Las Vegas Sentinel-Voice (1999-10-07)
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Date
Oct 07, 1999
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image/jp2
Digital ID
sn86076451_1999100701
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Las Vegas Voice newspaper clipping, Specialization Now, 1972 June 01
Level of Description
File
Archival Collection
Gertrude and Roosevelt Toston Photograph Collection
Archival Component
Silver State Voices choir performance at Charleston Heights Arts Center: photographic print, 1984 July 14
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Item
Archival Collection
Dennis McBride Collection on Las Vegas, Nevada LGBTQ Organizations
Archival Component
Black Mountain Institute "Breaking Silence: Women's Voices, Uncomfortable Truths" panel discussion: digital photographs
Date
2016-03-14
Archival Collection
Description
Photographs from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Creative Services Records (2010s) (PH-00388-05). Featuring Maggie Nelson, Eliza Griswold and Sally Denton. The discussion, held in Tam Alumni center, was moderated by Carol C. Harter
Image
2006 video reel supplement for WOD Board of Directors meeting featuring Voices of Nevada Women Artists, 7 Power Women, and Women and Their School Namesakes, 2006
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File
Archival Collection
Women of Diversity Productions, Inc. Records
Archival Component
"Is You The One?" by Roosevelt Fitzgerald, The Las Vegas Sentinel Voice: newspaper clipping, 1987 April 09
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Item
Archival Collection
Roosevelt Fitzgerald Professional Papers
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Employees at Vegas Village Thriftmart, Denton Drug; photographs for special Negro History issue of the Voice: photographic negative, 1967
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Item
Archival Collection
Clinton Wright Photographs
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Transcript of interview with Kathleen Harney by Claytee D. White, July, 19, 2010
Date
2010-07-19
Archival Collection
Description
Kathleen and Tim Harney moved to the John S. Park neighborhood in 1975, about ten years after relocating from Ohio to Las Vegas, where teaching jobs paid more and the education system was more innovative. The Midwestern ambiance of John S. Park was attractive large trees and older homes among the outstanding features. In this interview, Kathleen laments the neighborhood changes that may be part of a normal aging cycle of any neighborhood as being more acute because of commercial changes on the Strip. Of the years they lived there, Kathleen speaks glowingly of the neighborhood's diversity—diverse in work schedules as much as in religion. She lists the various restaurants and describes the activities that drew the community together. It was a wonderful place to raise their girls who each graduated from Las Vegas High School. . As a passionate educator, she also speaks about the importance of schools, after school programs no matter what neighborhood one raises their children. And while the Harneys moved from John S. Park, she fondly recalls it as the place where she "really became a Las Vegas." It was the place where her family grew up and a place that "needs a little love" at this time. Special Note: Tim Harney, Kathleen's husband, and Kimberly Harney-Moore, their eldest daughter, are also participants in the Voices of the Historic John S. Park Neighborhood oral history project.
Text
Vassili Sulich, Jonelle Urbina, and Barbara Gomes in "Ancient Voices of Children," created by Sulich for the Nevada Dance Theatre, 1972
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Archival Collection
Vassili Sulich Photographs
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