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
QUOTED RECENTLY
“Downtowns are becoming increasingly cultural and entertainment centers—and smart cities are recognizing it.”
—Gary Hack,
dean of the School of Design, on how downtowns are redefining themselves
to survive (Florida Times-Union [Jacksonville], Sept. 2)
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