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00:35COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPLETION
HOT TOPIC WITH A PERSON WHO'S BEEN THROUGH IT, COMPLETION EXPERT ISA ADNEY IS OUR GUEST. LEARN HOW YOUR SCHOOL CAN IMPROVE COMPLETION AND ALSO WHAT IT TAKES FROM K-12
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Thomas Murphy Interview
Tonight's guest of the Friends of Liberty Radio Show will be Thomas Murphy. Tom will discus how we can restore liberty through the use of Article III Courts. He will discuss how the fraudulent de facto grand juries and the kangaroo courts promote injustice and tyranny in America.
by Constitution Club in Education
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00:18Featured
Leadership for Learning--Inter...
Join us as we discuss leadership for learning with Dr. Joseph Murphy from Vanderbilt University.
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DFS White Paper: Trends in You...
The April 11, 2013 program is a repeat of the March 14 program, which was not available due to technical problems. CJP apologizes to all for the inconvenience. Steve Corsi, Psy. D., Director, Wyoming Department of Family Services (DFS), and Dr. Marty Nelson, DFS Clinical Services Division Administrator, will present “Trends in Youth Residential Treatment 1999-2012” on the March 14, 2013 Children’s Justice Project Permanency Series on BlogTalkRadio. The
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00:47Featured
What is the answer to ending i...
According to Judge Greg Mathis: LEGAL TIP: "Duress" consists of oppression, undue influence, or taking undue advantage of another's stress, to the point where that person is deprived of the exercise of free will. "Do you know the difference???" There will be other topics to follow in tonight's show. Be there and Speak Out! Studio line 718-664-6189 @ 6:30pm Sundays.
by Speak Out Speak Up in Education
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Transforming Lives
Transforming Lives is designed to highlight the resources, achievements and accomplishments of the employees and students of Prince George's Community College.
by Transforming Lives0 in Education
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Is Homeschooling Better than P...
This espisode will explore the advantages and disadvantages of Homeschooling and the impact it has on the academic development of students. It will also explore the test scores and grades of homeschooled students, as well as the social impact homeschooling has on students.
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Libby: Plan for Growth is Working
In a speech to the West Volusia Chamber of Commerce, Stetson University President Wendy B. Libby indicated that the university's strategic plan for growth is working resulting in higher enrollment while maintaining the quality of education and the educational experience for students. Libby discusses the return of football to Stetson, the significance of Stetson and its students to the community, and Stetson's economic impact on the county.
by StetsonU Talk Radio in Education
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00:53
Metaphysically Speaking (TM), Radio Rebroadcast - UFOs 2
Linda discusses her experiences with UFOs and talks with others about theirs.
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Reckless 2.0- W/ Del The Funkee Homosapien
The legendary hip-hop artist Del the Funkee Homosapien will be dropping by Reckless 2.0. Del world renowned for his catchy beats, distinct and iconic voice, his collaborations with artists such as The Gorillaz and The Wu-Tang Clan, and honesty in his lyrics. He has maintained his credibility and eccentric nature through his consistent musical evolution. Leader of Hieroglyphics, Del has earned a mythical reputation due to his work as a solo artist, producer, and in side projects. We
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Malcom Shabazz- Assata Shakur: The Rise of A Black Messiah
In tonight's broadcast we will cover recent events of the Loss of the Grandson of El Hajj Malik Shabazz ( Minister Malcom X) , Malcom Latif Shabazz. in Mexico. We will discuss the increased bounty on the head of Queen Warrior Assata Shakur. The Labeling by the FBI and the state of New Jersey of Black Liberation theology as hate speech or terrorism. We will discuss the National Organization/ Gang truce being prepared and the announcement of the upcoming 15 year anniversary of the Mill
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ATL Cheating Scandal - What's Happening to Our Edu System?
The Atlanta Cheating Scandal - Thirty-five educators within the Atlanta school system, including former Superintendent Dr. Beverly Hall, were named in a 65-count indictment last week that alleges a broad conspiracy to cheat, conceal cheating or retaliate against whistleblowers in an effort to bolster student test scores and, as a result, receive bonuses for improved student performance. Strassmann reports that nearly 200 educators admitted to taking part in the massive scandal: they tampe
by Wendy Johnson PhD in Education
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