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Full Broadcast – March 23, 2012

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  • Full Broadcast – March 23, 2012

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    Click here to listen to our full broadcast from Friday, March 23, 2012:

  • Newscast – Top of the Hour

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    News at 4 p.m. brought to you by Leanna Orr.

  • Impacting Elections in New York City

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    Mayoral and City Council election campaigns could be impacted by a new set of rules.

  • MTA Employees Cope With Deaths on Tracks

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    For subway conductors who witness suicides, sometimes it takes months of therapy to recover.

  • Republicans Try to Woo Youth With Social Media

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    The Republican presidential candidates are using social media to take a page out of President Obama’s 2008 campaign.

  • Hugo Chavez Faces Tough Presidential Challenge

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    Venezuela’s president Hugo Chavez tries to control opposition media.

  • Bloomberg Going Global Against Smoking

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    Mayor Bloomberg is trying to globally expand his efforts to ban smoking on public places.

  • Exhilaration Before ‘The Hunger Games’ Premiere

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    Fans anticipate with excitement the premiere of “The Hunger Games.”

  • Newscast – Bottom of the Hour

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    Jacqueline Guzman brings us the news at 4:3o p.m.

  • Background Check of Job Applicants on Facebook

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    Maryland is working to ban logging in to job applicant’s Facebook pages.

  • Harlem Honors First African-American Military Air Division

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    The 100th Street bus depot in Harlem is renamed in honor of the ‘Tuskeegee Airmen.’

  • Former Rebel Leader Found Guilty of Using Child Soldiers

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    Thomas Lubanga is found guilty at the the International Criminal Court for using child soldiers.

  • Brooklynites Gradually Accept Barclays Sports Arena

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    Brooklyn residents find new reasons to accept the Barclays Sports Center near Atlantic Avenue train station.

  • Facing Stereotypes as a Southerner in New York

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    Commentator Jackie Mader had to rethink southern stereotypes when she moved south of the Mason Dixon line.




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