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SINOPOP {KOSOFSKY ETHNIC RADIO COLLECTION -- MANDARIN CHINESE} (RADIO)
(1998)One in this weekly series of Chinese music programs broadcast from Cambridge, Massachusetts. Host Aileen Tang delivers an hour of popular tunes in Mandarin Chinese. The artists and songs in this installment are: Xinzhe Zhang, "Blue River"; Gigi Leung, "D...
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FIRING LINE: MINI-SERIES ON CRIME {PART 4 OF 4}: REALISTIC INSIGHTS INTO CRIME AND PUNISHMENT (TV)
(1994)Continued from T:61111. Part four of four. One in this talk/interview series hosted by William F. Buckley, Jr. In this episode, which is the fourth in a four-part, four-week mini-series devoted to exploring crime and punishment in America, Buckley greets g...
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YANGNIU ZAI BEIJING {FOREIGN BABES IN BEIJING} {PT. 13 OF 20} {MANDARIN CHINESE} (TV)
(1996)One in this dramatic series chronicling the love affairs of two American girls living in Beijing who become involved with the inhabitants of a traditional Chinese courtyard. In this episode, Miss Ji receives a surprise visit at the hospital from an old cl...
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LE THEATRE DU BOUVARD {FRENCH} (TV)
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AU TEMPS DU RAMADAN {FRENCH} (TV)
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JT A2 DU {FRENCH} (TV)
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L'ACTUALITE DU CINEMA (RADIO)
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L'ACTUALITE DU CINEMA (RADIO)
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L'ACTUALITE DU CINEMA (RADIO)
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L'ACTUALITE DU CINEMA (RADIO)
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L'ACTUALITE DU CINEMA (RADIO)
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CHEF DU JOUR {PATRICK CLARK} (TV)
(1995)One in this series of cooking shows featuring renowned chefs sharing their signature dishes. This episode, focusing on preparing steak fish, is hosted by Patrick Clark, executive chef at Tavern on the Green in New York City. Clark opens the show by discu...
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CHEF DU JOUR {JOHN TESAR} (TV)
(1997)One in this series of cooking shows featuring renowned chefs sharing their signature dishes. This episode is hosted by John Tesar, owner of the restaurant 13 Barrow St., in New York City. In this show, Tesar prepares two hors d'oeuvres for serving at a d...
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FIRING LINE SPECIAL, A: THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES (TV)
(October 28, 1987)One in this talk/interview series hosted by William F. Buckley, Jr. Broadcast live from the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, and co-hosted by former Democratic National Committee chairman Richard Strauss, this special edition features a conver...
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WIDE ANGLE: TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT (TV)
(July 18, 2002)Jamie Rubin and Daljit Dhaliwal host this documentary series that investigates contemporary global, political, and social issues. In this episode, John Alpert reports on China's new economy and the "haves" and "have nots" it has produced. The program opens...
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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS WITH DOROTHY THOMPSON (RADIO)
(December 10, 1937)In this program, Dorothy Thompson -- introduced as "America's First Lady of Journalism" -- gives background on Alfred Nobel and the selection process of the Nobel Prize-winners. She comments on the seven 1937 winners: Clinton Davisson (Physics), George ...
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FIRING LINE DEBATE, A: RESOLVED: THE FLAT TAX IS BETTER THAN THE INCOME TAX (TV)
(November 30, 1995)One in this talk/interview series hosted by William F. Buckley, Jr. This program takes the form of a panel discussion on the resolution that "the flat tax is better than the income tax." Speaking for the resolution are Buckley; Jerry Brown, former govern...
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POINT, LE {THE LESSONS OF VIETNAM} {CANADIAN FRENCH} (TV)
(April 29, 1985)One in this series of news-magazine programs. This edition, aired on the tenth anniversary of the fall of Saigon, is devoted to a retrospective look at that event. In the studio, anchor Simon du Rivage begins by showing footage of the Vietnam Veterans' ...
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DAY AT NIGHT: GEORGE PLIMPTON (TV)
()One in this interview series hosted by James Day. In this program, Day interviews writer and editor George Plimpton, known for his many adventures in "participatory journalism." Topics discussed include the following, among others: the need to "steel himse...
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FIRING LINE DEBATE: RESOLVED: SOCIAL SECURITY SHOULD BE PRIVATIZED (TV)
(December 04, 1996)One in this talk/interview series hosted by William F. Buckley, Jr. This program takes the form of a panel discussion on the following resolution: "Social security should be privatized." Speaking in favor of the resolution are William Buckley; investment b...
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