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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 true. Youngsters leave their soda fountain hangouts to collect scrap and serve as junior air-raid wardens. A new work force of American women helps push production to levels never before thought possible, as planes, tanks, shops, guns, and ammunition replace cars, radios and refrigerators on our assembly lines. Bob Hope, Judy Garland and other Hollywood stars entertain our fighting forces around the world. Babe Ruth and Walter Johnson come out of retirement to sell bonds. Meanwhile, at a secret air base in Florida, Lt. Col. James H. Doolittle is training a select group of heroes-to-be for a dramatic bombing raid on Japan. Some will not return, but their successful attack sends a clear message to the enemy. Before 1943 is over, the USA has challenged the Axis powers in North Africa and southern Italy, on Guadalcanal and Tarawa. In 2 years Americans prove that no sacrifice is too large in order to preserve a way of life. (60 mins) 60. Home Front (The) 1944-1945 The tide has turned. Postwar hopes and dreams fill American hearts and minds. But radio broadcasts and newsreels remind Americans that the fighting and dying continue. Never before has a war been captured so completely by the motion picture camera. On the home front, Pres. Roosevelt is reelected by a landslide; the worst circus disaster in history occurs in Hartford, CT; an Army B-25 bomber crashes into the Empire State Building; the UN charter is drafted; and because of a newspaper strike, NY City's mayor, Fiorello H. LaGuardia, reads the comics over the radio. Also share fascinating moments with Ronald Regan, Humphrey Bogart, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Joe Louis, Army vet Hank Greenberg, and the West Point "Touchdown Twins," Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard. But the Slogan "V for Victory" is on everyone's mind as V-E Day and V-J Day approach. The joyous sights and sounds of V-J Day, a once-in- a-lifetime event, remain as moving today as they were in that not-so-far-away year, 1945. (60 mins) 75. Martin Luther King "I Have A Dream" (VHS) The electrifying speech that changed the hearts and minds of a bitterly divided nation. When 200,000 civil rights marchers - black and white - gathered at the steps of the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 1963, they expected to hear strong words from their spiritual leader, Martin Luther King. What they did not expect was a speech of such heartfelt passion and poetic eloquence that it echoes still in our memory. (25 mins) 75. Martin Luther King "I Have A Dream" (DVD) (2 available) The electrifying speech that changed the hearts and minds of a bitterly divided nation. When 200,000 civil rights marchers - black and white - gathered at the steps of the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 1963, they expected to hear strong words from their spiritual leader, Martin Luther King. What they did not expect was a speech of such heartfelt passion and poetic eloquence that it echoes still in our memory. (25 mins) 119. Say It Better: Fearless Public Speaking This video is designed to help the occasional speaker prepare and deliver a talk that will hold an audience's interest. Viewers learn how to narrow a topic, organize the body of a speech, sound casual and relaxed, grab attention when starting a speech, and maintain eye contact. The program also teaches how to defeat "speaker's block" and how to use body language to appear natural. (24 mins) 93. Speeches Collection: Adolf Hitler The world will never forget the horrific consequences of Adolf Hitler's words. Before, only German-speaking people could understand Hitler's messages of propaganda and hatred. Now, through scrupulous research and translation this startling video will present his most dramatic speeches with English subtitles, revealing the demonic phrases he used to hypnotize the masses. (50 mins) 94. Speeches Collection: Franklin D. Roosevelt FDR was one of our country's most extraordinary leaders. He was born to great privilege and physical hardship. It world have been quite easy for him to have avoided the turmoil of a public life. Yet he chose to serve his country through its worst economic depression and most terrifying World War. FDR felt an inner calling, was fueled by a drive that was almost preordained. This confidence and resolve came through in his every address. Be it campaign speech, state address, fireside chat, or wartime exhortation, the speeches of FDR are filled with the ease of confidence, the sense of manifest destiny, that made him such a natural leader Even today the wit and easy charm of his speeches will delight and inspire you. (45 mins) 95. Speeches Collection: John F. Kennedy JFK was the most dynamic President in decades. His charismatic message of hope and change led the nation into a "New Frontier." The first President to utilize the medium of television: every speech contained in this tape reverberates with his special lifeforce. You'll see all the major addresses, from his 1960 Presidential campaign through his three controversial years in office. (60 mins) 96. Speeches Collection: Martin Luther King, Jr. King was perhaps the most inspirational speaker of all times. His words moved a nation with their gripping, passionate plea for racial justice. Follow his electrifying speeches from the early days as a young pastor in Montgomery, to the great march on Washington, including the final prophetic speech in Memphis just days before his tragic assassination. (60 mins) 97. Speeches Collection: Robert F. Kennedy Robert Kennedy , the young vibrant senator from NY, was one of the most charismatic speakers of our time. His heart- rending eulogy at the funeral of his brother, John, will move you to tears just as it did to millions who watched it for the first time on national TV. This video lets us hear his speeches at Columbia University, his 1964 Democratic Convention address, his wise proposals on new Vietnam policies, his ironic reflections on the assassination of Martin Luther King and much more. (55 mins) 98. Speeches Collection: Winston Churchill Winston Churchill was the British lion, its bulldog, the defender of its freedom, the pride of her people. In the dark early years of World War II - when all the world cowered before Hitler and his hordes - Churchill alone stood firm. He led his tiny island nation through those trying times with his eloquent, heart-felt exhortations. Through his Parliamentary and radio speeches to the British people, Churchill was to summon up such wellsprings of national pride and fervor that his poetic words would later earn him a Nobel Prize for literature. Now, you can experience firsthand what those stony words of resolve must have meant to a frightened people. The speeches of Churchill represent one of the great legacies of our history in the 20th century. Discover the immense power of his words for yourself. (30 mins) 99. Speeches of Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower was not the country's most forceful or dynamic President, and neither was he the most eloquent public speaker. He spoke haltingly and ill-at-ease. But he was a man of his time, and his honest down-home Kansas farm boy style struck 1950's America as a true note. His speeches do not zing with witticisms and rhetorical barbs, but they do communicate the forthrightness of man. Eisenhower never put on air and his speeches are a direct reflection of his era. Elvis Presley, ducktails, and cars with fins have all been relived - so we invite you to "like Ike" once again. (60 mins 5A. Watson-Barker Listening Test Form A 5B. Watson-Barker Listening Test Form B Listening experts suggest that listeners need to adapt listening styles to particular listening situations. Therefore, the WBLT is made up of 5 parts, each designed to test a particular type of listening comprehension ability. By presenting statements and questions, Part I measures the listener's skill in interpreting message content. By presenting various dialogues, Part 2 tests understand of meaning in conversations. Part III involves listening to a series of brief lectures and tests remembering lecture information. Part IV uses questions and/or statements to measure the listener's skill in interpreting emotional meaning. It requires listeners to attend to HOW something is said as well as WHAT is said. Finally, Apart V measures a listener's ability to follow instructions. Parts I, II and IV are designed to measure the listening skills used in brief listening situations. Parts III and V are designed to measure the listening skills used in longer listening situations. Evaluating individual Part scores allows test takers to assess specific areas where improvement may be necessary. (40 mins)

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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.

1. A.C. Neilsen TV Ratings 2. Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Internship Promo (3/1/88) Introduced by Barney Rosenzweig, Executive Producer of "Cagney & Lacey" 3. Achieving Peace in the Arab-Israeli Conflict - Purdue U Public Affairs Video Archives (7/13/88) A speech at the National Press Club on July 13, 1988 by Sa'ad Al Abdullah Al-Sabah, Crown Prince of Kuwait. (53 mins) 4. Ad and the Id: Sex Death & Subliminal Advertising A26. Ages of Man - Sir John Gielgud - Readings From Shakespeare (Cassette and paperback book) 121. Alternatives To Violence Part 1 - Conflict Resolution, Negotiations & Mediation for Students Students are introduced to the concepts and skills of conflict resolution, negotiation and mediation. Topics covered include: Understanding Conflict, Communication Skills, Conflict Resolution Skills, Negotiation, Peer Mediation. Part 1 in the included resource guide contains support materials, including 17 complete lesson plans, activities, handouts, vocabulary, and discussion questions on the topics discussed in the video. A complete bibliography of additional resources and curricula is included. Part 1 is designed for use by teachers, counselors and trained facilitators with students in grades 6-10. The video and supporting resource guide are intended to provide students with an introductory course in conflict resolution skills and an intro to the concepts and steps of peer mediation. It is NOT the intention of this program to teach students how to be mediators. (33 mins) 122. Alternatives To Violence Part 2 - Implementing Conflict Resolution Programs in School Part 2 demonstrates the steps taken by Morey Middle School in Denver, CO as they implement a conflict resolution and peer mediation program in their school. Interviews with school personnel, conflict resolution trainers and students are intercut with scenes illustrating the steps of: Staff Training, Student Training, Skill Building, Demonstration to the Student Body, Presentation to Parent and Community Organization, Peer Mediation Session. Part 2 contains support materials, including a detailed implementation plan for schools, current information on prevention programs, and a bibliography of recommended readings for school staff and parents. A complete list of organizations and resources for trainings and additional information is included. Part 2 is intended for use as a staff development and awareness program for teachers, administrators, parents and community members. The video and supporting guide can be used to educate the school community, including teachers, administrators and parents about the benefits and uses of teaching conflict resolution skills to students. The video can also be used as a demonstration of how to set up a school-based conflict resolution and mediation program. Support materials in the guide can provide schools with a suggested reading list as well as a resource list for information and training. (31 mins) 7. American Education Keeping Pace - Positive Classroom Images (5/12/92) 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) 158. American Tongues: Center for New American Media 9. Arbitron 4 Cuts Inside TV Local Market Report Pt. 1, Inside TV Local Market Report Pt. 2, Research for the 80's, Understanding and using Radio Audience Estimates. 10. Art of Public Speaking (The) (1986) Speeches for Analysis and Discussion. Video supplement to the textbook. (56 mins) 11. Art of Public Speaking (The) 3rd Ed. (1989) (2 copies) Speeches for Analysis and Discussion. Video supplement to the textbook. 144. Art of Public Speaking (The) 5th Ed Speeches for Analysis and Discussion. (With Instructor’s Guide) Includes: CPR, The Hidden World of Perfumes, If the Shoe Fits - Wear It, Making Campus Accessible for Disabled Students, Family Medical Histories: A Proven Lifesaver, A Friend in Need, The Battle of the Bulbs, James “Cool Papa” Bell, Tiananmen Square

12. Art of Public Speaking (The) 6th Ed (1998)(3 Copies) Speeches for Analysis and Discussion. Video supplement to the textbook. A29. Art Of Public Speaking - 6th Ed. (1998) (2 Copies) (CD) 130. Art of Public Speaking (The) 8th Ed (2004) (5 Copies) Speeches for Analysis and Discussion, Vol. 7, Supplement to the textbook 152 Art of Puglic Speaking (The), 8th edition Test Bank (2 copies) 13. Bad Attitude Looks at politics as a broad range of social & cultural expressions from political campaigns to domestic violence to personal grief & struggle. It comprises a survey of sorts, tracking artists' responses to some of the events that make up our lives, events that are also influenced by representations of them. JFK's Political Campaign Ad, Camille Billops & James Hatch's - Suzanne Suzanne, Ronald Reagan's Campaign Ad, Max Almy's - Perfect Leader, Nixon/Agnew's Campaign Ad, Mary McFerran's - Homage to May 19: Kathy Boudin's Story, LBJ's Campaign Ad, Anne Waldman's - UH OH Plutonium, Linda Montano's - Mitchell's Death (90 mins) 15. Between One and Many: The Art and Science of Public Speaking (1994) (4 copies) 17. Bush-Clinton-Perot: 1st Presidential Debate (10/11/92) 18. Bush-Clinton-Perot: 2nd Presidential Debate (10/15/92) 19. Bush-Clinton-Perot : 3rd Presidential Debate (10/19/92) 20. Business Networking Made Easy (1994) Master these secrets: Walk up to someone & break the ice: Introduce yourself & others with confidence; Use business cards effectively; Keep the conversation going without doing all of the talking; Work the room; Break away gracefully & make other contacts. Roberta Prescott heads the Prescott Group, a communication consulting & training firm which helps individuals present themselves & their ideas effectively in a variety of business situations. She has perfected the art of networking at hundreds of diverse business gatherings, and as a direct result, her business has doubled - then doubled again. She lives by her motto "Get out there and get involved." and has continued to hone her skills as Chairman of the Board of the Greater Hartford Convention & Visitors Bureau and as a Director on many hospital and civic boards. 1994. (20 mins) A1. Challenge of a Changing Environment: FCC Broadcast Policies of the '90's (cassette) 63. Choosing the Ideas & Words: Insight Media What ideas should be included in a speech? How should a speech be worded? This program examines the internal controllable elements of a speech, including style, organization, and delivery. It teaches how to select a topic for a speech and determine how much the audience knows about the topic. It explains how to establish credibility in front of an audience, and describes three styles of wording - formal, informal, and colloquial. (28 mins) A16. Churchill: In His Own Voice (2 cassette set) and in the voices of his contemporaries, Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower, Chamberlain, George VI and others with selections from his memoirs read by Laurence Olivier and John Gielgud A2. Civil Rights Series: Justice Hugo Black 10/1/37, Pres. Harry Truman 6/29/47 (cassette) 171. College Home Videos, Inc: Drew University 129. Communication Concepts Defense/Supportive Comm, Agressive/Assertive Com, The Employment Interview, Small Group Communication, Presentation Skills, Nonverbal Messages. Includes Instructors Manual. 69. Communication Process (The): Insight Media Explaining the meaning of "process" as it relates to communication, this program describes the "SMCR" model of communication - Source, Message, Channel, Receiver. It also examines four other important elements of communication - encoding, decoding, noise, and feedback. The program shows how to diagram the path taken by a single act of comm. (28 mins) 21. Communications Revolution - Purdue U Public Affairs Video Archives (9/24/88) A speech at the International Institute of Communications September 24, 1988 by Australian media guru Rupert Murdoch who describes global trends and changes. (41 mins) A28. Confident Public Speaking (4 cassette set) 22. Confident Public Speaking Vol. 1 When it's your turn to speak, do you fumble & mumble your way through? Do you choke & go blank? Do you knock 'em dead? Effective public speaking skills are essential if you want to get ahead. And the truth is, they're easy to master. Whether you speak to large or small groups, you'll benefit from the skills and ideas presented in this program. Take this opportunity now to project more confidence & savvy in your public speaking. 23. Confident Public Speaking Vol. 2 Become a savvy public speaker. In this continuation of "Confident Public Speaking," you'll go beyond the basics. In Volume I, you learned how to overcome fears and plan your presentation. Now you'll concentrate on delivery. Not only will you master the correct speed and tone for public speaking, you'll learn to add excitement to our presentations with humor and visual aids. You'll become a speaking pro who gets - and keeps - people's attention. You'll learn techniques used by actors and entertainers to put poise and polish in your speeches. 24. Conquer Your Fear of Public Speaking Management trainer Gloria Goforth teaches five nervous adults how to present their ideas with confidence. Viewers learn to identify their personal strengths and work on their weaknesses. She teaches how to remember names, smile, breathe, and emphasize key words when speaking to an audience. She demonstrates how to use cue cards, how and when to use the "pause," and how to handle questions from an angry audience. (70 mins) 25. Critical Listening - Listening for Meaning-Content, Purpose & Techniques (20 mins) 64. Cross Cultural Communication In Diverse Settings: Insight Media Probing the difficulties of communicating across cultures, this program examines how attitudes, beliefs, values, and world view influence the success of communication. It considers the basic characteristics and elements of communication, and looks at cultural differences in verbal and nonverbal comm. Program also covers greeting sequences in different cultures. (60 mins) 26. Crossing the Communications Boundary - Business Today Show (3/28/94) 149. C-SPAN Adventures in Democracy: Noted historians, political figures, academics, and authors participated in this four-part series to examine the impact C- SPAN has had on our media culture. CD 1 - Book-TV: Promoting Citizen's Literacy: Through Book-TV-airing every weekend, all weekend, on C-SPAN 2 - the network has significantly fueled the literacy movement in this country, creating a greater interest in books on history, politics, and public affairs. This seminar examined Book-TV's impact on the democratic process-how by creating a national forum for dialogue about books on these subjects, it has helped to develop an informed, engaged citizenry. CD 2 - C-SPAN and Congressional Hearings: C-SPAN opened the dialogue between the public and Congress by televising congressional hearings live. What happens at a day's hearings instantly becomes part of the national discourse, and the recorded C-SPAN telecasts serve as an accessible historical record of testimony, raising the bar on witnesses accountability. Panelists examined C-SPAN's influence on congressional hearings and the nation's political consciousness. (This seminar was part of the Museum's Robert M. Batscha University Satellite Seminar Series.) CD 3 - C-SPAN and the Judiciary: This seminar evaluated the arguments for and against cameras in federal courts - including the Supreme Court - and imagined the impact that C-SPAN could have on the nation's judicial process if it were allowed to adapt its legislative model to the judicial system. CD 4 - C-SPAN Radio: Preserving the Presidency: This seminar focused on audio/visual material of the Lyndon Johnson and Ronald Regan administrations that has been preserved and made accessible by C-SPAN and presidential libraries. Panelists considered how this information adds to our knowledge of the Johnson and Reagan presidencies and what these tapes reveal about national security, foreign policy, and the executive process. 65. Delivering The Speech: Insight Media Defining stage fright and presenting eight ways to overcome it, this video teaches how to deliver a speech effectively. It considers nonverbal communication, including appearance, eye contact, and kinesics, as well as such components of vocal delivery as rate and volume of speech, enunciation, and pronunciation. (28 mins) 27. Do You Know What To Say In An Interview? (1987) The inside secrets of interviewing is the result of thousands of interviews conducted by several Fortune 500 executives now called the XSELL TEAM. These executives saw a tremendous need for job search and interviewing skills. Job competition is tough, but the personal marketing p[lan found in this package is a proven method for successful job acquisition. This proven interview system includes: how to get in front of the decision maker, how to research the employer, proper dress, seven key evaluation factors, actual role model interviews, how to follow up after the interview, and a workbook included to track progress. (30 mins) 123. Effective Listening: Insight Media Listening is an active process that requires concentration and effort. This program examines the 4 stages of listening - perception, comprehension, evaluation and response - and analyzes the role of each in the overall listening process. It identifies 5 general barriers to effective listening. It also pinpoints ten specific habits that lead to poor retention and presents techniques for changing each. (28 mins) 30. Eisenhower Program: Pursuing Goals in Science Education (4/6/92) 31. Eisenhower Science/Math (4/7/92) 32. Empire of the Air 146. European Union: Business/Economics (1)Europe World Partner: A comprehensive view of what the Single Market means to Europe & to its major trading partner, the US. Historical events in the EU's evolution are outlined featuring archival footage. Describes the Union's ties with E. Europe & defines areas of EU/US cooperation. Current trade & investment stats spotlight the economic interdependence of the EU & the US & underline the importance of the ongoing transatlantic partnership formalized in 1990. (2)The ECU for Europe: promotes the awareness of commercial & financial operations regarding advantages linked to use of the ECU in commercial transactions. Created as a unit of account, the ECU is now establishing itself as one of the 5 great international currencies quoted daily. (3) Eastern & Central European Countries & the EU: Developments in Central and Eastern Europe in the late 1980's brought an end to 40 years of political oppression and economic stagnation. Since 1990 the EU has begun negotiations on trade & cooperation agreements with the Eastern & Central European countries where a long period of economic restructuring is foreseen before they will be ready to face competition on the Union market. (4) 1992 & Beyond: Follows 4 EU member country nationals who are collaborating on production of a CD recording featuring cellist Catherine Ramsey. The benefits of the enlarged & Single Market are illustrated by the free movements of labor, goods, services & capital. Citizens of Europe can now engage in fair & equal competition due to fewer restrictions. (5) The white Paper: Europe towards the 21st century: Addresses the growing employment and economic difficulties faced as the EU moves into the next century. In order to solve some of the economic & employment dilemmas the EU has developed The White Paper, which calls for the creation of 15 million jobs and a 3% expansion in the EU's overall GNP over the next 3 years. Structural changes mandated by 6the paper which coincide within Int'l trade accords are highlighted. (53 mins) 147. European Union: EU Update 1995 (1) The ECU: Explains the operation of the ECU, the basket of currencies which function as the precursor to the single European currency. With the ECU becoming increasingly employed in International financial transactions, this video presents an overview of the reasons for its growing popularity as Europe moves toward a single currency. (2) ECHO: Though the EU has long been involved in a series of humanitarian projects designed to bring relief to poverty stricken regions of the world, the recent Kurdish refugee crisis has highlighted more than ever the need for a consolidated European approach to humanitarian relief. Work of ECHO is explained - the agency established to bring a coordinated European response to immediate crisis situations. Includes footage from actual ECHO aid operations dealing with famine in Africa, The Kurdish refugee crisis, the disintegration of the former Soviet Union, & the civil war in former Yugoslavia. (3) Enlargement: Europe of 15: Describes the changes resulting from, accession in January 1995 of new EU member states Austria, Finland & Sweden. The video spotlights individual concerns & characteristics of these countries & how they are affected by the integration process, as well as how they affect the workings of the EU. (4) Extraordinary Partners: The European Union and the United States: The unification of Europe is an opportunity for Europe & the US to pursue prosperity & peace in partnership. As is apparent in the opening sequence, for Americans, old notions about Europe are changing. It's a different world - and a different Europe, that demands our attention. (53 mins) 33. European Union: Historical Overview (1) Jean Monnet, Father of Europe - Monnet's life & work through archives and interviews of himself. Produced on the occasion of the Jean Monnet Year. (2) Who Runs The Union? - In a light-hearted style this program explains the many ways that European citizens are represented in a democratic European Union. It describes the share of powers of its 5 main governing institutions; The Commission, the Council, the Parliament, the Court of Justice, and the Court of Auditors; and looks at the Union's legislative process (3) Towards a European Union - Using animated graphics, this segment provides a general overview of the evolutionary tract and continued growth of the European Union from its inception during the 1950's to the present. Highlighted in this presentation are the efforts by the EU to establish European citizenship, EUROPOL crime units, a common defense & security policy & closer European economic cooperation. (4) German Unification & the EU - Features live coverage with narration of the momentous events of 1989, 1990 and 1991 which resulted in a reunified Germany (fall of the wall, free elections in GDR, East German Parliament dissolved, GDR army disbanded). Gives background on Germany's role in the EU - its early years and current situation. Overview of the problems of integrating the former GDR economy into the EU. Spotlights EU solutions to the problems of joblessness, industrial waste, environmental pollution. Describes the support framework developed for the 5 new Lander (federal states) by the EU. (5) A Growing Europe - Addresses the pressing enlargement issue, highlighting the application process and impending entrance into the EU by Austria, Sweden, Norway, & Finland. It also serves to illustrate the history of growth & continued integration dating from the inception of the Community in 1955 to the present. Features a number of ministerial interviews & dialogue relating to unrest in Eastern Europe and the theme of a EU stretched from the Atlantic to the Urals." (56 mins) 34. European Union: Implementing Common Policies (1) The Union & its Regions - This video illustrated the Union's policies in favor of regional development as well as the main points of the reform of the Structural Fund (doubling the fund by 1992, decentralization, etc.). A number of graphics to help situate the problems. (2) The White Paper: Europe Toward the 21st Century - Addresses the growing employment and economic difficulties faced by the EU as it moves into the next century. In order to solve some of the economic and employment dilemmas, the EU has developed the White Paper which calls for the creation of 15 million jobs and a 3% expansion in the EU's over GNP over the next 3 years. This presentation highlights the structural changes mandated by the White Paper, which coincide with international trade acords such as the GATT). (3)The Treaty on the European Union - Combining cartoon segments with real life video and dramatizations, this engaging program describes the changes taking place & the programs that are being implemented since the Maastricht Treaty came into force. Topics include Monetary Union, Economic Union, The Cohesion Fund, cultural diversity, decentralization of policy making, security and defense, aid to East Europe and the Third World, and unemployment. (4) 1992 and Beyond - Follows European Union member country nationals who are collaborating on the production of a CD recording featuring cellist Catherine Ramsey. The benefits of the enlarged and enriched Single Market are illustrated by the free movement of labor, goods, services, and capital in this artistic commercial endeavor. Citizens of Europe can now engage in fair and equal competition due to fewer restrictions in the movement of capital and closer economic coordination. (47 mins) 35. European Union: International Cooperation (1) Extraordinary Partners: The European Union & the US - Events in the EU's evolution, from its inception in the '50s to the present, are illustrated with archival footage, interviews in Washington with American and European statesmen/women and other experts, and animated graphics, Man-on-the-street interviews bring humorous and somewhat surprising responses. The program's theme centers on the economic interdependence between the US & the EU & the importance of their partnership, formalized in the 1990 Transatlantic Declaration. (2) PHARE, the EU Aid Program for Eastern Europe - An in-depth look at the EU's aid program for Eastern and Central Europe. PHARE, originally an acronym for Poland Hungary Assistance for the Reconstruction of the Economy, now supports projects in 11 countries from the Baltic to the Adriatic. Privatization and restructuring is one of the key areas of focus. Among the specific projects described are: assistance with the formation of farm cooperatives in Poland, financing preparation of state enterprises for privatization such as a steel works in Poland, helping to reopen the Budapest Stock Exchange after a 43 year closure, assisting the Ministries of Labor, Health and Education in Albania with labor exchanges, and sharing marketing knowledge through Business support Centers. (3) Lome Mark Four: Stability in a Changing World - Shows that the African, Caribbean and Pacific, or ACP countries representing the poorest and most heavily indebted nations of the world are still a source of continuing interest from the Union. On December 15, 1989 in Lome, 80 countries from the North and South sign a new cooperation agreement, a pact that will bind them together for the next 10 years. (59 mins) 150. Examining Opinion and Bias In The News Partnering with the Newseum, the Poynter Institute and the National Press Club, the MSU School of Journalism's daylong event included three panels; 1) Stealth messages: Do hidden agendas seep into media coverage? 2) News media or noisemakers: Who is a journalist? 3) What you see and what you think: Reflecting on the power of images. More than a dozen journalists from media outlets including CNN, the Chicago Tribune and USA Today participated in the panels. MSU alums Karen Brown Dunlap (BA, Journalism 1971), president of the PoynterInstitute, and John Pompeo (BA, Journalism 1984) WDIV photojournalist and co-founder and past president of the Michigan Television Photographers Association, were among the panelists. The keynote luncheon address was presented by Sam Donaldson of ABC News. 107. Eye of Thomas Jefferson (The): Of Time, Tombs and Treasure: The Treasures of Tutankhamun 36. Eye vs The Ear (The) - Advertising (27 mins) 37. Face to Face: A Commonsense Approach to Dev Effective Business Comm Skills Vol I A commonsense approach to developing effective business communication skills. Segment I: Getting Started. Segment II: Planning, Organization & Development. Segment III: Preparing Effective Visual Reinforcements 38. Face to Face: A Commonsense Approach to Dev Effective Business Comm Skills Vol II A commonsense approach to developing effective business communication skills. Segment I: Implementing Visuals. Segment II: Planning Effective Meetings. Segment III: Presentation Skills- Professional Tips for Effective presentation 39. Face to Face: A Commonsense Approach to Dev Effective Business Comm Skills Vol III A commonsense approach to developing effective business communication skills. Segment I: Improving the Voice. Segment II: Developing Listening Skills. Segment III: Conflict Management 40. Face to Face: A Commonsense Approach to Dev Effective Business Comm Skills Vol IV A commonsense approach to developing effective business communication skills. Segment I: Ethnic and gender considerations. Segment II: Global communication. Segment III: Appearing on Television 117. Filming of A Television Commercial (The): Educational Awareness Presentation With commentary & narration by film director Klaus Lucka. This half-hour video documents the making of a national TV commercial for Saab autos, casting its viewers into participants' roles - into the center of creative decision making. Beginning with a helicopter scouting of Mt. Baker near Seattle, Washington, the program places its viewers alongside film director Klaus Lucka for every step of the production. (30 mins) 108. First Amendment (The) - A Journalist's Guide to Freedom of Speech (22 mins) 42. Flag Burning Cases - Purdue U Public Affairs Video Archives (5/14/90) News conference on Flag Burning and Free Speech on May 14, 1990, featuring William Kunstler, "Joey" Johnson, Senator Biden, etc. (40 mins) 172. Foundations of Communication Stephen Lucas, American Public Address 43. Four Days in November: The Assassination of President Kennedy How CBS covered the assassination and funeral of the 35th President in November of 1963. On Friday, Nov. 22, 1963, at 1:4 p.m. (ET), a news bulletin read by Walter Cronkite interrupted AS THE WORLD TURNS and reported shots fired on the President's motorcade in Dallas. Beginning then, and for the next 4 days television became what producer Perry Wolff calls a "national hearth" around which stunned and saddened Americans gathered. Edited from 56 hours this 25th anniversary commemoration is not intended "to make commentary on the past (but) to bring it back." says anchor Dan Rather, who reported on the assassination from Dallas. Included...confirmation of Kennedy's death at Parkland Hospital: the arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald; reactions from former Presidents Eisenhower and Truman, and Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.; the Nov. 24 slaying of Oswald by Jack Ruby-seen on live TV - in the basement of the Dallas city jail; public viewing of the President's flag-draped casket in the Capitol Rotunda that same day; and, on Nov. 25 - proclaimed by President Lyndon B. Johnson as "a day of national mourning" - the stately march of family members, Government officials and world leaders behind a horse-drawn caisson carrying the casket to St, Matthew's Cathedral and then to Arlington National Cemetary. (2 hours) 44. Free Speech & Advertising - Who Draws the Line? (60 mins) A4. Freedom and Justice Conf: Response of the Church to Bishop Helder-1976 41st Eucharistic Congress (cassette) 45. Freedom of Expression #1 (120 mins) 46. Freedom of Expression #2 (120 mins) 155. Freedom Rising Robert Tabscott Teaching Black History in St. Louis A31. From A To Ziv: Legends Of TV Syndication (Used with video #125- ATPE 2003 Living Curriculum)(DVD) 47. Functions of Mass Communication (The) Defining mass communication and differentiating it from other forms of communication, this video examines the media's role in surveillance, entertainment, transmission of culture, and the selection and interpretation of news events. It also considers how the media confers status and enforces societal norms. (26 mins) A5. Gen. Douglas MacArthur: "Old Soldiers Never Die" (cassette) 49. Gladiators: Bloodsport of the Colosseum The Roman Colosseum was the setting for more violence, agony and horror than has ever been witnessed anywhere, before or since. Often the fresh blood of gladiators was used as a cure for epilepsy. It was also considered a good luck charm for brides-to-be to dip their combs in gladiator's blood. Who were the gladiators? Where did they come from? How did they live? This fascinating video follows gladiators through their training, choice of costumes, weapons and style of combat to their rise to stardom and their inevitable violent death. So popular did some gladiators become that many Roman women were prepared to give anything to meet and be with the idol they worshiped. A compelling video insight into the "world of gladiators." (55 mins) A17. Great American Speeches Vol 1 1775-1896 (2 cassette set) Patrick Henry, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Josiah Quincy, Henry Clay, Abraham Lincoln, Charles Sumner, Robert Toombs, Robert E. Lee, William Jennings Bryant. A18. Great American Speeches Vol 2 1898-1918 (2 cassette set) Albert Jeremiah Beveridge, William Jennings Bryant, Clarence Seward Darrow, Robert M. LaFollette, Theodore Roosevelt, Mark Twain, Woodrow Wilson. A19. Great American Speeches Vol 3 1931-1947 (2 cassette set) (In their own voices) Dwight D. Eisenhower, Oliver Wendell Holms Jr., Herbert Hoover, George C. Marshall, Will Rogers, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, Wendell Willkie. A20. Great American Speeches Vol 4 1950-1963 (2 cassette set) Adlai E. Stevenson, Douglas MacArthur, John F. Kennedy, Richard M. Nixon, Carl Sandburg, William Faulkner A21. Great British Speeches Vol. 4 - 1867-1949 (2 cassette set) Benjamin Disraeli, William Gladstone, David Lloyd George, and... in their own voices: Edward VIII, Winston Churchill A22. Great Debates: Hamilton & Jefferson (2 cassette set) A23. Great Debates: Lincoln & Douglas (2 cassette set) 53. Group Problem Solving - Reflective Thinking Method Compliments of Harper Collins Publishers (1990) 54. Hail to the Chief: 41 Presidential Portraits The first, complete overview of the American Presidency fromGeorge Washington to the inauguration of President Clinton. The presidency has been shaped and reshaped by 42 men. It has become the symbol of unity that holds the nation together. The material presented in this video portrait was drawn from the resources of NBC News, the National Archives, historical societies, the Library of Congress, and noted American historians and biographers. Americans take great pride in the men they elect to the highest office in the land. They are also fascinated by the persona each man projects and how he leads the nation. This special video gives a brief assessment of their character, the state of the nation during their term, and the achievements of their presidency. "Hail To The Chief" is a must for home, school, or library. It is a visual history of over 200 years of democracy in action and an expression of the continuing faith we have in our presidents and in ourselves. 55. Headline Stories of the Century - A Newsreel Library of American Nostalgia Throughout their 50 year run on the nation's movie screens, until they disappeared in the late 60s, theatrical newsreels featur4ed stories of national disasters, wars, politics, and often upheavals. They usually ended with an odd story, odd personality or the comic side of life. The intent was to "lighten-up" the newsreel based on the premise that Americans came to the movies "to get away from it all" and to be entertained. Watchable over and over, these segments are educational, historical, informative, and infinitely collectible. Capturing the way we were, this black-and-white newsreel trivia was compiled and edited from the famous Hearst News library. It's nostalgia at its finest. Some of the 107 newsreel segments include: Rudolph Valentino's death, Mickey Mouse premiers, the 20's and 30's Dance Marathons, Clark Gable is a Star, Howard Hughes crashes, the "It" Girl of the 20's, 1937 Miss America says No, the FBI and the Gangsters, "Wrong Way Corrigan," Galloping Gerty breaks, Hope and Crosby join USO, one-armed Pete Gray, the Bikini Sensation, Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan, the Edsel, Hula Hoop craze, Marilyn Monroe, and Elvis in the Army. It's all here - the remarkable, funny nostalgia headlines of the bygone theater newsreel era. (90 mins) 56. Heroes and Heroines in Free Expression - Purdue U Public Affairs Video Archives (3/24/92) A panel discussion at the National Press Club in Washington, DC held March 24, 1992 featuring Sanford Ungar of American University, Michael Posner of Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, Victor Navasky, Editor of "The Nation", and Maria Duzan from "El Espectodor" of Bogota, Colombia. (59 mins) 57. He's Magnificent" Calvary's Christmas Pageant (1987) 154. Hiroshima - Peter Jennings 61. Human Voice: Exploring Vocal Paralanguage The voice is an extraordinary human instrument. When we speak, our voice reveals our gender, age, geographic background, level of education, emotional state, and our relationship with the person spoken to. All these clues (and many more) are contained in even small fragments of speech, because our voices can be interpreted with remarkable accuracy. When we speak, we 'encode' important information about ourselves; when we listen to others, we can 'decode' important information about the speaker. This video explores the power, dimensions, and facets of this uniquely human instrument. 62. Innovation in Small-Town and Rural Education (5/11/92) A24. John F. Kennedy: A Self-Portrait (2 cassette set) The Galliant Warrior of the Thousand Days 72. Language In Life Communication in Life is a two-phased approach to the problems of human communication, starting with a psychological approach based on recent studies in language acquisition patterns. Part Two provides an entertainment and stimulating study of the basic units of speech: nouns and adjectives, verbs & adverbs, using a Buster Keaton-type actor. (60 mins) 167. Last Epidemic, The: Medical Consequences of Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear War What would happen if a nuclear bomb struck your city. 73. Life & Career of Neil Postman - Purdue U Public Affairs Video Archives (1/14/88) A profile-interview with the author of "Amusing Ourselves to Death" which discusses how television has changed the nature of discourse in modern America. (58 mins) 74. Making A Drama Of It The emphasis in television drama is shifting away from multicamera studio production to single-camera shooting on location. This program provides a useful demonstration of the many matters involved in mounting a drama production. It endeavors to show both the theory and practice involved and explores the thinking behind the decisions that must be made. (57 mins) 156. Making Cinnamon Rolls Dr. Robert Clark's class with Genna McDaniel 109. Making Of The Television News (The) This program offers a behind-the-scenes view of how TV news is produced, following events on one day from early morning until the end of the six o'clock news to show the extraordinarily complex process by which teams of reporters and cameramen around the world relay the news of the day as it happens to the BBC Television Centre in London. The program shows how they should be presented, and how long each story should run; how new stories that come in are recorded edited, illustrated with graphics, and then updated or dropped as later or more important news comes in - altogether an extraordinary example of frenzied human efficiency. (40 mins) A7. March on Washington - Randolph, Reuther, Wilkins, Young, King (I Have A Dream) (cassette) A8. Martin Luther King "Mountaintop" Speech at Memphis, TN - 4/3/68 (cassette) 76. Mate Selection & Marriage Readiness (Program 9) / The Ebb and Flow (Program 14) (30 mins) 77. Miss Mo A3. Mix - Eisenhower: Farewell Address - Kennedy: Inaugural Address (cassette) A6. Mix - M Gandhi at ARC, Delhi 4/2/47, Indira Gandhi Add: UN 10/14/68, SANE Views: VietNam War '75 (cassette) A9. Mix - Norodom Sihanouk Interview on NPR - 3/1/80, Lyndon Johnson Address - UN 6/12/68 (cassette) A10. Mix - Phillip Randolph, Walter Reuther, Martin Luther King (cassette) A30. Mosaicos Interactive CD-ROM (14 copies) (CD) 148. Murder of JFK: Confession of an Assassin Since 1989, private investigator Joe West had diligently devoted his time, money, and life to an exhaustive search for the real killer(s) of President JFK. After a dedicated, laborious and often frustrating journey filled with dead-ends, West had all but given up when he received a tip from a most unlikely source...an FBI agent who demanded to remain anonymous. The tip led Joe West to Joliet State Penn where an inmate named James E. Files was serving a 50-year sentence for shooting an Illinois state policeman. West had reason to believe that Files was indeed involved in the assassination of JFK. What followed was a relationship between Joe West and James Files which grew so close that Files was virtually ready to reveal his role in the murder of the President. As fate would have it however shortly before the confession was to be taped Joe West suddenly died of a heart attack. Moved by what he believed was the death of a real friend and a sense of obligation to both West and West's widow, Files still agreed to give a complete interview, in which he confessed (in great detail) to his complicity in the events that took place on Nov. 22, 1963 in Dallas TX. The video is presented in its uncut form with no editorial comments added or deleted. The publishers can only hope that it will lead to further investigations of the events and profiles that comprised what is still considered one of the most shocking events in American history. 125. NATPE 2003 Educational Foundation Living Curriculum. 3 Industry Panel Discussions: 1. How to Pitch Your Pitch. 2. Around the World in 90 Minutes. 3. The 5th Annual Cable Connection. (To be used with the CD #31 - From A to Ziv: Legends Of TV Syndication) (69 mins) 78. New York Times (The): Special to the Times II (11/92) (26 mins) 79. Nielsen TV Ratings (20 mins)/ The Winning Edge (19 mins) 164. Non-Violence: Ghandi 169. Nuclear Weapons are Morally Indefensible David Lange vs. Jerry Falwell 3/1/85 Oxford Union 66. Organizational Communication: Insight Media This program examines the types of information that pass through organizational channels and the barriers that can impede flow. It analyzes the impact that centralization has on communication. Leaders from major companies discuss the problems a manager encounters when communication and decision-making styles must be modified due to changes in personnel or organizational structure. (30 mins) 67. Organizing the Speech: Insight Media This program examines four types of speeches - impromptu, extemporaneous, memorized, and those read from a manuscript. It teaches how to gain the involvement of the audience through humor, suspense, and rhetorical questioning. Ways of organizing the body of a speech are detailed, including deductive, inductive, chronological, spatial, order-of- importance, pro/con, cause/effect, question/answer, and topical methods. The program offers several techniques for concluding a speech. (28 mins) 80. Paper to Podium Parts 1 & 2 Compliments of Harper Collins Publishers, 1990 81. Parents As Teachers (5/7/92) 68. Perception & Self-Awareness: Insight Media Defining self-awareness & self-perception, this program explains why self-awareness is essential to successful communication. It identifies three stages of perception - selection, organization, and interpretation - and explains their importance in the communication process. The video also considers the importance of disclosure in interpersonal communication. (28 mins) 82. Political Candidates 83. Political Commercials - Purdue U Public Affairs Video Archives (10/20/89) A conference held Oct. 20, 1989 at which Kathleen Hall Jamieson was the main speaker analyzing the 1988 campaign and showing clips of Bush and Dukakis advertisements and a 1960 Kennedy commercial illustrating myth creation. (94 mins) 170. Population Institute: The Silent Explosion A27. Power Of Words (The)-Salesmanship, Broadcstng, Debating, Public Speaking, Self-Improvmnt (6 cassette set) 151. President Ford Funeral 1-2-07 84. Public Enemies of the 20's and 30's Never before has a gallery of cops, robbers, and daredevil crooks ever been assembled into one video story using FBI and police film, archival footage, and rare photographs. This story traces the life of Al "Scarface" Capone who, during the Prohibition era of the 20's, built an empire that netted over $100 million a year. How the hard times of the 30's brought forth the romanticized daredevils John Dillinger, Bonnie Parker, and Clyde Barrow. It's all here, the dirty deeds of Legs Diamond, Dutch Schultz, "Pretty Boy" Floyd, "Machine Gun" Kelly, and other depression era gangsters. From New York to Chicago, the violence of the 20's and 30's made the Wild West and Frontier days look like child's play. It's all here - the most violent years of America's gangster era. (75 mins) 70. Public Speaker & The Audience (The): Insight Media This program explores how a speaker's image influences how a speech is received. It defines the term ethos and explains how a speaker's reputation, credibility, and image influence an audience. It discusses the importance of determining the demographic makeup of one's audience and gearing a speech accordingly. It also differentiates between simple exposition and complex exposition. (28 mins) 168. Public Speaking: Connecting you and your Audience (2 copies) 166. Rain of Ruin: The Bombing of Nagasaki 85. Regan-Mondale Debate (10/7/84) 86. Results Oriented Interviewing The Nature of Effective Interviewing, The Interview Process, The Selection Interview, The Appraisal Interview, The Counseling Interview, The Discipline Interview, The Exit Interview, the Negotiation/Sales Interview, The Research Interview, the Journalistic/Investigative Interview (86 mins) A11. Richard Nixon: Checkers Speech (cassette) 169. Round Table Discussion at U of Chic on Regan's Use of TV Counter 1185 on tape 165. Sacred Heritage 87. Saudi Arabia 84 (29 mins) / Saudi Arabia (55 mins) 153 Science of Sound (The) - 2 copies DVD & Cassette Led by Moses Asch Folkways Records sought to document the entire world of sound. The 2,168 titles Asch released on Folkways include traditional and contemporary music from around the world, spoken word in many languages, and documentary recordings of individuals, communities, and current events. Folkways grew to be one of the largest and most influential independent record companies in the world. Folkways Records, the business papers, and files were acquired by the Smithsonian Institution in 1987, and every recording is kept in print. 89. Sexual Harassment Issues - Purdue U Public Affairs Video Archives A speech by Law Professor Anita Hill at Hunter College in NYC on April 25, 1992. Also appearing were Gloria Steinem of Ms. Magazine and Ann Reynolds, Chancellor of the City University of New York. (55 mins) 71. Speaker's Purpose & Occasion (The): Insight Media This program's focus is on determining how to deliver a speech and what to include in it, based on the occasion for speaking, the setting, and whether the purpose of the speech is to inform, persuade, or entertain. Types of visual aids that are appropriate in different contexts are also considered. (28 mins) 90. Speak for Yourself: A Dynamic Vocal Workout Designed to enhance one's vocal abilities for speech & debate, voice & diction, public speaking & lecturing, or any situation where clear speech & dynamic vocal skills are required. Designed for use in a regular classroom setting. Critical exercises include: Relaxation & stretching, face preparation, pitch & resonance, tongue twisters. A written guideline, printed tongue twisters, three bone props, & vocal health tips, accompany this video package. (25 mins) 91. Speaking Effectively to One or One Thousand Replaces fear with the confidence to address audiences of any size. Illustrates easy, memorable techniques for clear, persuasive public speaking. Although effective speaking is one of the most powerful tools for personal and professional success, many people in the business would have a fear of speaking to large audiences, to small groups or even to one person. But, fear of public speaking can be erased by first understanding it, then applying the techniques presented here. Host Steve Landesberg of Barney Miller fame introduces a series of vignettes comparing nervous, ineffective speakers with successful ones. Viewers learn the four main components of public speaking - Mental, Visual, Vocal, Verbal -0 and how the proper use of each one makes the speaker comfortable and effective before any audience. (22 mins) 92. Speaking With Confidence: The Audience (2 copies) Program 7 in the Speaking With Confidence series (28 mins) 157. Speeches for Analysis: Public Speaking for College & Career - 4th ed 100. Stage Fright Beginning with a humorous scenario about a man forced to give a speech to a luncheon club, this program teaches specific techniques for controlling and harnessing stage fright. (13 mins) 124. Student Speeches for Evaluation As Student Tim Smith says in the prologue of the video; "One of the best things about a public speaking class is that we can learn from each other. One of the ways we learn is by evaluating each other's speeches...As you evaluate (the speeches on the tape), there are two key questions to ask: First, what are the speaker's strengths? Second, in what areas does the speaker need improvement? Hopefully, your analysis will help improve your own speeches." (70 mins) 101. Student Speeches In The Classroom (Chocolate Speech) To accompany "Principles of Speech Communication" 102. Student Speeches In The Classroom (To Accompany Principles of Speech Communication) To accompany "Principles of Speech Communication" 173. Student Speeches in the Classroom Principles of Speech Communication 10th ed. 126. Student Speeches Volume II The Amish-Seeking to Lose the Self, Sleeping with the Enemy-House Dust Mites, The Impact of Hate Groups on American Society, SPF's-Stay Protected from the Sun, Can You Read My Mind? 103. Techniques and Tricks for the Video User (1985) (59 mins) 104. Teleconference "Mass Communication: Big 10 Graduate Programs" (11/10/89) 105. Television and the Presidency A unique teaching tool. How has television affected the presidency? Here is a unique addition to your classroom lectures about a powerful office and a powerful medium. Veteran TV journalist Sander Vanocur has produced this fascinating three-segment series that examines television and the White House. The film looks at the impact that TV has had on our presidents: how some of them were able to use TV and how others were used by it. This will be a valuable tool that can be broken up into three 30-minute segments. Or you may want your students to watch all three in a single class. The report is based on a series of 3 hour-long discussions held in Washington with virtually all of the living former and current White House press secretaries and with the print and TV journalists who have had the Pennsylvania Avenue beat. Those discussions are buttressed by TV footage of the presidents, bringing history to life for your students. Some of the White House officials, press secretaries and reporters involved in the segments include: Clark Clifford, Pierre Salinger, Dee Dee Myers, Ron Ziegler, Russell Baker, and Ann Compton. former White House correspondent Sander Vanocur drew on 4 decades of experience to create the videos while serving as a Visiting Professional Scholar with the Freedom Forum First Amendment Center at Vanderbilt University. 106. Testing the Limits of The First Amendment - Purdue U Public Affairs Video Archives A forum held at the annual meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors in Boston, MA on April 12, 1991. Participants include Dennis Barrie of the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center who was arrested and acquitted on charges of obscenity for exhibiting photographs of Robert Mapplethorpe, the Rev. Don Wildmon of the American Family Association, Nadine Strossen of the ACLU, and Ellen Goodman of the "Boston Globe". (39 mins) 159. Things Fall Apart - Episode 1 160. Things Fall Apart - Episode 7 161. Things Fall Apart - Episode 8 162. Things Fall Apart - Episode 12 163. Things Fall Apart - Episode 13 A12. UN Speeches By Heads of State: Dwada Javara 9/24/70, Julius Nyerere 10/15/70 (cassette) A13. UN Speeches: U. Thant 11/3/61, J Nehru 11/10/61 (cassette) 111. US Broadcasting & Distribution (1995) (30 mins) 110. Uses of Media (The) This program examines the impact of television on the way we see ourselves as a society, exploring the subliminal messages television communicates and how they influence viewers. The program profiles Tony Schwartz, advertising and political media producer, to show how he uses media to influence people to vote for his sponsor. (26 mins) 112. Variety Is The Spice Of Life Imagines a more generous world in which a variety of love & lovers is not just permitted but welcomed. Circumventing the traditional Battle of the Sexes is at the heart of these tapes, where a sense of humor & an understanding of the construction of sexuality underline their conception. Fleischer Studios Inc's - In My Merry Oldsmobile, Jill Kroesen's - Lowell Moves to New York, Valie Export's - A Perfect Pair, Linda Look's - Luchare, Lyn Blumenthal's - Doublecross, Max Almy's - Modern Love, Laurel Chiten's - Two in Twenty (75 mins) 113. Vice Presidential Debate - Gore-Stockdale-Quayle (10/13/92) 16. Voice and Action A14. Voices of History - FDR-Churchill-Truman-MacArthur (cassette) 6. What Do You Mean? For most people, understanding what someone else means is not always an easy task. There are often confusing double messages and conflicting expectations, a situation that is especially challenging for adolescents. In this video, a group of 10 Halifax high school students agree to take part in a 2 week project to explore how issues arising from gender communication affect both their social and intimate relationships. It was sometimes an unsettling process: "Telling exactly what you mean involves a lot of risk," admits Jessie, as he reflects on why boys are less open with their feelings than girls. And some of the girls in the group are very direct about their standards of behavior: "I want someone who can grab my heart through words instead of grabbing my wrist," declares Michelle. These honest, often intense discussions are interspersed with role-playing and peer interviews. The students cover an impressive range of concerns such as flirting and confusion over body language, sex, love, and ways of resolving anger in relationships. Family Studies teachers, guidance counselors, and leaders of community-based youth groups will find this video a useful resource. While the short, themed segments and a brisk pace are designed to stimulate discussion, this tape offers valuable insights into the unique and ever-changing realm of teen communication. (29 mins) 48. What I Saw At The Revolution - Purdue U Public Affairs Video Archives (2/14/90) Interview about presidential speechwriting with Peggy Noonan, author of "What I Saw At The Revolution", 2/14/90. (59 mins) A15. Winston Churchill: 1946 "Sinews of Peace" (Iron Curtin) (cassette) A25. Wit and Wisdom of Will Rogers: In His Own Voice (2 cassette set) 88. Women With A Past Brings together 4 20th century artists, Christine Choy, Yvonne Rainer, Martha Rosler & Nancy Spero, in videotaped interviews whose shape and editing by Lyn Blumenthal is in itself an examination of the art of documentary. Rainer's personal involvement in psychoanalysis manifests itself in scenes such as the one from her film "The Man Who Envied Women". In "Losing," Rosler explores the ways in which people imagine their lives are separate from, rather than subject to the world around them. Spero's political art work found its first real impetus in the Vietnam War. Choy came to the US in the activist '60's. Her personal experience of a mixed ethnic and national background finds expression in the film "Mississippi Triangle". (70 mins)