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Emphasis is on the role of the nurse and on basic safety precautions while assisting patients using a cane, crutches or walker. Use of the two, three and four-point gait is demonstrated.

The panel guests cover the background and history of copyright law, the various rights and limitations relevant to copyrighted materials; a video clip of students discussing downloading music with a Contemporary Legal Issues producer; a typical college student's thoughts about downloading music; what precipitated the government's recent indictment; rights of record companies and performers; "fair use" exception; and cutting edge new issues for copyright protection regarding the Internet. Program 10 of 44 from the series Contemporary Legal Issues

Enron, MCI, and Tyco have become household words, not because of their products or services, but rather because of their unethical conduct setting new records in the annals of business. Enron, the 7th largest company, goes bankrupt. It is one of the largest bankruptcies ever recorded, devastating their employees, shareholders and community. MCI sets the record for the largest fraud in U.S. history, $11 Billion dollars, sending the CEO to jail. Tyco gets first prize for the biggest, most lavish birthday party paid for with company money. A distinguished panel of experts will help you understand the ethics of business. Guests are Chuck La Bella, Attorney-at-law, and April Riel, a CPA and certified fraud examiner. protection regarding the Internet. Program 15 of 44 from the series Contemporary Legal Issues

After 15 years in a persistent vegetative state, the controversies surrounding the death of Terri Schiavo remain controverted today, in what has been described as the longest and most litigated right to die case in U.S. history. Notwithstanding the dispute between her parents and husband, and courts and Congress, the law and theology, according to a recent poll, 80% of Americans believe Terri Schiavo had a right to die, and that she should have been allowed to die with dignity. A distinguished panel of experts will help you understand the compelling issues which arose in this case. Guests are the Most Reverend, Salvatore Cordileone, Auxiliary Bishop of San Diego, Steven Smith, Dean, California Western School of Law, and Richard Sheridan, Senior Vice President, and General Counsel, for Scripps Health. protection regarding the Internet. Program 16 of 44 from the series Contemporary Legal Issues

Fugard's SIZWE BANSI IS DEAD, one of 14 productions in the series, DRAMA: PLAY, PERFORMANCE, PERCEPTION, is structured around the thematic related study module: The Convention of The Theatre. DRAMA: PLAY, PERFORMANCE, PERCEPTION is an introduction to theater course consisting of 14 one-hour videotape productions. Each play, skillfully edited by BBC producers in order to maintain dramatic integrity, features cast members chosen from among Britain's finest performers. Mr. Jose Ferrar serves as host for the series, introducing each play with an articulate commentary. Julie Harris, Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis make camera appearances in the series. With its thematic orientation to the elements of the theater, the course fulfills the basic drama requirements of many colleges and universities. This program may be used as supplemental enrichment in literature, drama or other subject areas.

In this program Hindu, Chinese, and Islamic gender roles are discussed. Cultural practices that give men absolute authority and control over women are discussed within the context of each culture.

This video looks at the development and construction in the early 1990's of the "cable-stay" Clark Bridge in Alton, Illinois that was built over the Mississippi River. The program addresses the development program/project, management, design, awarding of contracts, techniques used in scheduling as well as the challenges and difficulties faced and handled during the entire process. Visual graphics illustrate bridge construction, how major glitches were met, and routes taken to repair and complete the project.

In this program, you will examine the messages you acquired from your family, the influence of family careers, how birth order affected you, the beliefs that were instilled into you, and the fears, traditions, and talents you acquired from your family and cultural background. This will help you to get a clearer sense of who you are and where you come from. You will view a student group activity that reveals what the oldest, middle, youngest, and the only child experienced when they were young. As a result, you will begin to understand what shaped your self-image and how to develop a sense of self that transcends your conditioning. You will also be able to identify internal and external motivators that will bring out the best in you. Program 4 of 26 from the series Quest for the Empowered Self

Cities are one of the most conspicuous features on our planet. They are so much the bustling centers of commerce, industry, politics, communication and creativity, we can hardly imagine a world without them. Yet there was such a time, and program ten begins by exploring what it was that led people to begin living in larger, concentrated settlements. We then explore the major features and spatial pattern of cities from ancient times to the 19th century. This survey includes the cities of the hydraulic civilizations, Greece, Rome, Medieval and Renaissance Europe, and the Industrial Revolution.