September 18, 2003
- Radio,
radio
The jump from commercial TV to public radio has made WXPN General Manager Roger LaMay much happier. He even finds the controversies more interesting.
- Summer cram courses move to fall
- Service changes aim to lure riders
- U.S. falls on social progress index
- Course raises doctors' cultural consciousness
- A song in the key of LIFE
- Eternal vigilance is the price of security
- Give it up for Aaron!
- Out and About: Beyond belief
A song in the key of LIFE
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After decades serving as a sideman for legendary jazz musician Lionel Hampton, Ronald Jackson showed he still has his chops at the Sept. 5 dedication of the Living Independently for Elders (LIFE) program’s second care facility at 3823 Market St. Jackson, the LIFE program’s second client, sang a song he wrote about the program at the dedication. Photo by Daniel R. Burke |
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