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Edith Margaret Coulter |
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1952
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"The Universality of California History" by Rodman W. Paul,
Professor of History at Cal Tech |
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1953
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"The Western Man and His Tradition" by Savoie
Lottinville, Director of the University of Oklahoma Press November 13, 1953 CLA Conference in Stockton |
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1954
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"A Bibliographic Tour of Latin America" by Hubert
Herring, Professor of Latin American Civilization at Claremont Graduate
School October 13, 1954 CLA Conference in Long Beach |
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1955
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"The California Scholar in British Libraries"
by Sears R. Jayne, Department of English at UC Berkeley October 27, 1955 CLA Conference in San Jose |
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1956
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"Libraries and Scholars" by John E. Pomfret,
Director of the Huntington Library October 31, 1956 CLA Conference in San Diego |
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1957
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"Who saw the Elephant" by George P. Hammond,
Director of the Bancroft Library October 17, 1957 CLA Conference in Fresno |
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1958
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"Reorganizing - Here and There" by Emerson Greenaway,
President of ALA October 30, 1958 CLA Conference in Long Beach |
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1959
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"After Zamorano or California Spanish Imprints, November
1836 to 1845" by George L. Harding, President of the California
Historical Society and the Northwest Advisory Council of the Bibliographical
Society of America October 22, 1959 CLA Conference in Sacramento |
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1960
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"The Creation of the UN Charter" by C. Easton
Rothwell, President of Mills College CLA Conference in Pasadena |
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1961
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"Random Recollections of an Antiquarian Bookseller"
by David B. Magee, Antiquarian Bookseller in San Francisco November 2, 1961 CLA Conference in Berkeley |
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1962
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"Keepers of the Heritage" by John W. Caughey,
California Historian October 25, 1962 CLA Conference in Coronado |
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1963
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"The Present is Not What it was" by Neal R. Harlow,
Dean of the Graduate School of Library Service at Rutgers University December 12, 1963 CLA Conference in San Francisco |
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1964
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"The Frontier and American Culture" by Ray Allen
Billington CLA Conference in Los Angeles |
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1965
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"Plutarch's Last Stand: Or Biography West of the Pecos"
by Richard H. Dillon, Sutro Librarian December 9, 1965 CLA Conference in San Francisco |
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1966
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"Public Libraries in California before the Deluge"
by Ray E. Held, Associate Professor UC School of Librarianship, Berkeley October 8, 1966 CLA Conference in Los Angeles |
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1967
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"The Sierra Club, Wilderness and Books" by David
R. Brower, Executive Director of the Sierra Club October 26 in Yosemite National Park |
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1968
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"The Example of Miss Edith M. Coulter" by Lawrence
Clark Powell, Dean Emeritus, Graduate School of Library Service, UCLA
October 25, 1968 CLA Conference in San Diego |
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1969
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Ansel Adams CLA Conference in San Francisco |
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1970
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James D. Hart CLA Conference in Los Angeles |
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1971
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"The Librarian and California's Small Printers &
Small Publishers" by Roger Levenson |
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1972
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"History and Historians" by Ariel Durant
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1973
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"'Lying Jim' and Truthful James: California in Fiction
before 1900" by John Swingle, Antiquarian Book Dealer, Specialist
in Californiana December 10, 1973 CLA Conference |
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1974
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Dr. Jose Elgorriago, Chairman of the Foreign Language
Department, California State University Fresno November 13, 1974 CLA Conference in San Diego |
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1975
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Willa Baum |
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1976
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"A Voice from the Stacks" by John D. Weaver December 5, 1976 CLA Conference in Los Angeles |
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1977
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"Edith M. Coulter: A Tribute and a Bouquet" by
Henry Miller Madden, University Librarian at the California State University,
Fresno December 4, 1977 CLA Conference in San Francisco |
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1978
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Dorothy Bevis |
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1979
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"Fine presses, the production of Moby Dick" by
Andrew Hoyen December 8, 1979 |
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1980
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Edwin Carpenter |
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1981
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"Been in the Storm So Long: the Aftermath of Slavery"
by Leon F. Litwack, Author and UC Berkeley Professor June 30, 1981 |
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1982
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"The secret garden of censorship: ourselves"
by Celeste West |
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1983
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Richard H. Dillon December 4, 1983 CLA Conference in Oakland |
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1984
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1985
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"Censorship and the Moral Majority" by Jessica
Mitford November 17, 1985 CLA Conference in Oakland |
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1986
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"Growing up with Lawrence Clark Powell" by Ward
Ritchie, Founder of Ward Ritchie Press (1932) November 17, 1986 CLA Conference in Long Beach |
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1987
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Cyra McFadden, Author and Lecturer November 15, 1987 CLA Conference in Santa Clara |
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1988
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"The Rise of Los Angeles as an American Bibliographic
Center" by Kevin Starr November 12, 1988 CLA Conference in Fresno |
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1989
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William Turnbull, Owner of North Point Press November 12, 1989 CLA Conference in Oakland |
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1990
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"The Art of Storytelling" by Isabel Allende,
Author November 4, 1990 CLA Conference San Diego |
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1991
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"My Heroes have always been Librarians" by Alice Kahn,
Humorist November 1991, CLA Conference |
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1992
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"The Economic Crisis and the Book World" by Jeff
Weber, Owner of Jeff Weber Rare Books November 15, 1992 CLA Conference in Long Beach |
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1993
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"Television and the Eclipse of Literacy" by.
Todd Gitlin, UCB Department of Sociology, Director of the Mass Communications
Program at UC Berkeley November 14, 1993 CLA Conference in Oakland |
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1994
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"Library of Tomorrow: Connecting the Seeker and the
Sought" by Lucy Siefert Wegner, Director of the Center for Scholarly
Technology at USC November 13, 1994 CLA Conference in Anaheim |
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1995
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Clifford Stoll November 12, 1995 CLA Conference in Santa Clara |
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1996
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"Libraries: Building on our Community Center"
by Judy Nadler, Mayor of Santa Clara November 17, 1996, CLA Conference in Sacramento |
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1997
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"Beyond Babel: Forging the California Consensus"
by Kevin Starr, State Librarian of California November 16, 1997 CLA Conference in Pasadena |
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1998
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"In Defense of Idleness" by. Ben H. Bagdikian,
Dean Emeritus of UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism November 15, 1998 CLA Conference in Oakland |
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1999
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"Mining the Commons: The Privatization of Everything
in the Age of the Silicon Gold Rush" by Gray Brechin November 14, 1999 CLA Conference in Palm Springs |
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2000
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"Libraries: The Cornerstone of Democracy" by Nancy Kanich,
President, American Library Association |
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2001
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"Privacy, Promotion and Public Records on the Internet"
by Karen Coyle, California Digital Library, University of California
November 5, 2001 CLA Conference in Long Beach |
