Tag Archives: African Americans

Minorities in the Barometer, the 1970s

Posted on June 20, 2012 by fernandn

Barometer Reel, 1977 and various 1970s articles Throughout the year many students researching minority groups and multicultural issues on campus ask for assistance locating appropriate resouces. One of the resouces we always suggest is OSU’s student newspaper, The Daily Barometer. The Barometer is … Continue reading →

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2nd Addition to the Jean Moule Papers

Posted on June 14, 2012 by fernandn

Contents of the 2nd Addition to the Jean Moule Papers MSS Jean Moule Papers, 1984-2011 Accession Number: 2012:038 This addition is made up of employment records, photographs, student assignments, and VHS videotape. Focused on the past practice in some Oregon towns … Continue reading →

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Parish History Day at St. Philips

Posted on May 26, 2012 by fernandn

Last weekend I had the opportunity to visit St. Philip the Deacon Episcopal Church for Parish History Day. Natalia and I had been planning the event for many weeks with help from Madeline, our main contact at St. Philips.  There … Continue reading →

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The OMA at NWA 2012

Posted on May 2, 2012 by fernandn

The OMA attended the Northwest Archivists Conference 2012 this past weekend! This year the conference took place in Salem, Oregon and it was a joint meeting with the Oregon Heritage Commission. It was a great turn-out; there were at least … Continue reading →

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Father Lee Owen Stone

Posted on April 27, 2012 by fernandn

“When you’re working with an individual, you get down to his personal needs. You never know where you are when you’re groping around in a sermon.” – Fr. L.O. Stone Father Lee Owen Stone began his journey to become the … Continue reading →

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St. Philip the Deacon Episcopal Church

Posted on April 17, 2012 by fernandn

 They say, “You’re only as good as the company you keep,” and judging by the over 900 photographs I have inventoried thus far from the St. Philip the The Deacon Episcopal Church collection I can tell you that the St. Philip’s congregation keeps the best of … Continue reading →

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Urban League Meeting Minutes

Posted on March 30, 2012 by fernandn

The complete set of Urban League of Portland meeting minutes is now online within ScholarsArchive, OSU’s digital repository! The meeting minutes currently housed by the archives include the years 1945-1949, 1964-1995, 1998, 2000, and all PDFs are Full Text Searchable! Click Here for the Complete … Continue reading →

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Addition to the Jean Moule Papers

Posted on March 16, 2012 by fernandn

Addition to the Jean Moule Papers MSS Jean Moule Papers, 1984-2011 Accession Number: 2012:016 [0.70 cubic foot] Additional Materials Dates: 1998-2002 This addition to the Jean Moule Papers documents Moule’s development of the Alternate Placement and Math/Science Curriculum Development for Preservice … Continue reading →

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Women of the Oregon Multicultural Archives Display

Posted on March 9, 2012 by fernandn

Women of the OMA Display, 2012 In honor of Women’s History Month, the Oregon Multicultural Archives is celebrating by recognizing eight incredible women of African-American, Asian-American, Latino/a, and Native American heritage:              Annette Green          Jean Moule                         Ruth Nomura-Tanbara        Hazel … Continue reading →

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Oregon Anti-Apartheid Scrapbook

Posted on March 2, 2012 by fernandn

Two Pages from the Oregon Anti-Apartheid Scrapbook MSS Ferguson, Ed Oregon Anti-Apartheid Scrapbook, 1980-1982 Accession 2012:010   Digital Copy Available via ScholarsArchive Oregon Anti-Apartheid Scrapbook – ScholarsArchive The Oregon Anti-Apartheid Scrapbook is made up of newspaper clippings assembled by OSU history … Continue reading →

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