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: Open University
7.40 Urban Development8.5 Science and Belief
8.30 Alchemist
8.55 Man-made World
9.20 Genes
9.45 Physiology
10.10 Fourier
10.35 Incomes Policy
11.0 Phase Changes
11.25 Public Administration
11.50 Predicting Oscillations
12.15 Mechanics
12.40 Cast Iron
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: The New Beginning
The story of Jesus 3 : The Chosen OneStoryteller RAY SMITH
Music RAYMOND PREMRU
Adapted for television and produced by MOLLY COX
Contributors
: Religious America
3-Kundalini: rural Massachusetts is the setting for a commune where a group of young Americans practise yoga and draw upon Indian spirituality for their understanding of life.A WGBH production
: The World About Us
The Baboons of GombeA film by Hugo Van Lawick and Jane Goodall
Narrated by David Attenborough JANE GOODALL and HUGO VAN LAWICK have returned to the shores of Lake Tanganyika to study the family-life of baboons.
What is the social structure of ' beach troop ' and how is it organised? How does a mother baboon cope with an infant unwilling to be weaned?
Producers bill TRAVERS and HUGO VAN LAWICK
Presented for television by MICHAEL SALISBURY
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS (Bristol)
Contributors
: International Cabaret
from London's Talk of the Town Introduced by Kenneth Williams starringFrom America Lovelace Watkins From Hong Kong Frances Yip From Switzerland Kris Krama From France The Trio Tadarin
ALYN AINSWORTH
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Script by KENNETH WILLIAMS and PETER ROBINSON
Designer STEVE BROWNSEY Producer ERNEST MAXIN
Contributors
: News on 2
Weather: Gustav Holst 1874-1934: The Planets
A performance of Gustav Holst's most popular work by the Halle Orchestra, ladies of the Halle Choir, conductor James Loughran.Introduced by John Amis.
Contributors
: Chéri
by COLETTE: dramatised in five parts by MICHAEL VOYSEY starring Yvonne MitchellScott Antony , Brenda Bruce
Lea and Cheri, separated, could not forget each other.
Part 3
Producer MARTIN LISEMORE Director CLAUDE WHATHAM
Contributors
: Network
A series made specially for audiences in the BBC Regions and now seen countrywide.This week: Personal Pursuits by Magnus Magnusson (BBC Scotland)
The Roman Way: The most northerly frontier of the Roman empire. Magnus is joined by DR DAVID BREEZE , an archaeologist from the Department of the Environment, on an exploration of the Antonine Wall.
Director JOHN COLEMAN Producer DAVID MARTIN
Contributors
: Open Door
The People's TelevisionTonight the BBC's facilities are handed over to:
Grapevine: a community sex education project in North London with a different approach to helping the young help themselves.
Open Door is produced by the public. Skilled help and advice is available from the BBC's Community Programme Unit.
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