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Each Friday morning, ETV's The Big Picture, holds an hour-long discussion on important South Carolina topics. Broadcast begins at 9:00 a.m. Friday mornings. (NPR News Stations only)
Each Friday morning, ETV's The Big Picture, holds an hour-long discussion on important South Carolina topics. Broadcast begins at 9:00 a.m. Friday mornings. (NPR News Stations only)
Spoleto Chamber Music
Spoleto Chamber Music returns to ETV Radio, showcasing the rich and diverse heritage of the chamber music repertoire with stellar performances by world-class musicians. Mondays at 7 p.m., thru June 30th on ETV Radio's classical NPR news stations.
Spoleto Chamber Music returns to ETV Radio, showcasing the rich and diverse heritage of the chamber music repertoire with stellar performances by world-class musicians. Mondays at 7 p.m., thru June 30th on ETV Radio's classical NPR news stations.
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A Tale of Two Democratic Primary States
The upcoming Oregon and Kentucky primaries are near perfect illustrations of the two separate wings of the Democratic Party. Affluent, green and antiwar Oregon is expected to support Illinois Sen. Barack Obama. Kentucky's rural, blue-collar population will help New York Sen. Hillary Clinton.
The upcoming Oregon and Kentucky primaries are near perfect illustrations of the two separate wings of the Democratic Party. Affluent, green and antiwar Oregon is expected to support Illinois Sen. Barack Obama. Kentucky's rural, blue-collar population will help New York Sen. Hillary Clinton.
Aid Efforts Stymied by China, Myanmar Tragedies
Two catastrophes have struck this month — the cyclone in Myanmar and the earthquake in China. As the death tolls in these two countries mount, so does the need for aid. But Myanmar has been reluctant to let relief workers into the country, and China says it will accept foreign aid on its own timetable. But how do people give if they want to help the victims?
Two catastrophes have struck this month — the cyclone in Myanmar and the earthquake in China. As the death tolls in these two countries mount, so does the need for aid. But Myanmar has been reluctant to let relief workers into the country, and China says it will accept foreign aid on its own timetable. But how do people give if they want to help the victims?
Obama's Cash Machine, Built in Silicon Valley
For Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, Barack Obama's youth and relatively short resume is a plus. That's the premise of a feature article by Joshua Green, author of an article in The Atlantic titled "The Amazing Money Machine: How Silicon Valley Made Barack Obama This Year's Hottest Start-Up."
For Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, Barack Obama's youth and relatively short resume is a plus. That's the premise of a feature article by Joshua Green, author of an article in The Atlantic titled "The Amazing Money Machine: How Silicon Valley Made Barack Obama This Year's Hottest Start-Up."