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CUNY Radio Podcasts: Episodes

Public meeting of the Board of Trustees, June 7, 2011.
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Public hearing on items on the Board of Trustees Calendar for the June meeting of the Board and the Bronx Borough Hearing of the CUNY Board of Trustees, June 20, 2011
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CUNY’s class of 2011 celebrated their achievements at commencement events held across the City. Playwright Tony Kushner, attorney and activist Lynn Paltrow, essayist and The New Yorker staff writer Adam Gopnik, educator Geoffrey Canada and former New York City Schools Chancellor Joel Klein were among ...
Nearly two decades after World War II, Adolf Eichmann, the German SS officer who was labeled the mastermind behind the Holocaust, was arrested in Argentina. The Israeli agents who captured Eichmann in 1960 said they weren’t going to kill him, but instead told him, “We are going to give you what you ...
Six out of every ten females worldwide will experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime, according to the United Nations’ UNITE to End Violence Against Women campaign. “Violence against women and girls is not a women’s issue — it’s everybody’s issue,” says Carmella Marrone, ...
Seeking compensation for the thousands of victims of Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme, court-appointed trustee Irving Picard, so far has recovered about $11.5 billion — through “clawback suits” — of about $17 billion in principal lost, according to Peter Henning, New York Times White Collar blogger. ...
As a war correspondent in Iraq, George Packer’s reports for The New Yorker often included interviews with ordinary Iraqis, a technique he learned as a 20-something volunteer for the Peace Corps. “I learned how to approach people with whom I had almost nothing in common and draw out the thread of ...
Standing committee meeting of the Board of Trustees, Committee on Faculty, Staff and Administration, June 6, 2011.
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Standing committee meeting of the Board of Trustees, Committee on Facilities, Planning and Management, Monday, June 6, 2011.
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Standing committee meeting of the Board of Trustees, Committee on Student Affairs and Special Programs, June 6, 2011.
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Standing committee meeting of the Board of Trustees, Committee on Fiscal Affairs, June 6, 2011.
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Standing committee meeting of the Board of Trustees, Committee on Academic, Policy, Program, and Research, June 6, 2011.
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Republican Gov. Scott Walker’s drive to curb to the bargaining rights of public employees in Wisconsin is just the start of a much larger campaign to weaken the rights of labor unions across the country, according to John Nichols, Washington correspondent for the The Nation. “This was, and is, the ...
The independent American film director and screenwriter, John Sayles, has been credited with helping kick-start the indie film genre with his 1981 work, “Return of the Secaucus Seven,” which was selected by the National Film Preservation Board for inclusion in the National Film Registry at the Library ...
“Memoir is the most radical act anyone can undertake because you are refusing to be silent,” says Louise DeSalvo, author of the critically acclaimed 2002 work, “Vertigo,” a candid account of growing up in a dysfunctional, Italian-American immigrant family in Hoboken after World War II. In a City ...
Andrew Beveridge, professor of sociology at Queens College, says the U.S. Census can be summed up in two words: power and money. Beveridge, who has conducted demographic analyses for the New York Times since 1993, explained how updated census figures can shape legislative districts and affect federal ...
Legendary Daily News columnist Jimmy Breslin reminisced about his 50-plus years in journalism and the subject of his new biography Branch Rickey, the Brooklyn Dodger general manager who helped break baseball’s color barrier in 1945. “The moment Jackie Robinson hit the grass field to start his role ...
Executive Committee meeting of the Board of Trustees, Monday, May 9, 2011.
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Republican Gov. Scott Walker’s effort to weaken the bargaining rights of Wisconsin public workers is a clear indication of how far to the right some lawmakers are willing to go, says Eliseo Medina, International Secretary-Treasurer of the Service Employees International Union. “The people who are ...
Standing committee meeting of the Board of Trustees, Committee on Fiscal Affairs, May 4, 2011.
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