Mon. May 21
Topic: Anatomy
of a Spy
Guests: TBA
Robert P. Hanssen a veteran
FBI agent has been indicated on 21 counts of spying for Moscow. If convicted,
Hanssen faces a possible death sentence. Our guests will discuss the factors
that lead some people to turn against their country and compromise the
lives of people who trusted them.
Tue. May 22
Topic: A
World View of Human Rights
Guest: Father
Robert F. Drinan
In his new book, The Mobilization
Of Shame, Father Robert Drinan a Jesuit priest and professor of law at
Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C. talks about the past
and future issues facing the human rights movement.
Wed. May 23
Topic:
Baha’i Celebration
Guests: TBA
The Baha’i Faith, founded
in 1844, will be celebrating the opening of nineteen terraced gardens
on Mount Carmel, in Haifa, Israel. This event marks a culminating point
in a process of development at their World Center that began more than
a century ago. We will discuss the Bahai faith.
Thr. May 24
Topic: Energy
Policy Debate
Guests: Arjun Makhajani,
PhD, Inst. Energy & Environmental Research
Charli Coon, Senior Policy Analyst, Heritage Foundation
America is facing the most
serious energy shortage since the oil embargoes of the 1970’s. How we deal
with these problems may impact the entire world. Our guests will discuss
new as well as old sources of energy and which of the alternatives are
the safest for the world’s environment.
Fri. May 25
Topic:
Euthanasia
Guests:
Estelle Rogers, Death With Dignity National Center
Rita L. Marker, International Anti-Euthanasia Task Force
The Netherlands has approved
it. Belgium is considering it. Euthanasia ? Should an individual have the
right to choose the time of his/her death? The debate continues in
this country and many others. Our guests will talk about both sides of
the argument. |
