Box 1
Container
Contains 12 Results:
"The Way Out" - October, 1989. The value of education as told through the example of three University of Arkansas football players from Marianna in Lee County, one of the nation's 10 poorest counties., October, 1989
File — Box: 1, Item: 1
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
October, 1989
"Two Families" - June, 1990.Education makes a difference for the Kearney family of Gould, sharecroppers with 17 children, and for the Moons of Bay and Wally Moon, a famous major-league baseball player., June, 1990
File — Box: 1, Item: 2
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
June, 1990
"Back to School" - October, 1990.Three adults return to college, one in Benton County, another in the Ouachita Mountains, and a third in Pine Bluff. A degree is important, after all, and worth a lot of trouble to obtain., October, 1990
File — Box: 1, Item: 3
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
October, 1990
"Friday Night Heroes" - January, 1991.Three former Friday night football heroes stress education: a University of Arkansas All-American, a student coach at the University of Central Arkansas, and Arkansas State's Super Bowl hero., January, 1991
File — Box: 1, Item: 4
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
January, 1991
"Courage" - April, 1991. Adult illiteracy is a big problem in Arkansas, but it can be overcome. These examples come from a father in Fort Smith, a South Arkansas mother, and a young man in Harrison., April, 1991
File — Box: 1, Item: 5
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
April, 1991
"Yes, I Can!" - September, 1991. Three women grasp education as the way to a future. All have been single mothers. Now one has a doctorate, another multiple degrees, and a third is in college after getting a GED., September, 1991
File — Box: 1, Item: 6
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
September, 1991
"Red Bugs & Scholarships" - January, 1992. Of all the community-based college scholarship programs, probably none can match the one in the South Arkansas community of Fordyce, a town known to most for its football tradition., January, 1992
File — Box: 1, Item: 7
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
January, 1992
"War Comes to Arkansas" - March, 1992. A broadcast that ties to the 130th anniversary of the Civil War battle at Pea Ridge, one of the most important battles of the war fought west of the Mississippi River., March, 1992
File — Box: 1, Item: 8
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
March, 1992
"Freedom" - June, 1992. A follow-up on the previous year's broadcast on the three adults who had the courage to deal with their illiteracy. They are reading now, and their lives have improved because of it., June, 1992
File — Box: 1, Item: 9
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
June, 1992
"Born Too Small" - July, 1992. Arkansas is a national leader for low-birth weight babies. But there are people who are doing something about it. The settings are in Little Rock, Hot Springs, and Blytheville., July, 1992
File — Box: 1, Item: 10
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
July, 1992
"A Triplet Returns" - January, 1993. Ron Brewer was an all-time basketball great at the University of Arkansas. A long pro career followed. Now he comes back to the university to get the degree he should have earned before., January, 1993
File — Box: 1, Item: 11
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
January, 1993
"Education in the Workplace" - April, 1993. Enlightened Arkansas employers are learning it makes sense to bring education to the workplace. Three examples: Tyson Foods, Georgia-Pacific, and Munro, a shoe manufacturer., April, 1993
File — Box: 1, Item: 12
Identifier: MC 1355 1
Scope and Content Note
From the Collection:
Videocassette tapes and transcripts of 41 documentary television programs produced by Jack Hill. The programs present various topics, but predominantly educational and social issues affecting Arkansas residents. Other topics, all with an Arkansas focus, include the Civil War, tourism and local culture, and public health issues. Programs entitled "What's Working" present innovations in various Arkansas schools. These documentaries were broadcast by AETN, Arkansas Educational Television...
Dates:
April, 1993