Stepping Out - By Jodi
Breisler
Students at Adlai Stevenson High School perform as the Soundz
of Thunda Step Team to help them deal with the violence and poverty
that they live in. While only one-third of Stevenson students
graduate, Sounda of Thunda members complete high school and usually
go on to college. Their lives are not easier, they just use their
team as a positive outlet and inspiration. This piece follows
their personal and team struggles over the 2003-2004 school year
as they fight to step out of the Bronx. (Read
the transcript)
The Vetran Vote - By
Rich Edson
Let's Get Motivated - By
Rebecca Golden
Part 1, Part
2, Part 3
Bullies - By Sheila Kelley Green
Maybe you remember what it was like. Maybe you remember back in
6th grade when some bigger boy slammed your head into a locker.
Or in 4th grade when you showed up at school expecting everything
to be normal, but it wasn’t. As long as there has been childhood,
there’s been bullies. In this three part documentary Sheila
Green examines bullies, victims and bystanders. (Read
the transcript)
God and Recovery -
By Chris Karmiol
Restoring Vision - By Vineta
Plume
A retinal disease left a man blind. Now, he hopes researchers’
progress in artificial vision will allow him to see again.Vineta
Plume Reports.
Part 1, Part
2
Queensbridge Dreams
- By Tim Puko
Medical Hypnosis - By Benjamin
Shaw
The word hypnosis conjures up images of a man with a pocket watch,
slowly counting backwards. But the use of hypnosis in mainstream
medicine is increasing. It is being used as a complementary therapy
for everything from asthma to post traumatic stress disorder.
In a three part series, Benjamin Shaw looks at the use of hypnosis
in medicine.(Read
the transcript)
Part 1 - Hypnosis in Surgery
Part 2 - Pain & Anxiety
Management
Part 3 - What is Hypnosis?
Who do military chaplains serve? For
God and Country - By Julianne Sohn
Military chaplains go wherever the men and women of the armed
forces go. When military authorities detained former Army Muslim
Chaplain James Yee in September 2003 for allegedly being a part
of an espionage ring, the public and military began to question
how chaplains were recruited and trained. In this piece, Julianne
Sohn looks at the role these men and women play in the military,
the issue of diversity and who the clergy ultimately serve - God
or Country? (Read
the transcript)
Part 1, Part
2, Part 3
