chamber of Commerce), Dale Blank (Consultant, formerly with Genetics Institute), Jarrett Barrios (Massachusetts State Senator)
CCTV Studio
Talent:Moderator: Janice Bourque (President, Massachusetts Biotechnology Council) Panelists: Lydia Villa-Komaroff (COO and VP for Research, Whitehead Institute), Gavin Malenfant (Genzyme), Tom Lucey (President, Cambridge Chamber of Commerce), Dale Blank (Consultant, formerly with Genetics Institute), Jarrett Barrios (Massachusetts State Senator)
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
6/7/2006
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
Pixelation and video and walk through Cambridge - part of news program.
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
5/26/2005
Description:
Different scenarios of people having a good time.
Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
11/17/2005
Description:
City council members from Yerevan and Cambridge discuss common problems in both cities.
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
Cambridge activist attempted to visit El Salvador as part of Sister City Project but was denied entry. She wonders if US is also thwarting her efforts. File of Salvadorans.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
01/03/1989
Description:
Clean Air Works and Cambridge Health Aliance Present:
Cambridge and Smoke Free Work Sites with:
Harold Cox-Interviews,
James O. Abrams-vice president , from California hotel & Lodging Association
Collection:
CCTV
Collection:
WHDH
Date Created:
07/02/1970
Description:
Michael Dukakis and Paul Tsongas attend announcement of Cambridge public schools computer literacy campaign. Mayor Alfred Vellucci. Four children at terminals.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
03/14/1983
Description:
Affordable housing is at a shortage in Cambridge while commercial construction is booming. Inclusionary zoning would require all developers to build low and moderate income residential units. Harvard University does not want to be subject to linkage regulations. City council meeting. Councillor David Sullivan.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
02/06/1985
Description:
Cambridge City Hall exterior. Draper Labs building near Kendall Square. Porter Square Shopping Center sign and Mass. Avenue traffic. Cambridge Common with bare trees. Old newspaper article and photo of Mayor Edward Quinn.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
03/12/1979
Description:
Plight of low-income tenants in Cambridge whose rents increase despite rent control. Tenants join forces to form eviction-free zone. Affordable housing.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
12/05/1988
Description:
Footage from the fun run
Collection:
CCTV
Description:
Propositions are put forth in Cambridge to enable renters to become home owners, involving some exemptions from rent control. Affordable housing.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
12/05/1988
Description:
Interview with Glorianna Davenport
Film Clips of: “Elastic Charles”, “City in Transition:New Orleans 1983-1986”, Winging It!”
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
9/5/2003
Description:
fiction reading paintings of grusome images by Holocost survivors, interviews with Holocost survivors/artists Ssan Eromy & Erika Maraquarat
Collection:
CCTV
Date Created:
1/7/2004
Description:
Cambridge passes no smoking ordinance for public spaces and workplaces.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
12/09/1986
Description:
Statue (John Harvard?) on Cambridge Common with snow. Massachusetts Avenue Harvard Square storefronts, Yenching restaurant, J. August Clothier, Harvard Trust, Out of Town News. Solid ice on Charles River, looking across to Prudential and Hancock towers. Long shot of traffic crossing bridge.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
02/21/1983
Description:
Four families inhabit Cambridge building, although landlord will not rent to them, preferring to keep apartments vacant because of rent control. Squatters. Affordable housing.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
07/27/1990
Description:
Election results are tabulated by hand in Cambridge. Paper ballots being counted and stamped. Saundra Graham, Barbara Ackermann.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
11/09/1989
Description:
Election commission
1:41 sof
:37 sound on film
[Card lists cans 2104, 2105, 2106, 2107, 2108]
Collection:
WHDH
Date Created:
07/29/1971
