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• [The 124th Commencement at Lake Forest College]

  Chicago, Studs Terkel

  Studs Terkel speaks at the 2002 Commencement at Lake Forest College in Lake Forest, Illinois. Honorary degrees are given to Deborah Leff, Carl Lorenzo MaultsBy, Cass R. Sunstein, and Studs Terkel. Terkel speaks at

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  [Studs Terkel raw interview for Anthem]

  Chicago, NHPRC, Outside Agitators, Studs Terkel

  This is a full one camera unedited interview with Studs Terkel, who speaks about his life, politics, history, and America.

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  [Studs Terkel interviewed by Edie Rubinowitz]

  NHPRC, Studs Terkel

  Studs Terkel interviewed by Edie Rubinowitz, covering political topics like leadership, war, and America’s “national Alzheimer’s disease” regarding our own history.

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  Common Ground

  NHPRC, Studs Terkel

  An episode of the show “Common Ground,” hosted by Warner Saunders with guest Studs Terkel. They discuss social issues, pitting Terkel’s optimism against Saunders’ realism.

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  [Studs Terkel toast]

  Chicago, NHPRC, Studs Terkel

  This is a video of the Studs Terkel Toast recorded at the Bismarck Hotel, Chicago, April 9, 1991. Various performers and speakers include: Leon Despres, Pete Seeger, Richie Havens, Bonnie Kolac, Mike Royko, and many others.

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  Image Union, episode 0005

  Chicago, Guerrilla TV, Image Union, NHPRC, Roots of Video, Skip Blumberg, Studs Terkel

  Labor/work-focused compilation episode of Image Union featuring several segments from the Illinois Labor History Society, “It’s a Living” by Skip Blumberg and Jane Aaron, “Uno Mas” by Mike Torro, Iris Bruno, and Jose Claudio, and two excerpts from “Winnie Wright, Age 11” and “Trick Bag” by Kartemquin Films.

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  The 90’s, episode 106: All Sorts Of Clowns

  Global Village, NHPRC, Studs Terkel, THE 90's

  Episode 106 of the award-winning TV series The 90’s. This episode is called “ALL SORTS OF CLOWNS” and features the following segments:

• Working Pictures

  Studs Terkel

  Compilation of tapes from around the country on the state of the labor movement. We are told that labor groups are increasingly using television to help their cause.