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Saturday
TV HIGHLIGHTS 10:00

@) CBS REPORTS

Special: ‘‘The Colleges,"’ a hard-hit-
ting essay written and produced by
Emmy-winner Andrew Rooney, who
visited 54 campuses around the coun-

Friday
try. His findings are grim: several

10:00 @ REQUIEM FOR THE WORK ETHIC schools have gone bankrupt, others
Special: is the work ethic dead? Pre- are on “the critical list.’ Interviews
sent attitudes toward: work, the 9-to-5 with administrators and students
routine and emerging life styles are probe the reasons for the financial

MARCH 29, 1974

topics for international political scien-
tists, economists and labor spokes-
men. Guests (filmed in North America
and Europe) include Canada's Marc
Lalonde, Minister of Health and Wel-
fare. and John Munro, Minister of La-
bor. Architect-philosopher Buckmin-
ster Fuller trades views with econo-
mist John Kenneth Galbraith, psychol-
ogist John Sawatsky and Dr. Edward
de Bono, author of “Lateral Think-
ing.” B.F. Skinner, author of ‘Walden
Two,” talks about work and its rela-
tionship to everyday life. (60 min.)

Saturday

(9) MYSTERIOUS MR. ELIOT—Profile
The work of T.S. Eliot is explored
through readings, and interviews with
his widow, friends and critics. Per-
formance highlights: a film of the poet
reading from ‘‘The Four Quartets’;
Alec McCowen interpreting “Pru-

MARCH 30, 1974

plight of small, private colleges and
question the academic quality of
state-supported universities. The
harshest criticisms come from the stu-

. dents themselves, who point to over-

2:30

crowded classrooms and infrequent
contact with professors outside class.
The pitfalls of public financing of uni-
versities are also examined. (60 min.)

Sunday

@ CANADIAN FILMMAKERS

An Academy Award nominee

“Life Times Nine" is a sensitive look a1
our world as seen through the eyes of
children. The film was produced by
nine Toronto youngsters. Also: a film
about Easter celebrations in an Italian-
Canadian community.

NATIONAL DREAM
9:00 eo

MARCH 31, 1974

The episode opens in 1882 after Van Horne’s con-

firmation as general manager of the CPR. His first
announcement: an astounding promise to lay 500
miles of track that summer—and have trains Tunning
over it by fall. To this end, he is everywhere up and
down the line, driving hundreds of workers with drill-
like precision across the windy, dusty prairies of cen-
tral Canada.

frock"; scenes from the 1952 film of
Eliot's “Murder in the Cathedral’; ex-
cerpts from the play “Sweeney Ago-
nistes."' (60 min.)