Contents include: Dr. Norman Geisler and Dr. Konstantin Kolenda debate, representing Christianity and Humanism respectively. They also answer questions on the topic.

Contents include: The Rice Associates present Norman Hackerman giving his "State of the University" address. He discusses faculty salaries, administration, the athletic program, and energy. Secretary of the Department of ...

Contents include: In the Rice Memorial Center's Grand Hall, William F. Buckley, Jr. and John Kenneth Galbraith debate. Ron Stone acts as a moderator and Edward Williams, Allen Matusow, and Alan Grob are panelists. The ...

Contents include: Robert Townsend takes questions from the audience about Harvard Business School, creating Staff Services as a replacement for individual secretaries, how to fix problems, how a CEO should not separate ...

Contents include: Presidential candidate Jimmy Carter speaks to reporters after getting off of his airplane. He discusses the previous night's debate, issues with Pres. Gerald Ford, the Playboy article, and his religion. ...

Contents include: Taking place in the Rice Memorial Center Grand Hall, the World Wildlife Fund Symposium covers the topics of tropical forests and primates, especially deforestation.

Contents include: During the Wiess School of Natural Sciences dedication, Dr. William E. Gordon, Robert R. Herring, and Pres. Norman Hackerman give remarks. Dr. Frank Press speaks on "Science and Our Future."

Contents include: Part of this recording was interrupted by an unrelated radio broadcast. We deleted it. (00:01) Short prayer -- (02:25) Introduction -- (05:53) Perry Richardson Bass speech -- (11:56) Jerry Gallagher ...

Contents include: Sen. Ralph Yarborough speaks at Rice about the youth vote, increasing voter turnout, his accomplishments, and proposed new legislation that he supports. We deleted extraneous audio at the end of this recording.

Contents include: Justice Arthur Goldberg speaks at Rice University about the U.S. Constitution and its amendments, freedom of religion, no national church, freedom of religion in Communist countries, being entitled to ...