"The arts. Seeing the world through the eyes of 7-year-olds" / by Glenn Collins. Photocopy of newspaper clipping from The New York Times, relating to documentary film, "Age 7 in America", 1990 Nov 26
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Dates
- 1990 Nov 26
Extent
2 copies
Language of Materials
From the Sub-Group: English
Materials Specific Details
Article about the documentary film, "Age 7 in America" (1991), based on the British documentary series "7 Up." The film follows seven year old children from various areas of the United States, of varying social classes and ethnicities. Nightingale students Lucy, Alexis, and Kate are featured children in the film.
Repository Details
Part of the The Nightingale-Bamford School Archives Repository