Film number: 26; edited and narrated documentary; opening titles: “Why Mothers Work […] produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Corporation in collaboration with Elizabeth Janeway ['35], author, social historian”; follows the daily routines of two working mothers, one white and one African-American; Duration -- 19:00; Date: ca. 1976

Running Time: 0:15

Sandra Genter Spring Concert.

A&E Biography - Martha Stewart, 4/2001, Date: 2001, Duration: 0:46:40

Running Time: 14:00

Sandra Genter Spring Concert. One VHS is labeled as #8, 9,10 copy2.

Fuji TV: Unbelievable - Martha Stewart, 6/9/2005, Date: 2005, Duration: 0:54:33

Film numbers: 27, 30; Film 27: edited documentary (no titles) on Barnard College; Duration -- 6:48; Date: Spring and Fall 1961; Film 30: edited documentary (no titles) on Barnard College; Duration -- 13:56; Date: May 1962

The Tony Danza Show with Joan Rivers, 2/25/2005, Date: 2005, Duration: 0:58:26 Episode 1120, Buena Vista Television

Series 1, Millicent McIntosh, 1947-1962, contains correspondence between McIntosh and academic departments, professors, administrators, administrative departments, the Board of Trustees, students, and donors. This series also contains reports made by the president and for the president, committee materials, and their supporting documents, and various surveys and questionnaires.

Film numbers: 28, 31; Film 28: copy of 27; Duration -- 6:48; Date: Spring and Fall 1961; Film 31: copy of 30; Duration -- 13:56; Date: May 1962

Film numbers: 29, 32; Film 29: copy of 27; Duration -- 6:48; Date: ca. 1961; Film 32: copy of 30; Duration -- 13:56; Date: ca. 1962

Running Time: 2:35

Film number: 36; documentary of Barnard College Presentation of Degree Candidates, Lehman Lawn, 5/18/88, part 1 (?); Duration -- 30:30; Date: May 18, 1988

Highsmith: Her Secret Life, Duration: 1:01:02 a documentary based on the journals of Patricia Highsmith '42 BBC 4, produced by Hugh Johnson

Location: Barnard Gymnasium

Series 1, Millicent McIntosh, 1947-1962, contains correspondence between McIntosh and academic departments, professors, administrators, administrative departments, the Board of Trustees, students, and donors. This series also contains reports made by the president and for the president, committee materials, and their supporting documents, and various surveys and questionnaires.

Series 1, Millicent McIntosh, 1947-1962, contains correspondence between McIntosh and academic departments, professors, administrators, administrative departments, the Board of Trustees, students, and donors. This series also contains reports made by the president and for the president, committee materials, and their supporting documents, and various surveys and questionnaires.

Eyewitness News WABC-TV/New York December 8, 1998 5:00-6:00PM Eyewitness News WABC-TV/New York December 8, 1998 10:00-11:00PM

Film number: 37; Date: May 18, 1988

Speech "Freedom as a Community Problem" by Agnes E. Meyer (1954-02); Transcript from a tape recording of the discussion period of the Sixth Annual Barnard Forum (1954-02); "Knowledge and Freedom" Addresses made at the Sixth Annual Barnard Forum (1954-02)

This series consists of recordings of campus events, performances, and course-related events recorded by Barnard's Media Services office. Formats include DVDs, MiniDVs, VHS tapes, and digital files. Of special interest are recordings of lectures and panels featuring Gwendolyn Brooks, Julian Bond, Anna Quindlen; recordings of the Dance Uptown performance series; recordings of annual Dance and Theatre departmental performances; and recordings of the On Dance lecture and panel series.

The Life and Surprising Times of Dr Dorothy Height, Duration: 1:29:00 Chair of the Board – National Council of Negro Women, National Visionary Leadership Council

Residence Halls Yearly Report (1954-06)

13th Article was a short-lived literary magazine featuring various poetry and fiction written by students and alumnae.

Channel 2 News, WCBS-TV (CBS) New York, December 8, 1998, 6:00-6:30PM ET Ten O'clock News, WNYW-TV (Fox) New York, December 8, 1998 10:00-11:00PM

Exclusions and Awakenings: The Life of Maxine Greene, 2001, Date: 2001, Duration: 0:57:00 a film by Markie Hancock, Markie Hancock Productions

This series consists of recordings of campus events, performances, and course-related events recorded by Barnard's Media Services office. Formats include DVDs, MiniDVs, VHS tapes, and digital files. Of special interest are recordings of lectures and panels featuring Gwendolyn Brooks, Julian Bond, Anna Quindlen; recordings of the Dance Uptown performance series; recordings of annual Dance and Theatre departmental performances; and recordings of the On Dance lecture and panel series.

1. "Kemesha" – UFT30-238-1 2. "Adam" – UFT30-238-2 3. "Sugeni" – UFT30-238-3, Sugeni Perez, Barnard Student 4. "Phyliss" – UFT30-238-4 5. "Reggie" – UFT30-238-5 6. "Moura" – UFT30-238-6 7. "Perez" – UFT30-238-7

Anna Quindlen - 20/20, 5/25/2001, Date: 2001, Duration: 0:33:05

Location: Minor Latham. Only VHS copy 2 available. Item is not labeled a,b.

Running Time: 6:43A Inside box: ad for commercial reels for the 33rd Superbowl

New York University: Welcome Home, 2001, Date: 2001, Duration: 0:17:24 Barnard Archives supplied the yearbook portrait of Judith Smith Kaye '58

Contains report on Phys-Ed Requirement (1952-07).

Nightline: Remembering "The Fantasticks," 1/11/2002, Date: 2002, Duration: 0:29:33

Series 1, Millicent McIntosh, 1947-1962, contains correspondence between McIntosh and academic departments, professors, administrators, administrative departments, the Board of Trustees, students, and donors. This series also contains reports made by the president and for the president, committee materials, and their supporting documents, and various surveys and questionnaires.

Contains report on Student Mail (1953-01).