The Religion and Media Interest Group section of the Proceedings contains the following 4 papers: "Not Alone in a Crowd: Religion, Media and Community Connectedness at the Dawn of the Twenty-First Century" (Michael A. Longinow); "Hollywood's God: The Problem of Divine Providence" (Jeffery A. Smith); "The Press and the…

For many years, librarians have been bothered by negative portrayals of librarians in the media. Unattractive, non-professional old maids have been the dominant images of librarians in the movies. In 1989, the American Library Association issued a campaign designed to promote a more accurate, positive image of the librarian in an attempt to change…

A new OE film presents a roundup of representative environmental education projects now in progress in various parts of the country. (Editor)

Presented are reviews of five films, filmstrips, and film loops related to teaching chemistry. (RH)

Examines the use of sound in the original novel and in the filmed version of "Madame Bovary," also showing how closely Flaubert's techniques parallel those of the cinema. (RB)

A description and course outline of a British film study course which stressed an auteristic approach to cinema. (CH)

As winter is the longest season in Canada, its influence is felt in all forms of cultural expression. (DD)

A variation on the Library of Congress (LC) approach to cataloging and classifying screenplays is described. Several deviations from LC practice are noted and explained. The result has been found to be a more workable and relevant method of cataloging screenplays. (Author/SM)

Climaxing a study of language arts, author's class made animated movies, second grade style. Involved were script writers, art directors, set designers and wardrobe ladies. (Author/CB)

Summarized are sessions of the conference, sponsored by the National Archives in cooperation with the History Department, University of Delaware, November 9-10, 1972. (JB)