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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Arts and Sciences at ISU ReD: Research and eData. It has been accepted for inclusion in WGLT Program Guides by an authorized administrator of ISU ReD: Research and eData. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Program Guide for March - April 2004 Volume 1OS, Issue 2 A jazz cruise • • • Join Us in Paradise ... an invitation from Events & Promotions Director Linda Healy
WGLT and Suzi Davis Travel have teamed up to bring you The More Information ... Jazz Cruise 2004. Here's your chance to trade the dreary, damp Can't make up your mind yet? Need a little nudge to help you decide? If you're thinking days of early November for the sun and blue sea of the seriously about joining the cruise, but need a little more information, we welcome you to Caribbean, where you'll be joined by over 70 of the finest jazz Biaggi's on March 9th at 5:30 pm for an informational kick-off party where you can meet musicians playing today. Join us aboard Holland America's m/s the folks who put together all the entertainment for the ship as well as a representative of for the largest jazz festival ever held at sea, a 7-day Zaandam Holland America Line to share stories and answer any questions. Learn some of the Caribbean cruise, with 4 days at sea to immerse yourself in history of this event, get the inside scoop on the gathered talent for this year, and check the music, and the sun, and the crystal blue water. out the cabins and accommodations. RSVP for the party to Linda Healy at 309/438-5083 Kick off your Shoes ... or [email protected] by noon March 8. •
Everything's taken care of... roundtrip air from !'.JiM!J ;~ mm ~ •mim Bloomington, your deluxe stateroom, the fabulous food, Saturday Oct.30 Canaveral, FL 5pm even the gratuities. There are multiple venues of varying Sunday Oct.31 At Sea sizes with music going from noon to midnight, so your biggest worry will be whether to listen to Monty Alexander Monday Nov.01 At Sea first and wrap up with Freddy Cole, or hang with Houston Person all night. Tuesday Nov.02 Phillipsburg, St. Maarten 8am 4pm Wednesday Nov.03 La Romana, D.R. 10am 12am Evening performance times will vary so that both early and late dinner seating will be Thursday Nov.04 At Sea able to see all performers. Each performer will play 4-5 times during the week in both large and smaller venues. See page 4 for a list of performers scheduled as of press-time. Friday Nov.OS At Sea Saturday Nov.06 Canaveral, FL 8am In addition to the regular groups, there will be the ever-popular All Star format where individual musicians team up to provide some of the most spontaneous jazz of the week. The Keyboard Capers features back-to-back pianists, and there's even a Passenger Jam Session. Make your Reservations now
Package Includes: . In its fourth year, The Jazz Cruise has very limited availability and tion from Bloomington sells out very quickly. For an informational flier, or to make your - Roundtrip air transporta board mis Zaandam reservation,call Dan with Suzi Davis Travel at 800.397.1455, _ Seven nig. hts' deluxe stateroom a e-mail at [email protected], or go on line at www.suzidavis.com _ All port charges and click on Jazz Cruise 2004. gratuities for ship staff h. ~ All • o I ndoto s 1P - Roundtrip transfers in r a - All meals kt ii Reception for WGLT party - Special onboard Coe a . ent onboard - ALL entertainm GLT and Suzi Davis Travel _ Fully escorted byW $2 425 per person suzi davis travel Fr~:ed o~ double occupancy) Central lllinois' Cruise }.uthoritv www.suzidavis.com Freddy Cole, pictured here at the 1st GLT ~hree Summer Concert, is aheadliner on ,, ecrwse jazz cruise (cont.) fund drive ■ ■ ■
Jazz Cruise 2004 Line-up r------, amazing talent I e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e
I • Recipe for: Fc:~buloL& Fund Drive • I e • • From the Kitchen of: P.~i Pete~Oh, Membe~hip Director • I • Ingredients: • • 2 ½-3 thousand listeners (ready to provide essential financial support for WGLT) • I e I 2-3 dozen area businesses and individuals eager to match listener contributions • I e dollar for dollar • I e l team dedicated phone volunteers (must be prepared to an wer phones, take • pledges, and stuff envelopes) I e ------'-----"--'--- • The All Stars ... I e G LT Staff (whole), ready and wi lling to make the case for listener • support,_,___ - from early morning into the wee------hours Eddie Higgins • ______• The Houston Person Quartet is another headliner. 3-4 phones See page 1O forrecommended releases. Shelly Berg I e e I Bill Cunliffe 4-5 computers I • e I Jay Leonhart tech staff (must be fresh when awakened in middle of night) Don Sickler • ------• I The Headliners ... Tom Kennedy secure website (leave devoted web master attached) e I I I Keter Betts • 6dozen assorted pens and pencils • Monty Alexander Trio • Freddy Cole Quartet I e Ernie Adams • c!:J 12 dry erase markers e l • Wycliffe Gordon Quintet • Houston Person Quartet JoeAscione • I 1 jillion Post-it® notes Frank Capp • 1 • Johnny O'Neal Trio • Bill Mays with Marvin Stamm Virginia Mayhew • 1000 each pledge forms, envelopes ------'-----"-- --~------Dave Steinmeyer • • • Kristin Korb Trio • Jackie King/Richie Cole Duo whole bunch postage Eric Schneider • e I • Lewis Nash Quartet • Dick Morgan Trio Plus One Andy Martin • 350 cinnamon rolls Ingrid Jensen 35 feet various submarine sandwiches (remember the ve~etarians_ ) ____ • • Rebecca Paris and Trio • Rickey Woodard Quartet • • 2 dozen large pizzas (any flavor) • FIU Big Band with Kevin Mahogany • ------=---- • • Equal amounts strong, hot coffee and strong, cold pop • • Preparation: • • Preheat pledge room to 85° F. • • Assemble all ingredients at the GLT studios, March 31-April 5, 2004. • • Place one dedicated volunteer in front of each phone. O riginal recipe calls for using • 309.438.8910 to make pledge, but a nice alternative is the web option: www.wglt.org . • These are just the h ighlights of an entire ship fu ll of the most celebrated jazz artists • playing today. You don't want to miss this cruise. • I e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e L ______For reservations, call Dan at Suzi Davis Travel, go online at (over) www.suzidavis.com or e-mail at [email protected]. fund drive (cont.) from the mail • • •
Over the years, GLT has received lots of comments from our listeners. E-mail, snail mail or over the phone, GLT listeners are not shy about sharing their opinions on the station. r------, We've heard from hundreds of you with praise, suggestions, wish lists, and, yes, with • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • criticism, so we thought it was time to open the mailbox and share some of our favorite • Add: a fundamental belief in the value of public radio. • comments with you. • • Sprinkle a liberal dose of humor over all. • • • • Open microphones and SMILE! • • Continue combining all ingredients until you reach the goal: enough listener • • support to pay the programming bills. • I gave up my TV for GLT. • Yield: WGLT 89.1/103.5 FM, a commercial-free mix of comprehensive news, intell igent commentary and first-class entertainment, 24 hours a day, every day of • e I • the year. We always turn you on because • Serves: at least 30,000 listeners every week • • you always turn us on . • e I • • ~~,Ittffd~ • e I t&I~t~to-~ • • e I • DoN MuNsoN NEEDS • e I MORE AIR TIME. • c::!:J • I • e I it's ~lw~ys ~rou~d ht\e---~t hoht\e, i~ • e I • • the ~(, ~t wot'k it's b~d of ht\Y life's • e I sou~dtr~ck, you k~ow ... th~~ks for it ~II! • • I • e I My daughter from New York and my son from North • I Carolina come here and when they hear the jazz on GLT • they say, " You would think we would have a station like e I I e this back home, but we don't." e I I • I e e I You are on 11 radios at our house, 24 hours a day. • • I I e • I • • I e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e I l reall11 ca11' t afford to pledge, L ______J but l reall11 ca11' t afford 11ot to. mail (cont.) • • • I think GLT is the best radi o station in central Illinois. Not just the best public radio sta tion, but the best station, period. l/1011 gu:1s are _9Teat... GL'llias become a good, dependa61e friend over +lie -years. l'P WA'-k e>« $/.ll
Would love a longer Can't teD you hol\1 im~:rtant. Dean ot Green please. Can't stand that you are to this town. green dean person. I appreciate being treated like a mature, intelligent adult.. .no ads screaming at me and no cutesy banter between radio personalities.
You are the bit of intellectual fresh air we have in this area. Keep up the good work and we will keep Vou have the be~ up the support. blue~ on the internet. Too much jazz ... more blues, blues, blues... I hate the hlues. Laura Kenned~ is 9reat. Charlie Schlenker; Willis Kern and Can't we ha11e some jazz on the weekend? Jim Browne are all wonderful and Radio Munson is pure jo~. This is a wonderful public radio station--the best I have ever heard. Keep up with the amazin9 work. ][f l'Vv\ ~w~ke, Here's a bit of GLT trivia: The two comments we get the most often are The caliber of artists booked on the Jazz Cruise 2004 is hard to believe. They'll make great music on Hear these new releases-along with folk classics-every Sunday night from 8:00 to midnight on GLT. the high seas. Here's a survey of some recently released music by four of the musicians setting sail. HOUSTON PERSON NORAH JONES Social Call (HighNote) Feels Like Home (Blue Note Records) Somewhere between the boss tenor tone of Gene Ammons and the lyricism of Jones whups the sophomore jinx with a CD that may be even more assured than Ben Webster is Houston Person - one of the top saxophonists working and recording her multiple Grammy-winning debut. Norah knows that most subtle of musical today. Relying on familiar melodies from the Great American Songbook and jazz ______,, tricks, how to be soulful without turning up the volume, as evidenced in tracks standards, Person's recorded a beautiful and muse-have CD. both electrified and bare bones acoustic. She's joined by her own Handsome Band with guest spots from Dolly Parton, and The Band's Garth Hudson and Levon Helm. BILL MAYS TRIO Going Home (Pametto) O'CONNOR MARK O'CONNOR --·· - -~·•· ..... ~.:. ..:- Thirty ..Year Retrospective (OMAC Records) Cool and sparse without losing the comfort of home, Going Home is Bill Mays' ( www.markoconnor.com) eleventh release as a leader. A blend of contemplative originals and playful standards, you'll enjoy this release as a welcome addition to your home CD collection. Violinist O'Connor, at 41, can justifiably look back on 30 years as fiddle contest a....- - - ~....1 winner, bluegrass and jazz virtuoso, and accomplished composer. All aspects of his expertise are on ample display here, including his mentorship of two younger phenomenal musicians. The playing on this 2 CD set, featuring Chris Thile of Nickel Creek and guitarist Bryan THE DON SICKLER QUINTET Sutton, is so good that "astonishing" doesn't seem adequate to describe it. Reflections (HighNote) Sickler has been more behind-the-scenes producer and session man, than front man. But you'd never know it from this excellent CD. On only his sixth release as a leader, KATERUSBY Don pays tribute to other trumpeters and their compositions - like Joe Gordon's Underneath the Stars (Compass Records) beautiful melody Song For Richard and the obscure Miles Davis piece I Didn't. Rusby is at the forefront of a new generation of British traditional folk artists. Her 7th release features her distinctively intimate and haunting voice in exquisite arrangements for guitars, fiddles, accordions and flutes by her husband John McCusker. FREDDY COLE This CD marries the best values of folk and chamber music, subtly rewarding repeated listens. Rio de Janeiro Blue (Telarc) His voice is more rough hewn than that of his older brother Nat, but still enjoyable. And like his brother, he's a master at taking a song and making it his llll'llltll KANE'S RIVER own. Selections from this release, like Wild at Love (one of several with a Latin Same River Twice (Snake River Records) feel) would be perfect on board a Caribbean cruise. The second outing from this Idaho-based, modern bluegrass band showcases its many strengths - any one of which would render it a cut above average. -.----.:- -._ ·..., The quintet contains three strong vocalists, four accomplished (and diverse) songwriters, and five consummate instrumentalists. Multiple satisfactions guaranteed. jazz masters ■ ■ ■ Mose Allison & Jimmy Ponder a recap by Linda Healy and Mike Mccurdy You could have heard a pin drop at the GLT Jazz Masters concert February 7th. That's how intently the audience was listening to two of the best jazz musicians performing today as they worked their very own brand of magic before an enthusiastic crowd. But you could also hear great peals of laughter as the house responded to the satirical lyrics and ironic twists in Allison's songs. Pittsburgh guitar legend Jimmy Ponder opened the show and amazed us all with a solo guitar show Jimmy Ponder opened the night that was understated and powerful in turn. His tender, thoughtful arrangement of the Love Theme from Spartacus hushed the audience and there was spontaneous applause when he launched into a guitar and vocal tribute to Chicago with his version of the bluesy classic, Stormy Monday. Mose Allison was a crowd pleaser and didn't have to work hard at it. His natural ability and wry sense of humor entertained from beginning to end. There was instant recognition of Everybody's Cryin' Mercy, one of Mose's signature tunes - first recorded in 1968 - and covered by Mose Allison Elvis Costello, Bonnie Raitt and John Hammond, Jr. The lyrics remain relevant today: "Everybody's crying peace on earth just as soon as we win this war" - a line which drew immediate applause. It's not often that we get the opportunity to hear someone of Allison's caliber live, and GLT is proud to have been able to bring both Allison and Ponder to the community for the 2nd annual GLT Jazz Masters concert. As a matter of fact, it was so much fun, we're already starting to plan the 3rd annual for 2005. • Bob Rummage < Kelly Sill photcs tourtesy of Mike Mccurdy special feature • • • Weekend Edition Puzzle by Events and Promotions Director Linda Healy The First Published Crossword Puzzle Every Sunday morning, I look forward to matching wits with New York Times Crossword --1 Puzzle editor and puzzle master Will Shortz on the Weekend Edition Puzzle. Shortz offers a weekly challenge to listeners and gives one lucky entrant the chance to play an on -air F u N quiz with host Liane Hansen. If your house is anything like mine, the competition is fierce to be the first to yell out the answer to each question before Liane or her guest can utter a 2 3 word. 4 32 5 March can only mean one thing in the puzzling world - it's time for the 27th Annual 6 7 s 9 American Crossword Puzzle Tournament. Directed by Shortz, the tournament takes place this year on March 12-14 in Stamford, Connecticut and is the oldest and largest cross 10 11 12 13 word competition in the country. Special puzzles are developed just for this event with prizes awarded in 20 different categories. I14 15 16 17 I In honor of the most popular and widely played word game in the world, we offer a 18 19 20 21 copy of the very first crossword ever published. Created by journalist Arthur Wyime of Liverpool and most likely based on the word square, a group of words arranged so the let 22 23 24 25 ters read the same vertically and horizontally, this puzzle appeared in the December 21, 26 33 27 1913 issue of the Sunday New York World. So sharpen those pencils (or if you're feeling confident, use pen), fire up those brain cells, 28 29 and happy puzzling. You can find the so lution at the tournament website listed below. • 30 31 34 \!IJr ~r\11 !Jork l!imr5 ~ ~\\\ ~ ort from the pogc of i!l1r ;\t\u llork ii1n1 rs 22-23 An animal of prey. 23-30 A river in Russia. 26-27 The close of a day. 1-32 To govern. 28-29 To elude. 33-34 An aromatic plant. There are oodles of websites on puzzles of all kinds. Some that struck my fancy: 30-31 The plural of is . N-8 A fi st. For tournament information: www.crosswordtournament.com 8-9 To cultivate. 24-31 To agree with. Current Weekend Edition Sunday challenge: www.npr.org/programs/wesun/puzzle/ 12-13 A bar of wood or iron. 3-12 Part of a ship. Elliott Avedon Museum and Archive of Games at University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada: 16-1 7 What artists learn to do. 20-29 One. www.ahs.uwaterloo.ca/-museum 20-21 Fastened. 5-27 Exchanging. Crossword of the day and other puzzles: www.pennypress.com 24-25 Found on the seashore. 9-25 To sink in mud. Puzzle museum: www.puzzlebuffs.com/museum 13-2 1 A boy. underwriter spotlights • • • The Nanny Agency, located in Normal or at thenannyagency.org, The affluence of Bloomington/Normal and the presence of State Farm and the universities is a full-service agency that helps families locate full-time, part-time, create a strong client base for Lichty. ''The e are the folks we can really help, people who temporary or occasional child care. Owner Julie Payne bought the need to find deductions or year-round tax advice or estate planning," he adds, "I have a company in 2000, after working with the original owner since 1995. great group of clients and love being part of Bloomington-Normal." "I was working full-time in marketing and completing my masters degree at ISU and just felt that The Nanny Agency was a wonderful GLT also ranks high on Lichty's list of loves, particularly Radio Munson (Don Munson is thing. Through my job at Bromenn, I was working with several a good buddy) and he loves "the music GLT plays in general, all the big band, jazz and blues." other community organizations dealing with children's issues and Julie Payne felt that my concern for children, mixed with the desire to own my own business, all fell together in The Nanny Agency," says Payne. Community Players Theatre What makes The Nanny Agency special is its process for selecting superior childcare Celebrating its 81st season, Community Players Theatre, 201 Robinhood Lane in Bloomington, providers for families. "We have an extensive screening and selective process to find and remains one of the country's oldest continuously running theatres. Marketing Director bring to families the very best in childcare providers, people with experience and educational Cathy Sutliff says, "The Community Players used to be the main outlet for entertainment qualifications. We provide exceptionally gifted caregivers to parents. It's filling this need in in town. Nowadays, of course, there are a lot more entertainment options from videos and the community that really drives me," Payne says. films to sports events and touring companies, but the Community Players continue to fill the niche for people looking for good family entertainment." The Nanny Agency currently has 850 families using their caregivers regularly, and are piloting a unique state program to provide substitute caregivers for area daycare centers - The actors are all amateurs - talented veterans and excited newcomers alike from all walks the only business in Illinois licensed to do so. "Our 26 substitutes filled 448 days worth of of life - who audition for each production. "There is no pre-casting, everyone has an equal vacancies in the last year, working a total of 3,645 hours," says Payne. shot at landing a role in our plays and musicals," explains Sutliff. Meet Me In St. Louis, which opens April 16th and runs through May 2nd, "celebrates the 100th anniversary of GLT is part of Payne's daily routine for both pleasure and business. "I'm a GLT listener, I the St. Louis World's Fair and really is a favorite with a lot of people," says Sutliff. enjoy the station and as I work with families I ask them where they get their information and entertainment and GLT is high on the list. The Nanny Agency supports GLT because Being a largely volunteer organization doesn't stop the bills rolling in -production costs, it is a good way to remind fam ilies we are here to help them." including up-front payment for performance rights, are paid through ticket sales, program guide ads, sponsors and donors. "We can always use more contributors," says Sutliff, "and we think GLT is just wonderful, terrific at reminding people just how much they love live musicals through the Song and Dance Man show (Wednesdays 7-9pm). Years ago when Kevin Conlin started doing the show, Community Players jumped right on it as a place to support and to reach our audience." Robert E. Lichty, CPA, PC, opened his full-service accounting firm, located at 211 S. Prospect Road in Bloomington, 30 years ago. It began humbly enough as a tax preparation service but now boasts complete personal and business tax services. "We do all types of public accounting, estate planning and monthly write-ups for business clients. Right now we have people filing taxes with us from 26 states - mostly people that have moved away and continue to use our services," says Lichty. Robertf.Lichty As tax time approaches Lichty has a couple of simple suggestions, "Firstly, the I.R.S. is now strictly verifying the spelling of all names as well as all addresses, birth dates and social security numbers. Make sure these are correct or there could be problems. Also, many clients fail to take advantage of child care tax credits, make sure to ask about this when filing, to make sure you get credited." support Would you like your business name here? ■ ■ ■ For information on thanks to our program sponsors & underwriters becoming a program As you frequent these businesses, please thank them for their support of GLT. Their sponsor/underwriter, call program sponsorship/ underwriting is essential to the quality of the music and news coverage Nick Wilson, (309) 438-8955. you hear on 89.1 and 103.5 FM. Accountants Automobiles Eureka College Jay Goldberg Events & First State Bank of Osborn & Delong Dunbar, Breitweiser Dennison Ford www.eureka.edu Entertainment Bloomington (309) 828-6522 &Co., LLP BMW-Toyota www.jaytv.com 204 N. Prospect, Blm. (309) 827-0348 1508 Morrissey Dr., Blm. Heartland Pantagraph Printing & www.dennisonford.com Community College Krannert Center for the Illinois Business Stationery Co. Guthoff, Mehall, www.dennisontoyota.com 1500 W. Raab Rd., Normal Performing Arts/ U of I Financial Services (309) 829-1071 Allen & Co., Ltd., CPA www.dennisonbmw.com krannertcenter.com 124 SW Adams St., (309) 662-4356' ISU Planetarium Suite 300, Peoria Royal Publishing Kurt's Autobody (309) 438-8756 McLean County www.ibsf.org (309) 693-3171 Robert E. Lichty, CPA Repair Shop, Inc. Arts Center (309) 662-5186 2025 Ireland Grove Road, Blm. Milner Library at ISU 601 N. East Street, Bhn. Linda Kimber/ Wright Printing Company (309) 438-3684 Edward Jones and Co. 203 North Street, Normal Sulaski & Webb CPAs Parkway Auto Laundry Peoria Civic Center (309) 452-0766 (309) 828-6071 307 Greenbriar Drive, Twin City Amateur (309) 673-8900 Health & Fitness Normal Astronomers Mortgage Services Inc. Chestnut Health Systems Advertising Illinois State University Prairie Fire Theater (309) 662-6693 210 Landmark Drive, Lamar Outdoor Advertising Child Care Planetarium (309) 824-3047 www.msi-greatrates.com Suite B, Normal (800) 548-3322 The Nanny Agency (309) 438-5007 1003 Martin Luther King ll00 N. Beech Street #7, University of Illinois at Zimmerman & Armstrong Drive, Blm. Prenzler Outdoor Normal Entertainment Springfield Investment Advisors, Inc. Advertising www.thenannyagency.org American Rentals Sangamon Auditorium (309) 454-7040 Fox & Hounds (309) 829-1700 Parties Plus (217 ) 206-6150 Hair Studio & Day Spa Computers& 1408 Airport Road, Blm Graphics / Printers 200 W. Monroe, Blm Agriculture Communications 921 E. War Memorial Drive, WILL TV CTee's Screenprinting Growmark, Inc. AS.com Peoria www.will.uiuc.edu 201 North Street, Normal McLean County (309) 557-6000 800-95-askA5 Health Department www.a5.com Apollo Professional Theatre WT VPTV GDS Professional (309) 888-5136 Illinois Farm Bureau 3096 Main Street, Peoria www.wtvp.org Business Displays (309) 557-2lll Burwood Group 200 W. Monroe Suite 104, Biro. Main Street Yoga Studio (309) 661-4603 Bloomington Center Financial Services 418 N. Main Street, Biro Illinois Soybean Association www.burwood.com for the Performing Arts Commerce Bank Flatlander Industries ll0 E. Mulberry Street, Blm 102 N. Center, Blm ll5 E. Monroe, Blm. Tree of Life Attorneys The Pantagraph www.cityblm.org/ 2201 E. Washington, Blm Therapeutic Massage Costigan & Wollrab P.C. (309) 829-94ll culturaldistrict 210 Broadway, Normal Harlan Vance Company (309) 829-5729 (309) 828-4310 1500 E. College, Normal (309) 888-4804 Education &Government Braden Auditorium/lSU 228 W. Main, Lexington www.harlanvance.com YWCA Ronda Glenn Ames Library at IWU (309) 438-5444 1201 N. Hershey, Blm. Attorney At Law (309) 556-3350 COUNTRY Trust Bank Illinois Graphics (309) 827-3535 Community Players 808 lAA Drive, Blm (309) 663-1375 Home & Garden Bradley University (309) 663-2121 ChemDry Heartland Graduate School www.communityplayers.org First Allied Securities, Inc. Oakbrook Lakes ChemDry of Greater Peoria www.bradley.edu (309) 454-7040 (309) 662-0382 (309) 681-1744 Designed and printed by State Farm In surance Recycled Pa/>er with Soy Inks @ ~ support ■ ■ ■ thanks to our program sponsors & underwriters Culligan Water Kevin Evans & Associates Orthopedic & Sports Restaurants/ Clubs The Chocolatier Winnie's Men's Wear Conditioning 515 W. Gift, Peoria Medicine Center The Bistro 514 N. Main Street, Bhn. 416 N. Main, Blm (800) 282-5922 Dr. Lawrence Li, MD 316 N. Main, Blm. Cookies by Design www.culligan.com State Farm Dr. Joseph Newcomer, MD Retirement Communities Insurance Companies Dr. Edward Kolb, MSD Carl's lee Cream 1520 E. College Ave. #F, Heritage Manor Eco-Lawn of America (309) 766-2311 (309) 663-0729 601 W. Locust, Blm Normal Nursing Homes (309) 451-1441 www.orthopedic-sportsmed.com 700 E. Walnut, Blm. Medical / Veterinary Central Station Crossroads 402 S. Harrison, Colfax Global Handcrafts Green View Dr. Cortese OSF St. Joseph 220 E. Front St., Blm 555 E. Clay, El Paso Landscaping & Nursery Foot & Ankle Clinic Medical Center 428 N. Main, Bltn. 620 E. 1st Street, Gibson City 1813 Industrial Park, Normal 1607 Visa Drive, Normal 2200 E. Washington, Blm. Crazy Planet Kitchen 201 Locust, Minonk 2424 E. Lincoln, Bhn. 414 N. Main St., Blm Downtown Normal 509 N. Adelaide, Normal Business Association Interiors by the Cottage Prairie Oak 1328 E. Empire, Blm. Dr. Craig Witte & Veterinary Center Dominics Restaurant Westminster Village Furrow Winery Associates 207 B. Landmark Dr., 4700 N. University, Peoria 2025 E. Lincoln, Blm. Luthy Botanical Garden 2409 E. Washington, Blm. Normal 1131 State Rt. 251, El Paso (309) 686-3362 Le Peep Sports & Recreation The Garlic Press ISU Redbird Football Drs. Doran, Quimby Dermatology 909 N. Hershey, Blm Martin's Home Furniture Capodice & Efaw 1300 Franklin Ave., 108 North Street, Normal ISU Redbird Volleyball 406 N. Kays Dr., Normal Oral, Maxillofacial & Facial Suite 2306, Normal Retail Stores ISU Redbird Basketball Cosmetic Surgery Acme Comics Often Running www.redbirds.org Mount Hawley Mini Storage 109 N. Regency, Blm Music 115 North Street, Normal 206 S. Linden, Normal (309) 692-5746 Horine's Pianos Plus www.acmecomics.net Peoria Chiefs Other Ports Eastland Chiropractic 1336 E. Empire, Blm. (309) 680-4000 Twin City Self Storage Center Alamo II Bookstore 120 North Street, Normal (309) 454-1811 Dr. Chris Hoelscher Kidder Music 319 North St., Normal Travel & Transporataion (309) 662-8418 7728 N. Crestline Dr., Peoria Personality B/N Public Transit System Hotels and Motels 2901 E Lincolnway, Sterling Angelica's Heaven on Earth 504 Guido Drive, Bhn. (309) 828-1652 www.getpersonality.com Radisson Hotel and Eye Surgical Associates 802 S. Eldorado, Blm. 1704 Eastland Drive, Blm www.bnpts.com Conference Center Dr. Ed«.>ard Colloton, MD Artezen Solid Gold Jewelers CityLink Veteran's Parkway & Dr. Daniel Brownstone, MD Office Equipment & Services Brickyard Dr., Blm Dr. Catherine Crockett, MD Paxton's, Inc. 412 N. Main Street, Blm 124 North St., Normal www.ridecitylink.org Dr. Scott Pinter, MD 207 E. Washington, Blm. www.artezen.com Specs Around Town Ramada Inn (309) 662-7700 www.paxtonsinc.com Utilities 1219 Holiday Dr., Blm Bloomington Cycle 317 N. Center St., Blm Corn Belt Energy Mid-Central Illinois WM Putnam Company and Fitness Corporation Todd Phillips/ Human Resources Gastroenterology (309) 662-6272 712 E. Empire, Blm. A Touchstone Energy Partner Bloomington Camera Craft Hile Group Dr. Stephen Matter, MD (309) 662-5330 (309) 829-7800 107 N. Regency Dr., Real Estate Borders Books & Music (309) 828-6279 Suite 3, Blm. Charles Albarelli 200A N. Greenbriar Drive, Insurance www.drmatter.com Prudential Snyder/ Normal Vitesse Cycle Shop COUNTRY Insurance & Armstrong Realty www.bordersstores.com 206 S. Linden, Normal Financial Services (309) 664-1952 (309) 821-3000 election 2004 ■ ■ ■ A handy guide to presidental c-LT™ ao.1-103.5! week at a glance election coverage at npr.org m:mm ~ it's all here Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Sam Sam Sure, you can count on GLT and NPR for in-depth On the Media Fresh Air Weekend 6am coverage of breaking political news but you can also Only a Game On the Media delve into a cornucopia of election background, Morning Edition® 7am analysis, commentary, feature stories, columns, and Weekend Edition more at wglt.org or www.npr.org/politics. Here's a taste. 9am 9am Cartalk'" 10am • Up to the minute reporting on the political events This Amelican Life Whad'Ya 11 am of the day. Know? Cartalk'" 12pm GLT Jazz • Audio archives of interviews with key players in the presidential election along with in-depth features on the issues. Blues 4pm • Political Junkie: an on-line Q&A column with NPR Political Editor Ken Rudin, replete with All Things Considered® 6pm 6pm fascinating campaign history, oddball facts and Fresh Ai~ 7pm American pertinent musings. Appears every other Wednesday. Routes Pi ano Jazz Song and Radio This Amelican Life 8pm . I Swm. nme I I 8pm • Politically Speaking: NPR national and political Jazz Profiles I g Dance Man Munson 9pm correspondents and editors examine events on the Acousticity campaign trail and other political developments in Blues this on-line feature. Contributors include Ron Elving, Mara Liasson, Ken Rudin, Linda Wertheimer, and Juan 12am Williams. Appears Mondays and Thursdays. GLT Jazz 1 am Blues Before GLT • The Candidates: interviews, buzzwords, stump speeches, biographies and more. Sunrise Jazz • Campaign Diaries: Archived audio of this ongoing NPR feature offers an intimate look at people and places on the campaign trail. 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