The Graduates - A History of Higher Education in BC Unlimited Viewing Program Info Related Comments Duration: 50min Featuring archival footage and photos, this Knowledge Network documentary traces the people and politics that influenced BC's knowledge industry over the past century. Share Ratings 0 Log in to rate programs. British Columbia History Report a Problem Related Programs The Story of Women and Art Why are so few paintings by women in the world's museums and galleries? In this three-part series, professor Amanda Vickery rescues female artists from the shadows of... She-Wolves: England's Early Queens In Medieval and Tudor England there was no question in peoples' minds about the order of God's creation – men ruled and women didn't. Yet despite everything... Che Guevara - The Body & The Legend Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara, the world’s most famous revolutionary was killed in October 1967, under mysterious circumstances. Today, 40 years later, his image... The First World War Universally acclaimed as one of the finest documentaries ever made about the Great War, this ten-part series is a powerful and comprehensive account of the conflict. It places the... The Genius of Carl Fabergé Carl Fabergé's jeweled eggs, made for the last tsars of Russia, are some of the most sought-after treasures in the world. Symbolic of a last hurrah for Imperial Russia... Queen Victoria's Letters: A Monarch Unveiled Queen Victoria is too often misunderstood as the solid black-clad matron, stern and forbidding, yet her diaries and letters reveal a woman... Take Me Home What does home mean to you? For each person, its different and so personal - in the backyard, on stage, in Tofino, in the kitchen, or wherever family is. In Take Me Home, Knowledge Network... One of Our Mines is Missing On July 5, 1955, a mine laid deep beneath the German trench lines during the First World War detonates in a thunderstorm, leaving a crater 250 feet in diameter and 60... How the Devil Got His Horns: A Diabolical Tale There is no description of the devil’s appearance in the Bible, so where did the familiar red, horned and tailed figure come from? Art... View the discussion thread.
