Why 55? (1979)
The film “Why 55?” discusses the importance of the 55 mph speed limit established by the National Speed Limit Act
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Why Braceros (1959)
Discusses the importance of the Bracero program in American agriculture, particularly for crops requiring manual labor, known as “stooped labor.”
Why Eat Our Vegetables? (1962)
In “Why Eat Our Vegetables,” Miss Blake teaches her class about the importance of vegetables through the story of the
Why Fathers Work (1969)
This film has water damage at the beginning. The film “Why Fathers Work” follows Ed Kimble, a structural iron worker,
Why Fathers Work (1969)
The film follows Ed Kimble, a structural iron worker, as he begins his day and heads to work on a
Why Foods Spoil – Molds, Yeasts, Bacteria (1957)
This 1957 educational film explores the science behind food spoilage and preservation. Using color footage, it demonstrates how molds, yeasts,
Why Is It Always Me? (1983)
**Why Is It Always Me?** (1983, 14 min) is a teen-focused educational film that stars a young John Cusack in
Why Is It Hard To Quit Smoking? A Friend’s Advice
We discuss the dangers of smoking cigarettes and why it’s so hard to quit, and why it’s important to care
Why Not A Woman? (1979)
Shows women working successfully in nontraditional jobs such as welder, carpenter, and mechanic. Explores the attitudes of their male coworkers,
Why Not Try? (1972)
The film emphasizes the importance of trying new experiences, whether it’s tasting unfamiliar foods or meeting new people. It encourages
Why People Have Special Jobs (1970)
Long ago, people had to do everything for themselves, from gathering food to making tools and clothing. A man created
Why Study Industrial Arts? (1956)
The film “Why Study Industrial Arts?” emphasizes the importance and benefits of industrial arts education. It showcases the joy and