The Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center: collecting & exhibiting the papers of celebrated individuals for over 50 years!
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Dan Rather has interviewed figures like Martin Luther King Jr., Quentin Tarantino, Saddam Hussein, Nelson Mandela, and Fidel Castro, to name a few. See him interviewed by 2 BU COM students TOMORROW 11/19 at 6PM in the GSU Metcalf Hall! Registration closes TODAY
Dan Rather was one of the journalists covering President Kennedy’s visit to Dallas. He was present when the shooting took place and was one of the first journalists to confirm the president’s death. Hear him speak on Nov 19 at the GSU Metcalf Ballroom at6PM! Registration required
Tana de Gámez was a Spanish-American author, editor, musician, actress, and radio host. During WWII, she joined the Office of War Information where she wrote and translated for the government. Come learn about figures like de Gámez TONIGHT at our Cuban Revolution SDS at 6PM!
Dan Rather is the winner of 33 News and Documentary Emmy Awards and was inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame in 2004. Come see him interviewed live on NOV 19 at 6pm in the GSU Metcalf Ballroom! Registration required for BU ID Holders at: https://t.co/lo1Oa5Bqcr
In 1973, Dan Rather interviewed Fidel Castro for CBS, and spent a total of 12½ hours interviewing. Variety called it “overall, a first rate start for Rather at the helm of Reports.” View original material from the Cuban Revolution and learn about its legacy on WED Nov 13 at 6PM!
Laura Bergquist met Che Guevara in 1962, and annoyed him so much with her questions that he told her to come visit Cuba if she got permission. She went to Cuba in 1963 for Look Magazine. This pic was taken during their talk! See photos and more at our Cuban Revolution SDS Nov 13!
Did Dan Rather like Fidel Castro? Find out using Augmented Reality at our Cuban Revolution Student Discovery Seminar WED Nov 13 at 6PM on the 5th floor of Mugar! @bulibraries#AugmentedReality
Asimov penned a story outline called "Five and Five and One" for Paul McCartney, a long-time fan who asked him to write a screenplay for a Sci-Fi musical. Unfortunately, it was ultimately rejected. Come view and hold original Asimov material TODAY at 6pm, 5th floor of Mugar!
It's the night before Halloween....and you can join the Howard Gotlieb center for a Student Discovery Seminar in Horror & Sci-Fi! Get to see rare artifacts from your favorite sci-fi and spooky classics! This Wed. 10/30 at 6PM in the HGARC reading room! @BUHGARC
Anthony Hopkins was allowed to take Fats home, but he wound up being so unnerved by it that he called the consulting ventriloquist in the middle of the night, threatening to throw Fats into a canyon if he didn't come get the doll immediately. Come see Fats THIS WED Oct 30 at 6pm!
Isaac Asimov began working at the family candy store when he was 9 years old. The stores also sold magazines, and he especially loved the science fiction stories, which inspired his future work. See original rare Asimov books on Oct 30 at our Horror & SciFi Student Seminar!
Remarks from Kristina Lentz Capano on the new Sargent exhibit:
"Please share the appreciation of all of our Sargent Alumni who viewed the archival presentation. It was a huge hit, [and] we are so grateful to you for making this happen. It was deeply meaningful to our alumni!"
Thank you Chris Gately for the new exhibit "Sargent College Celebrates 90 Years at BU," on display NOW at Mugar Library during standard library hours @bulibraries@BUSargent
This Day in History: English novelist H.G. Wells was born in 1866 in Bromley, Kent. Wells was hostile to the Victorian social and moral orders of his day, and in 1903 he joined the Fabian Society, only to resign 4 years later after it failed to infiltrate mainstream ideologies.
With #BUAlumniWeekend right around the corner, here's a @BUalumni trivia question for you. Can you guess which @bulibraries are named after @BU_Tweets alumni? Reply with your guesses and come back tomorrow to find out the answer!
Vita Paladino, Director of HGARC, is retiring, ending her 43 year tenure. We will miss her and are grateful for her guidance and all she has done to advance the mission of the Archives. See this amazing article by @BU_Tweets about Vita's career and legacy
https://t.co/nDO19NBiw2
Check out this article by BU Today on the research done by our upcoming speaker Dave Itzkoff, who will speak TONIGHT at 6PM in the GSU Metcalf Ballroom about his books and research:
Robin Williams Revealed, with Big Help from BU Archives https://t.co/RlwZDlyGur
Join us TONIGHT in the GSU Metcalf Ballroom at 6PM to hear from Dave Itzkoff about his new Robin Williams biography. There will be an exhibition of William's material from the Archives and a reception! Free for students with BUID; General Public tickets $25.
Roberta Gately, a nurse, novelist, and former humanitarian aid worker, has provided nursing care from Africa to Afghanistan and written extensively on the subject of refugees. Hear her speak at the 2019 Nursing Meeting 4/29 @ 5:30. Free and Open to the Public! RSVP 617-353-3698
Williams' first imitation was of his grandmother to his mother, and he claimed to learn about comedy and timing from watching "Monty Python's Flying Circus." He once said his favorite celebrity to impersonate was Jack Nicholson. To learn more fun facts, come to our 4/30 event!