MEDIUM ANGLE OF ENGRAVED SIGN THAT READS MATHEMATICS. PANS DOWN TO MALE AND FEMALE STUDENT SMOKING NEXT TO COLUMN. ANOTHER STUDENT WALKS INTO BUILDING, WHILE ANOTHER STUDENT WALKS OUT OF BUILDING. AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY.

03/26/1996 ??? -STRETCHERS AND EMTS IN HOSPITAL HALLWAY -NYPD POLICE AND HIGHWAY PATROL OFFICERS CORDON OFF AREA, K-9 UNIT, COPS IN RIOT GEAR, NYPD EMERGENCY SERVICES TRUCK, COPS SUITING UP -STREET SIGN: RIVINGTON AND COLUMBIA STS, LOWER EAST SIDE

Clear skies and rugged desert terrain can be easily seen from the camera of the space shuttle Columbia as it passes over North America during an orbit. Master in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ 29.97fps 1080p.

Thursday, astronauts continued experiments gauging the effects of weightlessness on their bodies. The information will help NASA determine how to build and staff the international space station it plans to construct in a few years. In keeping with the Olympic spirit, Shuttle Columbia crewman Charles Brady Jr. held a flameless Olympic torch as he pedaled as hard as he could on a stationary cycle. Researchers on the ground monitored his lungs.

International Conference on AIDS - Vancouver BC - British Columbia - Canada - hanging banner - HIV

NASA SELECT FEED FOR SUNDAY JUNE 30 1996. CONTINUED COVERAGE OF THE SPACE SHUTTLE COLUMBIA.

2/2/1996

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The seven astronauts of the Space Shuttle Columbia are flying what is the longest mission on a Space Shuttle to date. For nearly two weeks, the astronauts have done daily medical test to study how the body adapts to weightlessness. Most of the test are done on four of the crew members. The crew is scheduled to return on Sunday, 17 days after blasting into orbit. They will then surpass the current endurance record in space by seven hours.

00:00:00:00 Columbia, South Carolina 2/29/96 ws dole speaking to students...vs dole speaking to students (0:00)/

NASA SELECT FEED FOR SUNDAY JUNE 30 1996. CONTINUED COVERAGE OF THE SPACE SHUTTLE COLUMBIA.

International Conference on AIDS - Vancouver BC - British Columbia - Canada - people into convention center - HIV

PAN DOWN OF STUDENT LYING DOWN AND READING ON LEDGE OF LIBRARY TO STUDENT SITTING ON STAIRS. PANS UP TO PILLARS AND SIGN OF "LIBRARY OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY". PANS BACK DOWN TO LIGHT POST AND STUDENT READING. IVY LEAGUE SCHOOL. COLLEGE CAMPUS.

As the space shuttle Columbia flies over the Earth during orbit 122, its camera films views of Russia and the Middle East. Master in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ 29.97fps 1080p.

International Conference on AIDS - Vancouver BC - British Columbia - Canada - people into convention center - HIV

00:00:00:00 - VARIOUS SHOTS OF ALEXANDER SPEAKING AT HIGH SCHOOL SHOT: 3/1 LOCATOR: WEST COLUMBIA, SC (0:00)/

During orbit 195, space shuttle Columbia takes pictures of Central America. Master in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ 29.97fps 1080p.

MEDIUM ANGLE OF COLLEGE STUDENTS WALKING AROUND OUTSIDE BUILDING AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY.

Governor of South Carolina David Beasley gave the GOP repsonse to Clinton's weekly presidential radio address. Beasley blames Clinton for failing to balance the budget and reform welfare even though he promised to overhaul welfare and shrink government.The Governor is calling on Americans to debate and analyze the differences between republican and democratic positions.He says it's clear that real change cannot come as long as Clinton stops it.

1996 PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL SENATOR BOB DOLE (R-KAN) ARRIVES AT THE AIRPORT IN COLUMBIA SOUTH CAROLINA