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Sunday, September 17, 2006
Cincinnati Edition: September 17, 2006
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By WVXU News
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The Big Story
Maryanne Zeleznik covers the big story of the week.
By Maryanne Zeleznik
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Student Loan Funding
The Student Loan Funding Corp. is celebrating 25 years of helping college-bound teenagers foot the bill. Katie Orr learns more about this anniversary from co-founder Thomas Conlan.
By Katie Orr
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Ask WVXU
It's been just over a year since the new WVXU launched, and General Manager Rich Eiswerth and VP of Programming Robin Gehl answer listener questions about the station, the programming, and the future.
By Robin Gehl
For more information: WVXU
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Focus On Technology
Later this month, Microsoft will announce the worldwide winner of its creativity contest. A UC professor is one of the 12 finalists. In "Focus on Technology," Ann Thompson reports what Ernie Hall built to impress the judges.
By Ann Thompson
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Project Dragonfly
How and where did you learn about science? A new trend gets kids out of the classroom and encourages them to learn by being the scientist. Cincinnati Public Radio producer Tim Lanter reports on one locally based effort entitled Project Dragonfly.
By Tim Lanter
For more information: Project Dragonfly
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Review: Jimmy & Judy
Larry Thomas reviews the new film Jimmy & Judy.
By Larry Thomas
For more information: Jimmy & Judy
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