Holmes, Burnham

Follows one squad of Army trainees through all phases of basic training.

Describes the life of the man who revolutionized photography by developing a camera simple enough for anyone to use.

Follows the activities of two third-year medical students as they rotate through different hospital departments including the emergency room, surgery, and obstetrics.

The story of Robeson, the stage actor whose career declined as he became increasingly involved in the world peace and racial equality movements.

Discusses some of the early efforts in training dogs to guide the blind in Switzerland and later in the United States, focusing on the relationship of Morris Frank and his dog Buddy who pioneered needed changes for traveling blind people in this country.

Studies the historical circumstances in the American colonies that eventually led to the drafting of the Third Amendment, which forbids the arbitrary quartering of troops in private homes.

Offers a brief biographical profile of Edward Hopper which provides information on his early childhood, his lifelong love of the sea, his artistic career, and other related topics.

Text and accompanying photographs present a biography of the Mexican American labor activist who helped organize the migrant farm workers and establish a union to fight for their rights.

Describes the development of rules for baseball and the first game played "by the rules" in Hoboken, New Jersey, on June 19, 1846.

Traces the history of the several clauses of the Fifth Amendment: the right to a grand jury, due process, self-incrimination, double jeopardy, and eminent domain.