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Bridgeman Arts

United States, 1950s: Clown with movie camera

Pre-K - Higher Ed
United States, 1950s: Clown with movie camera. Man on tightrope. Long shot of man balancing on pole.
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Bridgeman Arts

United States, 1950s: Clown car in circus ring

Pre-K - Higher Ed
United States, 1950s: Clown car in circus ring. Car backfires, clown runs away. Audience applauds. Lou Jacobs exits car as clown, waves. View of audience. Clowns in ring.
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Bridgeman Arts

United States, 1950s: Long shot of circus arena

Pre-K - Higher Ed
United States, 1950s: Long shot of circus arena. Performers parade around arena. Close of Jack Dempsey dressed as clown.
News Clip0:43
Press Association

Charity sea swim for brave bathers in Co Wicklow

Higher Ed
Brave bathers take to the sea off Bray in Co Wicklow for an annual New Year's Day swim in aid of charity. The event has taken place every year since 1983.
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British Movietone

KING GEORGE VI MEMORIAL APPEAL

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Workers at the Mansion House have been busy dealing with the response to the King George VI Memorial Appeal - the Lord Mayor, Sir Leslie Boyce, comments on the progress. Disclaimer: British Movietone is an historical collection. Any...
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Press Association

RSPB chief executive says Big Garden Birdwatch could encourage more young people to get involved in science

Higher Ed
The RSPB's chief executive said the charity's Big Garden Birdwatch project could encourage young people to get involved in conservation and to study STEM subjects. More than a million people are expected to participate in the Big Garden...
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Bloomberg

Giving Back Is Good Business

Higher Ed
Dec.18 -- Businesses are learning that giving back to communities is good business. Bloomberg's Viviana Hurtado looks at how companies helped victims of natural disasters in Haiti and how Wall Street helps small businesses.
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Curated Video

Roughly 80 percent of New Orleans flooded when the city’s levee system failed during Hurricane Katrina 10 years ago, and among the losses was the city’s Charity Hospital. On Aug. 1, a new medical center is scheduled to open to the tune of $1 billion. (June 17)

Higher Ed
Roughly 80 percent of New Orleans flooded when the city’s levee system failed during Hurricane Katrina 10 years ago, and among the losses was the city’s Charity Hospital. But on Aug. 1, a new 2.3 million square foot medical...
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AFP News Agency

VOICED : Spanish enclave a magnet for immigrants h

9th - Higher Ed
VOICED : Spanish enclave a magnet for immigrants h
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Curated Video

Elon Musk Donated $5.7B In Tesla Stock To Charity

Higher Ed
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO donated roughly five million shares of company stock to an unidentified charity last November.
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Bloomberg

Recession Fears Are Overblown, Helena Capital Founder Says

Higher Ed
Apr.01 -- Joe Reece, Helena Capital founder, discusses the state of the U.S. financial markets with Bloomberg's Jason Kelly on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Sky News

Political deadlock is preventing those in power from dealing with cost of living crisis

Higher Ed
VOICED: In Northern Ireland, campaigners say the political deadlock is stopping those in power dealing with the cost of living crisis. There has been no functioning government in the province since February and recent elections have not...
News Clip3:32
Bloomberg

'Brackets for a Cause': March Madness for Charity

Higher Ed
Mar.16 -- Bloomberg's "Brackets for a Cause" March Madness charity contest returns for a third year, giving the biggest names in business and finance a chance to make their picks for the NCAA tournament to benefit the charity of their...
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Bloomberg

Top 25 Apple App Store Apps Donate to Fight Aids

Higher Ed
Nov. 24 -- On BWest Byte, Jelly Industries CEO Biz Stone discusses the top twenty five Apple App store apps that will donate a percentage of their proceeds to fight AIDS in Africa. Stone speaks on Bloomberg West. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Curated Video

Bill And Melinda Gates Announce They're Getting Divorced

Higher Ed
They have been married for 27 years and have three children together.
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Lockers lighten load for Lisbon's homeless

9th - Higher Ed
A small charity is providing metal lockers for the Lisbon's homeless to store their belongings which they used to drag around the capital's hilly cobblestone streets in boxes bags or shopping carts
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Press Association

People protest in Dublin against changes in governance of hospital

Higher Ed
People take part in a protest outside Leinster House in Dublin, Ireland against the ownership and governance structure of a new National Maternity Hospital. Niall Boylan addresses the crowd.
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Press Association

Sheep to return to graze on Hampstead Heath

Higher Ed
Sheep graze on Hampstead Heath in London, after sheep were returned for the first time since the 1950s as part of a week-long trial to see if grazing could prove an eco-friendly way of maintaining the centuries-old heath. The flock of...
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Sky News

Becky Botham-Armstrong To Trek For Diabetes Charity

Higher Ed
VOICED: The daughter of former England cricketer Sir Ian Botham is preparing to trek to both the North and South Poles - to raise awareness of type 1 diabetes. She's had Type 1 herself since she was a child - and has told Sky news about...
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Bloomberg

Investors Are Missing Out on Opportunities in Health Care, Glenview's Robbins Says

Higher Ed
Oct.28 -- Larry Robbins, Glenview Capital Management founder and chief executive officer, discusses his work with the Robin Hood Foundation and investment opportunities in health care with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets:...
News Clip10:26
Bloomberg

Bill Clinton on Public-Private Partnerships

Higher Ed
Sep.20 -- Former President William J. Clinton addresses the Bloomberg Global Business Forum at The Plaza Hotel in New York City.
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Sky News

Interview With UKIP Leader Paul Nuttall

Higher Ed
CLEAN: UKIP Leader Paul Nuttall spoke to Sky News' Sophy Ridge on March 5th, 2017 in London. In his first major interview after losing the Stoke-on-Trent by-election, he answered questions on the various scandals and difficulties he's...
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Press Association

Hundreds of people are booking Ukrainian Airbnbs to help - the influencer behind it explains why

Higher Ed
Social media influencer Tommy Marcus, who goes by Quentin.Quarantino, has been encouraging people online to book Ukrainian Airbnb properties, in which they have no intention of staying. The thought behind the campaign is to have people...
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Bloomberg

How Billionaire Smith Used Connections to Avoid Tax Charge

Higher Ed
Feb.03 -- Bloomberg's Neil Weinberg explains how Vista Equity Partners' Robert F. Smith, the richest Black person in the U.S. according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, was able to use connections and charity to win a non-prosecution...