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August 29, 2008
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Folk Music
With Jim Blum

9:39
Eileen Ivers: O'Donnells's Lament Medley (Long Journey Home (Various))


9:42
David Wilcox: Guitar Shopping (What You Whispered)


9:44
Kasey Chambers: The Rain (Carnival)


9:48
The Belleville Outfit: Houston Town (Wanderin')


9:53
Ottmar Liebert & Luna Negra: Longing (6 against 4) (La Semana)


10:00
Mozaik: Reuben's Transatlantic Express (Changing Trains)


10:05
Adrienne Young & Little Sadie: Wedding Ring (The Art of Virtue)


10:08
Bruce Springsteen: The Ghost of Tom Joad (The Ghost of Tom Joad)



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Classical Music
With Bob Christiansen

9:37
Felix Mendelssohn: Fair Melusina Overture (Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra)


9:50
Georg Phillip Telemann: Double Violin Concerto (Berlin Baroque Soloists)


10:01
Amy Beach: Dance of the Flowers (Joanne Polk, piano)


10:06
Nino Rota: Concerto for Strings (Philharmonic of La Scala)



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Classical Music with Mindy Ratner



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Outgoing public medical school president says region still has many health and training needs

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

The outgoing president and dean of the Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine says she's optimistic about the future of the region's only public medical school. And Dr. Lois Nora says the school can better serve the health needs of Northeast Ohio in many ways.

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