Allen, Charles
| Abstract | Charles Allen graduated from ASU in 1960; worked at KAET for four years; moved to Allentown PA; worked in Hollywood for 14 years; returned to KAET in 1980; and retired in 1995 as the third Director of KAET. His interview is divided into three videos: Early Years, ASC/U Years, and KAET Years. There are stories about the name change, the Tempe campus (size and faculty), Kay Gammage and Al Michaels. There are ten Hollywood stories many involving well know Hollywood personages. As Program Director of KAET, Allen recounts two memorable programs: the Supreme Court nomination hearings for Sandra Day O’Conner and the live coverage of an open heart surgery. |
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| Table of Contents | Following are three Tables of Content, one for each of the three sections of the interview. EARLY YEARS 1938–1964 (51:51) 1. INTRODUCTION @ 0:0:00 2. PRE-ASU YEARS 1938-1957 2a. Growing Up in Phoenix @ 0:02:19 2b. High School @ 0:11:42 2c. Early Radio Experiences @ 0:14:00) 3. ASC/U STUDENT YEARS 1957-1960 3a. Entering ASC/ASU @ 0:15:21 3b. The Sewer Club (Name Change) (Kay Gammage) @ 0:17:03 3c. The Diamond Jubilee @ 0:18:45 3d. Selling Frat House (Tempe Campus) (Kay Gammage) @ 0:20:34 3e. 1959 Ford Skyliner Fire @ 0:25:37 4. THOUGHTS ABOUT STUDENT LIFE & ASU 4a. ASU Faculty (Tempe Campus) @ 0:28:54 4b. Early Influencers (Kay Gammage) @ 0:30:27 5. KAET 1960-1964 @ 0:34:05 5a. The Call Letters @ 0:35:29 5b. Collecting Tapes from AZ St... (more) |
| Created Date | 2012-02-02 |
| Contributor | Ellis, Robert (Interviewer) / Arizona State University Retirees Association (Producer) |
| Subject | Conflicts Promoting ASU / Name Change / People / Gammage, Katherine / Michaels, Al / Campuses / Tempe / Size |
| Series | Administration, KAET |
| Type | Moving Image |
| Extent | 127 minutes |
| Language | English |
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| Reuse Permissions | All Rights Reserved |
| Citation | Allen, Chuck. Interview. 02 Feb. 2012. ASURA Video History Project. © Arizona Board of Regents. https://repository.asu.edu/items/51860 |
| Note | Barry McNeill: Editor, John, McIntosh: Video & Audio recording, Dave Scheatzle: Director, Linda Van Scoy: Chair of Video History Project |
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