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PROGRAM SOURCES J Gol a gripe Any rPquesls? II you want to know whom to write 10, and where, check her.. OT, ,,,,I..phone KAlW Sial/err. at 415.&41-4121 Monday throngh Friday, 9a -Sp. for tnOre ilSSlSl.an~e_ Or write to us at KALW, 500 Mans..U SITed San Francisco, CA 94134 or email US 1>1 www.kalw.org c/oKALW: COUNnRSPJN MUSIC FROM IfEARTS OF SPACE THIS WAY OUT A)DSQ'....n TapesareSI2 Tapes nOI available T<lpes are$10 lor 2 shows FAIR/Counlel'5pin {415} 331-3200 100K1Al..ll P.O,Boll38327 130 W. 25thSh'('f!1 P.o, Bo~ .1916 Los Angeles 90033 KtlMPO BlaT New York. NY 10001 Sausalito CA 9496..~ (818)986-4106 MINDS OVER MlmR (212) 633·6700 www.hos.com www,qrd.org/www/media/rildio! www.fair,org!(ounlerspin thiswayOUl MY FAYORITE THINGS "PR NATIONAl PUIUC RADIO DON GIOYAlHI OVlROMM M~chusells OPEN All 6..,5 Avenue NW TUCRADIO dgokalw@hotmalLcom WashingtOli DC 20001 &,,410009 PEllFORMIItG AITS SPfClALS EARrHlfEWS (202) SlJ-.2000 San Francisro94141 (415)459-2546 www.npr.org (415)8b]0-W62 fa,,861-4583 All mNCS CONSIDERED www_earlhnewsradio.org NEW DlMENSKlNS www,lucradio.org Transcriptions are $18.70 P.O. Box 569. Ukjah 95482 nnsJU AMP SIIAMROCl Tapes are $23]0 '_S TaJ":'5 an.' nol a\'ailabJe (707) 468-9830 Tapes nOI av;>ilabl.e. National Public Radio (610)827·9600 Tapes are $9.95 plus ta~ and $4 shipping PlayJist and newsJetb:r avililable. 635 MassachusetlsAverlue NW www.echoes.org (800) 9J5.8273 SASE ($37) Washington. DC 20001 www.newdimensiOlls.OTg P.O, Bo" 518. Matthews, NC 28106 (877) 677-1098 FASClXAnN'RtIYJ)IM (7001) 321-3293 PATCHWORk QUILT For program inlo' Tapes nol available www.npr.org (202) SlJ-.3232 (M-F 7a-2p) Playli3ts available k.evin_vancrilyahoo.com www_npr.OTg WXXI-FM PlUlOSOPKY rAUl: TO DIE 1mIf0UI1I0WlfDGE Tapes are available r.Q.Box 3OOl1. Rochester. NY 14603 Tapes available AllDlNATJVI IWIIO are (800) 747-7444 (716) 325·7500 Call KALW (415) Ml 412] Tapes are $14, lranscrip~are $9 www.wpr.org/book p.o. Box 551. Boulder, CO 80306 FOUl: MUSIC & BEYOND roRTWTS IN IlUE VI' flDlfT (800)444-1977 Tapes not available Tapt:'S IlOI available Tapes are www.a1lemativeradio.org www.i.aJwfoUeorg WBGOR..dio $t5 c!oKALW AS IT HAPPENS FRESH AIR 54 Park Place Newark NJ 07102 [email protected] Tapes are available (800) 363-1530 Tapes are $2370 (416) 205·21JOO/laJkback (416) 205-3331 Tr;mscripts are 518.70 (973) 624-8880 WEDfND EDnJOII SATURDAY ~d Bo" SOOStation A (8n) 213-7374 'RI PUBUC MIIK1INlI.RNATtONAl See All Things Consid.. fm address Toroolo. Onlario, Canada M5W IE6 WHYVR"dio 100 North Sidh Streel t900A www.npr.org www.radio.cbua/programs! 150 North 6th Street Minnea.polis MN 55403 WEST COAST UY£ asithappens Philadelphia, PA 19106 (612) 338·SOOO 2124 KittredgeStret'1 11350 (215) 351·0550 IIIC WORLD www.pri.org 8erkeley CA 94704 SUIfICE PROGRAMS www,lreshair.npr.olg British Broadcasting Corporation RECORD $HRf For tickets (415) 664-9500 Office (510) 549-1475 Bush House HEAlTJI. Him" IODY Tapes not available www.wd.org london England WOB 4PH Tapesar.. Sl5 I<USC-FM www,bbc.co,uk. c/oKAlW P.O. Box 77913 WHAIM'A KJrIOW1 or [email protected] TJlE HUMAN CItORtJS l~ Angeles 90007 821 Univer.;ity Avenue BBCNl'WYork www,humaTlchorus.org (213) 225-7400 Madison WI 53706 1995 Broadway ~5()5 www.k.US{.Olg (BOO) WHA·KNQW New York NY 10023 INVISIBLE INK www.nolmuch.(Qm (212)501·1500 AU shows ar.. MchivN online. SAYS YOU [email protected] h 11p:!1www.invisibleinkradio.com Tapl'S not available WIlAT'S TlJE WORD? [email protected] P.O. Box 500 Tapes are "...ailabJ.. BLUEGRASS SJGJW. Cambridge MA 02238 Modem Language Assoc Tapes nol available LESHOW [email protected]. 26 Broadway, 3rd Floor [email protected] Tape; not available Nl'W YOI);. NY l004-178'J KCRWRadio S£llCTIII SHOfrTS BLUES POWER HOUR www.m1a.org 1900 Pico Bolllf"Vard "Beslof" tapes are available Tapes nOl available (646) 576-5102 Santa Monica 90405 (212) 864·14)4 (800)411-9466 (310)450-S183 Fm reading lists· WORk WJTJI MAIn _KO www.bluespow.....com www.harryshearer.com send husiness sizeSASE ($.37) Tapesare$18 c10 SymphonySpace 5936 Chabolyn Terrace tAPmllm" lEfT, RIGIfT I CO"III Broadway and 95th Stret't Oakland 94618 Tapes &. CDs are available Tapt'S nol a...ailahle (800) 733-7837 New York. NY 10025 {51D)655-2m See l .. Show lor addless www.npr.org mnemko@oear!hlink.nel www.capsteps.com WWW.k.cTW.org CARTAUl TANGENTS WRITER'S ALMANAC WITH 1MNG ott EAR1W Tapes are $13 Tapes not available IWlIISOI k£IlUJR Tapes are $15 (8Bll)CAR-JUNK (415)28..0;·8644 (800) 228-7123 BSlory Street, Camhridge MA 0213B wril~rnanac.org Cat Talk PIau www.langtn15.com (bl7) U8-M10 3500 Harvard Square Box www.l.....mg TAVIS SMJlEY SHOW YDUII CALl wmIlAURA RAIDERS Cambridge, r.tA 02238 (323) 291·13Ib www.youlCallradio,org Call'in Numbe" (SS8) CAR-TALK MORMNG EDmoN ",ww t"vislalk.s.com cartallccars.com Transcripts and lape are ;wail"ble YOUI lEllAllIlGKlS Set' All Things Consid.....d THE.allOW T"pt'S are $15 CnTVlSlOJIS Send lellers 10 ME lell..,.s www.sarahcAhiIl.com c!oKAlW Tapesase$15 c/olCAlW P.O. Bo~ %bOO THIS AMlRICAM UFE 500 Mansell Stret'l ....ww.cityvisonsradio,com Washington IX 2D090--b600 TaJ"l".' are$12 S.m Francisco 94134 COMMOIfWEAl.T)I ClUI www.npr.org (3l2) 832-3380 !It:'GIuse of the copyrighl restrictions Tapes are $)2, lranscripts $6 COlWl\<'lllline: (202) 842·5044 WBEZ on the commenial recordings of 595 Markel Slret>l 848 E. Grand Avenue MORn fOOL RAOM) SHOW music and dlama used in our San Francisco 94105 Chicago, It 60611 Tapes are available prograTTl5. we are, unfortunately. (415) 597·6700 www.lhislile.org See All Things Considered unable 10 mai<e available casselle www.commonwealthclub.org www./ool.(Qm copies of them. To do so would violate copyright law. !II 2 ," II: PI Page 50 of 120 I 'I I "I II'"I II' 11 _ MANAGER'S NOTES: December 2003 Dear Listeners and Members: reviews and can now begin weekly production. Please read all about our hosts and collaborators further on in the guide. s I sit at my desk here al the KALW studios, I'm amazed UnfortunateJy, to add a program means we have to subtract one that 2004 is just weeks away. If we're lucky, 2004 will be from our program schedule. Due to the workingschedules of all A a year thai brings more peace than war to the planet, involved in Philosophy Talk, optimum (and oo1y) time to and more solutions than problems. For KALW, 2004 promises to broadcast the show, which is live (not taped) and provides an be a busy year and if we're successful, a year that will bring Ihis opportunity for your participation, is Tuesdays at Noon. pioneer FM noncommercial station into digital broadcasting. I Therefore, we must bid farewell to Tech NAtion with..Dr. Moira just firushed pawing through the archive box that holds some Gunn. This is in no way is a statement about the quality'of Tech old clippings and program guides, and once again, find myself Nation. It continues to be a very good program (on KALW for awe-struck thaI this slation was: over 10 years) and Dr. Gunn is a very good and extremely II • The first FM station in San Frandsco knowJedgeable host. You can hear Tech Nation on two other .. The first educational licensee FM station in the country I, public radio stations- KQED and KUSF - here in the Bay Area. .. Tht' first noncommercial FM station west of the Mississippi We thank Tech Nation for all the good progranuning,. and Quite a legacy! You'll be hearing more about our Campaign should an opportunity to bring the program bad: arise, we will for Digital Conversion in the very near future. give it serious consideration. Berkeley Symphony Orchestra -91.7 KALW is doing another I I was fortunate to receive a scholarship to attend the first­ "first" - bringing the Berkeley Symphony Orchestra, under the ever National Conference on Media Reform held in early direction ofKent Nagano, to the radio airwaves! All five of the November in Madison, Wisconsin. Over 2,000 concerned 25th Anniversary Season wncerts of the Berkeley Symphony citizens from all walks of life attended, which only proves how will be heard throughoulthe year on KALW. We will be giving big an issue media reform has become in this country. The Jots of prior notice on air as the concerts approach. The first will highpoint lor me was the keynote given by Bill Moyers. There M heard on Sunday,January 11 from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. I am was lots of talk about consolidation of media ownership,less very proud that we can bring to our listening community this diversity of programming on all our radio dials throughout the local treasure. To me, that is part of the core mission of non­ country, and how 10 foster civil discourse and society through commercial radio, and I thank Maestro Nagano, the orchestra media. When 1queried represenlatives from funding founda­ and staff. tions with regard to getting money to support stations such as Your Call with Laura Flanders - As Shakespeare said, what's KALW,I was disappointed with their response. While founda­ in a name? H's a deep question and maybe our resident philoso­ tions certainly understand the value of a KALW (or other phers can tackle it one day.
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  • Julian E. Zelizer

    Julian E. Zelizer

    Julian E. Zelizer Julian E. Zelizer Department of History and Woodrow Wilson School Princeton University 136 Dickinson Hall Princeton, NJ 08544-1174 Phone: 609-258-8846 Cell Phone: 609-751-4147 Department FAX: 609-258-5326 Faculty Appointments Professor of History and Public Affairs, Princeton University, 2007-Present. Faculty Associate, Center for the Study for the Study of Democratic Politics, 2007-Present. Professor of History, Boston University, 2004-2007. Faculty Associate, Center for American Political Studies, Harvard University, 2004-2007. Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration and Policy, State University of New York at Albany, 2002-2004. Joint appointment with the Department of Political Science. Affiliated Faculty, Center of Policy Research, State University of New York at Albany, 2002- 2004. Associate Professor, Department of History, State University of New York at Albany, 1999- 2002. Joint Appointment with Department of Public Administration and Policy, 1999-2002. Assistant Professor, Department of History, State University of New York at Albany, 1996- 1999. Education Ph.D., Department of History, The Johns Hopkins University, 1996. M.A., with four Distinctions, Department of History, The Johns Hopkins University, 1993. B.A., Summa Cum Laude with Highest Honors in History, Brandeis University, 1991. Editorial Positions Co-Editor, Politics and Society in Twentieth Century America book series, Princeton University Press, 2002-Present. Editorial Board, The Journal of Policy History, 2002-Present. Books Jimmy Carter (New York: Times Books, Forthcoming, Fall 2010). 2 Conservatives in Power: The Reagan Years, 1981-1989 (Boston: Bedford, Forthcoming, Fall 2010). Arsenal of Democracy: The Politics of National Security--From World War II to the War on Terrorism (New York: Basic Books, 2010).