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Audio
Features:
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| February |
Jane
Hamilton
Her
own story
(3:30) |
World renowned
best-selling author Jane Hamilton is featured in an
exclusive interview prior to her appearance on the ISU
campus. Her book, A Map of the World, was
chosen for the Summer Reading Program last year
(2000). |
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| June |
Miss
Indiana
(:33) |
This is a spot to promote
the Miss Indiana Scholarship Pageant at ISU. |
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| August |
Program
Array Review
(1:01) |
President Benjamin speaks
about the need for a program array review process at
ISU. |
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Enrollment
Management
(1:35)
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President Benjamin
discusses the issue of enrollment management -- what
it means and what it doesn't mean. |
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The
Message
(:55) |
President Benjamin
comments on the key points he hopes his audience will
take with them from his fall address. |
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| September |
Michael
Martone
(4:03) |
Award-winning Indiana
writer Michael Martone read from his work at ISU Sept.
18, 2001. Along with The Flatness and Other
Landscapes, Martone is the author of six books of
short fiction, including his most recent, The Blue
Guide to Indiana. |
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Sandy
Skoglund
(5:01) |
Famous for her
dramatically visual installations and photographs,
visiting artist Sandy Skoglund presents a challenging
subject for a radio feature. |
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Diane
Bish
(4:27) |
Classical organist Diane Bish
came to Terre Haute for a scholarship concert on behalf of Indiana State
University. Bish rates the greatest pipe organs of the
world and provides recorded examples of their
impressive power and majesty. |
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| October |
Al
Haynes
(4:55) |
The United Airlines
captain who miraculously guided his crippled DC-10 to
a fiery crash landing at Sioux City (1989) discusses
survivor guilt and post-traumatic stress during his
visit to ISU. |
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35th
Contemporary Music Festival
(3:17) |
The
premier event of its kind in the United States, the
ISU Contemporary Music Festival attracts an audience
from throughout the world. This feature, which
explores the work of the winner of the orchestral
competition, was used to promote the event with the
NPR audience. |
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| November |
Bill
Wolfe
(:58) |
A sculptor who first honed
his skills on the campus of Indiana State University
as an art student moves a step closer to immortality
with the dedication of the Vigo County Korean War
Memorial. |
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Pete
Johnson
(:26) |
Pete Johnson, the local
commandant of the Joseph A. Bray detachment of the
Marine Corps League, was the driving force behind the
memorial. |
Updated August 05, 2003
Copyright © 2002 Office of Public Affairs
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