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Three ages, three views
As historic events take shape around them, a grandfather, father, and son reflect
by WKSU's TIM RUDELL


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Tim Rudell
 
Dr. Adel El-Adawy with his son, Ambassador Maher El-Adawy, and his son (and Dr. El-Adawy's grand son) Adel, and College of Wooster senior
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In The Region:

Three generations of an Egyptian family visiting northeast Ohio talk about the revolution in their homeland.  They have the perspectives of youthful optimism, mid-career practicality, and an elder’s wisdom…but not necessarily lined up the way you’d think.   WKSU’s Tim Rudell has more

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terrific interview. immediate and timely. Having the three generations adding their opinions and perspectives is excellent. How great for The College of Wooster to have this family on campus for the first person perspective. I expect that the youngest El-Adawy to have his father and grandfather here with him during this moment in history


Posted by: jim (Charlottesville) on February 20, 2011 9:02AM
Thank you for sharing this interesting exchange.


Posted by: Melinda (Arizona) on February 20, 2011 5:02AM
I am delighted that this interview took place and the participants have such a close relationship with the College of Wooster, one of the best colleges in the nation. Continue to be a bright light to the nation and the world.


Posted by: Donald B. Register (Illinois) on February 19, 2011 10:02AM
Thank you Mr. Rudell for a most timely interview. I am glad to see that you made use of this tremendous resource afforded our community by the presence of a world class academic institution, the College of Wooster. We are fortunate to have so many fine colleges and universities in Ohio that provide speakers, artists, and academics to inform and educate our citizens. Once again, NPR and WKSU prove their worth by extending the reach of those resources.


Posted by: Dan O'Rourke (Wooster) on February 17, 2011 9:02AM
What a great interview!


Posted by: Anonymous on February 16, 2011 12:02PM
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