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Business Networking Made Easy (1994) The Communications Department Media Library ACTIVE FILES Also Please Note: KXMS is a cultural resource of MSSU and for its employees. The CD library has in excess of 31,348 catalogued titles, including the national anthems of all sovereign nations. While we have always had a policy of loaning out CD’s to any employee, the national anthems need to be copied on an as- needed basis. 8. American Tongues: A Film About The Way We Talk Southerners talk too slowly. New Yorkers are rude. New Englanders don't say much at all. Anybody who lives in the US knows the cliches about how people in the various parts of the country handle the English language. Now there's an entertaining, award-winning film that examines the attitudes Americans have about the way they talk. American Tongues goes to the streets and the countryside to listen to American English in all its diversity and color. From Boston Brahmins to Black Louisiana teenagers, from Texas cowboys to New York professionals, American Tongues elicits funny, perceptive, sometimes shocking, and always telling comments about our diverse society. Featuring appearances by comedian Robert Klein, commercial whiz Ernest P. "Hey Vern!" Worrell, and Ramona Lenny, the "voice of directory assistance". (56 mins) 174. Art of Public Speaking (The): 9th ed 14. Be Prepared to Speak Step by step guide to public speaking. This program draws on Toastmaster's experience as the leading public speaking organization. It provides strategies with proven effectiveness. This comprehensive course includes how to write a speech, what to practice and how to get yourself mentally prepared. This program helps you conquer the fear of public speaking and become a skillful, confident speaker. The powerful learning technique of vicarious experience is used in this theatrical video. You learn by watching someone else go through the learning process (27 mins) 120. Body Language - An Introduction To Non-Verbal Communication In this clear, fast-paced intro to the sciences of kinesics and proxemics, students learn how gestures mirror inner feelings and how posture can reveal opinions and send messages. Emphasizing that much of communication is nonverbal, this still-image program examines the unwritten-but powerfully enforced rules of eye contact and the concepts of personal and public space, as well as how these concepts differ across cultures. (25 mins) 127. Breaking The Accent Barrier American sound & style for all Speakers of English as a second language 28. Doublespeak This program looks at how the English language has been inflated and manipulated to distort, obfuscate or cover up meaning, or to replace meaning altogether. Illustrations are drawn from ordinary conversation, advertising, the workplace, and the Iran-contra hearings, which offer a case study of governmental doublespeak. (1993) (28 mins) 153A. Folkways: The Science of Sound - Disc 1 1 How We Hear, 2 Frequency, 3 Pitch, 4 Vibration and Resonance, 5 Intensity, 6 Loudness, 7 Noise Measurement, 8 Masking, 9 Echo and Reverberation, 10 Delay Distortion 153B. Folkways: The Science of Sound - Disc 2 11 Fundamentals and Overtones, 12 Quality, 13 Subjective Tones, 14 Music or Noise, 15 Filtered Music and Speech, 16 Dissonance and Consonance, 17 Music Scales, 18 Vibrato and Tremolo, 19 The Doppler Effect 118. Gender & Communication: She Talks: He Talks Explores why males and females have so much trouble communicating. Viewers meet Jasmine, Fran, and Bill as they put together the noonday news at a local TV station. The three professional communicators are smooth and friendly on air, but once the cameras stop, the battle of the sexes rages. The video gives the most up-to-date research on the significant differences between males and female communication styles. It goes on to apply this understanding to everyday life, suggesting tools for successful interactions with the opposite sex. The program is ideal for students of comm., gender equity, interpersonal skills, family life and professional development. (1994) (22 mins) 50. Great Moments from Great Speeches Over thirty speeches from the last 60 years. Historic figures from Roosevelt, Hitler and Churchill to Gorbachev, Yeltsin and Clinton 145. Great Speeches for Criticism and Analysis (4th Ed) Book and DVD Campaign Speeches, Rally Speeches-Political, Rally Speeches-National Crisis, Accusation and Defense, Legislative Speeches-National Policy, Legislative Speeches-International Policy, Inaugural Addresses, Eulogies, Celebration of Values (King's "I Have A Dream" included) 51. Great Speeches: Volume I (2 copies) John F. Kennedy "Inaugural Address", Martin Luther King, Jr. "I Have A Dream", Gen. Douglas MacArthur "Farewell Address", Adolf Hitler - 1934, Franklin D, Roosevelt "1942 State-Of-The-Union" 132 Great Speeches: Volume II Winston Churchill (2 Wartime Speeches), Adlai Stevenson (UN Missile Crisis), Barbara Jordon (“Constitution” Speech), Richard Nixon (“Checkers” Speech), Golda Meir (UN General Assembly) 133. Great Speeches: Volume III Jesse Jackson (The Rainbow Coalition), Richard M. Nixon (Resignation), Geraldine Ferraro (VP Acceptance), Dwight D. Eisenhower (Atoms for Peace), Jeane Kirkpatrick (KAL 007 disaster) 134. Great Speeches: Volume IV Mario Cuomo (1984 Democratic Keynote), Ronald Regan (1980 Presidential Acceptance), Barbara Jordan (1976 Democratic Keynote), Hubert Humphrey (VP Acceptance), John F. Kennedy (Houston Ministers) 52. Great Speeches: Volume V (3 copies) Franklin D. Roosevelt - First Inaugural Address; Lyndon B. Johnson - 1965 Voting Rights Address; Robert Kennedy - Eulogy of Martin Luther King, Jr.; Franklin D,. Roosevelt - Declaration of War; Ronald Reagan - Tribute to the Challenger Astronauts (87 mins) 135. Great Speeches: Volume VI Martin Luther King Jr. (“Mountaintop” Speech), Eleanor Roosevelt (United Nations Address), George Bush (Defense of Saudi Arabia), Richard Nixon (“Watergate” Speech), Edward Kennedy (“Truth & Tolerance in America”) 136. Great Speeches: Volume VII Lech Walesa (RFK Foundation Awards Keynote), George Bush (1991 State-of-the-Union), Jimmy Carter (Energy Crisis), Jesse Jackson (1988 Democratic Convention), Jerry Falwell (South Africa) 137. Great Speeches: Volume VIII Fulton Sheen (“Role of Communism/Role of Amerifa”), John Kennedy (“I Am A Berliner” Speech), Harry Truman (Whistle Stop Campaign), Ann Richards (1988 Democratic Keynote), Stokely Carmichael (“We Ain’t Going” Speech) 138. Great Speeches: Volume IX Albert Gore (1992 Vice Presidential Acceptance), Barbara Bush (1992 Republican Convention), Mikhail Gorbachev (Westminster College), Dwight Eisenhower (Farewell Address), Franklin Roosevelt (1941 Radio Address) 139. Great Speeches: Volume X Bill Clinton (Inaugural Address), Gerald Ford (Assuming Presidency), Lyndon Johnson (“Let Us Continue”), Hillary Clinton (Address to the AMA), Boris Yeltsin (Address to US Congress) 140. Great Speeches: Volume XI Colin Powell (Howard Univ Commencement Address), Elizabeth Glaser (1992 Democratic Convention), Richard Gephardt (Relinquishing Leadership-1995 Congress), Newt Gingrich (Swearing in Ceremonies as House Speaker), Fidel Castro (Rio de Janeiro Environmental Conference) 141. Great Speeches: Volume XII Sarah Brady (1996 Democratic Convention), Colin Powell (1996 Republican Convention), Ann Richards (Eulogy of Barbara Jordan), Harry Truman (Two Historic Speeches), Ronald Regan (Moscow University) 128. Great Speeches: Volume XIV Dale Bumpers - "It's About Sex", Nelson Mandela - "Acceptance of Congressional Gold Medal", Bill Clinton - "Address to the Nation on Kosovo", Richard Gephardt - "A Plea for Civility", Henry Kissinger - "Address on Foreign Policy" 142. Great Speeches: Volume XV Lou Gehrig (Farewell to Baseball), Bill Clinton (Farewell to his party), Colin Powell (2000 RNC Keynote), Elizabeth Dole (Duke Univ Commencement), Huey Long (“Share the Wealth”) 143. Great Speeches: Volume XVI Malcolm X (Police Violence), Naomi Wolf (Scripps College Commencement), Al Gore (Presidential Concession), George W. Bush (Inaugural Address & WTC Disaster(, Ronald Reagan (Goldwater for President) 131. Great Speeches: Volume XVII Rudy Giuliani (UN Speech on Terrorism); Tony Blair (Labour Party Keynote); Tom Daschle (Woodrow Wilson Institute); Colin Powell (McConnell Center); John Kennedy (American University) 58. Home Front (The) 1940-1941 Welcome to America in the '40's! The end of the Great Depression may be in sight, and spirits are higher. Teenagers linger over malted milks at drugstore counters as their parents head for the local movie house where Gone With The Wind is becoming the biggest hit in motion picture history. Radio is still king, although one of the big attractions of the New York World's Fare is something called television. Watch - and listen - as Franklin D. Roosevelt teaches his grandchildren to swim at their country home in Hyde Park, NY. Cross the country to San Francisco and visit the DiMaggio family restaurant on Fisherman's Wharf. There meet America's most popular sports hero. It's the "summer of the streak": Joe DiMaggio makes at least one hit in 56 consecutive games - a new record. In this last summer of innocence, journey on west to Waikiki Beach in Hawaii, where some of our boys (and their girls) seem to have the best duty in the US Navy - until Sunday morning, December 7, 1941. (60 mins) 59. Home Front (The) 1942-1943 Suddenly Berlin, Rome, and Tokyo are not so far away. And suddenly the boys dying on the battlefields abroad are OUR boys. Rumors of enemy submarines off our Atlantic coast turn out to be
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