Freshman and sophomores from the College of Marin ask Governor Ronald Reagan questions in press conference format. Part of a televised series of question-and-answer sessions with high school students conducted by Ronald Reagan as governor of California, relating to California state political issues.

The dates of these programs are somewhat uncertain. The slate for the first indicates the date as 6/11, while the slate for the second indicates the date as 1-2-74.

The second program on this tape appears to be the same content as that on tape 38, though the format of the opening sequence and closing credits differ.

Sequence: Part 1: Slate (00:47), opening sequence with sound preceding image (01:01), Reagan introduces program (01:25), student corrects Reagan's mistake in name of college and then asks first question, about how much control the state should have over education, especially at community colleges (02:12), closing credits (27:31).

Part 2: Slate (29:48), opening sequence (30:07), program begins as student is asking question about California state government's investments in South Africa (30:20), closing credits (59:06).

Color shift, jumpy images, and dropout due to deterioration of original tape.