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DATE ARTIST SERIES 1992/07/12 Asleep at the Wheel Down by the Riverside 1992/07/12 Turkey River All-Stars Down by the Riverside 1992/07/26 Quorum Down by the Riverside 1992/07/26 Sentimental Journey Down by the Riverside 1993/07/11 Blue Earth featuring Mary Jane Alm Down by the Riverside 1993/07/11 Class Act Down by the Riverside 1993/07/25 American Flyer Down by the Riverside 1993/07/25 Vegetablemen Down by the Riverside 1993/08/01 37th Street Gold Down by the Riverside 1993/08/01 Summit Jazz Down by the Riverside 1993/08/08 Hoopsnakes, The Down by the Riverside 1993/08/08 Percy Strother Down by the Riverside 1994/07/10 Billie Acorn Down by the Riverside 1994/07/10 Snoot Gibson Band Down by the Riverside 1994/07/24 Cool Rae & the Hot Blue Line Down by the Riverside 1994/07/24 Lamont Cranston Down by the Riverside 1994/08/07 Dust Bowl Blues Band, The Down by the Riverside 1994/08/07 Screaming Yahoos Down by the Riverside 1994/08/14 New Vision Down by the Riverside 1994/08/14 RCC Jazz Band Down by the Riverside 1994/08/16 US Coast Guard Band Down by the Riverside 1994/08/21 Down Right Tight Down by the Riverside 1994/08/21 Incognito Down by the Riverside 1995/07/09 Guys Downstairs, The Down by the Riverside 1995/07/09 Johnny Clueless Down by the Riverside 1995/07/23 Element Brothers, The Down by the Riverside 1995/07/23 Jack Knife & the Sharps Down by the Riverside 1995/08/06 Paulson-Warner Quintet, The Down by the Riverside 1995/08/06 Steve Vecchi & Orchestra Down by the Riverside 1995/08/13 Dixie Chicks Down by the Riverside 1995/08/13 Southern Cross Down by the Riverside 1995/08/20 Jimmy Johnson Down by the Riverside 1996/07/07 Smokin' Coyotes, The Down by the Riverside 1996/07/07 Trouble Shooter Down by the Riverside 1996/07/21 US Coast Guard Band Down by the Riverside 1996/07/28 Deja Bleu Down by the Riverside 1996/07/28 Kid Johnny Lang & the Big Bang Down by the Riverside 1996/08/11 Betos Y Los Fairlanes Down by the Riverside 1996/08/11 Rochester Commmunity College CC Aires Down by the Riverside 1996/08/18 Chubbs, The Down by the Riverside 1996/08/18 Rockin' Hollywoods Down by the Riverside 1997/07/06 Molly and the Haymakers Down by the Riverside 1997/07/06 Whitewater Down by the Riverside 1997/07/20 Rhythmic Toes Down by the Riverside 1997/07/20 Tim Mahoney & the Meanies Down by the Riverside 1997/07/27 Big Walter Smith Down by the Riverside 1997/07/27 Doghouse Jon & the Misbehavers Down by the Riverside 1997/08/10 Al Berard & the Basin Bros. Down by the Riverside 1997/08/10 Les Fields & the Turkey River All-Stars Down by the Riverside 1997/08/17 37th Street Gold Down by the Riverside 1997/08/17 Rockin' Hollywoods Down by the Riverside 1997/09/30 Minnesota Orchestra Riverside Live 1997/10/25 Halloween Family Fest Riverside Live 1997/11/08 Woody Herman Orchesetra Riverside Live 1998/01/24 Voices of the 90's Riverside Live 1998/03/21 Special Consensus Riverside Live 1998/04/15 Bobby McFerrin's "Circle Songs" Riverside Live 1998/05/09 Best of Down by the Riverside Riverside Live 1998/07/05 Deja Blue Down by the Riverside 1998/07/05 Koko Taylor Down by the Riverside 1998/07/12 1 Nite Rodeo Down by the Riverside 1998/07/12 Derailers Down by the Riverside 1998/07/26 Mango Jam Down by the Riverside 1998/07/26 Nephew Down by the Riverside 1998/08/02 Chesapeake Down by the Riverside 1998/08/02 Saner World Down by the Riverside 1998/08/16 Battlefield Band Down by the Riverside 1998/08/16 Sisters Down by the Riverside 1998/09/19 Spyro Gyra Riverside Live 1998/10/17 Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra Riverside Live 1998/11/06 Glenn Miller Orchestra Riverside Live 1999/01/16 Yesterday: A Tribute to the Beatles Riverside Live 1999/03/06 Ensemble Galilei Riverside Live 1999/04/15 Dale Warland Singers Riverside Live 1999/05/08 Riders in the Sky Riverside Live 1999/06/15 How To Talk Minnesotan (LMC Conference) Public Service Programming 1999/06/16 LMC Blues Festival Public Service Programming 1999/07/11 Freak 420 Down by the Riverside 1999/07/11 Fruit Down by the Riverside 1999/07/25 Becky Schlegel & True Blue Down by the Riverside 1999/07/25 Geno Delafose Down by the Riverside 1999/07/31 Dick Kimmel & Co. (Mech. History et.al.) Public Service Programming 1999/08/01 Nathan Pete Miller Down by the Riverside 1999/08/01 Sista Monica Down by the Riverside 1999/08/15 Justin Anderson Down by the Riverside 1999/08/15 Sisters & Co. Down by the Riverside 1999/08/22 Badfinger Down by the Riverside 1999/08/22 DC Drifters Down by the Riverside 1999/09/09 Harmonious Wail Riverside Live 1999/09/11 Chenille Sisters Riverside Live 1999/09/12 Tannahill Weavers Riverside Live 1999/10/05 Queen Ida (Argent Society) Public Service Programming 2000/02/10 Tish Hinojosa Riverside Live 2000/02/12 Scholars of London Riverside Live 2000/02/13 Joe Sealy Quartet Riverside Live 2000/03/11 Conjunto Cespedes Riverside Live 2000/07/09 Luther Johnson Down by the Riverside 2000/07/09 Revelators, The Down by the Riverside 2000/07/23 Chace Roberts Down by the Riverside 2000/07/23 Silo Shakers, The Down by the Riverside 2000/07/30 Jimmie Van Zant Down by the Riverside 2000/07/30 Kevin Carey & The Postures Down by the Riverside 2000/08/13 L.O.F.T. Down by the Riverside 2000/08/13 Natalie MacMaster Down by the Riverside 2000/08/20 6 Mile Grove Down by the Riverside 2000/08/20 Grass Roots Down by the Riverside 2000/09/15 Mandy Barnett & Del McCoury Riverside Live 2000/09/16 Altan Riverside Live 2000/09/17 Bernard Allison Riverside Live 2001/02/16 Hart Rouge Riverside Live 2001/02/17 Red Priest Riverside Live 2001/02/18 Paragon Ragtime Orchestra Riverside Live 2001/03/03 Minneapolis Guitar Quartet Riverside Live 2001/07/08 Frankie Wilmot Down by the Riverside 2001/07/08 Incognito Down by the Riverside 2001/07/22 Irish Minstrels, The Down by the Riverside 2001/07/22 Paper Boys Down by the Riverside 2001/07/29 Bluff Brothers, The Down by the Riverside 2001/07/29 Rebecca Leland Down by the Riverside 2001/08/12 Deborah Coleman Down by the Riverside 2001/08/19 Herman's Hermits Down by the Riverside 2001/08/19 Lost Faculties Down by the Riverside 2001/10/20 Ensemble Anonymus Riverside Live 2001/11/03 Connie Evingson in "Fever" Riverside Live 2002/01/12 British Export Riverside Live 2002/01/26 Susan McKeown & The Chanting House Riverside Live 2002/02/16 Chanticleer Riverside Live 2002/03/02 Samite Riverside Live 2002/05/04 Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown Riverside Live 2002/05/11 Junior Brown Riverside Live 2002/06/18 Lazer Vaudeville @ LMC Conference Public Service Programming 2002/06/19 Herman's Hermits @ Rochesterfest/LMC Conference Public Service Programming 2002/06/19 Irish Minstrels @ LMC Conference Public Service Programming 2002/07/07 Martin Zellar Down by the Riverside 2002/07/07 Relevance Down by the Riverside 2002/07/21 Gaelic Tribe Down by the Riverside 2002/07/21 Terrance Simien Down by the Riverside 2002/07/25 Peter Ostrousko w/ Dirk Freymuth Riverside Concerts on Peace Plaza 2002/08/01 John Paulson Jazz Quartet Riverside Concerts on Peace Plaza 2002/08/08 Back on Track Riverside Concerts on Peace Plaza 2002/08/11 Backlash Down by the Riverside 2002/08/11 Jeff Carson Down by the Riverside 2002/08/15 Providence Riverside Concerts on Peace Plaza 2002/08/18 High Risk Down by the Riverside 2002/08/18 Little River Band Down by the Riverside 2002/09/20 Irish Minstrels Riverside a la Carte 2002/09/25 Six Mile Grove Riverside a la Carte 2002/10/02 Totally Uncalled Four Riverside a la Carte 2002/10/04 Classic Brass Riverside a la Carte 2002/10/05 Rose Ensemble for Early Music Riverside Live 2002/10/09 Tim White & Mark McGlinch Riverside a la Carte 2002/10/11 Steven Schmidt Riverside a la Carte 2002/11/16 Rhonda Vincent & the Rage Riverside Live 2003/01/25 Greg Brown Riverside Live 2003/03/01 Trout Fishing in America Riverside Live 2003/03/21 Dervish Riverside Live 2003/04/25 George Winston Riverside Live 2003/05/10 Plena Libre Riverside Live 2003/07/06 Corduroy Money Down by the Riverside 2003/07/06 G.B. Leighton Down by the Riverside 2003/07/20 Mighty Sam McClain Down by the Riverside 2003/07/20 Revelators Down by the Riverside 2003/07/27 Colgate Country Showdown Down by the Riverside 2003/07/27 Rebecca Lynn Howard Down by the Riverside 2003/08/10 Con Brio Down by the Riverside 2003/08/10 Lunasa Down by the Riverside 2003/08/17 Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad Down by the Riverside 2003/08/17 Tracey's Alibi Down by the Riverside 2003/10/11 Marcia Ball Riverside Live 2003/11/08 Cherish the Ladies Riverside Live 2004/01/10 Anonymous 4 Riverside Live 2004/02/13 Christopher Cross Riverside Live 2004/02/21 King's Singers Riverside Live 2004/03/06 Khac Chi Riverside Live 2004/03/20 Nashville Bluegrass Band Riverside Live 2004/04/16 Janis Ian/Richie Havens Riverside Live 2004/07/11 Leep 27 Down by the Riverside 2004/07/11 Sweet Mo Pea Down by the Riverside 2004/07/18 Roomful of Blues Down by the Riverside 2004/07/18 Wigglefoot Down by the Riverside 2004/08/01 Eileen Ivers Down by the Riverside 2004/08/01 Irish Minstrels Down by the Riverside 2004/08/08 Curtis Stigers Down by the Riverside 2004/08/15 Andy Griggs Down by the Riverside 2004/08/15 Smokin' Coyotes Down by the Riverside 2004/08/22 Chuck Negron Down by the Riverside 2004/08/22 Dean Saner Group Down by the Riverside 2004/09/23 Lamont Cranston Band Cabaret Riverside 2004/10/02 Arlo Guthrie Riverside Live 2004/10/21 Parisota Hot Club Cabaret Riverside 2004/11/06 Glenn Miller Orchestra Riverside Live 2004/11/18 Lucy Kaplansky Cabaret Riverside 2004/11/21 Vienna Choir Boys Riverside Live 2004/12/16 Monroe Crossing Cabaret Riverside
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    www.threesixtyjournalism.org Volume 4 • Issue 1 March–April 2013 Minnesota Teens Report Stories and Issues That Matter BuddIng deBate After voters in two states legalize marijuana use, Minnesota teens argue whether it should happen here. Pages 18–21 Cancer to ‘Clouds’ Zach Sobiech faces the unimaginable Page 16 Dating differences Can couples overcome a big age gap? Page 22 Illustration by Angela Brooks Volume 4 • Issue 1 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is threeSixty Journalism? ThreeSixty Minnesota high school students, particularly low- Writers in this issue Simone Cazares, Woodbury HS • Mairead Journalism is a youth journalism program of the income and minority teens, at summer camps at the DeBruin, Avalon School • Calista Dunbar, St. Paul Central HS • Dami Gilbert, College of Arts and Sciences at the University of St. University of Minnesota. In 2001, the program moved Robbinsdale Cooper HS • Ibad Jafri, St. Paul Academy and Summit School Thomas. The non-profit program is committed to to the University of St. Thomas and became a year- • Simeon Lancaster, Concordia University PSEO • Nico Machlitt, Highland helping Minnesota teens tell the stories that matter in round program with a full-time staff. Park Senior HS • Frederick McConnell, St. Paul Conservatory of Performing their lives and communities. What does the name threeSixty mean? In 2006, Arts • Mary Meehan, Delano HS • Grace Pastoor, University of St. Thomas What is threeSixty Journalism’s mission? the program’s name changed to ThreeSixty Journalism • Katie Rounsville, Osseo Senior HS • Maya Shelton-Davies, River Falls HS ThreeSixty’s mission is to bring diverse voices into to reflect the program’s growth and the range of • Amolak Singh, Nova Classical Academy • Darwesh Singh, Nova Classical journalism and related professions and to using backgrounds among the students we serve.