Scholastic Stories About School

In a beautiful forest, Kiri and Lou laugh and sing and play all kinds of games with their friends, as they learn to deal with the emotions of childhood. Kiri and Lou invite children to learn about empathy, kindness and the true meaning of friendship. Together, these clay creatures navigate a forest of feelings with laughter, adventures and songs.

Dr. Andrew Weil believes that some aspects of Western medicine may interfere with the body's natural ability to protect and heal itself. Weil cites many astounding cases of people who have healed spontaneously around the world amidst the most unusual circumstances. Spontaneous Healing advocates different healing exercises to help strengthen the body's systems focusing on the power of the immune system. The "heal thyself" attitude to physical health is a positive and encouraging notion. People looking for medical inspiration will find value in Weil's philosophy.

Honorees for 2014 include Earl Campbell (BS '79); Scott Caven (BBA '64, LLB '67); John Massey (LLB '66); Matthew McConaughey (BS '93); Dealey Decherd Herndon (BA '69); Karen Nyberg (MS '96, PhD '98); and long-time women's basketball coach Jody Conradt.

Children interact with and learn about animals at the Philadelphia Zoo.

A teleconference about the lives of blacks during the Civil War. From Benedict College in Columbia, S.C.