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Footage of the Mobile Air Pollution Lab which was developed by the College of Sciences at Old Dominion University with a grant from N.A.S.A. Physical sciences instructor Gary Copeland is seen in the footage. Footage has no sound. B-roll/outtake footage. 0:00:37
1973-10
Reporter Charles Whitehurst interviews Old Dominion College English professor John F. West, who has written the book "Time Was" which is about West's experiences growing up in the Clay Hills area of North Carolina. 0:03:31
1965-02
Joel Carson interviews some of the first four-year graduates of the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary for a Tidewater Viewpoint segment. The interview takes place at Bud's which is the student eatery and hangout. Among those interviewed are Albert Gornto, Jr., Frank Latham, William C. Jarrett, and Ken Brown. Also interviewed is Dr. Everett N. Hong, Head of the Business Administration Department and senior class sponsor. Segment ends at 8:11. Outtakes begin at 8:20 with footage of students socializing at Buds. 0:09:12
1956-06-14
Segment from Tidewater Viewpoint about an exhibit featuring drawings from local and national artists at the Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences (Chrysler Museum). The show which is in its fifteenth year, is sponsored by the Norfolk Junior Chamber of Commerce. Featured in the segment is local artist and later instructor of art at Old Dominion University, Alexander Brooks "A. B" Jackson. 0:10:01
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Tidewater Viewpoint segment on the newly built Technical Institute at the Norfolk Division of William and Mary. Joel Carlson interviews Edgar A. Kovner, director of the Technical Institute, along with other Technical Institute faculty and college provost Lewis W. Webb, Jr. 0:18:16
1959-08-29
A segment from the weekly news show "Tidewater Viewpoint" featuring the new Hughes Library at the Norfolk Division of William and Mary. Joel Carson interviews Librarian William C. Pollard and Provost Lewis W. Webb. State of the art features such as a microfilm reader, a listening room, movable walls, and "solar screen" bricks. Instructors Jack R. Kidd and Ruth Harrell are also featured. 0:15:04
1959-10-17
Interview with Dr. Jacques S. Zaneveld head of Biology and Oceanography departments at Old Dominion College. In the interview, Zaneveld discusses the Oceanography department's research in Antarctica, research on seaweed and algae, and possible collaboration with the Virginia Institute of Marine Science. B-roll/outtake footage. 0:05:00
1968-09
Segment on Old Dominion University art students painting Green's Market building in the Ghent area of Norfolk. The Green's Market project was developed by Old Dominion University art instructor Fay Zetlin. Footage has no sound. B-roll/outtake footage. 0:00:55
1973-05
Tidewater Viewpoint segment on the Norfolk Combination Band, which is made up from area high schools, the Norfolk Division of William and Mary, as well as U. S. Navy and Air Force personnel. 0:15:39
1960-02-21
Footage of students explaining the "Free University" program to faculty at Old Dominion College. The program offers courses that are unique to the traditional college with a relaxed and casual atmosphere with no tests or grades given. The program was modeled on the Dartmouth Experimental College. Footage has no sound. B-roll/outtake footage. 0:00:57
1968-09
Tidewater Viewpoint segment on the Opera Workshop at the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Harold G. Hawn, music instructor at the Norfolk Division, is interviewed. 0:07:16
1956-05-02
Children Come First segment on a Teacher-Parents Workshop at Northside Junior High School, about parental involvement in their children's education. T. Ross Fink, education instructor at the Norfolk Division of William and Mary is featured at the workshop. 0:06:32
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WTAR news special about the possibility of Tidewater/Hampton Roads becoming a strong metropolitan area. Government officials from the Tidewater area and the state, as well as an official from Dade County, Florida are interviewed. Robert L. Stern, political science professor of the Norfolk Division of William and Mary is also interviewed. No sound until 1:40. Sound goes in and out for the entire news special. 0:28:38
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Segment on local art, featuring Faye Zetlin, Vic Pickett, and A.B. Jackson. Artistic media such as drawing, abstract painting, and metal sculpture is explored. 0:28:25
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WTAR news report on college students and college life in Virginia. Students from Old Dominion College and the Norfolk Division of Virginia State College are interviewed. Preparation for college is also looked at, as well as alternatives to an college education. Old Dominion College instructors, Herman Bell and G. William Whitehurst are interviewed. 0:27:55
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Footage of Lewis W. Webb, Jr., teaching a class at Old Dominion College. Footage has no sound. B-roll/outtake footage. 0:00:55
1968
