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The CWRU-TV News Service offers the latest research reports for your morning, noon, evening, and weekend newscasts on BetaCam cassette. Customize your own graphics. Voiceover is on separate audio channel so you can substitute your own reporter. Includes edited feature plus un-edited B-roll and sound bites.
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On This Tape...
FUTURE ENERGY SOURCE (1: 46) --
A new breed of power cell stands to play a major role supplying energy in the near future. Far more efficient than batteries, fuel cells will power homes, cars and more.
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SOT: Robert Savinell, CWRU chemical engineer
HYPER-PARENTING (1:28) -- If your child is more scheduled than a business executive, you may be guilty of hyper-parenting. A child psychologist says kids need time of their own.
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SOT: Sandra Russ, CWRU psychologist
GEHRY'S CLEVELAND LANDMARK (2:01) -- A new building designed by world-famous architect Frank Gehry is creating quite a stir in Cleveland. Some believe it could be the city's future architectural landmark.
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SOT #1: Frank Gehry, architect
SOT #2: William K. Laidlaw Jr., interim dean and professor, CWRU Weatherhead School of Management
HEALING WITH LIGHT (1:44) -- Advances in photo-bleach laundry products are helping researchers develop weapons against cancer. The combined technology will let doctors spare otherwise healthy tissue when destroying tumors.
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SOT: Malcolm Kenney, CWRU professor of chemistry