| March
31, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Films
of Jim Jarmusch
Jonathan
Miller film contributor for Eight Forty-Eight
and teaches film at the Illinois Institute of Technology.
John Petrakis freelance film critic for the Chicago
Tribune. He also teaches screenwriting at the School
of the Art Institute of Chicago |
| March
30, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Religion
Karen Armstrong, author of The Battle for God.
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| March
29, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Student
Activism
Mark Pollock associate professor of Communication
and Chair of the Academic Counsel of the College of Arts
and Sciences at Loyola University - Chicago
Bill Ayers co-director of the Small Schools Workshop,
distinguished professor of Education and Senior University
Scholar at the University of Illinois - Chicago
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| March
28, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Year
Round Schooling
Barney Berlin associate professor of Education
at Loyola University - Chicago
Molly Carroll field representative for the Chicago
Teachers Union and the immediate past president of the
Illinois Association for Year Round Education. She also
sits on the board for the National Association for Year
Round Schooling.
Sandy Trabeck principal of Chavez Public School,
a year round K-9 school.
Susan Levine professor in psychology at the University
of Chicago.
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| March
27, 2000 |
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by David Schaper
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Sports
and Entertainment
Ron Rapoport columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times
and contributor to NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday
Lester Munson associate editor at Sports Illustrated
Paul Friedman WBEZ's sports contributor
|
| March
24, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Supreme
Court Update
Tom Merrill professor at Northwestern University's
School of Law.
Walter Kendall professor at the John Marshall Law
School.
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| March
23, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Medical
Updates
Dr Quentin Young medical contributor for Odyssey.
Janet Williams, deputy executive director at the American
Lung Association
Pat Quinn former Illinois State treasurer.
Bob Burgher executive director of the Illinois
Association of HMO's
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| March
22, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Primary
Election Wrap-up
David Schaper WBEZ political reporter
John Frendreiss associate vice president of Planning
and Analysis and a professor in the Political Science
department at Loyola University - Chicago
Alicia Tate reporter for the Chicago Reporter
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| March
21, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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The
Beautiful Universe
Doug Duncan associate professor of Astronomy and
Astrophysics at the University of Chicago and the education
coordinator at the American Astronomical Society
Mario Livio heads the science program at the Space
Telescope Science Institute and the author of, The
Accelerating Universe: Infinite Expansion, The Cosmological
Constant, and the Beauty of the Cosmos
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| March
20, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Winifred
Gallager, author of Working on God.
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| March
17, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Women
In The Directors Chair Festival
Michelle Citron professor in the department of
Radio Television, and Film at Northwestern University
and the author of, Home Movies and Other Necessary
Fictions.
Deborah Stratman independent filmmaker as well
as teaches at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Barbara De Genevie artist and professor at the
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Sabrina Craig program director for Women in the
Directors Chair
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| March
16, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Neurologist
Mark Hauser, author of Wild Minds: What Animals Really
Think.
|
| March
15, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Gale
Christiansen, author of Greenhouse: 200 Years of Global
Warming
|
| March
14, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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The
Rebirth of Downtown
Greg Hinz associate editor at Crain's Chicago
Business
Wim Wiewel dean of the College of Urban Planning
and Public Affairs and interim dean of the Sollege of
Business Administration at the University of Illinois-Chicago
Alicia Mazer deputy commissioner for the central
district at the Chicago Department of Planning and Development
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| March
13, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Death
Penalty Reevaluated
Steve Mills reporter for the Chicago Tribune
Larry Marshall professor at the Northwestern University
School of Law
Ed McManus chair of the committee on the death
penalty for the Chicago Council of Lawyers
|
| March
10, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Illinois
State Supreme Court Elections
Kerry Peck president of the Chicago Bar Association.
Steve Lubet director of the program on Advocacy
and
Professionalism and professor of Law at the Northwestern
University School of Law
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| March
9, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Pediatric
Psychiatry
Quentin Young Odyssey's medical contributor
Alan Ravitz associate professor in Clinical Psychiatry
and
director of Child Inpatient Services at the University
of Chicago
|
| March
8, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Super
Tuesday Results
Michael Mezey dean of the college of Liberal
Arts and Sciences and a professor in the Political Science
department at DePaul University
Greg Hinz associate editor at Crain's Chicago
Business
John Frendreiss associate vice president of Planning
and Analysis and a professor in the Political Science
department at Loyola University-Chicago
|
| March
7, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Life
Stages
Bill Pinsof professor in the school of Education
and Social Policy and president of the Family Institute
at Northwestern University.
Linda Waite professor in Sociology and director
of the center on aging at the University of Chicago.
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| March
6, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Fighting
Corporate Tax Shelters
Austan Goolsbee associate professor of Economics
in the graduate school of Business at the University of
Chicago
Charlotte Crane professor in the school of Law
at Northwestern University
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| March
3, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Political
Films
Jonathan Miller film contributor for Eight Forty-Eight
and teaches film at the Illinois Institute of Technology.
Ron
Falzone professor of film at Columbia College
|
| March
2, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Terry
Nichols Clark, professor of Sociology at the University
of Chicago and a co-editor and contributor to, The
New Political Culture.
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| March
1, 2000 |
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by Gretchen Helfrich
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Genetically
Modified Organisms
Jim Ritter science writer for the Chicago Sun-Times
Jim Slamma president of sustain and the publisher
of Conscious Choice
Gary Goldberg chief executive officer of the American
Corn Growers Association
Dennis Avery director of the center for global
food issues at the Hudson Institute
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