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Tuesday, December 10, 2002

Something is blossoming in the mud of the meadowlands: a rich, colorful culture of indepently produced and published magazines, purveyors of journalism you won't find anywhere else: "Reforming the American School System with The Rock," "A Conversation With Yoko Ono," and "I'm not from New Jersey, My hair Isn't Big Enough." Also on the show, Gifford Miller, now available live on the web.

A Bicycle Built for... 8 Million

Matthew Sweeney, staff reporter for the Sun www.nysun.com, on the possible MTA strike

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Gifford Differed

Gifford Miller, City Council Speaker (D-5th district), on transit worker contact negotiations and taxes, taxes, taxes

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Every School Board Left Behind

Arlene Fleishman, president for School District 25 in Queens and Skip Roseboro, vice president of New York ACORN www.acorn.org, on reforming the community school boards and the No Child Left Behind Act

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Slim Jim

Bob Hennelly, WNYC New Jersey correspondent, on the hapless but happy New Jersey Governor James McGreevey

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Haven't I Zine You Somewhere?

Brent Ritzel, publisher-editor of the Zine Guide, Bob Bert, co-publisher of bb gun, Marc Hartzman, publisher, editor, writer, designer, creator, etc. of Backwash and Erica Vonderheid, publisher of Monstress on New Jersey’s zine scene

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Strom in a Teacup

Listeners’ comments on Senator Trent Lott’s prediction that had Strom been president “we wouldn’t have had all these problems” with a drop-in by Burt Case, a reporter

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