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								"A slide show" seems a weak description of the power of audio and visual media to communicate ideas. When used with creativity and imagination, the still camera and audiovisual recorder combined with innovative presentation techniques, can produce a vehicle that communicate, not only information, but also moods and feelings. Don Hunter
Museum of Natural and Cultural History 1680 East 15th Avenue Eugene, OR 97403 541-346-3024 mnh@uoregon.edu
		Hear the complete NPR 'All Things Considered: Don Hunter Lost and Found Sounds.' "Don Hunter: Cataloger of Memories" by Angela Kellner, Finalist in the Daniel Schorr Journalism Prize (audio file: Real Player required) Register-Guard article: "Sound bites: Parades. Locomotives. Telephone operators. You name the sound, and chances are Don Hunter has recorded it" (fee required to read full article)			Find out more about the University of Oregon Museum of Natural History and University Libraries Don Hunter DVD Archive Project University of Oregon Libraries 'News Briefs' featuring IMLS grant to preserve Don Hunter's presentations Read the University of Oregon's news release about the IMLS grant to preserve Don Hunter's presentations

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Page Description: Preserving Sights and Sounds of Oregon the Don Hunter Legacy: Don Hunter, photographer and founder of the University of Oregon Audio and Visual Center, has been recording the sounds and images of the Pacific Northwest, Oregon, and Eugene since the 1930s. Mr. Hunter owns a vast collection of Oregon audio recordings and Oregon slide photography that encompasses Oregon's natural and cultural history of the 20th century.

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