| July
31, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
The
Olympics:
Lester Munson – Associate Editor at Sports Illustrated
John Macaloon –
Professor of Social Sciences at the University of Chicago
Midge Wilson – Professor of Psychology at DePaul University
Phillip Hersch – Olympics Sportswriter for the Chicago
Tribune
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| July
28, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
Napster
And The Music Industry:
Greg Kot - Rock Music Critic for the Chicago Tribune
Steve Albini - A Chicago based musician and recording
engineer
David Loundy - Associate at Dancona & Pflaum and an
adjunct professor at the John Marshall Law School
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| July
27, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
The
State of School Reform:
Michael Klonsky – Co-Director of the Small Schools Workshop
at the University of Illinois at Chicago
Linda
Lenz – Editor and Publisher of “Catalyst,” a monthly
publication focusing on school reform in Chicago
John Ayers – Executive Director of Leadership for Quality
Education
David Grissmer – Senior Management Scientist and author
of a new study on school reform at the Rand Corporation,
a non profit public policy analysis organization.
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| July
26, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
Republican
Convention Preview:
David Schaper – WBEZ’s political reporter
John Fredreis – Associate Vice President of Planning
and Analysis and a professor in the Political Science
Department at Loyola University-Chicago
Tom Roeser – Professor in Public Policy at Roosevelt
University and a columnist for the Chicago Sun Times
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| July
25, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
Aids
In America:
Dr. Ellen Chadwick – Co-Medical Director of Pediatric
and Maternal HIV Infection at Children’s Memorial Hospital
and an associate professor at the Northwestern University
Medical School
Dr. William Wester – Attending Physician in the division
of infectious diseases at Cook County Hospital
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| July
24, 2000 |
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Tau
Neutrinos and Subatomic Physics:
Bruce Baller, Scientist at Fermilab who was involved
in the Donut Project
Greg Anderson, Assistant Professor in the department
of Physics and Astronomy at Northwestern University
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| July
21, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
Film
Forum: Memory and Film:
Jonathan Miller - teaches film studies at I.I.T.
and reviews film for 848
Jim Chandler - Professor of English and of the humanities
at the University of Chicago
Hank Sarten - Film critic for the Chicago Free Press
and a freelance educator
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| July
20, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
Ecumenism:
Jason DeRose - WBEZ's Religion Reporter
Sister Joan McGuire - Director of Ecumenical and Inter-Religious
Affairs at the Archdiocese of Chicago
Rev. Daniel Martensen - Director of Ecumenical Affairs
for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
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| July
19, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
The
Future of Personal Computing:
Mike O'Donnell - Professor in the Computer Science
Department at the University of Chicago
Ahmed Kassem - Director of Academic Computing and Chief
Information Officer at the University of Illinois at
Chicago
Steve Jones - Professor of Communication at the University
of Illinois at Chicago and a senior research fellow
at the Pew Foundation's Internet and American Life Project
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| July
18, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
Privacy
Revisited:
Deborah Nelson - Assitant Professor in the Department
of English at the University of Chicago and the author
of, "Pursuing Privacy: Law and Lyric in Cold War America"
Jim Speta - Assistant Professor in the Law School at
Northwestern University
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| July
17, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
States
as Laboratories of Democracy:
William Pound - Executive Director of the National
Conference of State Legislatures
Dick Finan - Ohio Senate President
Dan Blue- Representative in the North Carolina General
Assembly
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| July
14, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
Bastille
Day:
David Jordan, professor of history at the University
of Illinois at Chicago
Bill Sewell, professor of history and political science
at the University of Chicago
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| July
13, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
The
State of Marriage:
Linda Waite, Professor of Sociology at the University
of Chicago
Barbara Dafoe Whitehead, Co-Director of the National
Marriage Project at Rutgers University
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| July
12, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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The
Economy’s Soft Landing:
Marcus Alexis, Professor in the Department of Economics
and the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern
University
Michael Miller, Associate Professor of Economics at
DePaul University.
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| July
11, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Urology:
Dr. Quentin Young - Odyssey's Medical Contributor
Dr. Gerald Chodak - Director of the Midwest Prostate
and Urology Health Center at Weiss Memorial Hospital
and Clinical Professor of Surgery at the University
of Chicago.
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| July
10, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Hispanics
in the United States:
Ana Mendiata, Reporter for the Chicago Sun Times
Pastora San Juan Caffertey, Professor in the School
of Social Service Administration at the University of
Chicago and the Editor of, Hispanics in the United
States: An Agenda for the 21st Century.
Maria De Los Angeles Torres, Associate Professor of
Political Science at DePaul University
Sonia Perez, Deputy Vice President at the National Council
of La Raza and editor of the new book, Moving Up
the Economic Ladder: Latino Workers and the Nation’s
Future Prosperity.
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| July
7, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
Film
Forum: Walter Matthau
Lee Gerstien, Entertainment Editor at Gab Magazine,
Reviews Film for Lesbigay Radio, and teaches at Columbia
College
Susan Doll, Teaches Film Studies at Oakton Community
College and Occasionally at School of the Art Institute
Scott Marks, Curator of Film at the Museum of Photographic
Arts, in San Diego
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| July
6, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich |
David
Broder, Pulitzer Prize winning reporter and writer
who is currently a columnist at the Washington Post
and the author of, "Democracy Derailed: Initiative Campaigns
and the Power of Money."
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| July
5, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Party
Primaries:
Alan Gitelson - Professor of Political Science
at Loyola University - Chicago
Michael Mezey - Dean of the College of Liberal Arts
and Sciences and Professor in the Department of Political
Science at Depaul University
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| July
3, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Daniel
Harris, author of Cute, Quaint, Hungry and Romantic:
The Aesthetics of Consumerism.
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