7.40 Students and Revolution

8.5 Talking About Cuts

8.30 Mendelssohn's Dream

8.55 Social Psychology

9.20 Biscuits (2)

9 45 The Peak Experience

10.10 The Way of the World

11.0 Uranium

11.25 Genetics: The rll System

11.50 Testing Infants

12.15 A Conflict Brought to Light

12.40 The Bauhaus at Weimar

1.5 Television and Politics - Britain (1)

1.30 The Simplex Method

Careering into Science
What does the world of science look like through the eyes of the scientists of the future?
Horizon invited three boys and three girls aged 15 and 16, from widely different backgrounds, to make a three-week journey of exploration through science and technology in Britain. Given an entirely free hand, they decided to investigate everything from the most monotonous assembly-line work to advanced research in lasers and particle physics. They interview engineers, nurses, deep-sea divers, botanists, biochemists and airline pilots about lifestyles, motivations and money.
Like most teenagers they have had very little careers guidance, and some had hardly ever been away from home before taking part in this project. They show us from a fresh point of view what the scientific life is really like.
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES
Narrated and produced by MARTIN FREETH

People getting together to make a better life for themselves and their communities with Ann Hunter and Ian Breach
Who looks after your children in the school holidays? At Playhaven in Loughborough a group of working parents have solved their problems by sharing them; they take turns to help run a co-operative holiday playscheme.
We also hear from tenants in Coventry who have been dumped in some of the worst living conditions in the city. They have formed a Temporary Tenants Association and are fighting back.
'Heard It ... ', Grapevine's information exchange.
Produced by the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT
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Susan Hill takes the chair as three of the past week's television programmes are discussed by three critics.
The programmes this week:
The Swish of the Curtain (BBC1) The Money Programme (BBC2) The South Bank Show (LWT)
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER

The Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship
Ex-world Champion JOHN SPENCER , Australia's
EDDIE CHARLTON and Canada's CLIFF THORBURN are in action this afternoon.
DAVID VINE introduces highlights of these matches together with news Of TERRY GRIFFITHS , who finished his match earlier today.

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The Marble Horsemen
The Elgin Marbles, the sculptures from the Acropolis in Athens, are probably the most famous set of sculptures in the world. Their centrepiece, the Parthenon Frieze, is the major single monument of classical Greek art to have survived. It's unique. But despite centuries of close attention, nobody has yet satisfactorily decided what the frieze is for - or even what it's about. In this film, John Boardman , Lincoln Professor of Classical Art and Archaeology at Oxford, proposes a new and comprehensive explanation.
Directed by DERRICK AMOORE and RON JOHNSTON

starring James Mason and Madhur Jaffrey
A Maharajah's daughter, living in a Bayswater flat, entertains her father's old tutor to an annual film show of royal home movies, shot during the 20s and 30s. Through pieces of old film the flamboyant private life of the Maharajahs is evoked. The ex-tutor wants to record an Indian past that he can never quite understand; the princess sees herself as a ' modern' woman. As they reminisce, a complete world of Anglo-Indian attitudes is explored in miniature.
Screenplay RUTH PRAWER JHABVALA Photography WALTER LASSALLY Film editor HUMPHREY DIXON Producer ISMAIL MERCHANT Director JAMES IVORY

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The Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship
South Africa's PERRIE MANS , finishes his second-round match tonight, and DENNIS TAYLOR makes his first appearance. Introduced by DAVID VINE

starring Paul Newman with Lita Milan
John Dchner , Hurd Hatfield
William Bonney determines to avenge the death of the cattle-owner who has befriended him and given him a job. Paul Newman and director Arthur Penn give a new look to the story of the West's legendary desperado, Billy the Kid.
Screenplay by LESLIE STEVENS Based on a play by CORE VIDAL Produced by FRED COE
Directed by ARTHUR PENN
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