The War On Student Radicals
August 14, 2013Before the NSA saga of our generation, surveillance and abuse of government power rocked Berkeley in the 1960s.
Before the NSA saga of our generation, surveillance and abuse of government power rocked Berkeley in the 1960s.
Who can host a cooking show and file a report on manscaping with more than just a wink and a nudge?
Who was Charlie Manson before he became a mass murderer?
Can we become smarter and happier just by accepting how little we know?
Just how powerful can our perception of odor be – strong enough to train troops, fool consumers or even control unruly crowds?
What’s really going on behind the formalities and pristinely kept rooms of your favorite hotels?
How do psychiatrists deal with illusive diagnoses as their patients suffer?
What is it like to grow up a Palestinian-Lebanese-American by birth and a WASP by nurture?
As progress is made against fatal diseases like AIDS and stroke, why are anti-cancer efforts lagging behind?
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 5, 2013 DALLAS/FORT WORTH – What does it take to finish high school when the odds are against you? Just ask six North Texas students. KERA, the North Texas public broadcasting station, premieres Students Speak Out: An American Graduate Special on Wednesday, August 28 at 7:00 p.m. on KERA TV. Krys […]