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3.16.2010	Story Week Festival of Writers: Genres from Afar: Reading/Conversation/Signing
3.17.2010	Story Week Festival of Writers: Discussion: Genre Bending – The Faces of Fiction
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Worldview 3/15/2010

Last August in Israel, a gunmen opened fire at an LGBT center and killed Nir Katz. His sister says the murder put a human face to gay issues.
Worldview 3/12/2010

Today on our International Food Smackdown we will judge the national dishes cooked by some of Worldview’s regular contributors.
Worldview 3/11/2010

Today we hear about a garden project that is helping feed Chicago’s Bhutanese refugee community.
Worldview 3/10/2010

Worldview is preempted today by Governor Quinn's budget address live at noon.
Worldview 3/9/2010

The U.S. dispatched an envoy to Syria last month after President Barack Obama nominated the first US ambassador to Syria in five years.Today we talk about US- Syria relations.
Worldview 3/8/2010

Despite security concerns, sixty percent of eligible Iraqis voted in this weekend's parliamentary elections. Fatima Hindi gives us some analysis.
Worldview 3/5/2010

Today we talk about Mohamed ElBaradei, the former chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency, and his possible candidacy for the Egyptian presidency in 2011.
Worldview 3/4/2010

Scholars believe that within the next 50 years, up to 50 percent of the world’s languages will disappear. On our Global Acivism segment today we talk with an organization that partners with communities to help them preserve their cultural heritage.
Worldview 3/3/2010

The White House is releasing the Nuclear Posture Review, which outlines a new American policy on nuclear weapons. We’ll get analysis. And, Jerome and Radio M host Tony Sarabia listen to the new release "Gloria," the latest record from the Slovakia band Longital.
Worldview 3/2/2010

Today we talk about Chile after the Earthquake.
Worldview 3/1/2010

We get analysis on the two lawyers who authored the infamous torture memos for President George W. Bush. They've been cleared of charges of ethical misconduct.