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Noon Edition: Managing Indiana Forests
This week on Noon Edition we'll discuss the stewardship of Indiana's woodlands. Joining us in the Studio will be Senior Policy Director for the Hoosier Environmental Council Tim Maloney, State Forester for the Department of Natural Resources John Seifert, as well as economist and co-founder of GreenFire Consulting Dr. Christine Glaser.
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Noon Edition airs Friday afternoon at 12:06 on WFIU.
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IU Cultural Center Board Resigns in Protest
The entire board of Indiana University's American Indian-based cultural center has resigned in protest. WFIU's Daniel Robison has more on that story.
Listen Now »Correction: The First Nations Center at Indiana University is not closed, as was reported this morning.
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Shaggy Grass in Vigo
Higher fuel prices are now forcing the grass in Vigo County parks to be a little taller than usual. WFIU's Colin Bishop has more.
Indiana: On the Cusp of a Commuter Rail Revival?
State legislators are contemplating a new passenger rail system linking Bloomington and Muncie with Indianapolis, but some experts say Indiana's sprawling, dispersed built environment will never be conducive to cost-effective rail service.
Host Adam Ragusea and reporter Joice Biazoto explore the issue in this one hour WFIU News special presentation.
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A Border-Crossing Videopera
Indiana University Opera Theatre opens its production of "Únicamente la Verdad" an opera by Mexican composer Gabriela Ortiz. WFIU's George Walker spoke with the composer and conductor Carmen Téllez
Artists Help Preserve Their Landscapes
Artists and environmental conservationists have teamed up for the new exhibition, "Art for All Seasons" at Bloomington's Gallery North.
Night Lights Classic Jazz
David Brent Johnson, host of WFIU's Night Lights is joined by musicologist-of-hip Phil Ford for an exploration of Jack Kerouac's relationship with jazz.
Night Lights airs every Saturday evening at 11 on WFIU.
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