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Sunday
8/5/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
It's that time of year again. A sneeze might be a sign of an allergy coming on. Find out what you can do about allergies when Dr. Robert Bush joins us for University of the Air.
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Sunday
7/29/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
Early 19th century Russian writers may not have seen Jews but they wrote about them anyway. We'll find out what they came up with, at four, on University of the Air.
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Sunday
7/22/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
It's one of the oldest instruments, but it's changed, and music has changed with it. At four, on University of the Air, secrets of the flute. Our guest is Stephanie Jutt.
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Sunday
7/15/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
At four, on University of the Air we hear about Wisconsin's endangered birds. More at theses websites-
National:
http://www.partnersinflight.org/
State:
- WI DNR -http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/birds/wiscbird/index.htm
WI Bird Conservation Initiative - http://www.wisconsinbirds.org/
Bird discussion group/ WI Society for Ornithology - http://www.uwgb.edu/birds/wso/
http://www.birdingonthe.net/mailinglists/WISC.html
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Sunday
7/8/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
At four, during University of the Air, enter a world in which foxes become human and inanimate objects take on life... as we discover Chinese tales of the strange.
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Sunday
7/1/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
Nobel Peace Prize winner... and suspected war criminal. He's both. A look at the forces that shaped Henry Kissinger, and how he shaped world history, at four, on University of the Air. Jeremi Suri is our guest.
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Sunday
6/24/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was 1859, and we'll look at some of that year's most notable events, on University of the Air.
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Sunday
6/17/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
How did the Korean peninsula develop into two radically different countries? And what's the best way to deal with a nuclear North Korea? For some insights join us, at four, for University of the Air.
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Sunday
6/10/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
Join us as we go behind the scenes of a current production of Lorraine Hansberry's play, "A Raisin in the Sun," at four, on University of the Air. The play broke new ground in showing black life in the city.
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Sunday
6/3/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
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Sunday
5/27/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
American T-V could have turned out quite differently. Something happened during the 1950s. Find out what, at four, on University of the Air.
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Sunday
5/20/2007
4:00 PM
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Sunday
5/13/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
At four, on University of the Air, longtime Juilliard Quartet member Samuel Rhodes gives us insight into the art and versatility of the viola.
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Sunday
5/6/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
It's been keeping the Supreme Court busy for more than two hundred years. At four, on University of the Air, a look at some of the latest First Amendment cases. Call in with your questions and comments.
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Sunday
4/29/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
He's accompanied some of the best singers in the world... but is it accompaniment, or something more? Join us with pianist Warren Jones on University of the Air.
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Sunday
4/22/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
Run a city or manage a zoo--computer games can teach you how--and a lot more--and school systems need to catch up. This afternoon at four during Univeristy of the Air--How Computer Games Help Children Learn.
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Sunday
4/15/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
At four, on University of the Air, Craig Werner guides us through the Black Arts Movement.
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Sunday
4/8/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
In a conversation recorded just before his death last Friday, Ely Liebow tells us about Dr. Joe Bell, the Scottish surgeon who was the prototype for Sherlock Holmes. Join us for University the Air, at four.
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Sunday
4/1/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
After 150 years, it's still overlooked as an orchestral instrument even though it's been used by great compsers to great effect. On University of the Air, Les Thimmig shares the sound of the saxophone.
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Sunday
3/25/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
At four, on University of the Air, a behind-the-scenes look at the musical drama, "Miss Saigon."
Find out more at: http://www.fourseasonstheatre.com/home.html
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Sunday
3/18/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
It's more than just angelic. It's long history includes a rich variety of music. Coming up, at four, on University of the Air, the story of the Harp.
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Sunday
3/11/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
It was a play that not everyone understood, including some of the playwright's closest friends. At four, on University of the Air, we go behind the scenes of the Anton Chekhov play, "The Three Sisters."
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Sunday
3/4/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
He exerted a major influence upon 20th century theater, but even his best friends misinterpreted his plays. Join us at four for University of the Air, as we follow the career of Anton Chekhov (ANN-tahn CHECK-off).
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Sunday
2/25/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
Innovations in the keyboard produced pianists and composers like nothing the world had ever heard. At four, on University of the Air a look at the history of the pianoforte.
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Sunday
2/18/2007
4:00 PM
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University of the Air
What happened at Frank Lloyd Wright's estate on the afternoon of August 15th, 1914 that led to seven murders? And how did the murders affect the course of Wright's career? Join us at four, for University of the Air.
Guest: William Drennan, author of "Death in a Prairie House."
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