Radio Home

  · Listen today at 4 pm for the first Broadcast of "Uptown Radio"

  · "Uptown Radio "

Uptown Radio staff
Archives

Election broadcasts:
*
2008 Presidential
  · Battleground 2006


Podcasts
· "Uptown Radio"
· "Radio Gotham"
Podcast help

Courses and Broadcasts
  · Workshop
  · Documentary
  · Master'sProjects
  · RW1

Student Help
  · Radio CMS
  · Radio Lab Guides

Radio Resources
  · Job Search
  · Radio Links
 
· Alumni Contact Info

Journalism Home

Columbia Home

You must have RealAudio software to listen.
Download
it for free.


Radio 116

A Broadcast of Columbia Radio News, February 25, 2005

Listen to the entire broadcast.

George Spencer has the latest news
     George Spencer has today's news Transcript

Catholics pray for the Pope
     the city's Catholics are praying for Pope John Paul after doctors performed a tracheotomy yesterday to improve his breathing. Valencia Grant went to morning mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral and spoke to congregation members about their beloved pontiff. Transcript

Brooklyn Bridge Park: a park for the few?
     Twenty years ago a small group of Brooklyn residents dreamed of a grand, waterfront Brooklyn Bridge Park for everyone to enjoy. The plan is finally a reality. But the park has divided the Brooklyn Heights community over what some say will be a park for the rich. Transcript

Homes vs. Manufacturing
     Brooklyn artistic industries on prime real estate are worried they will be pushed out by high-priced luxury housing. Transcript

Underground author goes Hollywood
     Amanda Filipacchi is the author of the novels "Nude Men" and "Vapor." Both books had lackluster sales...But now, "Vapor" is now being made into a movie starring Ralph Fiennes and directed by Neil LaBute. Filipacchi has a new book coming out this spring called "Love Creeps." Tom Randall spoke to her about what it feels like to be discovered. Transcript

Star Trek Fans on crusade
     Star Trek fans were shocked recently when UPN announced their favorite show will go off the air this May. Fans worldwide are are banding together to save their favorite show. Transcript

Afghan woman's rights at risk
     New York City's Afghan community has rallied around the case of Samira Rahman. She is scheduled to be deported by the end of the month. But her supporters fear she'll face danger if she returns to the country where womens' rights are not much better than they were under theTaliban. Transcript

Newscast 2
     Adelia Honeywood has the latest news... Transcript

Columbia University officially presents its expansion plan
     Columbia University presented its plan to expand into West Harlem today in front of the university community. Nazanin Rafsanjani was there. Transcript

Community Activists rally against Columbia University
     Cyrus Farivar speaks to Tom Kapner about Columbia University's planned expansion into West Harlem. The community activist says he hopes the university doesn't repeat the same mistakes it made in the past. Transcript

MTA at it again
     The city's MTA is facing a multi-million dollar deficit starting next year. The agency's board is looking at corporate advertising revenue to close the gap. But not everyone likes the plan. Transcript

Gay Marriage Controversy Continues
     Earlier this month, the New York State Supreme Court ruled that preventing same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. If the ruling is upheld, gay couples would be free to wed from Staten Island to Lake Champlain. Transcript

The Crew

Broadcast Hosts: Cyrus Farivar & Thomas Randall
Executive Producer: Thomas Grove
Senior Producer: Michael Rice
Managing Editor: Jacqueline Bell
Board Operator: Guhapriya Ganapati
Studio Producer: Sarah Dalsimer
Newscaster 1: George Spencer
Newscaster 2: Adelia Harrison
Webcaster: Jessica Mador
Advisors :




View Archives