Coming Up On Life-Net Radio (as of March 15)
by
Retiarius Zogreso | 03.15.2006
Announcing the next seven weeks of Life-Net Radio, including advice from Philadelphia psychiatrist Robert E Kay MD, and much more.
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AHEAD ON LIFE-NET RADIO
Revised 2006 March 15
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LNR airs locally and globally:
+- Weds, 9:00-9:15pm, on WTMR-AM 800
covering Camden-Philadelphia-Wilmington
+- Starting days later in compressed
Real Audio and MP3 around the clock
on demand at http://www.lifenetradio.org
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++ Mar 15: Oxford-educated professor M.A. Rafey
Habib of the English Department at Rutgers
University-Camden brings us more poetry, this time
by various Urdu poets in English translation. A
rare treat, this sort of programming appears at
very few spots on your dial. Prof. Habib speaks as
a member of the Islamic Center of South Jersey.
RELEVANT LINKS:
Islamic Center of South Jersey
http://www.islamiccenterofsouthjersey.org
Rutgers-Camden
http://camden-www.rutgers.edu/
BOOK:
"A History of Literary Criticism" by M.A.R. Habib
http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/book.asp?ref=0631232001
++ Mar 22: "On Saturday, February 25, from
2:00 to 3:30 p.m., Bridge of Peace [Community Church
at Yorkship & Tuckahoe Roads, Fairview, Camden]
hosts Dr. Olaf Foerster, a German doctor who provides
primary medical care in a very rural area of Kenya.
We met Dr. Foerster at the recent mission developers'
conference in Orlando, Florida, and were so
impressed with his vision and his passion for
ministry, that we invited him to come to Camden.
He will share his dream for a medical clinic and a
new church during [this] presentation".
RELEVANT LINKS:
Bridge of Peace Community Church
http://www.bridgeofpeace.com
Dr. Olaf Foerster
http://www.mdh-africa.org/english/e_wiruns/mi_akti.htm
Medical Assistance in Africa
http://www.mdh-africa.org/e_frameset.htm
++ Mar 29: Psychiatrist Robert E Kay MD returns to
LNR to help you with one of the most important
decisions a person can face: choosing a good
therapist.
RELEVANT E-MAIL:
Robert E Kay MD
robertekaymd@mycidco.com
++ Apr 5: "Let Children be Children: Lewis Wickes
Hine’s Crusade Against Child Labor" is the title of
a photography exhibit at the Stedman Gallery on the
Rutgers-Camden campus from March 13 thru May 6.
Sociologist Lewis Wickes Hine's (American,
1874-1940) photography captured his concern for
children, immigrants and the working-class. The
exhibition of 55 prints offers a revealing look at
child labor practices at the onset of American
industrialization and the circumstances that poor
working children endured well into the late 1930's.
The exhibit is co-sponsored by the Rutgers Camden
Center for Children and Childhood Studies. This
Life-Net Radio episode covers the opening reception
and gallery talk.
WITH ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION WORK BY:
Dr. Jon Van Til's Non-Governmental Organization class
at Rutgers University-Camden. (not yet confirmed)
SPONSORS:
* Burlington-Camden Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha
Psi Fraternity, Inc.
* Xi Gamma Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity,
Inc.
RELEVANT LINKS:
Stedman Gallery
http://rcca.camden.rutgers.edu/stedman.php
Let Children Be Children
http://rcca.camden.rutgers.edu/events.php?evn_id=24&cat_id=2
Lewis Wickes Hine (1874-1940)
http://wwar.com/masters/h/hine-lewis_wickes.html
Kappa Alpha Psi
http://www.kappaalphapsi1911.com/
++ Apr 12: Active Camden citizen Mutrell McLean
returns, probably with a guest.
PREVIOUSLY BY MR. MCLEAN:
Camden Issues Roundup/A New Library
http://www.lifenetradio.org/show387.htm
http://www.lifenetradio.org/show387w.ram
++ Apr 19: In early March, I attended a lecture at
Rutgers-Camden in which longtime activist Frank
Fulbrook argued that if you want to get rid of
open-air drug markets, you should switch from
prohibiting drugs to regulating and taxing them. The
speech reminded me of some of what N J Weedman has
said on our show, so naturally I got curious about
what would happen if I brought Fulbrook and Weedman
together. In this episode, you and I both hear the
result.
RELEVANT LINK:
NJ Weedman
http://www.njweedman.com
++ Apr 26: Airslot available.
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