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W.E.B. DU BOIS LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST MANUSCRIPT NUMBER 374
Compiled by Linda Seidman
Jared Crellin Jim Cundy Heather Perkins Anne-Marie Tatem Papers donated in 1994 by Sidney Topol. Linear feet of shelf space occupied 65 Number of boxes 45 Boxes 38 and 39 restricted until 2022.
1941 Graduated, Boston Latin School 1941-42 Studied Chemistry as undergraduate at University of Massachusetts 1943-46 Served as Communications Officer, Second Lieutenant, Army Air Corps 1944-45 Studied at Harvard/MIT Radar School 1947 Graduated, University of Massachusetts, B.S. Physics 1947-48 Physicist, antenna design, Naval Research Laboratory 1948-49 Graduate work in Electrical Engineering, University of California Berkeley 1951 Married Lillian Friedman. Three daughters. 1949-71 Served 22 years with Raytheon Company as Engineering Manager Director of Marketing, Raytheon-Europe General Manager, Selenia Telecommunications Division, Rome, Italy General Manager, Communications Division, Norwood, MA While at Raytheon, Topol was involved with developing electronic news gathering equipment, microwave systems (one of which was sold to the Swedish Air Force), PCM (the beginnings of digitizing speech channels), and the development and installation of l00 foot earth stations for Intelsat in Hawaii, West Virginia, Puerto Rico and California, which became the major gateway for traffic to satellites and allowed, for the first time, live television coverage in the U.S. from overseas. 1971-97 Scientific-Atlanta, Inc. 1971-83 President 1975-87 Chief Executive Officer 1978-90 Chairman of the Board 1971-97 Director During Topol’s tenure at Scientific-Atlanta, the company grew from $l6 million to over $600 million in sales, due to its involvement in developing the concept of cable/satellite connection, which together with programming developed by HBO and transportable earth stations developed by TelePrompTer and manufactured by Scientific-Atlanta, established satellite-delivered television for the cable industry. 1980 Corporate Leadership Award, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1980 Vanguard Award, National Cable Television Association 1982 Man of the Year Award, Boston Latin School 1985 Honorary Degree (D.Sc.), University of Massacchusetts 1988 Co-chair with Ann McLaughlin, former Secretary of Labor, and former President Jimmy Carter, Conference on Competitiveness, in Atlanta. 1989 Recipient, Electronic Industries Association Medal of Honor, the electronic industry’s highest award 1989 Executive of the Year Award, College of Business Administration, University of Georgia 1989 Appointed Fellow, Center for Business and Government, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. 1990 Alumni Award, School of Management, University of Massachusetts 1990 Honoree, Women in Cable, Washington, DC 1991 Satellite Hall of Fame Award 1991 Honoree, Walter Kaitz Foundation, New York 1991 Polly Dunn Award, Southern Cable Television Association 1991 Appointed Director and Vice Chairman, Monitor Television, Inc. 1993-95 Chair, Massachusetts Telecommunications Council SCOPE AND CONTENTS NOTE The papers (1944-97) of Sidney Topol (1924- ), a Massachusetts native and University of Massachusetts alumnus, Class of 1947, document the career of a pioneer in telecommunications who, as CEO of Scientific-Atlanta, helped forge the cable/satellite connection that triggered the growth of cable television in the United States. Among the 65 linear feet of professional correspondence, speeches, subject files, oral histories, newsclippings, photographs and audiovisual materials, as well as in the engineering notebooks, reports and product brochures for Topol’s Raytheon years and in the reports, plans, and board of directors records for Scientific-Atlanta, lie the record of Sidney Topol’s contributions at key junctures in the development of the telecommunications industry. At Raytheon, he was involved in developing microwave systems and the development and installation of 100 foot earth stations for Intelsat, which became the major gateway for traffic to satellites and allowed, for the first time, live television coverage in the United States from overseas. During his tenure at Scientific- Atlanta, the company grew from $16 million in sales to over $600 million, due to his efforts to strategically position the company as a global force in the satellite and cable TV industries, the marriage of which he fostered. There is further documentation, in the records of his chairmanship of the Electronic Industries Association’s Advanced Television Committee and in the records of his co-chairmanship of a major conference on competitiveness in 1988 at the Carter Center, as well as in the subject files, of Sidney Topol’s wide recognition as a man of wisdom, experience and vision in the areas of international competitiveness, high definition television, and U.S. export policy. Finally, the papers document Mr. Topol’s active participation in the business, civic, educational, political and cultural arenas of Atlanta, Boston and, on occasion, Washington D.C. The papers have been arranged in eight series: l. Biographical/Bibliographical, 1962-97 2. Correspondence, 1951-96 3. Subject Files, 1967-95 4. Raytheon Records, 1950-74 5. Scientific-Atlanta Records, 1960-97 6. Electronic Industries Association, HDTV Committee Records, 1985-94 7. Carter Center, Consultation on Competitiveness Records, 1979[1985-89] 8. Photographs and Audiovisual Materials, 1944-92 SERIES DESCRIPTIONS SERIES 1: BIOGRAPHICAL/BIBLIOGRAPHICAL, 1967-97 1 BOX
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The series is arranged chronologically by year, with an annual list of correspondents, as kept by Sidney Topol’s office staff in notebooks. Some years, letters, telexes and memoranda were kept separately. Additional correspondence can be found in the Subject Files, Raytheon Records, the EIA/HDTV materials, the Carter Center Consultation on Competitiveness files, and, for the period following his active service at Scientific-Atlanta when he still served on the Board of Directors, in the Board of Directors materials in Series 5, Scientific-Atlanta Records. A complete list of the correspondents in all series is available from the repository. SERIES 3: SUBJECT FILES, 1967-95 15 BOXES
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Additional materials documenting some of the most important products developed while Topol served as Project Engineer, as well as photos from various stages of his career at Raytheon can be found in Series 8, Photographs and Audiovisual Materials. Series 2, Correspondence, includes documents from this entire period, too.
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Annual reports, 1960-95; Board of Directors meeting materials, 1971-97, including minutes, supporting documents, correspondence, reports; monthly reports, 1993-94; quarterly reports, 1993-97; financial reviews, 1994 and ‘96; the records of three committees--Human Resources and Compensation (1985-89), Pension Investment (1989, ‘93) and the Audit Committee (1983-95) comprise this series. Also, financial history notebooks for 1952-86 and 1971-89, along with other financial summaries. In addition, planning materials for 1980-94; a set of McKinsey and Co. reports, 1982; card and gift lists; desk calendars and telephone logs. Two boxes of materials restricted until 2022 include primarily materials pertaining to executive compensation. Much additional material pertaining to Sidney Topol’s stewardship of the company can be found in the Subject Files and in the Correspondence series, as well as in the Biographical/Bibliographical materials. SERIES 6: ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, HDTV COMMITTEE, RECORDS, 1985-94 2 BOXES
SERIES 7: CARTER CENTER, CONSULTATION ON COMPETITIVENESS, RECORDS, 1979[1985-89] 2 BOXES
Sidney Topol’s files as co-chair with former President Jimmy Carter and former Secretary of Labor Ann McLaughlin of a major conference on competitiveness in 1988. Includes planning materials, correspondence, conference papers and publications, and related materials. Participants included Roy Ash, Arden Bement Jr., Derek Bok, Richard E. Cavanagh, Michael Dertouzos, Joseph Duffey, William Farley, Robert W. Galvin, C. Jackson Grayson Jr., George N. Hatsopoulos, Matina S. Horner, Mel Levine, Alan Magazine, Albert Shanker, Lawrence Summers, Brian Turner, Laura D’Andrea Tyson, Paul Volcker, An Wang, and Murray Weidenbaum. SERIES 8: PHOTOS AND AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS, 1944-92 2 BOXES
Additional photos, those from the Scientific-Atlanta period, document a visit from Senator Sam Nunn and others, signing an order agreement with William J. Bresnan of TelePrompTer in 1977, a press conference at Nieman-Marcus in 1979 when a Scientific-Atlanta earth station was the premier offering in the Christmas Catalog, trips to China in 1980 and 1985, White House briefing session meetings with President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George Bush, shows for the cable television industry, and other events. The audiovisual materials include videotapes of interviews with Sidney Topol, speeches and presentations, and awards events. Others concern Scientific-Atlanta or the cable television industry. An audiotape of a panel discussion concerning HDTV and competitiveness is included, as well. [missing…1 page] CONTAINER LIST, (cont'd) Series 1: Biographical / Bibliographical, 1962 97 Bibliographical, cont'd: BB23 "Upward Trends in Telecommunications; Marketing & Finance" 1976 BB24 Re: Scientific Atlanta Boston Stockbrokers Club 11 10 76 BB25 "The Growth and Future of Satellite Communications" ca. 1977 BB26 "New Communications and Control Products for the Home" ca. 1977 BB27 Atlanta Society of Financial Analysts 1978 BB28 "Small Earth Station Satellite Communications in the USA", International Astronautical Congress 1979 BB29 Tsai and Co., New York 1979 BB30 Georgia Tech Colloquium, on Strategic Planning 1980 BB31 Presentation and discussion, New York Society of Security Analysts 1981 BB32 The Cable Satellite Connection for Entertainment and Business", International Association of Satellite Users 1981 BB33 Trends and Directions 1982 or 83 BB34 Southern Technical Institute Commencement 1982 BB35 "Trends for the Future Satellite and Cable Television", Financial Times Conference on World Telecommunications, London 1983 BB36 Tsai Forum discussion, New York 11 28 84 BB37 Federal Reserve Group, Atlanta, Presentation to, 1985 BB38 "Learning from the Past and Looking into the Future", Small Earth Station Symposium, Intelstat Headquarters Washington D.C. 1987 BB39 New York Society of Security Analysts 1987 BB40 American Association for the Advancement of Science 1988 BB41 "Tied Aid Credit Issue", Foreword by ST 1989 BB42 Statement before Energy & Commerce Subcommittee on Telecommunications & Finance 9 7 88 BB43 "Consumer Electronics, HDTV and the Competitiveness of the US Economy", Preface by ST 1989 BB44 EIA Medal of Honor 1989 BB45 Palmer Lecture: "Post Broadcast Television", Penn State 1990 BB46 High Definition Television (some thoughts) 2 1 90 BB47 "Satellite Television's Global Impact', CFIA Communications Seminar 10/29/90 BB48 Marconi Council 1990 BB49 Satel Conseil, Parts 1&2 1990 BB50 Kaitz Foundation Dinner 9/25/91 BB51 Video Outlook (Cable labs) 1991 BB52 "Satellite Communications Still Emerging", Editorial, Microwave Journal n.d. Series 2: Correspondence, 1951 90 Box # Contents Dates 2 Correspondence 1951 62 3 " 1963 71 4 " 1972 76 5 " 1976 77 6 " (1976 77) 1978 7 " 1978 70 (1980) 8 " 1980
9 " 1980 82 10 " 1982 85 (1987) 11 " 1985 90
12 124 Ace Awards 1988 125 ACTV 1991 126 Addresses/Lists 1992 127 Advanced Communications Engineering, Inc. (ADCOM) 1987 128 Advanced Television Systems (ATS) Workshop Paris 1992 129 Alexander, Cecil 1991 130 Algeria 1982-85 131 Alpha Industries, Inc. 1992 132 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1991 133 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Forum 1988 134 American Business Conference 1988 135 American Business Conference 1988 136 American Business Conference, Washington 1988 137 American Business Conference 1989 138 American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Conference 1990 139 American Jewish Committee 1991 140 American Marketing Association 1986 141 American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) 1988 142 American Vocational Association 1985 143 The Annenberg Washington Program Forum 1989 144 Apple Corps, Inc. 1984 145 Ashoka 1991 146 Ashoka 1992 147-150 Aspen Institute (4 folders) 1992 151 Association for Corporate Growth 1979 152 Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Trip 1987 153 Atlanta District Export Council 1979-87 154 Atlanta Partnership of Business and Education 1990 155 Atlanta Partnership of Business and Education/ Science and Tech. Committee 1988-89 13 156 Australia 1983 86 157 Baptist Meeting 1983 158 Berry College Visit 1983 159 BICC, David Booth Visit 1983 160 Bloch Dinner 1989 161 Boston Ballet 1991 162 Boston Latin School 1984 90 163 Boston Latin School 1991 164 Boston Latin School 1991 165 Boston Latin School 1991 92 166 Boston University 1990 167 Bretton Woods Committee Governor's Meeting 1989 168 Cable News Network (CNN) 1989 169 CablePAC 1991 170 Cable Summit Conference 1984 171 Cable Television Administration and Marketing Society, Inc. (CTAM) 1986 172 Cable Television Administration and Marketing Society, Inc. (CTAM) 1986 173 Card and Gift Lists [1989,91],'92 174 Carnegie Foundation 1992 175 Carter Center of Emory University 1987-88 176 Carter Center, Middle East Consultation: A Look To the Future 1987
178 Carter Center 1990-91 179 Carter Center USSR TV 1991 180 Carter Center 1992 181 Casey, William (CIA) Breakfast 1986 182-84 Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) (3 folders) 1988-90 185 Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Quadrangular Forum 1990
12 124 Ace Awards 1988 125 ACTV 1991 126 Addresses/Lists 1992 127 Advanced Communications Engineering, Inc. (ADCOM) 1987 128 Advanced Television Systems (ATS) Workshop-Paris 1992 129 Alexander, Cecil 1991 130 Algeria 1982-85 131 Alpha Industries, Inc. 1992 132 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1991 133 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Forum 1988 134 American Business Conference 1988 135 American Business Conference 1988 136 American Business Conference, Washington 1988 137 American Business Conference 1989 138 American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Conference 1990 139 American Jewish Committee 1991 140 American Marketing Association 1986 141 American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) 1988 142 American Vocational Association 1985 143 The Annenberg Washington Program Forum 1989 144 Apple Corps, Inc. 1984 145 Ashoka 1991 146 Ashoka 1992 147-150 Aspen Institute (4 folders) 1992 151 Association for Corporate Growth 1979 152 Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Trip 1987 153 Atlanta District Export Council 1979-87 154 Atlanta Partnership of Business and Education 1990 155 Atlanta Partnership of Business and Education/Science and Tech. Committee 1988-89 156 Australia 1983-86 157 Baptist Meeting 1983 158 Berry College Visit 1983 159 BICC, David Booth Visit 1983 160 Bloch Dinner 1989 161 Boston Ballet 1991 162 Boston Latin School 1984-90 163 Boston Latin School 1991 164 Boston Latin School 1991 165 Boston Latin School 1991-92 166 Boston University 1990 167 Bretton Woods Committee Governor’s Meeting 1989 168 Cable News Network (CNN) 1989 169 CablePAC 1991 170 Cable Summit Conference 1984 171 Cable Television Administration and Marketing Society, Inc. (CTAM) 1986 172 Cable Television Administration and Marketing Society, Inc. (CTAM) 1986 173 Card and Gift Lists [1989,91],’92 174 Carnegie Foundation 1992 175 Carter Center of Emory University 1987-88 176 Carter Center, Middle East Consultation: A Look To the Future 1987 177 Carter Center of Emory University, Board of Councilors 1987-90 178 Carter Center 1990-91 179 Carter Center USSR TV 1991 180 Carter Center 1992 181 Casey, William (CIA) Breakfast 1986 182-84 Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) (3 folders) 1988-90 185 Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Quadrangular Forum 1990 186 Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) 1991 187 Chief Executive Officer’s (CEO) Computer School (IBM) 1982 14 188-89 CEO Forum (2 folders) 1986-87 190 Certificate in Management Program 1986 191 Chase Manhattan Luncheon 1980 192 China Trip 1977 193 China Trip-- Electronic Industries Association (EIA) Press Releases 1977 194 China, People’s Republic of, Visit to Scientific- Atlanta 1978,’87 195 China, People’s Republic of--SATCOM 1979 196 China, People’s Republic of, Trip with Governor Busbee 1980 197 China Trip 1985 198 China-WJS 1986 199 Christmas Cards 1991 200 City of Hope Dinner-Sidney Topol 1989 201 Clark Atlanta University Board of Trustees (BOT) 1988-89 202 Clark Atlanta University Business School Advisory Board 1980-89 203 Clark Atlanta University 1990 204-07 Clark Atlanta University (4 folders) 1991 208 Clearpoint Research Foundation 1989 209 College Recruiting 1984 210 Commerce, Dept. of 1989 211 Committee of 200 Meeting 1986 212 Communications and Information Conference 1990 213 Communications Satellite Corporation (COMSAT) 1980-87 214 Community Antenna Television Association (CATA) 1985 215 Comoros 1986-88 216 Conference Board Southeastern 1982 217 Conference Board, Inc. 1990 14 218 Conference for Senior Executives of High Tech Companies 1989 219 Consulting 1991 220 Conte, Hon. Silvio O., Dinner--University of Massachusetts 1987 221 Contel Board of Directors 1984 222 Council on Competitiveness 1988-89 223 Council on Competitiveness 1990-91 224 Cowen and Company Meeting 1985 225 Cowen and Company--Computer and Telecommunications Industry Conference 1986 226 Cowen and Company, Doral Country Club 1987 227 Cox Cable Managers Meeting 1982 228 D.C. Connections 1991 15 229 Defense (Task Force on Foreign Ownership) 1988-90 230 Democratic Leadership Council 1986 231 Democratic Leadership Council--Dallas 1986 232 Democratic Leadership Council Fall Conference 1989 233-34 Democratic National Committee-Democratic Business Council (2 folders) 1988 235 Democratic National Committee-Democratic Business Council 1989 236 Democratic National Committee-Democratic Business Council 1990 237 Democratic National Convention 1988 238 Ditchley Conference 1987 239 Dowden Center, Advisory Board 1989 240 Dowden Center Dedication--University of Georgia (UGA) Visit 1990 242 DVS Visit 1990 243 Eastern Cable TV Trade Show 1982 244 Eastern Cable TV Trade Show--Atlanta 1983 245 Eastern Show--Southern Cable Television Association (SCTA) Presentation 1985 246 East-West Trade Policy, Center for 1987-90 15 247 East-West Trade Policy, Center for- Conference 1988 248 East-West Trade Policy, Center for-Workshop/Luncheon, 1989 249 Eckman, Ray-Retirement Parties 1986 250 Economic Development, Atlanta/Teacher Business Roundtable 1987 251 Edelson Technology Associates 1980 252 Education 1988-89 253 Education Summit 1988 254 Education Summit 1989 255 Educational Television Advisory Committee 1981-82 256 Electronic Industries Association (EIA) 1982,’87 257 Electronic Industries Association (EIA) Board of Governor’s Meeting 1988 258 Electronic Industries Association (EIA) Spring Conference 1988 259 Electronic Industries Association (EIA)/Telecommunications Industry Association Board of Directors 1988 260 Electronic Industries Association (EIA)/ATV Multiport Receiver Subcommittee 1988-89 261 Electronic Industries Association (EIA) Spring Conference 1989 262 Electronic Industries Association Exports Talk 1989 263 Electronic Industries Association-Medal of Honor 1989 16 264 Electronic Industries Association Spring Conference 1990 265 Electronic Industries Association/Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Meeting 1990 266 Electronic Industries Association (EIA) Consumer Electronics Show-Sidney Topol Talk (video key note address) 1991 267 Electronic Industries Association (EIA)/Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Board of Governors Meeting 1991 268 Electronic Industries Association (EIA) Board of Governors 1992 269 Electronic Industries Foundation 1991 270 Electronics and Aerospace Systems Conference (EASCON) 1981 271 ELTA 1986 272 Emmy Award--National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 1982 16 273 Emory University Business School 1976-86 274 Emory University--Board of Visitors 1979-86 275 Emory University Business School--National Dialogue Series 1983 276 Emory University Business School Task Force on Computers Advisory Board 1986-87 277 Emory Business School Club Breakfast Meeting 1987 278 Emory University Business School, John Robson Lunch 1987 279 Emory University Business School “Center for Leadership and Career Studies” 1989-91 280 (not used) 281 Emory Business School Dean’s Advisory Council 1989-91 282 Emory University Business School CCLC CEO Leadership Workshop 1991 283 Employee Breakfast Meetings 1983-87 284 European Trip 1986 285 Export-Import Bank of the United States Advisory Committee 1989 286 Export-Import Bank Conference for Bankers and Exporters 1989 287 Export-Import Bank Visit 1988 288 Export-Import Bank of the United States Advisory Committee Meeting, Subcommittee on Competitiveness of Export Financing 1989 289 Export NOW Advisory Committee 1988 290 Export NOW Advisory Committee 1989 291 Export Promotion Board for Export PAC 1983 292 Federal Reserve Bank 1985 293 Federal Reserve Bank Conference 1991-92 294 Feldstein, Martin Luncheon 1981 295 Financial Contracts 1987 296 Financial Times Conference 1983 17 297 First Atlanta Board 1991 298 First Boston High Tech Conference 1985 299 First Liberty Institute 1990-91 17 300 Food Marketing Convention 1987 301 Forbes Article by Mr. Chakravarty 1982 302 Fowler, Blair 1985 303 Frazer, Mel and Associates 1980 304 Gabon 1986-87 305 GATT 1989 306 General Cinema--Richard Smith 1983 307 General Electric (G.E.) 1977 308 Georgia Association of Broadcasters 1982 309 Georgia (GA) Education Leadership Academy 1988 310 Georgia Military College 1987-88 311 Georgia Southern Presentation 1989 312 Georgia (GA) State Executive MBA Class 1984 313 Georgia Tech 1990 314 Georgia Tech Colloquium on Strategic Planning 1980 315 Givens’, Will Articles 1979-80 316 Global Broadcasting, Foundation for 1987 317 Golden Jubilee Commission on Telecommunications 1985 318 Goldman-Sachs 1990 319 Golf Outing, Scientific-Atlanta (S-A) 1982 320 Governor’s International Award 1980 321 Griffin Corporation 1977-79 322 Haifa, University of, Proposal n.d. 323 Handy Associates 1980-82 324 Harris, Burt 1992 325 Harvard Business School 1973-84 326 Harvard Business School Address 1982 327 Harvard Business School-Senior Executive Session- Corporate Strategy 1984-85 328 Harvard Business School Graduates 1986 329 Harvard Business School 1987-92 17 330 Harvard Business School World Trade and Global Competition Colloquium 1991 331 Harvard Business School Case Study-Scientific Atlanta 1979 332 Harvard Business School Case Studies 1992 333 Harvard-Classes 1989 334 Harvard Club 1990 335 Harvard Correspondence 1989 336 Harvard Correspondence, 1 of 2 1990 337 Harvard Correspondence, 2 of 2 1990 338 Harvard Correspondence 1991-93 339 Harvard-HDTV 1989-92 340 Harvard-(Faculty) Industrial Policy Seminar-Minutes 1982-84 341 Harvard-Kennedy School of Government 1984,’90-92 342 Harvard/JFK Center for Business and Government (CBG) Consortium on Competitiveness and Cooperation- Boston Academic Workshop 1990 343 Harvard/JFK Center for Business and Government (CBG) 1989-92 344 Harvard/JFK CBG Georgia Power Study of Foreign Direct Investment and Local Economic Development 1988-90 18 345 Harvard/JFK CBG Globalization of Business and the American Community 1991 346 Harvard/JFK CBG Globalization of Business and the Community-fundraising 1990-91 347 Harvard/JFK School CBG Globalization of Business and the American Community-Seminar Series 1990-91 348 Harvard/JFK School of Government Center for Business and Government, the Globalization of Business and Its Impact on the New England Economy, Seminar 1991 349 Harvard/JFK School of Government Center for Business and Government, Globalization of Business and the American
350 Harvard/JFK CBG Globalization of Business and the American Community-Conference, papers by speakers 1992 351 Harvard/JFK CBG Globalization-Research, Articles, Testimonies n.d. 18 352 Harvard/JFK School of Government Globalization-Research Proposals, Reports 1989-90 353 Harvard/JFK CBG Reports 1990-91 354 Harvard-Bernstein, Fred (Director, IEE) 1990 355 Harvard-Bowles, Samuel; Edwards, Richard 1988-90 356 Harvard-Branscomb, Lewis 1989-91 357 Harvard-Dorringer, Peter B.; Terkla, David B. 1990 358 Harvard-Dunlop, John T. 1989 359 Harvard-Goodman, Craig G. 1991 360 Harvard-Graham, Edward M. (IIF) 1990 361 Harvard-Reich, Robert B. 1990 362 Harvard-Scherer, F.M. 1989-92 363 Harvard-Tyson, Laura; Communications 1989-90 364 Harvard-Vickers, John [1989?] 365 Harvard-Yoffie, David B. 1990 366 Harvard/JFK/ Center for Business and Government Luncheon Seminar Series 1989-92 367 Harvard/JFK School, Joan Shorenstein Barone Center 1989 368 Harvard 1989-90 369 Harvard University 1989-90 370 Harvard, notes n.d. 371 High Technology Conference 1983 372 High Technology Conference 1986 373 High Tech Society, Preparing Children for, Keynoter 1983 374 Home Box Office (HBO) 1981-83 375 Home Box Office (HBO) Visit 1993 376 Hunt Report 1982 377 Hyman, Lester/re: Dinner--Center for National Policy 1989 378 Inglis, Andrew 1983-84 379 Institute for International Economy 1990-91 380 Institute for National Strategic Studies 1990 381 Intelmatics--Trade Show 1982 18 382 Intelsat Symposium 1987 383 International Association of Satellite Users (IASU) 1981 384 International Astronautical Congress 1979 19 385 International Business Machines (IBM)/SBS 1985 386 International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)-- V. Learson Dinner (Boston Latin School) 1989 387 International Communications Association (ICA) Conference 1989 388 International Executive Service Corps 1990 389 International Leadership Forum 1989-90 390 International Society of Satellite Professionals 1987 391 International Space University 1990 392 International Trade Conference 1987 393 Iran 1984 394 Israel 1983-84 395 Israel Trip 1985 396 Israel Trip 1987 397 Italian Visit--Alberti, Samoggia and Piatelli 1983 398 Japan-America Society of Georgia 1983-85 399 Japan Trip 1982 400 Japan Trip 1985 401 Jury Duty 1982 402 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation 1990 403 Kadish, Jules 1990 404 Kagan, Paul Seminar 1983 405 Kaitz, Walter Dinner 1988 406 Kaitz, Walter, Foundation Dinner Honoring Sidney Topol 1991 407 L’Aquila Symposium 1990 408 Legal 1992 409 Lexington Group 1981 410 London: Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Economic Mission 1979 411 Luxembourg 1984 19 412 MACO Meeting 1984 413 Management Analysis Center (M.A.C.) 1984 414 Manufacturing Studies Board, Committee on the Causes and Consequences of the Internationalization of U.S. Manufacturing 1989 415 Manufacturing Studies Board-National Research Council Commission on Engineering and Technical Systems 1988 416 Marconi International Fellowship 1984 417 Marconi International Fellowship 1990-91 418 Marconi International Fellowship Symposium 1990 419 Marketing Department 1979 420 Marriot 1992 421 Massachusetts Corporation for Educational Telecommunications (MCET) 1992 422 [Massachusetts] Governor’s Council on Economic Growth and Technology: Subcommittee on Telecommunications Development 1992 423 [Massachusetts] Governor’s Council on Economic Growth and Technology: Subcommittee on Telecommunications Development 1993 20 424 [Massachusetts] Governor’s Council on Economic Growth and Technology: Subcommittee on Telecommunications Development 1993 425 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Lecture 1976 426 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)--F.D. Abramson, Ph.D 1977 427 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 1983-84 428 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Luncheon 1983 429 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 1985 430 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 1988-89 431 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 1991 432 Mass Telecommunications Council 1992-93 433 MBA Panel (National Black MBA Association 1983 434 McKinsey Study (Harris Intertype and Radiation) 1967-76 435 Microelectronics & Computer Technology Corporation (MCC) 1983 20 436/37 Miscellaneous (2 folders) 1991 438 Mitel Press Conference 1982 439 Monaco Conference Trip Notes 1981 440 Money Managers/Invest Advisors 1991 441 Monitor Channel 1991 442 Monitor Monthly 1992 443 Morocco 1984 444 Morris Brown College Board of Advisors 1979-83 445 Mundus Information Systems Corporation 1989 446 Museum of Science 1991 447 NTIA Telecom 2000 Meeting 1988 448 Names (company) 1983 449 National Association of Broadcasters 1982 450 National Association of Broadcasters(NAB)--Las Vegas 1989 451 National Association of Broadcasters--Atlanta 1990 National Cable Television Association (NCTA) 4 52 Conference-Dallas 1976 453 Chicago 1977 454 NCTA 1979 455 Board Meeting 1980 456 Enhanced Services Committee 1980-81 457 Los Angeles Convention Center 1981 458 Las Vegas Convention Center 1982 459 Enhanced Services Committee 1982 460 Executive Seminar 1982 461 Houston 1983 462 General 1984-88 463 Las Vegas 1984 464 Las Vegas 1985 465 Cable ‘86 1986 466 Las Vegas 1987 467 Los Angeles 1988 20 468 Dallas 1989 469 NCTA 1990 470 NCTA 1991 471 New Orleans 1991 21 472 National Cable Television Center and Museum 1992 473 National Commission Against Drunk Driving 1985-87 474 National Commission Against Drunk Driving 1985-87 475 National Conference of Christians and Jews (NCCJ)-- Board of Directors 1988 476 National Medal of Science Nomination 1987-90 477 National Research Council Planning Committee Meeting 1989 478 National Satellite Cable Association (NSCA) 1983 479 National Science Foundation Board 1986-87 480 Naval Training Center, Recruit Graduation Review 1982 481 Neiman-Marcus Christmas Book 1979 482 Netcom 1985-86 483 Network Management 1987-88 484 Network Management, Inc. (NMI) 1990 485 New High Museum Campaign 1981 486 New York Press Conference and Demo 1984 487 New York Society of Security Analysts 1987 488 New York Stock Exchange 1979 489 Nunn Reception 1983 490 Nunn, Sam 1981-87 491 Nunn, Sam, Luncheon 1987 492 One Asia Assembly--Manila 1990 493 Organization Charts 1975-76 494 Pacific Communication Sciences 1989-90 495 Pacific Telecommunications Conference 1988 496 Pacific Telecommunications Conference 1989 497 Penn State Media Globalization Conference 1992 498 Pennsylvania State University 1992 21 499 Philanthropic Initiative (TPI) 1991 500 Phillips International 1985 501 Plessey Company, Limited 1975-92 502 Plessey Middle East 1983 503 Plessey/South Africa 1985 504 Plessey Telecommunications and Office Systems Limited (PTOSL) 1984 505 Polack, Jack 1990 506 Politics 1988 507 Politics 1990 508 Pooled Income Fund 1990 509 Presidential Inaugural Committee 1981 510 Presto, Charles 1988 511 Prime Cable 1984 512 Public Service 1990 513 QV Publishing Seminar 1984 514 RCA Presentation 1985 515 Raytheon 1986 516 Renaissance Weekend 1983 517 Renaissance Weekend 1984 518 Renaissance Weekend 1986 22 519 Renaissance Weekend 1988 520 Renaissance Weekend 1990 521 Robinson-Humphrey Technology Meeting 1985 522 Robinson-Humphrey Seminar 1987 523 Sadat Peace Foundation, Inc. 1985-88 524 St. Louis Society of Financial Analysts 1980 525 St. Louis Society of Financial Analysts 1982 526 Sales and Marketing Executives 1981 527 Sales Seminar 1979 528 Salomon Brothers--SE Investment Conference 1980 529 Salomon Brothers Conference 1988 22 530 Salomon Brothers Luncheon 1977 531 San Diego 1979 532 San Diego and Los Angeles--Planning Meeting and Board of Directors 1980 533 San Diego Group National Sales Meeting 1982 534 San Diego Mid-Year Strategy 1984 535 San Diego Planning Meeting 1984 536 San Diego Trip 1986 537 San Francisco Society of Financial Analysts 1982 538 Satel Conseil 1990-91 539 Satel Conseil--Paris 1992 540 Satellite Communications Conference 1984 541 Satellite Communications Users Conference (SCUC) 1982 542 Satellite Communications Users Conference (SCUC) 1985 543 Satellite Communications Users Conference (SCUC) 1989 544 Satellite VI Advisory Board 1986 545 Satellite X Conference, Session Chair 1990 546 Satellite X: Global Pathways to Profit 1991 547 Satellite Summit Conference 1982 548 Satellite Summit Europe 1983
549 Analysts 1979 550 Analysts 1980 551 Analysts Meetings 1981 552 Analysts Meetings 1982 553 Analysts Meetings 1984 554 Analysts Meetings 1985 555 Broadband Strategy Meeting 1985 556 Communications Symposium 1983 557 Earth Station Symposiums 1979 558 Earth Station Symposiums 1980 559 Earth Station Symposiums 1981 22 560 Earth Station Symposiums 1982 561 Incentive Trip 1985 562 S-A “In the News” Internal 1991 563 Miscellaneous 1991 564/65 Planning Meetings (2 folders) 1979 566/67 Planning Meetings (2 folders) 1981 568 Planning Meetings 1982 569 Planning Meetings 1984 570 Planning Meetings 1985 571 Strategy Meetings-Midyear 1985 572 Subsidiary Visit 1984 573 Subsidiary--European F&O 1985 574 Sears 1980-82 575 Secretaries of Defense Conference 1987 576 Seki/Japan--Panasonic 1986 577 Shein, Edward 1991 578 Sheraton Club 1992 579 Smith, Barney 1992 580 Societe Internationale de Telecommunciations Aeronautiques (SITA)--North American Conference 1983 581 Society of International Business Fellows 1991 582 Society of Satellite Professionals 1985 583 Solar Energy 1975-76 23 584 Southern Luncheon 1983 585 Southeastern Telecommunications Association 1981 586 Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS) 1980 587 Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS) Trade Conference 1980 588/89 Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS) (2 folders) 1981 590 Southern Center for International Studies Retreat 1988 591 Southern Center for International Studies Seminar 1988 592 Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS)--Board of Trustees 1988-89 23 593 Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS)-- Board of Trustees 1989-90 594 Southern Center for International Studies Board of Trustees Meeting 1990 595 Southern Center for International Studies 1991 596 Southern Conference, The 1984 597 Southern Technical Institute Commencement 1982 598 Soviet Business Week 1989 599 Soviet Cooperation Agreement & Visit 1990 600 Soviet Notes 1989 601 Soviet Trade Mission Report 1989 602 Soviet Trade Mission Corr. 1988-89 603 Soviet Trip 1989 604 Spar Aerospace Limited 1979-81 605 Special Events (Invitations, etc.) 1991 606 State of Israel Bonds 1991 607 Supercomm 1988-89 608 Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA)-- Board of Directors, Minutes, Corr., Reports 1988 609 Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Board of Directors (BOD) Meeting 1988 610 Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Board of Directors 1989 611 Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Board of Directors 1990 612 Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) 1991 613 Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) International Committee 1988-89 24 614 Telecommunications Pioneers 1966 615 Tennis--Davison’s Tennis Classic 1980 616 Tennis--Atlanta Women’s Tennis Classic 1982 617 Tennis--Davis Cup 1984 618 Tennis--WCT Atlanta 1985 619 Tennis--U.S. Open Customer Day 1987 24 620 Thomson Visit 1984 621 Thomson Visit 1985 622 Threshold Group 1978-80 623 Topliss Retirement Dinner 1986 624 Topol Group 199192 625 Tower Club 1984-86 626 TRW Board of Directors n.d. 627 Trilateral Commission 1991 628 Triangle Coalition for Science and Technology 1991 629 Tsai Forum, The 1987 630 Turkish Dinner 1987 631 TWA 1992 632 Tweed, Gilbert Associates 1980-83 633 United Nations Day Committee 1980 634 United States Council for World Communications 1983 635 United Way--Board of Directors (BOD) 1983 636 University of Georgia/Radio-Television-Cable Institute 1983 637 University of Georgia--Alumni Awards 1989 638-40 University of Georgia (3 folders) 1990 641 University of Georgia Research Awards Banquet 1989 642 University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc. 1988-89 643 University of Georgia Visit 1988 644 University of Georgia Visit 1990 645 University of Massachusetts 1984 646 University of Massachusetts--Commencement 1985 647 University of Massachusetts Chancellor’s Executive Committee 1986 648 University of Massachusetts/Chancellor’s Executive Committee 1987 649 University of Massachusetts 1988 650 University of Massachusetts 1989 651 University of Massachusetts Chancellor’s Executive Committee 1989 24 652 University of Massachusetts 1990 25 653 University of Massachusetts 1990 654/55 University of Massachusetts (2 folders) 1991 656 University of Tennessee 1987 657 Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) 1991 658 Via Satellite 1991 659 Wall Street Transcript Interview 1987 660 Wang Center--Board of Trustees 1990 661 Wang Center--Development Committee 1990 662 Wang Center--Development Committee 1991 663 Washington Cable Club 1988 664 Watson, Jack (Gubernatorial Candidate) 1980-82 665 WCT Peachtree World of Tennis 1976-80 666 West Georgia College Presentation 1986 667 Western Cable Shows 1980 668 Western Cable Shows 1981 669 Western Cable Shows 1982 670 Western Cable Shows 1983 671 Western Cable Shows 1984 672 Western Cable Shows 1986 673 Western Cable Shows 1987 674 Wharton Magazine 1979 675 White House Briefing on Hospital Costs 1979 676 Who’s Who Publications 1979-84 677 Williamsburg Charter Foundation Board of Trustees Meeting 1988 678 Williamsburg Charter Foundation Luncheon 1988 679 Wirth, Timothy 1981 680 Women Business Ownership Committee 1983 681 Women in Cable 1990 682 World Communications Year 1982-84 683 World Future Society 1979 25 684 World Future Society 1981 685 World Trade Club 1982-86 686 Wright, Jim Reception 1986 687 Yankee Group--New York 1982 688 Young, Mayor Andrew--Appreciation Dinner and Campaign 1989 689 Zaire 1984-85 Directory: 2008 2008 -> Exam 1 of Computer Networks (ice 1230) 2008 7 2008 -> Program description 2008 -> Curriculum Vitae Museok Song 2008 -> Word Wall Chants Use these as fun ways to practice word wall words at home! 2008 -> Rockettothesky 2008 -> "Unique " "dfo " "Glide " "Country" "Other" "Nations" "X. 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