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1. Money as Debt 45 min on what money is

2. The Corporation    this was shown  ON CAMPUS at  Moonlight Movies: 7:30-9:30pm On the grass in front of the P.E. building, projected onto the wall of the gym, followed by a group discussion.  Sponsored by ASI"  -Lupe   let's find out the future schedule.

3. Who killed the electric car?  The official site  Trailer

4. Arundhati Roy There are two Superpowers in the world today:  the U.S.A. and public opinion.  Watch this video.

5. Manufacturing Consent by Noam Chomsky: This is in library -

   2 parts: the first covering Chomsky's life-- early background and foray into protest from his professorship at MIT , the second focusing on his dissidence with mass media ideology, or at least his dissidence with the mass media's way of communicating information."  It breaks down how society itself has put us in a position of isolation.    ~ Lupe Lopez

6. USA & HiroshimaThe USA points the finger at everyone but themselves.  Are we above the rest? Do we have the right to destroy lives when others don’t? Watch  on YouTube ~ Jade Pittman

7. Zeitgeist - 1 hour 30 minute movie ~ Daisy Soto

8. Loose Change 9/11 Documentary  wiki on it   It shows 9/11 didn't take place. There was a big uproar on Bill Maher.

9. Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price Official site  Trailer

10. Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room  The movie

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12. Bus 174   Trailer?

13. "I spend 31/2 hours on line every day" on SociologySpace

Artist Spencer Tunick - his site, click on "additional images" at the bottom for pictures ... He uses the internet to get people to go to an installation:  see how he does this.
With Greenpeace, he did this ...   Here is his Wikipedia  ~ Mouses Keshishyan
 

HBO made a documentary called "Naked world" that followed artist, Spencer Tunick ~ Lupe Lopez

Imagine Peace:   Imagine Peace     Yoko on YouTube  
Amy Goodman on the Peace Tower     
another one:  Landmark of Peace on the October 7 day of dedication

YouTube

watch TED Prize video   Visionary documentary filmmaker, TED Prize Winner, and Pangea Day founder Jehane Noujaim speaks to an audience of "the world's leading thinkers and doers" at the 2006 annual TED Conference. Herr inspiring wish is to change the world through the power of film. Personal Message Hello professor here is my video. Carol Montero.. Solutions..