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Directed by archivist Andy Lanset, the department provides a central repository for thousands of audio recordings, photographs, memorabilia, reports, news items, program guides, institutional records, and promotional materials.
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Concert Pianist Irene Jacobi: WNYC American Music Festival, 1943
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
At the height of World War II, WNYC invited concert pianist Irene Jacobi and her husband, composer Frederick Jacobi, to perform some of his works for the station's fourth annual American Music Festival.
'Making The Wheels Go Round': The New York Tuberculosis and Health Association's 1931 Christmas Stamp
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Think back to last December. Or other Decembers. Maybe you received a holiday card sealed with a Christmas Seal from the American Lung Association. These stamps have been used as a fundraising element by the American Lung Association for over a hundred years. The tuberculosis epidemic of the ...
The Radio Conductor
Monday, December 23, 2013
From the April, 1944 WQXR Program Guide:
Mr. Barzin, conductor of the WQXR Orchestra, is also conductor of the National Orchestral Association. He is one of the few men regularly conducting both for radio and for the concert hall. He has certain ideas about leading an orchestra over the air waves which we hope will throw new light on broadcasting musical programs.
Kurt Vonnegut and L.J. Davis and the Novelist's Relationship to Community
Thursday, December 19, 2013
This May 1, 1978 interview was the third Vonnegut had with Walter James Miller for WNYC's "Writers' Almanac." This time, Vonnegut shares the microphone with journalist/novelist L. J. Davis. The topic was "the novelist's relationship to community."
Audiovisual archives in a digital world
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
How is the digital world affecting the role of audiovisual archives? Last week the Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO) and New York University's Moving Image and Preservation Program (MIAP) presented a workshop on preserving locally-produced digital audiovisual content, which tried to provide some ...
Richard Serra's Tilted Arc
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Original Air Date February 21st, 1985 —
Richard Serra was not a happy man in 1985. His public sculpture, Tilted Arc, was the focus of an on-going controversy in New York City and in this interview with Jenny Dixon on WNYC's Artists in the City, Serra defends himself against ...
William Orton Tewson - WNYC Literary Critic (1928-1934)
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
W. O. Tewson was an editor and literary critic heard regularly on WNYC between March, 1928 and September, 1934 discussing literature and books. He wrote for The New York Times, Hearst newspapers, and was the editor of The New York Evening Post's literary review.
Caesar's Commentaries
Monday, December 16, 2013
From the June 1944 WQXR Program Guide:
Mr. Caesar has been before the public as lyricist and librettist for twenty-five years. Among his better-known lyrics are "Tea for Two," "Sometimes I'm Happy," "Lady Play Your Mandolin," "Swanee," "Crazy Rhythm," and a series of children's songs. "Sing a Song of Safety," in wide use throughout our public school system. He is a member of the Board of Directors of ASCAP, and a former president of the Songwriters' Protective Association.
The 1957 pandemic: Not the Flu We Knew
Friday, December 13, 2013
Beginning in February 1957, a new influenza strain virus (known to virologists as H2N2) emerged in China. Throughout April, May, and June, it spread steadily and rapidly across Asian and Middle Eastern countries. There was one question in everyone's minds: Would the new virus behave like the feared 1918 virus, which had caused tens of millions of deaths? Or would it behave like the ordinary influenza strains with which physicians were familiar? This November 1957 conference, organized by the New York Academy of Medicine and broadcast by WNYC, attempted to provide some answers.
Kurt Vonnegut on Slapstick, His Sci-Fi Family Novel
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Vonnegut talks about his strange sci-fi tale of fraternal twins who are brilliant when they can interact with each other but only "dull normal" when separated. He reveals that his portrait of these fictional twins was based on his deep real-life bond with his only sister, Alice.
Ted Cott: WNYC Wunderkind
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Ted Cott was just 17 in 1934 when Seymour N. Siegel hired him to be the station's Drama Director. Cott had been a volunteer doing weekly radio plays with other City College students when his promising work came to the attention of Mayor La Guardia, who insisted 'the young man' be hired. La Guardia had only been Mayor about six or seven months and had campaigned to shut WNYC down, believing it was a waste of money. But Siegel had engineered a stay of execution and needed to bring in some fresh ideas and talent to further convince La Guardia that the station was worth keeping. Since there was no equivalent civil service post at WNYC's parent agency, the New York City Department of Plant and Structures, Cott was hired as a ticket taker for Staten Island Ferry and reported for work at WNYC. [1]
'The World Has Suffered Many Losses through Time': Environmental Conservation and The Passenger Pigeon, December 1931
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Most of us are familiar with the sad story of the passenger pigeon: the North American bird whose immense numbers (believed to have been up to forty percent of the wild bird population) and intensely social habits (being unable to thrive or breed successfully in small groups) prevented its recovery ...
Consider the Interpreters
Monday, December 09, 2013
From the November, 1942 WQXR Program Guide.
We take pleasure in presenting another article from the pen of America's outstanding popularizer of good music, Dr. Sigmund Spaeth. He last appeared in these columns with a strong plea for the American composer. This time he takes up the cause of the interpreting artist, whose work is of such importance in the fields of radio and records alike. Dr. Spaeth recently began a new series of programs over Station WQXR, sponsored by the Columbia Recording Corporation. These broadcasts are heard every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening from 7:30 to 8 o'clock under the title of "Dr. Sigmund Spaeth and His Record Library." The detailed programs for November will be found in this issue.
Kurt Vonnegut on Breakfast of Champions
Thursday, December 05, 2013
After years of obscurity in the 1950s and early 1960s, Vonnegut now found himself one of the handful of most-talked about writers in America. This interview reveals him at the top of his game—confidently proclaiming the novelist's ability to "make up new myths that people will believe."
'Depression or No Depression': Bronx Hospital Needs Donations to Open, December 1931
Tuesday, December 03, 2013
Imagine a newly constructed hospital with room for over 300 occupants, sitting idle and standing empty in a time of great need.
By the mid-1920s the Bronx Hospital, originally founded in 1911, had outgrown its original facility and began construction on a state-of-the art hospital at Fulton Avenue and 169th ...
"Are You A Highbrow?"
Monday, December 02, 2013
From the December, 1943 WQXR Program Guide:
When you think of interesting approaches to music you think of Mme. Stokowski, whose Layman's Music Course at Town Hall, New York, has been famous for years. To know why she is so successful in her method, we suggest you listen to her WQXR program every Sunday morning at 10 A.M.
Moss-ly Mozart
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
The WQXR Archives celebrates Month of Mozart with highlights from Lloyd Moss's WQXR show This is My Music.
Twentieth Century Magic
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
On April 17, 1937 WQXR invited Evan Roberts, the Managing Director of the WPA Federal Theatre Project Radio Division, to talk about the wonders of radio and its potential to be entertaining, educational, amusing, exciting and appealing to the intellectual as well as the average person.
The American Composer
Monday, November 25, 2013
From the October 1941 WQXR Program Guide:
Mr. Spaeth, radio's famous "Tune Detective" , is an author, music critic and commentator of wide reputation. He addresses this message to WQXR's listeners as President of the National Association for American Composers and Conductors.
Visualizing the Assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Listen to a chilling account, created only days later, of President Kennedy's assassination on November 22, 1963.


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Tunisia calls for strengthening of Arab Maghreb Union
The Tunisian Constituent National Assembly on Monday called on various identifiable groups in the Arab Maghreb Union (AMU) to help find solutions to economic and social challenges that were hindering its integration.
In a statement issued on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the creation of the AMU), the Assembly said politicians, civil society organizations and intellectuals should work at finding a a way out of the difficulties.
It stated that it would support efforts of the leaders aimed at speeding up the revamping of the AMU's structures and the holding of a summit of heads of state as well as the ordinary session of the advisory council to achieve the strategic objectives of the organization.
Countries in the Arab Maghreb Union are Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Mauritania.
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"We just got sold to McDonalds! Look for McDonalds in a hood near you," the company tweeted at noon ET Monday. Burger King's Twitter profile photo was changed to a McDonald's logo, and its profile information said, "Just got sold to McDonalds because the whopper flopped." It also included the misspelled line "FREDOM IS FAILURE" and a dead link to a press release.
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On Tuesday 28 May 2013, H. Peter Anvin wrote: > On 05/28/2013 01:19 AM, Ingo Molnar wrote: > > > > So I think the same principle applies to it as to any other debugging > > code: it's fine to be able to turn debugging off. It's a performance > > versus kernel robustness/determinism trade-off. > > > > I suspect, rather, that BUG() should turn into a trap (or jump to a > death routine) under any circumstances. The one thing that can be > omitted for small configurations are the annotations, which only serve > to output a more human-readable error message. Right, that is what the patch I just posted does. On a related note, I found that WARN_ON() can no longer be compiled out since there is already code that relies on the side-effects of the condition. I assume that was an intentional change I missed, since it used to be defined so that you could remove it completely. Arnd |


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Anne Hathaway breezed into the Valentino Haute Couture show in Paris and left little to the imagination, dressed in a sheer black Valentino dress. Anne flashed her knickers, but was all smiles posing for photos with a female friend and her boyfriend Adam Shulman.
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NSAC warns Anderson Silva over Chael Sonnen weigh-in shoulder
Franklin McNeilThe right shoulder that middleweight champion Anderson Silva delivered to the jaw of Chael Sonnen during their UFC 148 weigh-in Friday in Las Vegas didn't sit well with Nevada State Athletic Commission officials.
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Forrest Griffin tops UFC 148 purse/win pay at $275K
Franklin McNeilForrest Griffin earned $275,000 in purse and win bonus at UFC 148.
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Sonnen not giving up quest for title
Franklin McNeilLAS VEGAS -- Chael Sonnen got two bites at the UFC middleweight title, and each time he came up short. And at 35 years old, it's likely Sonnen might never get another 185-pound title shot, especially if Anderson Silva remains champion. Sonnen torm...
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UFC 148 -- Anderson Silva earns 10th title defense, silences Chae...
Franklin McNeilAnderson Silva used a knee to the body to stop Chael Sonnen in Round 2 and defend his middleweight title at UFC 148.
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Tito Ortiz inducted into UFC Hall of Fame
Franklin McNeilFormer light heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame on Saturday at Mandalay Bay.
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Chael Sonnen makes weight for UFC 148 bout against Anderson Silva...
Franklin McNeilLAS VEGAS - If there was a concern heading into the UFC 148 weigh-ins Friday it involved main-event participant Chael Sonnen.
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Tito Ortiz considered pulling out of fight with Forrest Griffin a...
Franklin McNeilFormer UFC light heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz makes his final appearance in the Octagon on Saturday night against Forrest Griffin at UFC 148.
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Anderson Silva, Chael Sonnen nearly trade blows promoting UFC 148...
Franklin McNeilMiddleweight champion Anderson Silva had to physically restrained from striking contender Chael Sonnen on Tuesday by UFC president Dana White.
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Chael Sonnen brushes off Anderson Silva threats
Franklin McNeilTop middleweight contender Chael Sonnen told ESPN.com on Tuesday that he isn't the least bit worried about the threats UFC champion Anderson Silva directed at him Monday during a media call.
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Urijah Faber to face Renan Barao in UFC 148 for 135-pound interim...
Franklin McNeilBantamweight contender Urijah Faber will face Renan Barao for the 135-pound interim title July 7 at UFC 148 in Las Vegas.
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Urijah Faber will remain on UFC 148 card, Dana White says
Franklin McNeilTop bantamweight contender Urijah Faber will remain on the UFC 148 card and fight for the interim title, promotion president Dana White announced Tuesday night.
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Dominick Cruz tears ACL before UFC 148 bout with Urijah Faber
Franklin McNeilBantamweight champion Dominick Cruz tore an ACL last week while during that has likely forced him out of his July 7 showdown against Urijah Faber at UFC 148.
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Anderson Silva vs. Chael Sonnen moved to UFC 148 in Las Vegas
Franklin McNeilMiddleweight champion Anderson Silva will defend his title for the second time against top contender Chael Sonnen on July 7 at UFC 148 in Las Vegas, promotion president Dana White said Tuesday.
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Tito Ortiz to fight Forrest Griffin in July in final UFC bout
Franklin McNeilFormer UFC light heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz will make his final Octagon appearance on July 7 against Forrest Griffin at UFC 148 in Las Vegas, the promotion announced Tuesday on its website.
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Michael Bisping agrees to fight Tim Boetsch at July's UFC 148
Franklin McNeilMiddleweight contender Michael Bisping has agreed to face hard-hitting Tim Boetsch on July 7 at UFC 148 in Las Vegas, the promotion announced Monday.
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Former champ Rich Franklin to fight Cung Le at UFC 148
Franklin McNeilAfter spending the past three-plus years competing against larger opposition, former UFC middleweight champion Rich Franklin returns to his natural division.
Story | Conversation | March 18, 2012