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Homosexuality and Prostitution: Workshops and Discussions - Betty Ebert
12:00 PM – Memorial Union - Field Coordinator and Board Member for the National Prison Center, Iowa City, Iowa. From the University Lectures Program archive. 4th Annual Human Sexuality Symposium

Woman and Man : What are the Differences? - Claus Wiedeking, M.D.
8:00 PM – Memorial Union - Psyschohormonal Research Fellow, John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland. Founder and chief editor of Journal of Sexual Medicine (Sexual Medizin), (1972-73). Junior Medical Advisor of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, the German Family Planning Association, and the German Federal Government in Tunis, Tunisia, 1973.From the University Lectures Program archive. 4th Annual Human Sexuality Symposium

Talking about Sex - Dr. Gerhard Nuebeck
8:00 PM – Memorial Union - Professor of Family Social Science and the Family Study Center, University of Minnesota and practicing marriage counselor. From the University Lectures Program archive. 4th Annual Human Sexuality Symposium

Who Killed JFK - Robert Katz
12:00 PM – -- - From the University Lectures Program archive.

Growth and Change in Brazil - Dr. Annibal Villela
8:00 PM – Gallery, Memorial Union - Villela is a well-known economist and has been with the Institute for Economic and Social Planning as Director of Research. Part of the World Affairs Series: The Human Prospect

Future Role of Women in the Developing World - Eva Aspergen, Margaret Warning, Uche Tetenta, Regina Norton, and Jane Larkin
3:00 PM – Gallery, Memorial Union - A reevaluation of woman's place in society has been occurring in most countries, with women becoming more active-socially, economically and politically. This panel will explore the possibilities of women taking an even more active role in the developing world. 1. Eva Aspergen, from Sweden, is a graduate student in Food and Nutrition and has worked with the FAO in Africa. 2. Margaret Warning is a professor of Textiles and Clothing at ISU. 3. Regina Norton, program director of the YMCA, will moderate the panel. 4. Jane Larkin, who graduated from ISU last spring in Political Science, was one of the Midwest delegates to China this summer. Part of the World Affairs Series: The Human Prospect

Film: "Tilt" and "From where I sit"
12:00 PM – Gallery, Memorial Union - The theme of Tilt is the imbalance in the distribution of the world's wealth and resources. It shows some of the attitudes of both rich and poor toward development and poses some alternative strategies for development strategies. Part of the World Affairs Series

Alternative Solutions to the Human Prospect - Prof. R. Vaitheshwaren and Dr. Richard Weiskoff
8:00 PM – Gallery, Memorial Union - Professor Vaitheshwaran was the political editor of a weekly newspaper in India. Dr. Weiskoff is an Associate Professor of Economics at Iowa State University. Part of the World Affairs Series: The Human Prospect

World Population and Food Resources - Charlotte Roderuck, Ruth Deacon, and Brian D'Silva
3:00 PM – Gallery, Memorial Union - 1. Charlotte Roderuck is Associate Dean in the ISU College of Home Economics and a professor of Food and Nutrition. 2. Ruth Deacon is head of the Family Environment Department at ISU. 3. Brian D Silva is a graduate student in Economics and attended the United Nations World Population Conference this summer. Part of the World Affairs Series: The Human Prospect

Film: "Rich Man, Poor Food"
12:00 PM – Gallery, Memorial Union - This movie deals with the 'green revolution' as well as problems of countries needing to import large quantities of food, machinery, pesticides and fertilizers World Affairs Series