In a 1990 interview, economist Burton Weisbrod recalls his time as a UW-Madison, where he was a professor and researcher from 1964 to 1990. He speaks about his research in social welfare economics and on his development ...

In these interviews, Director of Libraries and Library Science Professor Dr. Louis Kaplan discusses his relations with presides E.B. Fred, Conrad Elvehjem, and Fred Harrington, and with two state governors, Gaylord Nelson ...

This dissertation analyzes heat transfer from velvet-stage antlers of white-tailed deer in order to quantify heat dissipation from these appendages and determine their thermoregulatory role for the animal. Field ...

In his 1997 interview, Merton Barry recounts his time as a student during the 1940s, and also his time as a professor of general engineering and director of international engineering programs spanning 1955-1988. Barry ...

In his 1978 interview for the Arboretum History Series, John Thomson speaks about his time as a graduate student at UW, his experiences with botany faculty including Norman Fassett, and his work at the Arboretum, particularly ...

Jim Phelan reflects on the transformative period at Powell Flutes marked by changes in leadership and the challenges faced by the team in maintaining flute production standards. Covering the early 1980s, Phelan discusses ...

George Powell, in conversation with Robert Cole, provides insight into the early days of Powell Flutes. The interview, conducted in Arlington, Virginia, touches upon the inception of Powell Flutes with George's father ...

In his October 2, 1986 interview, Richard Jerome spoke with Richard Cole and recalled his time working for and apprenticing under Verne Q. Powell, making piccolos and flutes at Powell’s workshop in Port Chester, New York. ...