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What Does it Take to Stop a War?
The Sound of Ideas: Wednesday, August 1, 2007
Wars make news all the time, but how do you create a peace? How do you know when a war--one that looks virtually inevitable--is actually avoided? That's the subject of Clevelander Harvey Pekar's new book, Macedonia. You're invited to join us for a conversation with Pekar, the graphic author of American Splendor fame, and his co-author Heather Roberson. Roberson is an expert in peace studies and war prevention. We'll talk about war and how it can be stopped before it starts, their unique collaboration, and whatever else is on your mind. Also, as you may have heard, StoryCorps is coming to town. We'll hear what it's all about from StoryCorps founder David Isay. Be sure to join us Wednesday morning at nine.

Electric Co-ops May Change
Regional News Stories: Wednesday, August 1, 2007

Hate Letters or Civility? How to Reclaim Neighborhoods
The Sound of Ideas: Tuesday, July 31, 2007
What's the best way to reclaim a neighborhood from crime? Midnight basketball? Better schools? More dads at home? or does the answer lie in hate letters to accused criminals? Cleveland councilman Mike Polensek's recent missive to an alleged drug dealer tapped into a flood of public frustration. According to the vocal majority, the anger is justified, and patience for civility is waning. Tuesday morning at nine, we'll talk with Polensek and others about what works when confronting the forces of crime and disrespect. You're invited to join us.

Making Change: Promoting Regional Cooperation
Regional News Stories: Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Spending the Homeland Security Money
Regional News Stories: Tuesday, July 31, 2007

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Carl & Louis Stokes: From the Projects to Politics
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