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- "Pulling The Plug" - Mercy Or Murder?
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| Year : 1976 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : b&w | Length : 12 min. |
| The ability to prolong life through artificial, "extraordinary" means makes us search for new definitions of "life" and "death", and forces us to debate whether practices such as euthanasia are acceptable. This filmstrip focuses on some of the provocative issues resulting from new medical techniques. |
- An Introduction To The Indians Of America
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| Year : 1976 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 17 min. |
| This filmstrip series describes the history and culture of a number of North American Indian tribes. The five filmstrips cover: (1) Indians of the Great Plains; (2) Indians of the Southwest; (3) Indians of the Northwest; (4) Indians of the Northeast; (5) Indians of the Southeast. |
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| Year : 1979 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 9-13 min. each |
| This series of four filmstrips uses a patient/physician encounter to describe on a simplified level: (1) Blood: An Invisible World; (2) Blood Wars: Antigens and Antibodies; (3) Finding the Right Mix: Blood Types A-B-O; (4) Negative or Positive: The Rh Factor. |
- Card Catalog: Library Of Congress Classification
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| Year : 1974 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 15 min. |
| This filmstrip discusses the Library of Congress Classification system; author, title, and subject entries; cross-reference cards; added entries; and filing rules. |
- Daddy Doesn't Live Here Anymore (CHC)
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| Year : 1981 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 15 min. each |
This four-part program examines factors that are making single-parent families so commonplace, and explores the dynamics of living in non-traditional families. Using dramatizations based on actual case histories, the series depicts the problems and satisfactions of learning to manage a family without the presence of a spouse.
#1: The Changing Family
Documents the startling demographic changes that have taken place in the American family. Five single parents discuss their financial burdens, managing work and household, society's reaction to their families, and their struggles with depression and loneliness.
#2: When Parents Divorce
Portrays the shock for children of "losing" a parent, their feelings of insecurity, and the tendency to blame themselves, or one parent, for the breakup. Viewers are also shown that the relief parents may feel at ending an unhappy relationship is usually balanced by equally strong feelings of failure and guilt.
#3: One Day at a Time
Presents the day-to-day realities of running a single-parent household, including the struggle to pay the bills, find appropriate housing, and arrange for child care. The increased responsibilities, and consequent maturity of children in these families is emphasized, and their attitudes toward the parents' dating efforts are described.
#4: The Stepparent Family
Examines the special complications that may result when a parent's remarriage creates a stepparent family. Problems covered include multiple grandparents, new sibling relationships, and differing blood ties to the parent. |
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| Year : 1983 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 14 min. |
| Acquaints the viewer with the wide variety of material available through almanacs. |
- How To Use The Readers' Guide To Periodical Literature
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| Year : 1983 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 12 min. |
| Explains the format of the Readers' Guide, and gives examples of the kinds of materials covered by this index. |
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| Year : 1972 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 20 min. |
| This filmstrip provides exposure to the titles and coverage of a large number of general and specialized indexes available in libraries. |
- Library Of Congress Classification
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| Year : 1971 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 18 min. |
| This filmstrip provides an overview of the history, functions, and collections of the Library of Congress, as well as a detailed description of the Classification itself. |
- Library Research: The Nursing Indexes
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| Year : 1976 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 29 min. each |
| This series of four filmstrips presents detailed instructions in the use of library research tools available to nurses. The four filmstrips cover: (1) Overview; (2) Nursing Studies Index; (3) Cumulative Index to Nursing Literature; (4) International Nursing Index. |
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| Year : 1972 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 15 min. each |
| This Time-Life series of six filmstrips illustrates: (1) Life Before Man; (2) The First Men; (3) The Neanderthals; (4) Cro-Magnon Man; (5) The First Farmers; (6) The First Cities. |
- The Energy Crisis: Depleting The World's Resources
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| Year : 1973 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 18 min. |
| This filmstrip delves into the root causes for energy shortages, reports on the efforts to develop alternate sources of energy, and focuses on the conflict between our energy requirements and the quest to safeguard our environment. |
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| Year : 1976 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 18 min. |
| A man, terminally ill with cancer, faces months of pain and suffering. A young woman lies comatose in a hospital bed, kept alive only by medical technology, with no chance of recovery. Should such persons be allowed to "die with dignity"? This film examines the moral, legal, and practical implications of this issue. |
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| Year : 1976 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 18 min. |
| When the Supreme Court ruled in 1973 that abortions during the first three months of pregnancy were legal, the matter was supposedly settled. However, the issue has refused to go away. Anti-abortion groups continue their protests with increasing support and are urging a Constitutional amendment to counter the Supreme Court ruling. This filmstrip examines the meaning of "right to life" from different points of view, and discusses the possible outcome of the controversy. |
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| Year : 1978 | Type : Film Strips | Colorization : color | Length : 9-11 min. each |
| This program introduces and demonstrates basic library skills. Viewers learn that the card catalog is the key to a library's resources, how to work with the Dewey Decimal and Library of Congress classification systems, and how to use indexes effectively. Filmstrips in the series are: (1) The Card Catalog; (2) The Library; (3) Indexes. |
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