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What’s On WJCT This Summer? PBS KIDS Ready To Learn programming encourages a child’s natural curiosity and love of learning. It is a treasure chest of early learning tools: children’s morning and afternoon broadcasts on PBS, local workshops, partnerships with community organizations and free educational materials – such as newsletters, children’s books and learning activities. Together, these exciting tools can help caregivers, parents and teachers help their children start school “ready to learn.” WJCT is committed to offering the following Ready To Learn line-up of quality children’s television programming. (Visit wjct.org/tv/schedule for current days and times.) • Angelina Ballerina Sat/6:30am (7.4) • Dinosaur Train Mon-Fri/12pm • Arthur Sun/11am (7.4) • Dinosaur Train Mon-Fri/12:30pm • Arthur Sun/7am • Dinosaur Train Sat/8:30am (7.4) • Arthur Mon-Fri/4:30pm • The Electric Company Sun/12:30pm (7.4) • Arthur Mon-Fri/5pm • Martha Speaks Sun/7:30am • Barney & Friends Sat/6am (7.4) • Martha Speaks Sun/11:30am (7.4) • Biz Kid$ Sun/Noon (7.4) • Martha Speaks Mon-Fri/6:30am • Biz Kid$ Sat/7:30am • Maya & Miguel Sun/6:30am • Bob the Builder Sat/10:30am (7.4) • Peg+Cat Sun/8am (7.4) • The Cat in the Hat Sun/7:30am (7.4) • Peg+Cat Sun/9am • The Cat in the Hat Sun/8:30am • Peg+Cat Mon-Fri/9am • The Cat in the Hat Sat/7:30am (7.4) • Peg+Cat Sat/8am (7.4) • The Cat in the Hat Sat/8:30am • Sesame Street Sun/6am (7.4) • Clifford Mon-Fri/4pm • Sesame Street Mon-Fri/10am • Curious George Sun/7am (7.4) • Sid the Science Kid Sun/10am (7.4) • Curious George Sun/8am • Sid the Science Kid Mon-Fri/12:30pm • Curious George Mon-Fri/8am • Signing Time Sun/8:30am (7.4) • Curious George Mon-Fri/8:30am • Super Why! Sun/9:30am (7.4) • Curious George Mon-Fri/3pm • Super Why! Sat/9:30am (7.4) • Curious George Mon-Fri/3:30pm • Thomas & Friends Sat/10am (7.4) • Curious George Sat/7am (7.4) • Thomas & Friends Mon-Fri/6am • Curious George Sat/8am • WordWorld Sun/6am • Daniel Tiger’s Sun/9am (7.4) • Wild Kratts Sun/10am • Daniel Tiger’s Mon-Fri/11am • Wild Kratts Mon-Fri/7am • Daniel’s Tiger’s Mon-Fri/11:30am • Wild Kratts Mon-Fri/7:30am • Daniel Tiger’s Sat/9am (7.4) • Wild Kratts Mon-Fri/5:30pm • Dinosaur Train Sun/9:30am • Wild Kratts Mon-Fri/6pm • Dinosaur Train Mon-Fri/9:30am WJCT Ready To Learn is locally funded by our good friends DELORES BARR WEAVER & J. WAYNE WEAVER. School workshops are sponsored by BBVA Compass Bank, Community First Credit Union, CSX Transportation, Publix, VOYA Financial and Wells Fargo. .

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Why the Public Trustee Model of Broadcast Television Must Fail - Abandoned in the Wasteland: Children, Television, and the First Amendment by Newton N
Alabama Law Scholarly Commons Articles Faculty Scholarship 1996 The Inevitable Wasteland: Why the Public Trustee Model of Broadcast Television Must Fail - Abandoned in the Wasteland: Children, Television, and the First Amendment by Newton N. Minow and Craig LaMay 1997 Survey of Books Relating to the Law: Legal Regulation and Reform Ronald J. Krotoszynski Jr. University of Alabama - School of Law, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.law.ua.edu/fac_articles Recommended Citation Ronald J. Krotoszynski Jr., The Inevitable Wasteland: Why the Public Trustee Model of Broadcast Television Must Fail - Abandoned in the Wasteland: Children, Television, and the First Amendment by Newton N. Minow and Craig LaMay 1997 Survey of Books Relating to the Law: Legal Regulation and Reform, 95 Mich. L. Rev. 2101 (1996). Available at: https://scholarship.law.ua.edu/fac_articles/220 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Faculty Scholarship at Alabama Law Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Articles by an authorized administrator of Alabama Law Scholarly Commons. THE INEVITABLE WASTELAND: WHY THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE MODEL OF BROADCAST TELEVISION REGULATION MUST FAIL Ronald J. Krotoszynski, Jr.* ABANDONED IN THE WASTELAND: CHILDREN, TELEVISION, AND TBE FIRST A~mNDmEr. By Newton N. Minow and Craig LaMay. New York: Hill & Wang. 1995. Pp. xi, 237. $11. More than thirty years ago, Newton N. Minow,1 then Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission ("Commission"), scolded broadcasters for failing to meet their obligations to the gen- eral public and, in particular, to the nation's children.2 Minow chal- lenged broadcasters to "sit down in front of your television set when your station goes on the air and stay there..
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