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Schell, Orville
  • Orville Schell talks with Studs Terkel

    Jun. 17, 1977
  • Orville Schell

    Orville Schell discusses his book "Modern Meat: Antibiotics, Hormones, and the Pharmaceutical Farm"

    May. 22, 1984

    Discussing the book "Modern meat: antibiotics, hormones and the pharmaceutical farm" with the author Orville Schell.

  • Discussing the book "Watch out for the foreign guests: China encounters the west" with the author Orville Schell

    Feb. 6, 1981

    Discussing the book "Watch out for the foreign guests: China encounters the west" with the author Orville Schell.

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