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Radio 116

A Broadcast of Columbia Radio News, March 25th, 2005

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Coming up on Radio 116
     People gather today to remember the victims of a massive Bronx fire; New Jersey Nets are closer to moving to Brooklyn; and the circus is in town. This and much more on today's edition of Radio 116. Transcript

First the News
     The latest news from National Public Radio and Radio 116's Adelia Honeywood. Transcript

Public School Lotteries in the Upper West Side
     Getting your child into a top-performing public school in New York City takes unusual persistence from savvy parents. A new lottery proposed for the Upper West Side could change the way schools accept students. George Spencer reports. Transcript

End-of-life Decisions in New York
     If Terri Schiavo had lived in New York, her case might not have made national headlines. That's because New York requires legal documentation for people who wish to hand over their medical decisions to another person in case they are unable to make decisions on their own. Otherwise, decisions are made by the hospital. Jackie Bell has the story. Transcript

Voices of 116: Schiavo
     Rebecca Castillo talks to New Yorkers who share their thoughts about Terri Schiavo, the government and the media. Transcript

Hospitals Learn to Speak with Immigrants
     Hospitals are ill-prepared to speak to the city's immigrant popoulation, according to a new report by the city. Valencia Grant follows the movement to incorporate language studies and cultural competency in graduate medical school education. Transcript

Bronx Remembers Fatal Blaze
     Fifteen years ago today, a nightclub fire in the Bronx left 87 people dead and raised questions about fire safety laws. George Spencer was at the memorial today and has this story. Transcript

Say it with Hair
     Commentator Jess Maydor explains American political history and personal style in this story about crazy hair. Transcript

News from Radio 116
     Valencia Grant has the latest. Transcript

Kyrgyzstan Reels from Ousting of it's Long-time President
     The country is in a state of chaos after the yesterday's ousting of it's lone-time president, Askar Akayev. Rebecca Castillo spoke with an expert from Columbia School of International and Public Affairs about the status of the Kyrgyzstan government. Transcript

Does Brooklyn Want the Nets?
     The proposed Nets arena is moving closer to becoming a reality. The City and New York state detailed what could become a road map to the future home of the Nets. Adelia Honeywood reports. Transcript

The Godfather
     After years of rejecting conformity and responsibility, commentator Tom Randall learns a lesson from his nephew and accepts a new role in the family. Transcript

The Circus Comes to Town
     Madison Square Garden is the new home to the 135th edition of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus. Kristin Espeland ran off to join them, but came back to file this report. Transcript

The Crew

Broadcast Hosts: Jacqueline Bell & Rebecca Castillo
Executive Producer: Michael Rice
Senior Producer: Guhapriya Ganapati
Managing Editor: Sarah Dalsimer
Board Operator: Thomas Grove
Studio Producer: Nazanin Rafsanjani
Newscaster 1: Adelia Harrison
Newscaster 2: Valencia Grant
Webcaster: Thomas Randall
Advisors :
John Dinges
Rick Karr
Kerry Donahue

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