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september 2012 See pg. 7 for a SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY INSERT thirteen.org/50 American Graduate Day Sat 22nd, 1pm AmericanGraduate.org making the grade For many teens, September means will tell the story of national and local com- back to school —that happy time when munity Partners and how they provide students return to the classroom, ready support, advice, and intervention services to embark on a brand new year of to at-risk students, families, and schools. learning. but every year, one million PBS NewsHour’s ray Suarez, ABC News students drop out of high school nation- correspondent Juju chang, and Need to wide. And closer to home, only 65.1% of Know anchor Maria hinojosa are among New york city students earn their high the hosts. school diploma on time, a rate that is each community Partners profile will significantly below the national average. provide viewers with information on how to The effects of this education crisis are stag- become involved with American Graduate gering, profoundly impacting our economy, and the featured organizations. Ace Men- our crime rate, our ability to compete in toring, America SCORES, boys & Girls the global marketplace, and much more. clubs of America, harlem rbi, horizons At ThirTeeN, education has been at the National, little Kids rock, and United way core of our mission since we launched 50 are among the national organizations be- years ago. And that’s why we’re playing a ing profiled.l ocal segments will spotlight vital role in American Graduate: let’s Make counseling in Schools, The children’s Aid it happen, a public media initiative funded Society, The 52nd Street Project, and others. by the corporation for Public broadcasting “i’m extremely proud that we can har- to help local communities across America ness the power of our local air to make a find solutions to address the high school difference in our own backyard and across dropout crisis. the country,” said Neal Shapiro, President The centerpiece of THIRTEEN’s activities and ceo of wNeT. “it’s also gratifying to is American Graduate Day, an unprece- know that after 50 years, we can still make dented full-day national broadcast and a difference in education outcomes for our outreach event dedicated to engaging most vulnerable students.” our country around the dropout crisis. broadcast from the Tisch wNeT Studios visit American Graduate on Facebook, at lincoln center, the seven-hour special Twitter or AmericanGraduate.org. ehill T to learn more about THIRTEEN’s 50th anniversary, please see the special feature that begins on page 7 and visit thirteen.org/50. cover by b.T. whi b.T. by cover thirteen.org 1 evening and night democracy, with bill Moyers. 10:00 Moyers & Company symbol key rePeats MoN 3rd, 10PM. See SUN 2Nd, 6PM. [r] 7:00 premiere New York: 11:00 Charlie Rose rePeats Aired earlier Influence City reflections TUe 4Th, 1:30PM. this month on New york’s art scene. To be announced rePeats eArly TUe 4Th, 9/04 EARLY tUESDAY am Visit thirteen.org 3:30AM ANd SUN 9Th, 2:30PM. 12:00 Tavis Smiley rePeats for related activities 8:00 premiere Royal TUe 4Th, 1PM. Memories: Prince Charles’ 12:30 One-on-One With Tribute to the Queen Steve Adubato 1 SATURDAY Prince charles leads this 1:00 Masterpiece Mystery! touching tribute to his See SUN 2Nd, 9PM. [r] 6:00 Mike Colameco’s mother, sharing never- 2:30 Royal Memories: Real Food before-seen home movies Prince Charles’ Tribute 6:30 Lidia’s Italy in and more. rePeats eArly to the Queen See SUN 2Nd, America TUe 4Th, 2:30AM. 8PM. [r] 7:00 The This Old House 9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!: 3:30 New York: Influence Hour “Inspector Lewis, Series City See SUN 2Nd, 7PM. 8:00 Fawlty Towers IV: The Gift of Promise” A rePeats SUN 9Th, 2:30PM. [r] 8:35 As Time Goes By blackmail plot gone wrong. 4:30 The Tradesmen: 9:05 premiere Reel 13 10:30 POV: “Better This Making an Art of Work Classics: “I Want to Live!” World” Two friends are (1958) convicted of murder, accused of intending to a drug-addicted shill and firebomb the 2008 repub- 4 tUESDAY prostitute (Susan hayward) lican National convention. lands on death row. rePeats rePeats eArly ThU 6Th, 1AM. 5:30 BBC World News eArly SUN 2Nd, 1:15AM. America 11:10 premiere Reel 13 9/03 EARLY MONDAY am 6:00 NJ Today with Mike Indies: “Amador” (2010) 12:00 Egypt’s Golden Schneider. A young woman takes a Empire (PArts 1-3 oF 3) 6:30 Nightly Business summer job caring for a 3:00 Globe Trekker Report bedridden older man. 5:00 Architect Robert A.M. 7:00 PBS NewsHour rePeats eArly SUN 2Nd, Stern: Presence of the Past 8:00 premiere PBS 3:25AM ANd eArly wed 5Th, Convention Coverage—A 1AM. NewsHour Special Report: 3 MONDAY “Democratic Convention” 9/02 EARLY sUNDAY am Gavel-to-gavel coverage 1:10 premiere Reel 13 5:30 BBC World News of the 2012 democratic Shorts America National convention 1:15 Reel 13 Classics See 6:00 NJ Today with Mike with Jim lehrer and the Sat 1st, 9:05PM. [r] Schneider. NewsHour team. 3:25 Reel 13 Indies See 6:30 Nightly Business Report 11:00 Charlie Rose rePeats Sat 1st, 11:10PM. rePeats eArly 7:00 PBS NewsHour wed 5Th, 1:30PM. wed 5Th, 1AM. [r] 8:00 Antiques Roadshow: Mobile, Alabama rePeats 9/05 EARLY WEDNESDAY am eArly wed 5Th, 3AM. [r] 12:00 Tavis Smiley rePeats 2 sUNDAY 9:00 premiere Market wed 5Th, 1PM. Warriors A Salvador dali 12:30 One-on-One With 6:00 premiere Moyers lithograph is found in Steve Adubato & Company conversations Springfield, ohio. rePeats 1:00 Reel 13 Indies See about life and American eArly wed 5Th, 4AM. Sat 1st, 11:10PM. [r] 2 evening and night 3:00 Antiques Roadshow 11:00 Charlie Rose rePeats 10:00 premiere NYC-ARTS See MoN 3rd, 8PM. [r] Fri 7Th, 1:30PM. New york arts and culture 4:00 Market Warriors See with Philippe de Montebello MoN 3rd, 9PM. [r] 9/07 EARLY FRIDAY am and Paula Zahn. rePeats 5:00 Equitrekking 12:00 Tavis Smiley rePeats eArly Sat 8Th, 2AM ANd Adventures Fri 7Th, 1PM. SUN 9Th, 12 NooN. 12:30 One-on-One With 10:30 premiere NYC-ARTS Steve Adubato See Fri 7Th, 10PM. 5 WEDNESDAY 1:00 Nature [r] 11:00 Charlie Rose rePeats 2:00 NOVA [r] rePeats MoN 10Th, 1:30PM. 5:30 BBC World News eArly MoN 10Th, 4:30AM. 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