Mon. June 25
Topic Can Outsiders Help
Bring Peace in Civil Conflict
Guests: Heather Kerr-Stewart,U-S
Institute of Peace
4 U-S High School Students TBA
Every year the U-S Institute
of Peace sponsors a National Peace Essay contest for American high school
students. More than 3,000 students from across the country participated
in this year's contest. They had to answer this question: Can
Outsiders Help to Bring Peace in Civil Conflict? We will hear what
four of the students concluded and discuss the purpose of the contest with
a representative from the Institute.
Tue. June 26
Topic: Quarterlife Crisis
Guests: Alexandra Robbins,
contributing
editor Mademoiselle Magazine
Abby Wilner, website administrator
Navigating the challenging
transition from adolescence to adulthood, from school to the working world,
can be a very difficult and even painful. We will talk about what all twentysomethings
have in common and how our guests overcame their own challenges.
Wed. June 27
Topic: UN Conference
on AIDS
Guests: TBA
The conference that is just
concluding in New York was aimed at intensifying international action to
fight the AIDS epidemic. We will be discuss the outcome of the meeting
and what action will be taken by governments and the medical community.
Thr. June 28
Topic: Campaign for Forgiveness
Guests: Everett L. Worthington,
Jr.,PhD, Campaign Executive Director
TBA
A new wave of research has
begun that has the potential to reveal the profound value of forgiveness
in our lives. According to the campaign directors this is information that
could reduce human misery and increase the quality of life worldwide.
Fri. June 26
Topic: Studying in America
Guest: Cheryl Darrup-Boychuck,
www.usjournal.com
Back by popular demand,
Cheryl will answer all the email questions that have come in as well as
share the new international cooperative efforts among schools of higher
learning. |
