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Diabetes and Me |
Length: 59 min. |
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What’s it like to be a high school athlete and wake up one morning and find out that you have juvenile diabetes? What goes through your mind, how do you interact with your friends, coaches, teachers and parents? How do you carry on a “normal life?”
Robert Kreikemeier of West Point, Nebraska is now a college sophomore at Kansas State University. He talks openly about his life with Juvenile Diabetes to an audience of young people and their parents.
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Exploring the Wild Kingdom |
Length: 60 min. |
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Few television programs have had the impact of Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom. Each Sunday, it was watchd by 34 million viewers, serving as the very definition of television wildlife programming for a quarter century. It also helped inspire environmental consciousness in its viewers.
Marlin Perkins, a widely respected naturalist, talked about wildlife in ways his audience understood and the programming mold of this television classic is copied by today’s TV wildlife shows and networks.
Funded in part by:
The College of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the University of Nebraska Foundation. |
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Inside Art: July 09' |
Length: 28 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
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Soft Power |
Length: 30 min. |
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This 30-minute documentary focuses on women's use of quilting as a form of expression. The project is part of a recently completed year-long study on global quilting traditions.
Broadcasting students Maika Bauerle and Michaela Stevens completed this portion of the depth report. The project was supervised by broadcasting professor Rick Alloway. |
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UNO 100: Central to our City |
Length: 5 min. |
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The University of Nebraska Foundation produced this video for UNO's Centennial Gala. The five-minute presentation celebrates the university's 100th anniversary and its future of opportunities.
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| Web replay available from UNO Centennial website |
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Mid-American Money: July 09' |
Length: 28 min. |
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The Moving Company: 1935-2008 |
Length: 49 min. |
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The Moving Company, the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s (UNO) modern dance group, presents a documentary focused on its long history, choreographic works and its many collaborations with community partners. Award-winning filmmaker Jeff Curtis directs.
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Paul Krugman: Depression Economics |
Length: 75 min. |
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Nobel Prize winning economist Dr. Paul Krugman discusses the causes and cures for the current economic crisis. |
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