Sept. 4, 2003
- Special
Report: Service at Penn: A way of life
How Penn has incorporated community service into every aspect of its operations. - Service and learning go together across the campus
- Center helps big dreamers start small businesses
- Seeds of better health grow in U-City
- CCP spreads gospel of civic engagement
- Penn programs fill local needs
- Penn VIPS harness the impulse to do good
- Event Listings
- Editor's Pick: Four decades out front
- See the world for a few dollars more
- Talkin' justice at the NCC
- Admissions demystified
- Get out of line on payday
- People's Choice: Where do you park?
RADIO
Talkin' justice at the NCC
This fall, “Justice Talking,” the Constitutional talk show produced by the Annenberg Public Policy Center, moves to a new, highly appropriate home—the National Constitution Center on Independence Mall.
You can be part of the live audience at the tapings of the award-winning National Public Radio program, hosted by Margot Adler and featuring the country’s finest legal minds hashing out Constitutional issues in the news. Here’s what’s on the agenda at this fall’s tapings:
Tuesday, Sept. 30: “Under God Under Fire: Challenging the Pledge
in Schools” and “Miranda Warnings”
Tuesday, Oct. 7: “Search and Seizure” and “Exporting
Democracy”
Tuesday, Oct. 28: “Drug Testing” and “Questioning
the Competence of Appointed Counsel”
Tuesday, Nov. 18: “Military Tribunals: Secrecy for Security?” and “Trespassing
in Cyberspace”
Tuesday, Dec. 9: “Abstinence-Only Education” and “Healthcare
or Hypocrisy? A Look at Patient Privacy”
To request tickets or for more information, visit www.justicetalking.org.
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