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Conversations Thru the Ism Prism 8/05/08
No CommentsProducer/Host: Anita Arnold
Topic: Peace-At the surface and at the core
What is peace as a noun? As a verb? How does peace start with the individual and result in a changed, more peaceful world? Describe the peace studies program at the University of Maine— what are it’s goals and mission?
Guest: Phyllis Brazee, Director of the Peace Studies Program at the University of Maine
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NOTE: The show aired while the station was broadcasting at low power due to technical difficulties–the result is a “hiss” in the recording in the latter part of the show.
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