SoJ Web Report | Aug. 8, 2011
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Students’ features and news spots aired, and a few are yet to be published, said Neal-Estes. Some will also air on the student-run radio station WIUX.
These pieces aired or are scheduled to air on WFIU:
Steven Arroyo, “Urban gardens sprout up on IU campus”
Jennifer Basak, “Dancers wake up the earth for spring”
Gwendolyn Carnighan, “Burping: An unnecessary taboo or an act to be avoided?”
Lauren George, “Bus system hours pose difficulties for some frequent riders”
Heather Hourigan, “A favorite self-help relationship guide doesn't get the votes of all counselors,” (accepted but not yet aired)
Elaine Lee, “Young adults weigh in on the "Tiger Mom" debate” (accepted but not yet aired)
Sara Murphy, “Group straddles line between religion and Planned Parenthood”
Claire Wiseman, “State and parents play the lottery with charter schools”
These pieces aired or are scheduled to air on WFHB:
Christine Beyer, “Can IU make the switch from coal?”
Sarah Brubeck, “Best Buddies national conference held in Bloomington”
Kenny Bruns, “Exercise-induced orgasm: New research for women's reproductive health”
Jessica Good, “Differing gay marriage views within the local LBGT community”
Sarah Greengross, “The social entrepreneurship business boom” (accepted but not yet aired)
Lauren Henderson, “Big Brother Big Sisters grant aims to decrease local youth delinquency and crime” (accepted but not yet aired)
Nicole Marcotte, “Funding debate over all-day kindergarten in Indiana”
Maneli Reihani-Masouleh, “Lacrosse mania catching across the Hoosier state”
Lee Shaw, “Jacobs School of Music students key up local nightlife”
Melissa Ulrey, “Audio profile of local activist Hal Taylor” (accepted but not yet aired)
Two students continue to work with the NPR Kitchen Sisters’ national project, the Hidden World of Girls. Sabrina Russello and Tessa Wilhelm are working with Nikki Silva, the project’s award-winning producer.
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