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Kathleen Hall Jamieson on political advertising
No full textA production of Public Affairs Television, Inc. ; a presentation of Thirteen/WNET New York ; director, Mark Ganguzza. Host, Bill Moyers.Amidst the mudslinging, campaign promises, and scare tactics, what is really being said in those highly produced political ads? In this program, Bill Moyers talks with one of America's leading political and media analysts, Kathleen Hall Jamieson, dean of the Annenberg School of Communication and author of Everything You Think You Know About Politics ... And Why You're Wrong. Through astute analysis, Jamieson deconstructs more than a dozen TV commercials used by politicians and public interest groups, homing in on their visual and rhetorical methods to expose their actual agendas of issue advocacy. Together, Jamieson and Moyers discuss the significance of these ads in the contexts of future elections and American politics in general
U.S. media & the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
No full textInterviews with: Hanan Ashrawi, Noam Chomsky, Robert Fisk, Sut Jhally, Michael Lerner, Alisa Solomon, Lorraine Ali, Dennis Bernstein, Noura Erakat, Ned Hanauer, Eyad Kishawi, Elias Rashmawi, Jason Vest, Alison Weir, and others. Contents: American media : occupied territory -- Hidden occupation -- Invisible colonization -- Violence in a vacuum -- Defining who is newsworthy -- Myth of U.S. neutrality -- Myth of the generous offer -- Marginalized voices -- Is peace possible?This documentary contends that the foreign policy interests of American political elites, working in combination with Israeli public relations strategies, exercise a powerful influence over news reporting about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Combines U.S. and British television news footage with observations from analysts, journalists, and political activists. Examines the factors that have distorted the United States' media coverage and, in turn, American public opinion
Testudo mascot standing with Testudo statue, McKeldin Library, University of Maryland, circa 2003
No full textMaryland mascot Testudo standing with its arm around the Testudo statue in front of McKeldin Library, University of Maryland, circa 2003
No turning back
No full textIn interviews with historians, descendants, and recent immigrants, this program begins with the new immigration laws of 1965, which was a turning point for the Chinese in America and allowed a new wave of immigrants to enter the country. Provides information about discrimination against Chinese immigrants. Presents portraits of the new Chinese Americans who face a struggle common to many immigrants: to reconcile some losses of their old culture in order to embrace their adopted American one
Maryland vs. Clemson football program cover, University of Maryland, October 4, 2003
No full textFootball program cover featuring University of Maryland senior wide receiver Jafar Williams, from a game between the Maryland Terrapins and Clemson Tigers, October 4, 2003
2003 NCAA Division I men's basketball first and second rounds program cover, March 21 and 23, 2003
No full textCover of program for 2003 NCAA Division I men's basketball first and seconds rounds in Nashville, Tennessee, March 21 and 23, 2003
Fantasy on “Jingle Bells”
No full textPerformance of Fantasy on “Jingle Bells”, performed by the University Maryland Symphonic Wind Ensemble in Dekelboum Concert Hall, December 12, 2003
Japan Air live on Third Rail Radio, WMUC, April 20, 2003
No full textJapan Air plays live on Third Rail Radio at WMUC at the University of Maryland, April 20, 2003
Theme and Variations, Op. 43a
No full textPerformance of Schoenberg's Theme and Variations, Op. 43a, performed by the University Maryland Symphonic Wind Ensemble in Dekelboum Concert Hall, October 5, 2003
Suite of Old American Dances -- Schottische
No full textPerformance of Bennett's Suite of Old American Dances, performed by the University Maryland Symphonic Wind Ensemble in Dekelboum Concert Hall, December 12, 2003