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EADWEARD MUYBRIDGE: MOTION STUDIES (VHS) 1990. 30 min. sd. b&w. #53880 In an era when a photographer had to be a chemist and an inventor, Muybridge established a reputation for not only technical ability but artistic excellence. His studies in the 1880's of animal and human motion still stand as preeminent, and a presentation of his work from the collection of the Addison Gallery allows a unique close study of his work.

THE EAGLE HAS LANDED - THE FLIGHT OF APOLLO 11 (VHS) 1969. 28 min. sd. color. #21680 Highlights the mission events of the historic landing on the moon in July 1969 from the launch through the post-recovery activities of Astronauts Aldrin and Collins.

EARLY MISGIVINGS: A FILM ON CHILD ABUSE (VHS) 1986. 29 min. sd. color. #14350 Examines the related issues of family stability and foster care and shows the relation between child abuse and subsequent anti-social behavior, including juvenile delinquency and crime. Includes interviews with parents, doctors, counselors and other professionals stressing the need for an interdisciplinary approach to a problem that should be of concern not just to those personally involved, but also to society at large.

EARLY MUSIC TELEVISION: A RENAISSANCE OF MONTEVERDI (VHS) 1981. 29 min. sd. color. #21750 Explains the cultural, political, and historical background to a courtly madrigal by Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643). Scenes of rehearsal and preparation lead to a fully staged production of a Ballo from the Madrigals of Love and War, performed by tenor Nigel Rogers, harpsichordist Colin Tilney, dancer Victoria Leigh and the Oklahoma Collegium Musicum, directed by Eugene Enrico.

EARLY MUSIC TELEVISION: AND THEY SANG A NEW SONG (VHS) 1989. 29 min. sd. color. #21690 Employs art history and music history to discover the meaning of the 24 Elders of the Apocalypse carved in the late twelfth century Portico de la Gloria of the Pilgrimage Church at Santiago de Compostela. Examines the musical instruments held by the 24 Elders, while exploring their meaning within the complex iconography of the sculpted portals of the Portico.

EARLY MUSIC TELEVISION: BUNRAKU (VHS) 1991. 28 min. sd. color. #264780 This program allows the viewer to experience the exotic drama of Bunraku, the puppet theater of Japan, and to understand its music. It explains the historic roots of Bunraku, as illustrated in antique paintings and prints. The plot deals with the search for a stolen sword that once unsheathed must draw blood.

EARLY MUSIC TELEVISION: GAGAKU - THE COURT MUSIC OF JAPAN (VHS) 1989. 57 min. sd. color. #21710 Allows the viewer to experience the haunting sounds of the Japanese Court Orchestra and to see the magnificent costumes and masks of its stately dances. Host for the program is Dr. William P. Malm, Professor of Ethnomusicology at the University of Michigan, who introduces the instruments of Gagaku and the musicians who play them. Ancient paintings and drawings illustrate the history of Gagaku and its role in Japanese society.

EARLY MUSIC TELEVISION: HANDEL'S MESSIAH, A COMMEMORATION (VHS) 1984. 29 min. sd. color. #21720 Allows Dr. Charles Burney, the 18th Century music historian and critic, to explain his mixed feelings about the "grandscale" performances of "Messiah" at Westminster Abbey in 1874. The script, written by Kerry S. Grant, Eugene Enrico, and James Yoch, draws from Burney's letters, memoirs, and publications to tell his story in his own words. Dr. Charles Burney is played by John Casey. Excerpts from "Messiah" are performed by the Ars Musica Baroque Orchestra and the Oklahoma Collegium Musicum.

EARLY MUSIC TELEVISION: MUSIC OF ANTONIO VIVALDI (VHS) 1987. 29 min. sd. color. #21730 Allows the charming but asthmatic composer to introduce his music and to explain the variety of professional opportunities available to a musician in Venice during the early 18th century. Vivaldi details his duties as General Superintendent of Music at the Conservatory of the Pieta, as free-lance composer, and as producer of commercial operas. Jeffrey Coussens plays Vivaldi with both style and humor.

EARLY MUSIC TELEVISION: MUSIC OF THOMAS MORLEY (VHS) 1987. 29 min. sd. color. #21740 This program is a set of music-videos selected to illustrate the principal styles of Morley's music. An aggressive television journalist introduces the videos by asking the composer to defend himself against accusations of plagiarism, extortion, and even espionage, all based on historic information. Morley, played by James Slaughter, pleads his case with grace and eloquence. Dance and comedy in the Renaissance style enliven musical performances by the Oklahoma Collegium Musicum.

EARLY MUSIC TELEVISION: THE FESTINO OF ADRIANO BANCHIERI (VHS) 1987. 29 min. sd. color. #21700 Presents a fully staged recreation of the madrigal comedy "Festino", performed according to the composer's directions. Played with energy and flair by Ted Herstand, the composer Adriano Banchieri (1568-1634) expounds his progressive philosophies of literature and art, and explains how his music shows the influence of Commedia del Arte and the new experiments in opera.

EARLY MUSIC TELEVISION: WEDDING CANTATA (VHS) 1982. 29 min. sd. color. #21760 Presents a living portrait of composer Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1634-1704), who explains the history of his "Epithalamium" (Greek for "just outside the bedroom" and a type of composition performed at weddings). The entire production is beautifully performed, informative, witty, interesting and entertaining. John Casey plays a dual role as Charpentier and a modern musician who sings his music. The "Epithalamium" is performed by the Oberlin Baroque Ensemble and the Oklahoma Collegium Musicum.

EARLY STONE TOOLS (VHS) 1967. 20 min. sd. color. #29480 Demonstrates percussion-flaking techniques used by early humans and their predecessors to make a variety of tools. These range from simple pebble choppers and hand axes to more sophisticated Neanderthal scrapers, points, and other tools. Shows actual prehistoric tools and explains their relationship to human evolution.

EARTH, FIRE, WATER AND WIND: THE CERAMICS OF OTTO NATZLER (VHS) 1992. 26 min. sd. color. #28400 The ceramist speaks about his introduction to ceramics through Gertrude Natzler, and their move to the United States following the Nazi invasion of Austria. This program focuses on Natzler's pioneering work with glazes and his ceramics of the last ten years.

THE EARTH IS OUR MOTHER (PART I) 1988. 50 min. sd. color. #60800 Anthropologist and psychologist Peter Elsass studied two Indian tribes in Colombia and Venezuela over a sixteen-year period. Part one examines how the Motilon Indians in the lowland of Venezuela gave up their traditional ways and became dependent on the Catholic missionaries who converted them. They became spritually and economically impoverished. The Arhuaco Indians, in the mountains of northern Colombia, threw out the missionaries and maintained their cultural integrity.

THE EARTH IS OUR MOTHER (PART II): THE JOURNEY BACK (VHS) 1999. 50 min. sd. color. #60810 Part II documents how the two tribes differed in their response to the encroachment of the whites. Focuses on the Arhuaco who continue to maintain their strong spiritual and cultural identity in the face of wide ranging attempts to grab their land, torment their spiritual leaders, and make their independent life style untenable. Gives voice to the ravages of their colonial history and captures the difficulty of reaching across the cultural chasm in trying to help an indigenous people.

EASTER ISLAND IN CONTEXT: FROM PARADISE TO CALAMITY (VHS) 2002. 51 min. sd. color. #64290 When Dutch sailors landed on Easter Island, they found a warlike people recovering from anarchy and cannibalism. What had gone wrong with a civilization that had lived in peace for nearly a thousand years? In this program, Claudio Cristino, the island's resident archaeologist; William Liller, of the Easter Island Foundation; Patricia Vargas Casanova, of the Easter Island Studies Institute at the University of Chile; and others offer their views on moai, rongorongo tablets, the Birdman Cult, and the devastating effects of overpopulation, to provide a captivating glimpse of a complex culture driven to the brink of extinction. Images of artifacts, 3-D computer graphics, and artwork enhance the program.

EATING DISORDERS: THE SLENDER TRAP (VHS) 1986. 21 min. sd. color. #17310 Describes the various disorders and gives concrete advice on how to avoid the afflictions, how to notice preliminary signs of problems in oneself and others, and how to halt them once they've begun. Examines the variety of reasons people fall prey to these diseases and the role the victim's family plays.

EATING FOR LIFE: THE NUTRITION PYRAMID (VHS) 1994. 22 min. sd. color. #34810 Learn how to construct a "pyramid based diet" to replace one overloaded with fat, cholesterol and foods with low nutrient density. Follow Christine, a college student, as she changes from a typically unbalanced diet to one guided by the pyramid's recommendations. Her balanced diet is a hearty mix of foods, far from the low calorie starvation many mistakenly believe is healthy. Christine overcomes problems of limited cafeteria selections, vending machines, and fast food in her nutritional makeover.

EBOLA: THE PLAGUE FIGHTERS (VHS) 1996. 60 min. sd. color. #52750 [Closed captioned.] The Ebola plague kills a very high percentage of its victims (77% in Zaire in May, 1995), often by dissolving their internal organs and connective tissue. Learn how disease specialists traced the origins of the outbreak by compiling a complete "chain of death" of the epidemic, and why they fear a mutation of Ebola will emerge that is even more difficult to contain.

ECOLOGY CONCEPTS I & II (VHS) 1977. Each part 29 min. sd. color. #55412 Part one presents an overview on photosynthesis, energy conversion, organization in the ecosphere, laws of thermodynamics, food chains, and food webs. Part two explains the effects of ecological checks and balances on population growth, population dynamics, biogeochemical cycles, biomes and succession.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 1: WHAT IS ECONOMICS ALL ABOUT? (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18290 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 2, 3, and 4) Illustrates how unlimited wants and scarce resources lead to trade-offs and choices.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 2: MARKETS AND PRICES (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18290 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 1, 3, and 4) Examines a well-functioning free-market system.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 3: WHAT IS THE GNP? (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18290 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 1, 2, and 4) Introductory lesson in the macroeconomics sequence which examines how the gross national product of the U.S. is measured.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 4: THE BUSINESS CYCLE (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18290 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 1, 2, and 3) Introduces the concepts of aggregate supply and aggregate demand in relationships to the business cycle.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 5: KEYNES - THE GREAT DEPRESSION (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18300 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 6, 7, and 8) Analyzes the Depression in terms of the interaction of consumption spending and investment spending, and shows how this analysis differs from classical theory.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 6: FISCAL POLICY (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18300 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 5, 7, and 8) A government can use tax and spending policies to reduce the severity of business cycle fluctuations.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 7: INFLATION (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18300 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 5, 6, and 8) Examines the causes of the inflation of the late 1960's, its impact on the economy and the difficulties of fighting it.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 8: THE BANKING SYSTEM (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18300 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 5, 6, and 7) Shows how banks operate and how the FDIC (by insuring deposits) and the Federal Reserve Bank (by acting as a lender of the last resort) keep bank failures from becoming banking crises.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 9: THE FEDERAL RESERVE (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18310 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 10, 11, & 12) Examines how the Fed controls the money supply and influences the level of interest rates and inflation.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 10: STAGFLATION (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18310 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 9, 11, & 12) Shows how inflation and unemployment can rise simultaneously.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 11: PRODUCTIVITY (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18310 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 9, 10, & 12) Explains the factors that affect productivity growth.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 12: FEDERAL DEFICITS (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18310 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 9, 10, & 11) Illustrates how deficits can be either helpful or harmful depending on other conditions.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 13: MONETARY POLICY (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18320 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 14, 15, & 16) Examines how the money supply affects economic growth and inflation.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 14: STABILIZATION POLICY (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18320 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 13, 15, & 16) Arguments for and against government policies to stabilize the economy.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 15: THE FIRM (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18320 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 13, 14, & 16) Introductory lesson in the microeconomics sequence which explains the concept of the production function.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 16: SUPPLY AND DEMAND (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18320 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 13, 14, & 15) Explanation of the factors that determine the quantity of goods demanded by consumers, and the factors that determine the quantity of goods supplied.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 17: PERFECT COMPETITION (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18330 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 18, 19, & 20) Illustrates the concepts of perfect competition and the elasticity of supply and demand.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 18: ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18330 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 17, 19, & 20) There is a definite cost to interfering with free-market prices, but there are circumstances that justify interference with the free market.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 19: MONOPOLY (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18330 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 17, 18, & 20) The degree to which a firm controls the market affects prices and economic efficiency.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 20: OLIGOPOLIES (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18330 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 17, 18, & 19) Examines how oligopolies try to avoid price competition.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 21: POLLUTION (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18340 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 22, 23, & 24) This gives a definition of the concept of "external diseconomy".

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 22: LABOR AND MANAGEMENT (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18340 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 21, 23, & 24) The demand for labor depends on the marginal value product and the real wage rate.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 23: PROFITS AND INTEREST (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18340 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 21, 22, & 24) There are economic reasons for payments of interest and normal profits. Examines the causes of "windfall" profits.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 24: REDUCING POVERTY (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18340 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 21, 22, & 23) Examines the causes of income inequality and analyzes government policies to reduce poverty.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 25: ECONOMIC GROWTH (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18350 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 26, 27, & 28) Examines two of the major determinants of the economy's growth in the 20th century.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 26: PUBLIC GOODS AND RESPONSIBILITIES (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18350 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 25, 27, & 28) Defines "public goods" and shows that a perfectly competitive market will not automatically result in the production of the proper amount of goods.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 27: INTERNATIONAL TRADE (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18350 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 25, 26, & 28) Illustrates the concepts of specialization and comparative advantage, and shows how trade may hurt certain groups but benefit society as a whole.

ECONOMICS USA LESSON 28: EXCHANGE RATES (VHS) 1986. 28 min. sd. color. #18350 (Mounted on cassette with lessons 25, 26, & 27) Final lesson shows the effect of exchange rates on trade, domestic economic growth and inflation.

EDGAR DEGAS: THE UNQUIET SPIRIT (VHS) 1980. 65 min. sd. color. #23460 Explores the life and work of a complex man and an unorthodox artist. Includes many original paintings, drawings and prints to show Degas' favorite settings - the ballet class, racecourse, railway - and to explain his innovative use of the camera.

THE EDGE OF AMERICA: STRUGGLING FOR HEALTH AND JUSTICE (DVD) 2004. 80 min. sd. color. #69560 Explores how three rural communities in Montana, Arizona, and North Carolina struggle to survive injustices such as poverty, inadequate housing, discrimination, ineffective immigration policy, and lack of access to transportation and health care that produce increased morbidity and mortality in their communities.

THE EDGE OF EACH OTHER'S BATTLES: THE VISION OF AUDRE LORDE (VHS) 2002. 59 min. sd. color. #67420 A moving tribute to legendary black lesbian feminist poet Audre Lorde (1934-1992). One of the most celebrated icons of feminism's second wave, Lorde inspired several generations of activists with her riveting poetry, serving as a catalyst for change and uniting the communities of which she was a part: black arts and black liberation, women's liberation and lesbian and gay liberation. Nowhere was this more apparent than the groundbreaking "I Am Your Sister Conference" which brought together 1200 activists from 23 countries, including thrilling footage of the inimitable Lorde herself, and candid interviews with conference organizers. Brings Lorde's legacy of poetry and politics to life and conveys the spirit, passion and intensity that remains her trademark.

EDIBLE WILD PLANTS (VHS) 1988. 60 min. sd. color. #26590 Botanists Dr. Jim Duke and Jim Meuninck take the viewer afield, foraging for useful wild botanicals and identifying 100 edible plants. Includes recipes, Amerindian and folk uses, and identifies several poisonous plants.

THE EDITOR'S JOB: HOW HAS IT CHANGED? (VHS) 1989. 48 min. sd. color. #22410 American Society of Newspaper Editors annual meeting (April 14, 1989) featuring Burl Osborne, Thomas Winship, Linda Grist Cunningham, Eugene Patterson, James Hoge and Michael Fancher. A C-SPAN broadcast.

EDUCATION AS INQUIRY (VHS) 1990. 29 min. sd. color. #23330 Demonstrates what process approach to reading and writing books looks like when used as a framework for organizing curriculum in the content areas. Teachers new and seasoned to whole language will find valuable information as how to improve their content area teaching.

EDUCATION IN AMERICA: THE 17TH AND 18TH CENTURIES (VHS) 1958. 16 min. sd. color/b&w. #59000 Visits actual locations of dame schools, Latin grammar schools, church schools, and pauper schools to examine the progress of American education from the time when early New England school laws for public education were enacted through the Northwest Ordinance.

THE EDUCATION OF SHELBY KNOX (DVD) 2005. 76 min. sd. color. #71820
Presents the political activism of high school student Shelby Knox. The film begins in 2001 when Shelby, a 15-year-old high school sophomore, joins the Lubbock Youth Commission, a group of high school students empowered by the mayor to give Lubbock's youth a voice in city government. Knowing that Lubbock, Tex. had one of the highest rates of teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease in the nation, the Youth Commission questioned Lubbock's abstinence-only sex education policy. Shelby, a politically conservative Southern Baptist who had pledged abstinence until marriage, became the group's most vocal proponent of comprehensive sex education. The documentary explores other issues beyond the debate over abstinence-only versus comprehensive sex education. It portrays Shelby's family's struggle with teen independence; her struggle with her Christian faith; her widening activism into other issues, such as the creation of a Gay/Straight Alliance at her high school; issues of tolerance; and the power of political activism.

EDUCATIONAL TESTING VIDEOTAPES: A PARENT'S GUIDE TO STANDARDIZED TESTING (VHS) 1989. 30 min. sd. color. #20620 Features easily understood information to help parents learn what standardized tests are, appropriate and inappropriate uses of such tests, and two common score-reporting schemes (percentiles and grade equivalents).

EDUCATIONAL TESTING VIDEOTAPES: CRITERION-REFERENCED MEASUREMENT-TODAY'S ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL TESTING (VHS) 1989. 30 min. sd. color. #20610 Describes criterion-referenced measurement - a form of testing that constitutes a genuine alternative to traditional methods of educational testing. Viewers learn what criterion-referenced tests are, how they're constructed, and how they're used.

EDUCATIONAL TESTING VIDEOTAPES: MAKING SENSE OUT OF STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES (VHS) 1989. 30 min. sd. color. #20590 Designed to help educators master important ways of interpreting the scores that students earn on standardized tests. Educators learn about percentiles, grade-equivalents and scale scores.

EDUCATIONAL TESTING VIDEOTAPES: NORM REFERENCED TESTS - USES AND MISUSES (VHS) 1989. 30 min. sd. color. #20600 Describes the origins and nature of norm-referenced standardized achievements tests, then identifies appropriate and inappropriate uses of such tests. Viewers are shown how the inappropriate uses of standardized tests can lead to unsound educational decisions.

EDUCATIONAL TESTING VIDEOTAPES: TEACHING AND TESTING - A CONVERSATION WITH MADELINE HUNTER (VHS) 1989. 30 min. sd. color. #20580 Features an interview with Dr. Madeline Hunter, one of the nation's foremost authorities on effective teaching. The educationally significant relationships between teaching and testing are explored.

EDWARD SAID WITH SALMAN RUSHDIE (VHS) 1989. 50 min. sd. color. #24040 Edward Said, through much of his work, is concerned with the identity of a dispersed and dispossessed people attempting to come to terms with their exile: The Palestinians. Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia University, Edward Said's publications include Covering Islam, Joseph Conrad and the Fiction of Autobiography, Literature and Society, Orientalism, The Question of Palestine and The World, The Test and the Critic.

THE EFFECT OF TV ON CULTURE IN INDIA (VHS) 1998. 29 min. sd. color. #58330 Focuses on the cultural effects of television braodcasting in India. Examines the rapid rise of satellite TV and cable channels and discusses their role in altering Indian perceptions about caste, class, and gender. Interviews with Indian academics and representatives from TV and film are combined with specific information on TV viewing habits in urban and rural locations in India.

EFFECTIVE CRISIS PLANNING (VHS). 1990. 55 min. sd. color. #26180 An overview of organizational preparedness for crisis planning.

EFFECTIVE SCHOOLS: PREMISES, CONCEPTS AND CHARACTERISTICS (VHS) 1987. 52 min. sd. color. #25510 Presents a synthesis of the assumptions and the research base of the effective schools model.

EFFECTIVE SCHOOLS: THE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PROCESS (VHS) 1987. 52 min. sd. color. #25520 Outlines the implementation strategies used to create more effective schools.

THE EFFECTIVE TEACHER SERIES (DVD) 2005. sd. color. (Closed captioned.) Presented by Harry Wong, this is a five-hour inservice workshop packaged into eight parts .

Part One: The Effective Teacher (32 min.) #68670

Part Two: The First Days of School (36 min.) #68680

Part Three: Discipline and Procedures (36 min.) #68690

Part Four: Procedures and Routines (55 min.) #68700

Part Five: Cooperative Learning and Culture (47 min.) #68710

Part Six: Lesson Mastery (33 min.) #68720

Part Seven: The Professional Educator (41 min.) #68730

Part Eight: Positive Expectations (20 min.) #68740

EFFECTIVE TEACHING FOR HIGHER ACHIEVEMENT (VHS) 1982. 99 min. sd. color. #20052 The program outlines characteristics of effective teaching. Researchers who collected data for the program explain how they arrived at their conclusions. A section on organizing the classroom discusses preventive methods of teaching. How teacher expectations influence teacher performance are also covered.

EFFECTIVE USES OF POWER AND AUTHORITY (VHS) 1978. 32 min. sd. color. #56350 Shows how the skills of using power and authority can be learned and used effectively in the business situation.

EFFICIENT ALGORITHMS IN NUMBER THEORY (VHS) 1988. 60 min. sd. color. #25230 Presents a lecture by Hendrik W. Lenstra, an excellent source of information on computational number theory.

1877: THE GRAND ARMY OF STARVATION (VHS) 1985. 30 min. sd. color. #14770 For two weeks in the summer of 1877 the United States was brought to a standstill. A nationwide rebellion quickly spread along the country's railroad lines. Eighty thousand railroad workers walked out, joined by hundreds of thousands of Americans - white and black, native- and foreign-born, employed and unemployed - all outraged by the excesses of the giant railroad companies and the misery of a four-year economic depression.

EISENHOWER (VHS) 1993. 150 min. sd. color. #62520 (Closed captioned.) When Dwight. D. Eisenhower left the White House, he was dismissed as an ineffectual leader. It wasn't until his private papers were opened in the 1980's that historians deemed him one of our most effective post-World War II Ieaders. From the American Experience series.

EL AMOR BRUJO (VHS) 1986. 100 min. sd. color. #17670 Carlos Saura's last part of his trilogy, interpreting famous Spanish works in flamenco. Saura was inspired by the work of Manuel de Falla, with Antonio Gades, Cristina Hoyos and Laura del Sol delivering stunning flamenco performances in the story of two ill-fated lovers. Spanish with English subtitles.

EL CID (VHS) 1961. 182 min. sd. color. #57192 Starring Charleton Heston and Sophia Loren, this sweeping epic moves from massive sea battles to knights in armor jousting on horseback. Torn between love and duty, El Cid must reconcile his feelings for the beautiful Chimene with his responsibilities as a leader.

EL COCHECITO (VHS) 1960. 90 min. sd. b&w. #17880 Black comedy about an old man who wants a motorized wheelchair so he can ride through town with his crippled friends. Spanish with English subtitles.

EL DIA DE LOS MUERTOS EN TLAXCALA VOLUME I: ENGLISH/SPANISH (VHS) 1995. 43 min. sd. color. #52050 A look at how the Day of the Dead is celebrated in the city of Tlaxcala in central Mexico. The video follows a student from Mexico City as he gathers material to write a report for his anthropology class. The story runs once with the voice-over in English and a second time in present tense Spanish.

EL DIA DE LOS MUERTOS EN TLAXCALA VOLUME II: SPANISH PAST TENSE (VHS) 1995. 43 min. sd. color. #52060 Volume II has the same introduction as Volume I but the story is told the first time in past tense Spanish with text on the screen. The preterit verbs are highlighted in orange and the imperfect verbs in green. Then the story runs again without text on the screen so students can focus on just their listening skills.

EL GRECO (VHS) 19982. 31 min. sd. color. #32520 Recreates not only the artist's career, but also the pressures and emotions of the Counter-Reformation, which inspired his work. Greco's art is explored in masterpieces from great churches and museums from Madrid to New York.

EL INMIGRANTE LATINO (VHS) 1980. 89 min. sd. color. #17190 A delightful comedy about a Colombian musician, Gordo Lopez, who is dreaming about coming to America to seek fame and fortune, and the trouble he encounters upon arriving in New York. In Spanish with English subtitles.

EL MARIACHI (VHS) 1992. 80 min. sd. color. #56230 This film by 24-year-old Robert Rodriguez was made for the unbelievable sum of $7,000. Rodriguez playfully evokes Peckinpah, noir westerns and Hitchcock. A maverick loner and mariachi player (Carlos Gallardo) enters a Mexican border town and is instantly confused with a stark, brutally efficient assassin (Reinol Martinez). In Spanish with English subtitles.

EL MUERTO (THE DEAD MAN) (VHS) 1975. 103 min. sd. color. #17640 Based on a short story of the same name by Jorge-Luis Borges, this film traces the life of Benjamin Otalora, in l9th century South America. Otalora, a fugitive, meets the leader of a smuggling ring upon his arrival in Montevideo. The smuggler takes him under his wings, yet when the aging gang leader takes sick, Otalora covertly attempts to claim power within this ring. Spanish dialog with English subtitles.

EL NORTE (DVD) 1983. 139 min. sd. color. #72050 Beginning in the mountains of Guatemala, this is the story of two brothers who leave their homeland in search of the "promised land" after their father is assassinated by the government. It is a journey filled with never-to-be forgotten dangers and hardships. A dangerous journey that makes for a better life. Starring Zaide Silvia Gutierrez, David Villalpando, Ernesto Gomez Cruz, Alicia Del Lago, Lupe Ontiveros, Trinidad Silva. In Spanish with English subtitles.

ELAINE PAGELS PARTS I and II (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #25650 Elaine Pagels is an author and professor of religion. In Part I, Pagels explores the implications of the story of Adam and Eve on modern views of sexuality, politics, and the roles of men and women in western society. In Part II, Pagels examines our culture's relationship to suffering and guilt.

ELDER ABUSE: FIVE CASE STUDIES (VHS) 40 min. sd. color. #26050 Thousands of older Americans are subjected to repeated physical and emotional abuse by a spouse or an adult child. This video explores this issue very personally from the point of view of five different victims. Their candor in telling about their situations gives insight into the ambivalent feelings of abused individuals as they try to find a resolution to their pain.

THE ELECTRONIC STORYTELLER (VHS) 1997. 32 min. sd. color. #54800 Drawing upon the path-breaking research of the Cultural Indicators Project, George Gerbner outlines in a comprehensive and clear fashion the way in which the universal storytelling function of human societies has been colonized by corporate media in the modern world. Making a distinction between "effect" and his own theory of "Cultivation," he explains the role that the media environment plays in how we think about ourselves and the way the world works. Through a concrete focus on the stories of gender, class and race, Gerbner provides us with an analytical framework to understand what is at stake in the debates about the media.

ELEMENTS OF DESIGN (VHS) 1996. 30 min. sd. color. #59350 This program focuses on shape, lines, color, form, space, and other key concepts. Clear diagrams help reinforce the lesson.

THE ELIZABETHAN AGE (VHS) 1977. 30 min. sd. color. #23790 Presents passages written by William Shakespeare, John Davies and other historical figures to depict major events and the resurgence of enthusiasm for the arts and letters that swept 17th-century England. It examines major events and cultural trends during the reign of Elizabeth I.

EMBRACING OUR SEXUALITY (VHS) 1993. 45 min. sd. color. #51040 A compelling look into the conversations of nine women who gather together for a weekend retreat to talk about sexuality. The women range in age from their 20's to their 70's and come from different racial/ethnic backgrounds and sexual orientation. Both serious and humorous, the wide range of experiences these women share offers a unique opportunity for all viewers to talk about their sexuality.

EMDR: WORKING WITH GRIEF (VHS) 1999. 95 min. sd. color. #67150 Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) has been used effectively with a wide range of trauma victims. EMDR founder Francine Shapiro demonstrates her treatment approach with a client struggling with the sudden loss of her lover. As this moving video attests, changes that once took months, or sometimes even years, can be effected much more rapidly with EMDR.

EMERGENCY ACTION (THE LIFESAVING FIRST AID VIDEO FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY) (VHS) 1988. 30 min. sd. color. #22480 (Second VHS copy available #30830) Created to show the audience what to do while waiting for medical help to arrive. Step-by-step, the procedures are made easy for children and adults, with demonstrations that show how to practice these procedures. Covers CPR, the Heimlich maneuver, mouth to mouth resuscitation, severe bleeding, heat and chemical burns, poisoning or drug overdose, frostbite, and how to stay alive if trapped in a fire.

EMERGENCY CARE FOR THE POISONED PATIENT (VHS) 1987. 15 min. sd. color. #15370 This program focuses on some of the most common types of poisoning involving medications, petroleum products, cosmetics and pesticides. It shows the appropriate emergency care and explains what kind of information should be made available to the hospital when the victim is admitted.

EMERGENCY: THE FIRST AID VIDEOTAPE LIBRARY VOL. 1 & 2 (VHS) 1989. 120 min. sd. color. #25602 These tapes discuss in detail the most common medical emergencies that occur anywhere when you least expect it. Learn what to do in each situation, with step-by-step instructions so you can act quickly and effectively to help someone in trouble.

EMERGENT LITERACY: TEACHER STRATEGIES AND ASSESSMENT (VHS) 2001. 30 min. sd. color. #65590 Begins with the presentation of children's books preferred by the teachers and children. The criteria for selection of books, big books, books on tape and computers is discussed. Functional uses of literacy are seen in the picture and word charts and labels which acquaint children with the daily schedule, their daily chores, classmates' names, and placement of toys and equipment. Ends with a consideration of developmentally appropriate assessment of children's literacy and how assessment aids teachers in planning the curriculum.

THE EMIGRANTS (VHS) 1971. 151 min. sd. color. #33350 Max von Sydow and Liv Ullman play a married couple who pull up roots and join fellow Swedes in a quest that tests their determination and faith. In the end, they reach a lake-dotted woodland where the rich topsoil is two feet deep. It's called Minnesota...and it seems like Eden. A powerful saga about the experience of our country's immigrant ancestors. Dubbed in English.

EMIL NOLDE (VHS) 1968. 15 min. sd. color. #17070 Scarlet poppies on a purple sky; a primitive family huddling against a hot yellow jungle; a ravaged couple in a Berlin nightclub frozen in violet boredom. This Expressionist's palette has sympathy for them all.

EMMANUEL EN CONCIERTO (VHS) 1987. 40 min. sd. color. #15910 Jesus Emmanuel Acha Martinez, better known as Emmanuel, sings popular Latin love songs in a live concert. Spanish dialog.

EMOTION AND PAIN: UNDERSTANDING SELF-INJURY (VHS) 2002. 24 min. sd. color. #66680 A compelling and in-depth look at the phenomenon of "cutting", a disorder whereby people harm themselves to relieve stress from abuse, trauma, and other unmanageable emotions. Though the majority of sufferers are women, millions of people throughout the world cut themselves to feel some control over their lives. Recently, a number of celebrities have come forward about their own struggles with self-injury. Given the growing amount of attention paid to the subject by the popular media and the medical community, this program demystifies this largely misunderstood disorder and encourages those suffering to seek help. The film features personal stories and interviews with cutters and their families.

THE EMPEROR JONES (VHS) 1933. 72 min. sd. b/w. #57210 Dudley Murphy's adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's play about the personal transformation of Brutus Jones (Paul Robeson), an anonymous man catapulted from a socially insignificant train porter and escaped prisoner to the emperor of a Caribbean island. With Dudley Digges, Frank Wilson and Fredi Washington. On the same video is the award-winning documentary short, Paul Robeson: Tribute To an Artist (1979, 29 minutes).

THE EMPEROR'S EYE: ART AND POWER IN IMPERIAL CHINA (VHS) 1990. 58 min. sd. color. #55940 This film brings to light the priceless treasures of China's imperial art collection, relating them to the political climate of their time. It is an unforgettable glimpse into another culture and another age. It's also the tale of a passionate collector, Emperor Chienlung, whose quest to create the greatest art collection in the world was actually a bid for his own immortality. Shows the precious art works - jade dragons, landscape painting, delicate porcelains, ancient bronze urns - that so few Westerners are privileged to see.

ENCAPSULATION AND INHERITANCE IN C++: MARK LINTON (VHS) 1994. 46 min. sd. color. #40340 C++ provides a variety of features, but knowing when and how to use these features is difficult. This talk draws on experience to illustrate how to use encapsulation and inheritance in the development of class libraries and applications. Encapsulating the interface to a group of C++ classes requires indirect object creation to hide implementation-dependent classes. Inheritance is both powerful and dangerous, so one must be careful to weigh alternatives such as composition, delegation and wiring, before using either single or multiple inheritance.

THE END OF EDUCATION (VHS) 1996. 50 min. sd. color. #67190 Neil Postman lectures on the modern crisis in American education. He reveals the erosion of traditional narratives which once gave coherent purpose to learning, and believes that the new 'gods' of economic utility, consumership, technology and multiculturalism threaten the possibility of meaningful education. He pleads for alternative narratives which will help recover a sense of purpose, tolerance, and respect for learning.

ENDGAME (VHS) 1992. 96 min. sd. color. #33120 This interpretation of the legendary play is based on Beckett's original staging and is directed by his associate Walter D. Asmus in collaboration with the University of Maryland and the San Quentin Drama Workshop.

ENERGY ALTERNATIVES: SOLAR (VHS) 1989. 26 min. sd. color. #29280 Explores the developments that promise to make solar energy an economical alternative in the reasonable future, and explains why, in too many cases, solar energy costs too much to compete in the market place today.

ENERGY FOR THE FUTURE (VHS) 1974. 17 min. sd. color. #14360 Examines energy alternatives for the future, including processed coal, shale oil, geothermal heat, nuclear fission and fusion, and wind and solar heat. Many of these sources already supply part of our country's energy needs, but some have accompanying social and environmental consequences.

ENGLISH ONLY IN AMERICA? (VHS) 1997. 25 min. sd. color. #56100 When California passed a law making English its official language, it set off a storm of legal and social debate - debate which continues to rage today. In this program, advocates for and against the policy examine the topic from social, legal, and educational standpoints: English-only advocates justify their viewpoint on the grounds that it promotes national unity and saves money by eliminating bilingual programs; a Mexican-American lawyer discusses the constitutionality of such a law; and an elementary school principal promotes the educational advantages of a program that teaches all students to speak, read, and write in English and Spanish.

ENHANCING THE COMMUNICATION ABILITIES OF INFANTS AND TODDLERS WITH DISABILITIES THROUGH PARENT PROGRAMMING (VHS) 105 min. sd. color. #40300 Discusses the communicatively handicapped child, traditional therapeutic approaches, and the need to focus on the particular behaviors of the "partners" in facilitating communicative development and to measure enhancement.

ENJOYING THE WRITING PROCESS (VHS) 1994. 25 min. sd. color. #51300 Students who like to write often have higher writing proficiency than their peers who do not. This video shows teachers techniques for improving students' informative, persuasive, and personal writing, while helping students enjoy the writing process. Also reviews the findings of NAEP and demonstrates different ways to evaluate writing in elementary school.

ENTERPRISE: ANATOMY OF AN EMBARGO (VHS) 1986. 29 min. sd. color. #17420 Examines the political viability of economic sanctions. An evaluation of the embargo placed on U.S. banana imports from Nicaragua in 1985 illustrates the advantages and disadvantages of imposing economic restrictions.

ENTERPRISE: THE BUCK STOPS IN BRAZIL (VHS) 1983. 29 min. sd. color. #17410 Why do the world's largest banks continue to invest in Brazil, a country that already owes $70 billion it can never hope to repay - even as its export revenue to debt ratio widens? A surprising look at international banking and the specter of default.

ENTERPRISE: THE COLONEL COMES TO JAPAN (VHS) 1982. 30 min. sd. color. #14010 When an American company sets up shop abroad, particularly in a culture as different from our own as Japan's, special considerations must come into play - as evidenced by this chronicle of Kentucky Fried Chicken's entry into the Japanese fast-food market. Hosted by Eric Sevareid.

ENTERPRISE: THE KYOCERA EXPERIMENT (VHS) 1982. 30 min. sd. color. #14070 "Theory Z" comes alive in the U.S. as the American employees of San Diego's Kyocera Company productively adapt to the owners' thoroughly Japanese brand of management. But there is tension, particularly between Japanese managers and American salesmen, whose styles are very different.

ENTERPRISE: WILDCATTER (VHS) 1981. 30 min. sd. color. #17400 Small oil and gas prospectors are playing an increasingly vital role in America's search for energy. This is the story of one such risk-taker, Bill Brodnax, of Taurus Petroleum in Louisiana, who is drilling a well in hopes of the big payoff.

ENTRE NOUS (VHS) 1983. 110 min. sd. color. #18650 Two attractive young French mothers find in each other the fulfillment their husbands cannot provide. Starring Isabelle Huppert and Miou-Miou. French dialogue with English subtitles.

ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATIONS: DEALING WITH SCIENTIFIC ISSUES IN AN EMOTIONAL ARENA (VHS) 1994. 58 min. sd. color. #35050 World-class experts focus on the burgeoning field of environmental communications: what makes it tick and the role it will play in the near future.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (VHS) 1998. 23 min. sd. color. #63660 This video profiles environmental impact assessments (EIAs) for two proposed projects - one to dredge a wetland and create a harbor for a residential development, and one to dig a mine that might contaminate local water with radioactivity. It explains the process of an EIA and considers the efficacy of these assessments from a scientific standpoint.

EPILEPSY (VHS) 1993. 28 min. sd. color. #52790 Epileptic seizures can be as mild as staring episodes and as severe as major convulsions. This program explores the range and looks at new surgical techniques that can help patients who in the past would have had to live with crippling seizures. It follows a woman through surgery, visits a young boy after his operation, and interviews Dr. Peter Williamson of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and Dr. Gregory Holmes of the Epilepsy Foundation of America.

EPISODES IN KITCHEN SAFETY (VHS) 1991. 52 min. sd. color. #31003 Helps students understand how to reduce employee injuries, accidents, and related costs; keep a fully functioning staff; and decrease equipment maintenance expenses by promoting proper use. Features six safety episodes that parody popular TV-show formats. Covers important tips for preventing kitchen burns, cuts, fires, falls, strains due to lifting and machine injuries.

EQUUS (VHS) 1977. 145 min. sd. color. #15320 A psychiatrist undertakes the most challenging case in his career when he tries to figure out why a boy blinded horses with a metal stick. Based upon the play by Peter Schaffer. Starring Richard Burton.

ERNEST HEMINGWAY: A FAREWELL TO ARMS (VHS) 1988. 78 min. sd. color. #16200 The great Hemingway story of an English nurse and an American ambulance lieutenant, published in 1929 and drawn from the author's own experiences during World War I. With Helen Hayes and Gary Cooper.

ERROR-CORRECTING CODES FOR DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING (VHS) 1989. 48 min. sd. color. #21770 The Reed-Solomon code, the most important code for communication and magnetic storage systems, is described as an application of the discrete Fourier transform. Decoding algorithms are described from the perspective of digital signal processing.

ESTABLISHING A CHILD-CARE ENTERPRISE (VHS) 1991. 18 min. sd. color. #29840 Provides a step-by-step plan that teaches viewers how to set up a child-care business. It covers start-up costs and examines different kinds of child-care businesses.

THE ESTROGEN EFFECT: ASSAULT ON THE MALE (DVD) 1998. 53 min. sd. color. #67690 Explores the frightening possibility that environmental changes brought about by humans might eventually destroy the potential for males of all species to reproduce. Using sophisticated investigative techniques, scientists trace the ripple effect of estrogenic compounds in the environment.

ETHICS IN AMERICA PART ONE: DO UNTO OTHERS (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #32550 Must we house the homeless or report a child abuser? A distinguished panel including Surgeon General Everett Koop, Faye Wattleton of Planned Parenthood, and Willard Gaylin of the Hastings Center discuss the question of community responsibility.

ETHICS IN AMERICA PART TWO: TO DEFEND A KILLER (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #32560 What rights do the guilty have? Ethical dilemmas of our criminal justice system are discussed by U. S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, defense attorney Jack Littman, and philosopher John Smith of Yale.

ETHICS IN AMERICA PART THREE: PUBLIC TRUST, PRIVATE INTERESTS (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #32570 Jeane Kirkpatrick, Joseph A. Califano Jr., Senator Alan Simpson, Peter Jennings, and others address the problems of trust - within government, between one public official and another, and between the government and the public.

ETHICS IN AMERICA PART FOUR: DOES DOCTOR KNOW BEST? (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #32580 Should you save the mother at the risk of losing the baby? Doctors from the National Cancer Institute and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center discuss controversies created by modern medicine with C. Everett Koop, journalist Ellen Goodman and others.

ETHICS IN AMERICA PART FIVE: ANATOMY OF A CORPORATE TAKEOVER (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #32590 Merger mania presents an alarming array of ethical problems. Debating the issues are T. Boone Pickens; chief executives from Borg-Warner, Goodyear, and Berkshire Hathaway; economist Lester Thurow; and Senator Tim Wirth.

ETHICS IN AMERICA PART SIX: UNDER ORDERS, UNDER FIRE PART 1 (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #32600 How do we wage war when the enemy dresses as civilians and children throw bombs? Generals William Westmoreland, David Jones, and Brent Scowcroft, correspondents Peter Jennings and Mike Wallace, and others question the duty to follow orders and a commander's obligation to protect soldiers.

ETHICS IN AMERICA PART SEVEN: UNDER ORDERS, UNDER FIRE PART 2 (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #32610 The carnage of My Lai raises the issue of confidentiality between the soldier, his religious confessor, and military justice. Generals debate the clash between military tribunals and the right of confidentiality with Chaplain Timothy Tatum of the U.S. Army War College, the Reverend J. Bryan Hehir of the U. S. Catholic Conference, and others.

ETHICS IN AMERICA PART EIGHT: TRUTH ON TRIAL (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #32620 Is an attorney's first obligation to the court, the client, the public? Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, Judge Robert Merhige, attorneys Floyd Abrams and Stanley Chesley, philosopher John Smith and others debate civil litigation's ethical dilemmas.

ETHICS IN AMERICA PART NINE: THE HUMAN EXPERIMENT (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #32630 Does finding a cure justify putting test subjects at risk? C. Everett Koop is joined by Dr. Arnold Relman, editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, and other distinguished panelists in a discussion of the medical research field.

ETHICS IN AMERICA PART TEN: POLITICS, PRIVACY AND THE PRESS (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #32640 What conduct on the part of a public official is relevant to "the public's right to know?" Panelists from both sides - including Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham, Peter Jennings, Mike Wallace, and Geraldine Ferraro - debate this issue.

ETHICS IN AMERICA PART ELEVEN: THE POLITICS OF PRIVACY (VHS) 1988. 60 min. sd. color. #22980 The 1988 race for the presidency has focused more visibly than ever before on the personal lives of the candidates. Delves further into politics and privacy.

ETHNIC NOTIONS (VHS) 1986. 56 min. sd. color. #19620 (Second VHS copy available #64350) Traces the evolution of racial stereotypes in America, illustrating the dynamic panorama of race relations through the lens of popular art and entertainment. The documentary interweaves minstrel shows, greeting cards, advertisements, popular songs, cartoons, films and household artifacts showing hideously caricatured blacks with woolly hair, swollen lips and bulging eyes, shuffling, dancing and attending to whites with grateful servility. The program links each stereotype to the dominant white society's shifting needs to justify black oppression.

ETHNICITY AND COUNSELING: MULTICULTURAL APPROACHES (VHS) 1995/96. sd. color. (See individual film numbers below) A series of four videotaped sessions with clients of different ethnicities: Mexican, Vietnamese, African American and Native American. Each counseling session is conducted by a counselor from the same ethnic group to provide insight into culturally sensitive techniques. Each tape contains an introduction, an actual counseling session, a summary of the main points, and a post-session interview with the counselor outlining her or his philosophy and techniques.

Counseling the Mexican Client (#54560) 43 min.

Counseling the Vietnamese Client (#54570) 69 min.

Counseling the African American Client (#54580) 57 min.

Counseling the Native American Client (#54590) 88 min.

EURIPIDES: IPHIGENIA (VHS) 1979. 127 min. sd. color. #14570 Greek myth drama of the father who sacrifices his daughter so that a fair wind will speed him and his army toward the Trojan War. With Irene Papas, Tatiana Papamoskou and Costa Kazakos. English subtitles.

EUROPE: A MODERN PROFILE - FRANCE (VHS) 1997. 30 min. sd. color. #69990 Presents France as a product of its main parts: food, wine, revolution, politics, and love. Topics include the French Revolution, French isolationism, anti-Semitism, anti-immigration policies, Paris as an icon of French culture, cultivation of the romantic French rural image, and the societal erosion of "joie de vivre." Some English subtitles.

EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES #1: THE BIRTH OF THE MIDDLE AGES (VHS) 1989. 43 min. sd. color. #53780 An introduction to medieval Europe, showing surviving traces to provide a feel of medieval style and practice, and tracing the roots of the fall of civilization and the onset of darkness.

EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES #2: THE CITY OF GOD (VHS) 1989. 39 min. sd. color. #53790 Covers the Church resurgent, filling the vacuum left by the collapse of civil government and changing to meet its new obligations and fill its new role in society. Also covers the creation of the Vulgate Bible, mass conversions, the rule of Pope Gregory the Great, monastic life, Romanesque architecture, and the role of the pilgrimage in medieval society.

EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES #3: CHARLEMAGNE AND THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE (VHS) 1989. 31 min. sd. color. #53800 Covers the antecedents and the life of Charlemagne, shows life at the court, life of the courtiers and of the peasants, recounts the battle of Roncevaux, and counterpoints the glories of the Carolingian Renaissance with the everyday realities of hunger, plague, and constant violence.

EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES #4: THE FEUDAL SYSTEM (VHS) 1989. 36 min. sd. color. #53810 Covers the social and economic organization of Europe in the Middle Ages: life in a farming hamlet; roles of the feudal lord, tenant farmers, and serfs; construction of the medieval castle; the medieval social organization; the role of the Church and clergy; courtly love and other literary inventions.

EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES #5: CHRISTIANS, JEWS, AND MOSLEMS IN MEDIEVAL SPAIN (VHS) 1989. 33 min. sd. color. #53820 Describes the history of Spain from 711 to 1492, a period of Arab domination and intellectual ferment.

EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES #6: BYZANTIUM, FROM SPLENDOR TO RUIN (VHS) 1989. 43 min. sd. color. #53830 Describes the history, art, and religious significance of Byzantium, its attempts to restore the Roman Empire, its influence in the West, and its heritage.

EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES #7: VIKINGS AND NORMANS (VHS) 1989. 37 min. sd. color. #53840 Covers the Viking sea prowess, Viking influences in England and Scotland, Viking explorations, trade with the Far East, the discovery of America, and the Viking presence as far as the Black Sea.

EVALUATION OF SPECIFIC MOTOR SPEECH DISORDERS (VHS) 100 min. sd. color. #31860 A discussion and review of the relationship of communication breakdown to specific neuroanatomic systems. This information is followed by presentation of three patients, each exhibiting a particular speech disorder. The pathogenesis, clinical signs/symptoms and management strategies for each are discussed.

EVALUATION OF THE ADULT VOICE USING VIDEOSTROBOSCOPY (VHS) 1993. 104 min. sd. color. #34590 Melissa A. Allen, speech pathologist at the Indiana University Medical Center, presents a history of videostroboscopy and its usefulness in treatment.

AN EVENING WITH THE ROYAL BALLET (VHS) 1963. 87 min. sd. color. #13680 Rudolph Nureyev and Dame Margot Fonteyn along with Britain's Royal Ballet perform excerpts from timeless favorites including "The Sleeping Beauty" and "Les Sylphides".

EVERY MOTHER'S SON (DVD) 2004. 53 min. sd. color. #70120 This film profiles three women from very different walks of life who find themselves united to seek justice after their sons are unjustly killed by police. Anthony Baez died during a football game when an officer put him in an illegal chokehold. Amadou Diallo was unarmed when he was shot at 41 times by police in his doorway. Gary (Gidone) Busch was pepper-sprayed and shot to death while holding a small hammer, though witnesses said he posed no threat. Their stories are tragic and the courage shown by the mothers heroic.

EVERYBODY RIDES THE CAROUSEL (VHS) 1976. 72 min. sd. color. #20660 The film accurately and amusingly illustrates the eight stages of life as defined by the noted psychologist Erik Erikson.

EVERYDAY MANDARIN VIDEO COURSE (VHS) 1984. 300 min. sd. color. #53693 A basic video course in Mandarin for beginners. Consists of sixty 5-minute units and is accompanied by a self-study manual and two audio cassettes. The spoken dialogs are shown on the video screen in pinyin transliteration, English translation, and Chinese characters. The tone value of each word is indicated.

EVERYTHING'S COOL (DVD) 2007. 89 min. sd. color. #72120 (Captioned) A film about America finally "getting" global warming in the wake of the most dangerous chasm ever to emerge between scientific understanding and political action. A group of global warming messengers are on a quest to help the public understand the urgency of the problem and create the political will necessary to push for a new energy economy as soon as possible.

EVE'S BAYOU (VHS) 1997. 108 min. sd. color. #57220 Roz Batiste (Lyn Whitfield) is a beautiful and dedicated mother of three who is forced to admit that her family is falling apart due to her philandering husband Louis (Samuel L. Jackson). Her younger daughter, Eve, witnesses one of her father's infidelities. Unable to find the understanding she is looking for Eve decides to take matters into her own hands. An insightful look into family emotions.

EVIDENCE 1 (VHS) 1998. 23 min. sd. color. #67090 Focuses on circumstantial evidence against the backdrop of a fictional murder set in Court TV's studios. A police detective and forensic scientist from Yonkers, New York come to the scene of the crime and demonstrate how evidence is processed, using both high-tech and traditional techniques. Visits a crime lab in Westchester, New York, to see how scientists there process the evidence (blood, shoe prints, drugs and body parts) and prepare it for courtroom presentation. (From Justice factory 2. Vol. 2)

EVIDENCE 2 (VHS) 1998. 23 min. sd. color. #67100 Focuses on direct/eyewitness evidence against the backdrop of a fictional murder set in Court TV's studios. A Hawthorne, NY police detective goes through the process of getting and processing eyewitness and other witness evidence, and identifying and interviewing a suspect. Includes a visit to a police sketch artist who renders from verbal description alone an uncannily accurate portrait of the fake murder suspect. (From Justice factory 2. Vol. 3)

EVITA: THE WOMAN BEHIND THE MYTH (VHS) 1996. 50 min. sd. color. #57800 In this A&E biography, rare photographs and films and accounts from close aides and bitter enemies offer insight into the life of Eva Duarte de Peron, a woman whose political power and prestige nearly eclipsed that of her husband, Argentine president Juan Peron.

EVITA: VIDA, PASION Y MUERTE (DVD) 2005. 51 min. sd. color/b&w. #71070 Examines the life of Evita Per�n from her days as a film and radio actress to becoming the wife of the president of Argentina. In Spanish.

EVOLUTION (VHS) 1994. 38 min. sd. color. #53400 Teaches the basic science of modern evolution theory. Includes a history of how evolution was discovered and how the theory of evolution by natural selection was developed.

EVOLUTION PART 1: DARWIN'S DANGEROUS IDEA (DVD) 2001. 120 min. sd. color. #70240 (Closed captioned) Interweaves the drama in key moments of Darwin's life with documentary sequences of current research, linking past to present and introducing major concepts of evolutionary theory. It explores why Darwin's "dangerous idea" might matter even more today than it did in his own time, and reveals how science might be used to explain the past and predict the future of life on earth.

EVOLUTION PART 2: GREAT TRANSFORMATIONS & PART 3: EXTINCTION! (DVD) 2001. Each program 60 min. sd. color. #70250 (Closed captioned) "Great Transformations" focuses on the evolutionary changes that triggered the earth's incredible diversity. "Extinction!" explores why, then confronts a frightening notion: are humans causing the next mass extinction - the sixth in the history of life on earth?

EVOLUTION PART 4: THE EVOLUTIONARY ARMS RACE & PART 5: WHY SEX? (DVD) 2001. Each program 60 min. sd. color. #70260 (Closed captioned) "The Evolutionary Arms Race" explores our own spiraling arms race with microorganisms - the only real threat to our existence - and traces the alarming spread of resistance among pathogens that cause disease. "Why Sex?" investigates the endless variety of sexual expression and the powerful hold sex exerts over almost all living things. And discover why in evolutionary terms sex is more important than life itself.

EVOLUTION PART 6: THE MIND'S BIG BANG & PART 7: WHAT ABOUT GOD? (DVD) 2001. Each program 60 min. sd. color. #70270 (Closed captioned) In "The Mind's Big Bang" between 100,000 and 50,000 years ago, something happened that triggered a creative, technological and social explosion, allowing humans to dominate the planet. What forces may have contributed to the emergence of the modern human mind? In "What About God?" of all the species on earth, only humans try to explain who they are and how they came to be. Encounter real stories of people struggling to find a balance between religion and science, realms that play very different roles in assigning order to the universe and a purpose to life.

THE EVOLUTION OF CHILE: PROSPERITY FOR SOME (VHS) 1998. 30 min. sd. color. #62230 In just 25 years, Chile has gone from a Marxist state to a dictatorship to a democracy. The transition has strengthened Chile's economy, but not all Chilean citizens have shared in the prosperity. In fact, the divisions between rich and poor have widened, causing critics to question whether democratic capitalism is the right solution. As the scenario unfolds, so do the moral issues surrounding the economic path Chile has chosen. Using Chile as a case study, this program examines these issues, and the difficulties experienced by other Third World nations also riding the tidal wave of post-Cold War economic reforms.

EXCERPTS FROM ARISTOPHANES' THE BIRDS (VHS) 1991. 43 min. sd. color. #62270 These excerpts from Aristophanes' delightful masterpiece are designed to capture the lyricism and spirit of the original utopian satire. Actors perform with masks and colorful costumes, and scenes are conceived in a manner that allows viewers to envision how Greeks may have seen the play.

THE EXPERIENCE CHART (VHS) 1986. 50 min. sd. color. #18860 Taking dictation from a first grade is demonstrated. What to say - what to write - how to lead from drafting a chart for the day into a writing session is shown.

EXPLORING BROADCAST TELEVISION (VHS) 1994. 25 min. sd. color. #53090 Examines the wide range of career opportunities available in the broadcast industry. Helps viewers to understand the expertise required for nightly news broadcasts, including the technical aspects of broadcast television, such as the work done by engineers, camera operators and lighting crews.

EXPLORING THE WORLD OF MUSIC PART 1: SOUND, MUSIC, AND THE ENVIRONMENT (VHS) 1998. 30 min. sd. color. #67590 (Closed captioned.) Considers what is meant by music and explores the definition of music from the scientific sine wave to poetic metaphor. Examines the impact of the cultural environment on music as different as Bosnian ganga and becarac singing, Tuvan throat singing, Irish, West African, Trinidadian, and Japanese music, and Western chamber music, jazz, and rock.

EXPLORING THE WORLD OF MUSIC PART 4: TRANSMISSION: LEARNING MUSIC (VHS) 1998. 30 min. sd. color. #67600 (Closed captioned.) How we learn musical traditions and how we maintain, modify, notate, teach, and perform them for a new younger audience is exemplified here in Indian classical music, African village drumming, and modern jazz and gospel.

EXPLOSIONS IN THE MIND (VHS) 1980. 50 min. sd. color. #11580 A stroke, the disruption of the brain's blood supply, can cause paralysis or death. Study of stroke victims allows neurologists to visualize the workings of the brain and to locate the centers controlling movement, speech, vision and spatial perception.

EXPRESSIONISM (VHS) 2000. 60 min. sd. color. #67850 An outgrowth of Fauvism, Expressionism emphasized color's emotional properties while demonstrating far less concern than the Fauves had with the formal and structural composition of color. Contemporary Neo-Expressionism has further developed this artistic approach. This program examines the following masterpieces: Edvard Munch's Ashes ; Franz Marc's The Tiger; Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's Five Women in the Street; Max Beckmann's Actors (Triptych); Georg Basleitz's The Great Friends; and Anselm Kiefer's Interior.

THE EYE OF THE DICTATOR (VHS) 1994. 55 min. sd. color with b&w archival footage. #63950 Examines the use of film and particularly the weekly newsreel to inform, disinform, and persuade Germany during the years of the Nazi regime. The program takes an in-depth look at the way Josef Goebbels, Minister of Propaganda, controlled the work of German film cameramen and how he manipulated their work to great effect both as propaganda and as art. The program contains extraordinary footage that illustrates the Nazis' efforts in producing propaganda and demonstrates the enormous power of film to sway the national imagination.

EYE OF THE STORM (VHS) 1971. 25 min. sd. color. #5830 (Also available on DVD #71670) Shows how a teacher in Riceville, Iowa, introduced her children to the realities of prejudice by using the color of eyes as the criterion of superiority. Explains that the results of the experiment were indicative of the situation throughout the United States.

EYE OPENER WITH JANE ELLIOTT (DVD) 2004. 34 min. sd. color. #71110 Jane Elliott conducts her "Blue-Eyed, Brown-Eyed" exercise in Glasgow with thirty-five volunteers from across the United Kingdom. Many of the blue-eyed participants were shocked at their own reactions to what for many of them was the new experience of being powerless. Many of the brown-eyed participants were shocked at how easy they found it to go along with what was happening, even though they knew it was wrong. They all now have a better understanding of the systematic nature of racism, as well as how the awareness of their own actions - or inactions - can reinforce and perpetuate it.

EYES ON THE PRIZE VOLUME 1: AWAKENINGS (1954-1956)/FIGHTING BACK (1957-1962) (DVD) 1995. Each program ca. 60 min. sd. color/b&w. #70570 (Captioned)"Awakenings" presents the segregation of American society before the 1950's, and the effects of the Supreme Court's Brown vs. Board of Education decision in 1954. Also presented are the Emmett Till murder trial in Mississippi, the Montgomery Alabama boycott of public transportation, and the formation of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. "Fighting Back" presents the history of the integration of public schools and universities in the South after the 1954 Supreme Court decision. The program identifies the national organizations involved in the struggle to integrate schools, describing the leaders and their strategies and how they affected the freedom struggle.

EYES ON THE PRIZE VOLUME 2: AIN'T SCARED OF YOUR JAILS (1960-1961)/NO EASY WALK (1961-1963) (DVD) 1995. Each program ca. 60 min. sd. color/b&w. #70580 (Captioned) "Ain't Scared of Your Jails" chronicles the courage displayed by thousands of young people and college students who joined the ranks of the civil rights movement and gave it new direction. In 1960, lunch counter sit-ins spread across the South, many organized by the new, energetic Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). In 1961, on the Freedom Rides, many young people faced violence and defied death threats as they labored to obliterate segregation in interstate bus travel below the Mason-Dixon Line. The growing movement toward racial equality influenced the 1960 Presidential campaign, and federal rights versus states' rights became an issue. "No easy walk" focuses on a crucial phase in the civil rights movement: the emergence of mass demonstrations and marches as a powerful protest vehicle. In Albany, Ga., police chief Laurie Pritchett challenged Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s tactics of nonviolent mass demonstration. In Birmingham, Ala., school children steadfastly marched against the violent spray of fire hoses and were jailed as a result. The triumphant 1963 march on Washington, D.C. captured worldwide attention and garnered broad national support, helping to shift federal policy.

EYES ON THE PRIZE VOLUME 3: MISSISSIPPI: IS THIS AMERICA? (1962-1964)/BRIDGE TO FREEDOM (1965) (DVD) 1995. Each program ca. 60 min. sd. color/b&w. #70590 (Captioned) "Mississippi, Is This America?" focuses on the personal risks faced by ordinary citizens as they assumed responsibility for social change, particularly during the 1962-64 voting rights campaign in Mississippi. The state became a testing ground of constitutional principles as civil rights activists concentrated their energies on the right to vote. White resistance to the sharing of political power clashed with the strong determination of movement leaders to bring Mississippi blacks to the ballot box. In Freedom Summer 1964, tension between white resistance and movement activists climaxed in the tragic murder of three young civil rights workers. "Bridge to Freedom, 1965" showcases the lessons of a decade that are brought to bear in the climactic 1965 Freedom March from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, when thousands joined together to march fifty miles for freedom. During the drive to make voting rights a national issue, strategic and ideological differences began to surface between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) and the younger activists of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). As white "backlash" and segregationist resistance intensified, President Lyndon B. Johnson promised to further the movement's legislative goals. Then, as the movement began to splinter into factions, the National Voting Rights Act became federal law.

EYES ON THE PRIZE VOLUME 4: THE TIME HAS COME (1964-1966)/TWO SOCIETIES (1965-1968) (DVD) 1995. Each program ca. 60 min. sd. color/b&w. #70600 (Captioned) "The Time Has Come" shows that a new call for power is heard in the civil rights movement. Malcolm X takes nationalism to urban streets as Black leaders listen. "Two Societies" tells how Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference aid in the non-violent struggle against segregated housing. The Kerner Commission concludes that America is becoming "two societies - one Black, one white - separate and unequal."

EYES ON THE PRIZE VOLUME 5: POWER! (1966-1968)/THE PROMISED LAND (1967-1968) (DVD) 1995. Each program ca. 60 min. sd. color/b&w. #70610 (Captioned) "Power!" shows how Blacks looked for new ways to take control of their communities. This program explores the political path to power for Carl Stokes, the nation's first Black mayor of a major city. It also describes the founding of the Black Panther Party in Oakland, Calif., and the struggle of Black and Hispanic parents in Brooklyn, N.Y., to improve their children's education through community control of the schools. "The Promised Land" shows how Martin Luther King, in the final year of his life, began to organize a Poor People's Campaign, a march of the poor to Washington, D.C., where they would erect Resurrection City to embarrass and motivate a reluctant government. On April 4, 1968, King was assassinated. Soon after its construction, Resurrection City was shut down, marking the end of a chapter of the civil rights movement.

EYES ON THE PRIZE VOLUME 6: AIN'T GONNA SHUFFLE NO MORE (1964-1972)/A NATION OF LAW? (1968-1971) (DVD) 1995. Each program ca. 60 min. sd. color/b&w. #70620 (Captioned) "Ain't Gonna Shuffle No More" illustrates the renewed push for Black unity in America. Cassius Clay becomes Muhammed Ali and refuses to fight in Vietnam. The National Black Political Convention is organized in Gary, Indiana and students at Howard University in Washington, D.C. try to bring the Black consciousness movement into the university. "A Nation of Law?" shows that by the late 1960's, the anger in poorer urban areas over charges of police brutality was smoldering. In Chicago, Fred Hampton formed a Black Panther Party chapter. As the chapter grew, so did police surveillance. In a pre-dawn assault by the police, Panthers Hampton and Mark Clark were killed. The deaths came at a time the movement activists were increasingly becoming targets of police harassment at both the local and federal levels through COINTELPRO, the FBI's Counter Intelligence Program. During this same period, inmates at New York's Attica prison took over the prison in an effort to publicize intolerable conditions. During the police assault which ended the takeover, several inmates and guards were killed. For some, Attica came to symbolize the brutality of a hardened political regime.

EYES ON THE PRIZE VOLUME 7: THE KEYS TO THE KINGDOM (1974-1980)/BACK TO THE MOVEMENT (1979-1985) (DVD) 1995. Each program ca. 60 min. sd. color/b&w. #70630 (Captioned) "The Keys to the Kingdom, 1974-1980" shows how antidiscrimination legal rights gained in past decades are put to the test. School desegregation orders are violently resisted in Boston and the Bakke Supreme Court case challenges a policy of affirmative action. "Back to the Movement" shows Miami's Black community exploding in rioting, but in Chicago, a grassroots movement triumphs - Harold Washington is elected the city's first Black mayor. Concludes with a review of the people who made the civil rights movement a force for change.

EYES ON THE PRIZE: AWAKENINGS (1954-1956) (VHS) 1986. 60 min. sd. comb. #13770 (Closed captioned) Episode 1: Tells the story of two events that helped to focus the nation's attention on the rights of black Americans: the 1955 lynching in Mississippi of 14-year-old Emmett Till and the 1955-56 Montgomery, Alabama boycott that forced the desegregation of public buses.

EYES ON THE PRIZE: FIGHTING BACK (1957-1962) (VHS) 1986. 60 min. sd. comb. #13780 (Closed captioned) Episode 2: Examines the law both as a tool for change and resistance to change, particularly as it relates to education. Covers the court cases of the late 1940s that led to the 1954 Supreme Court Brown vs. Board of Education decision, the stories of nine black teenagers who integrated Little Rock's Central High School in 1957, and James Meredith's 1962 enrollment at the University of Mississippi.

EYES ON THE PRIZE: AIN'T SCARED OF YOUR JAILS (1960-1962) (VHS) 1986. 60 min. sd. comb. #13790 (Closed captioned) Episode 3: Depicts the changing focus of black protest during the early 1960s from legal challenges to specific laws to personal and group challenges to a broad range of racial and economic inequities. Links four related stories of the period: the lunch counter sit-ins, the formation of SNCC by students who led the sit-ins, the impact of the sit-ins on the 1960 presidential campaign, and the freedom rides.

EYES ON THE PRIZE: NO EASY WALK (1962-1966) (VHS) 1986. 60 min. sd. comb. #13800 (Closed captioned) Episode 4: Examines three cities that are indelibly linked with the civil rights movement: Albany, GA, where Police Chief Laurie Pritchett and Martin Luther King Jr. each tested out the strategy of nonviolence in their own way; Birmingham, AL, where children marched against Bull Connor's fire hoses and filled the jails; and Washington, D.C., where black and white, young and old, north and south, came together to march on the nation's capital.

EYES ON THE PRIZE: MISSISSIPPI: IS THIS AMERICA (1962-1964) (VHS) 1986. 60 min. sd. comb. #13810 (Closed captioned) Episode 5: Black citizens who had been denied the right to vote stepped forward and demanded a place in the political process. But before the summer was over, a complete delegation of the newly formed Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party would challenge the 1964 Democratic Party Convention in Atlantic City.

EYES ON THE PRIZE: BRIDGE TO FREEDOM (1965) (VHS) 1986. 60 min. sd. comb. #13820 (Closed captioned ) Episode 6: Ten years after Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man on a Montgomery, Alabama bus and nearly twenty years after the Supreme Court decreed that "separate but equal" was unconstitutional, black Americans were still fighting for equality. But millions had now joined the movement, and in Selma, Alabama, thousands of blacks and whites came together to march fifty miles for freedom.

EYES ON THE PRIZE II PROGRAM 1: THE TIME HAS COME (1964-66) (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #21050 (Closed captioned) During the decade of civil rights protest in the south, a sense of urgency and anger emerges from the black communities in the north. This urgency is best articulated by Malcolm X, then National Minister of the Nation of Islam. Explores his influence on the staff of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee as they issue the call for "Black Power" during the 1966 Meredith March Against Fear in Mississippi.

EYES ON THE PRIZE II PROGRAM 2: TWO SOCIETIES (1965-68) (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #21060 (Closed captioned) Against the backdrop of the long hot summers of the mid-60's, Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference travel to Chicago in an attempt to apply southern movement tactics to the urban north. A year later, in Detroit, frustration and anger build to urban violence as blacks and law officers clash on city streets and America appears to be a nation out of control.

EYES ON THE PRIZE II PROGRAM 3: POWER (1967-68) (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #21070 (Closed captioned) Blacks look for new ways to take control of their communities; the ballot box, the street and the schools become the dominant platforms. Among the events profiled: Carl Stokes, in an historic victory, becomes the first black mayor of Cleveland; in Oakland, young blacks form the Black Panther Party in an effort to quell continuing police harassment.

EYES ON THE PRIZE II PROGRAM 4: THE PROMISED LAND (1967-68) (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #21080 (Closed captioned) In the final year of Martin Luther King's life, he and his staff begin to organize a Poor People's Campaign, a march of the poor to Washington, D.C. In the midst of the campaign, Dr. King is called away to help black sanitation workers on strike in Memphis. On April 4, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee, Martin Luther King, Jr. is assassinated.

EYES ON THE PRIZE II PROGRAM 5: AIN'T GONNA SHUFFLE NO MORE (1964-72) (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #21090 (Closed captioned) An awareness and sense of pride emerge through the struggle of World Heavyweight Champion Cassius Clay to be called by his new Islamic name, Muhammed Ali. No longer content to use the mainstream culture as their standard and rejecting images which traditionally stereotyped them as servile and inferior, a new generation of African Americans begins to redefine itself.

EYES ON THE PRIZE II PROGRAM 6: A NATION OF LAW (1968-71) (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #21100 (Closed captioned) In Chicago, Black Panthers Fred Hampton and Mark Clark are killed during an early morning raid by police. During the same period, inmates at New York's Attica prison take over the prison in an effort to attract national attention to intolerable conditions. A subsequent police assault ends the takeover but not before several inmates and guards are killed. These events come to symbolize the violence of a hardened political regime.

EYES ON THE PRIZE II PROGRAM 7: THE KEYS TO THE KINGDOM (1974-80) (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #21110 (Closed captioned) Examines the relationship between law and grassroots political struggle as it chronicles black efforts to inject substance into promises of equality. The movement's focus is on the keys to the kingdom: jobs and education.

EYES ON THE PRIZE II PROGRAM 8: BACK TO THE MOVEMENT (1979-mid 80s) (VHS) 1989. 60 min. sd. color. #21120 (Closed captioned) The series concludes with an examination of the political and economic changes experienced concurrently by two cities in the north and south: Chicago and Miami, and ends with a retrospective of the people who made this movement a force for change in America.

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