Coor, Lattie Finch, 1936-

Abstract This collection houses various administrative records as well as event and project records that document Arizona State University's Campus Environment Team's work from 1989 to 2008. The CET was established as a means to represent minority and underrepresented voices at ASU after discriminatory instances and student protests in the Spring of 1989. It was charged with fostering an environment in which diversity can be celebrated and in which all students, faculty, and staff can...

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This artificial collection houses photographs depicting Arizona State University students, faculty, staff, and facilities. Among the subjects shown are the Arizona State University and Tempe Normal School campuses, the basketball and football teams, Joel and Irene Benedict, Pope John Paul II's visit to Tempe, and Dr. Harry E. Wood with his art.

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Lattie Coor Package - ASU President Dr. Lattie Coor (Hart); Karen Conway Commentary; Kidney Dialysis Package (Palacio). Segments on ASU's new president, Karen Conway's guest commentary (daycare for disadvantaged children), and at-home dialysis for kidney patients with changes in Medicare funding.

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Stadium Liquor Package, Mark Mazzie, Tom Sadler (Palacio); State Liquor Education Package, Mark Mazzie (Sauceda); Andrea Commentary (Shapiro). Segments on beer in Sun Devil Stadium, policies created by the state liquor board, and anonymous guest commentary (narcotics anonymous).

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The Institute of Human Origins at ASU and Donald Johanson's anthropological research on Lucy.

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A short Horizon segment on ASU's Old Main building.

Scope and Content Note From the collection:

This artificial collection houses photographs depicting Arizona State University students, faculty, staff, and facilities. Among the subjects shown are the Arizona State University and Tempe Normal School campuses, the basketball and football teams, Joel and Irene Benedict, Pope John Paul II's visit to Tempe, and Dr. Harry E. Wood with his art.