Box 7

Contents include: Bruce Kessler interviews Chip Monck. He discusses opening night of the Summit, The Rumble in the Jungle and Zaire 74, his production manager work on Neil Young's tour, working with performers and others, Altamount Free Concert, and the Rolling Stones American Tour 1972. Speakers: Bruce Kessler, Chip Monck

Contents include: Andrew F. Brimmer gives a speech as part of the President's Lecture Series. His talk is titled "Constraints and Opportunities in the Management of National Economic Policy." He discusses inflation and the Federal Reserve. This recording is not the full lecture, only the question and answer section. Speakers: Andrew F. Brimmer

Contents include: On "To the Point," Stan Barber talks to Dr. Neils Neilsen about Pres. Jimmy Carter's religious views and how that affects his presidency. Speakers: Neils Neilsen, Stan Barber

Contents include: On "To the Point," Rob Wilds talks to Joyce Rubash about the metric system in the kitchen. Speakers: Rob Wilds, Joyce Rubash

Contents include: On "To the Point," Phil Konstantin talks to Helen Havens, Episcopal priest, and Jones College Master about women in the Episcopal priesthood. Speakers: Phil Konstantin, Helen Havens

Contents include: On "To the Point," Stan Barber talks to Frank Bearden about physical fitness, heart attacks, and the university's fitness program. Speakers: Stan Barber, Frank Bearden

Contents include: Bruce Kessler speaks to members of Renaissance about the band's line-up, audience reaction, songwriting, influences, similar music, playing live, timelessness of their music, and plans post-tour. Speakers: Annie Haslam, Bruce Kessler

Contents include: Lee Hochberg interviews Donald Freeling, the Executive Vice President of the McGraw-Hill Book Company, about textbook selection and increasing textbook access. Speakers: Donald Freeling, Lee Hochberg

Contents include: On "Backstage Interview," Bruce Kessler talks to Todd Rundgren about altering sound, Utopia, managing his career, creating videos for his music, and writing music for performance/concerts. Speakers: Todd Rundgren, Bruce Kessler

Contents include: Former Texas Governonr and U.S. Treasurer John Connally speaks at Rice University. He discusses creativity in the public interest, agriculture, funding research and development, raw materials, competing with world markets, term limits, energy resources, and taxes. We deleted music and a fragment of a lecture at the end of the recording. Speakers: Norman Hackerman, John Connally