Author discussed the ways in which Antonioni develops a symbology of his own that combines to make his metaphoric statement on the bed which modern people have to lie in, a wasteland which deteriorates all aspects of the human personality. (Author/RK)

Analyzes director Victor Seastrom's concern with aspects of "scene"--as reflection, motivation, and symbol-particularly in his 1928 production, "The Wind." (Author/RB)

Author looks at the use of a film dealing with unrelated subject matter from which analogies to the material being taught can be drawn. (Author)

Article tells how to make a slide/sound picture story that captivates the special atmosphere of a school that alumni like to see. (Author)

A brief discussion of super eight film as an effective medium for teacher developed materials. (HB)

A series of three computer-generated films intended to serve as teaching aids in presenting ideas concerning the motion of electrons in periodic potential. (DF)

A discussion of teachers' prejudice against Navajos and an annotated list of three films on American Idians. (RB)

A look at some aspects of photography which could be of use to a teacher, particularly in the preparation of coloured slides for use with a 35mm projector.'' (Author/AK)

A selection of audio-visual aids available for use by journalism instructors is presented. (RN)

Reviews nine films suitable for elementary school to adult audiences, and a set of filmstrips on the maintenance of biological specimens. Gives a summary of the content, an appraisal of the effectiveness, and an estimate of appropriate audience. (AL)

Though many of the authors whose works are cited were not born in Chicago, and many moved from the city, all of them spent some portion of their lives under its influence. (69 references) (Author/NH)