Mon. June 4
Topic: Voice of America
Guest: Sanford
Ungar, Director of the Voice of America
As Mr. Ungar prepares
to leave the Voice of America for his new position as President of Goucher
College he will join us to talk about his accomplishments at VOA and the
challenges that face him in his new position.
Tue. June 5
Topic: Has Fairness Gone
Too Far
Guest: Philip J. Howard,
lawyer
Philip Howard believes that
Americans worked so hard to protect the rights of the individual, that
we have trampled the rights of individuals as members of a society. Today,
the people we rely on to make value judgments are afraid of making
obvious choices needed for society to function sensibly. We will discuss
how we got to this point in American society.
Wed. June 6
Topic: Wedded Strangers
Guest: Lynn Visson, author/professional
simultaneous interpreter
Larissa Glad, journalist
TBA
We will discuss the matrimonial
struggles couples of different nationalities face. Marriage across the
borders may sound romantic but the challenges face by the couple are daunting.
Learning to live in a new country , facing a new culture, political system,
economy not to mention mother-in-law. Our guests will discuss their experiences
with mixed marriages.
Thr. June 7
Topic: Zimbabwe
Guest: TBA
The political and economic
unrest in Zimbabwe could make the country ripe for a coup. We’ll discuss
the turmoil griping the country, including the possibility that the situation
there is worsened by the alleged exploitation at the hands of wealthy nations.
Fri. June 8
Topic: Euthanasia
Guests:
Scott Swenson, Oregon
Death With Dignity Legal Defense/Education Center
Rita Marker, International
Task Force on Euthanasia & Assisted suicide
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. |