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*Headlines
* Building Bridges: Interview with Karen Switzer who ran the Boston Marathon in 1967 and paved the way for women in the world of running
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*Informativo Pacifica
Reporters: Daniel Alvarenga, Kimberly Lao, Erick Mendoza, Andrea Garcia
Listen Every Weekday at 12 noon
* Riots in Greece: Workers protest government budget cuts
* NBC and Comcast merger reviewed by senate committee
* BAMN demanding financial aid for undocumented students
* Pro-Bicycle event tonight: CycleMAYnia organizing underway
Producer Cathy Murillo
At 2:15pm this afternoon, the #5th seeded UCSB Women’s Basketball team takes on #4th seed Long Beach State at the Anaheim Convention Center in the second round of the Big West Tournament. Matt Shapiro and Miles Yim will have the call from Anaheim in this on-air broadcast of Postseason Gaucho Basketball. To hear this broadcast, tune to your local radios KCSB 91.9 in Santa Barbara, or click on the player in the upper-right of this website to hear the KCSB webcast.
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Listen Every Weekday at 12 noon
* VP Biden’s visit to Middle East: Israel announces housing construction in disputed area
* Wrongful death lawsuit against Israeli government from Rachel Corrie’s family begins
* Bill Clinton and Bill Gates testify about global health issues at senate hearing
* Local: SB Botanic Garden volunteers hold strategy meeting
Producer Cathy Murillo
* Obama meets with president of El Salvador, Mauricio Funes Daniel Alvarenga
* Update on GATE changes in SB schools Holly Hyde
* Iranian women fight for rights Joelle Wagner
* Women may be guaranteed parliament seats in India Harry Lawton
* Haitian women and children are helped by feminist effort KPFA producers
Announcer Lucas Brooks
Engineer Daniel Alvarenga
RadioIP with Levi and Tim, Tuesday, March 9, 2010: Online social media has brought the digitization of our lives to new heights in just a few short years with the explosion of tools like Facebook and the adoption of Internet-ready smart-phones. But all of this information sharing comes at a price: privacy. UC Santa Barbara Computer Science Professor Dr. Ben Zhao joins us to discuss the privacy implications in the wide world of Web 2.0. Listen to the show here.
* Headlines: Massacre in Nigeria, Elections in Iraq, Israeli-Palestinian conflict Asma Raja, Geoffrey Ticker
* UCSB using Facebook during emergencies Kimberly Lao
* Love on Leashes: dogs on UCSB campus James Peters
* Salvadoran students at UCSB have group to stay in touch with culture Sam Martinez
Announcer/Engineer Daniel Alvarenga
Of her next broadcast (March 7th), DJ Darla Bea says, “On this week’s edition of ‘Rock It Properly,’ grab your Blue Suede Shoes and do the Stray Cat Strut as we get a lesson in Rockabilly 101.
Local rocker, Christopher Story of Blazing Haley and Phantom Pomps will join me at the KCSB Studios for some local trivia. [The Phantom Pomps perform Monday, March 8th, at Muddy Waters -- 508 E. Haley -- with Agent Ribbons and The Raven V, starting at 8pm: an event presented by KCSB.]
Get ready to rock out!””
“Rock It Properly” airs alternating Sundays in the Winter from 8-10pm.
* Headlines: Obama and student loans, New system to enroll in UCSB classes, SB Channelkeeper protecting Ventura River
* LGBTQ conference Courtney Brooks
* Vagina Monologues at UCSB Asma Raja
* Follow on Day of Action to Defend Public Education Joelle Wagner
Reporters Courtney Brooks, Cathy Murillo, Daniel Alvarenga, Sam Martinez
Announcer/Engineer Cathy Murillo
Listen Every Weekday at 12 noon
* UK’s Gordon Brown testifies about Iraq War
* US unemployment rate holds steady, jobs bills moving in Congress
* California’s Day of Action to Defend Public Education, Susan Jordan and Victor Sanchez comment on what’s next
* International Women’s Day on March 8
Producer Cathy Murillo
