4/28/11: The host is Ann Hartstein, Secretary of Elder Affairs for the Commonwealth, the subject is banking & finances, and the guests are Diane Lawton, from the MA Office of Consumer Affairs and Cheryl Cannon from the Money Management Program.
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Sheldon Krimsky, PhD, Professor of Urban & Environmental Policy & Planning, Tufts University, discusses his recent book, Genetic Justice. ; While forensic DNA has revolutionized criminal investigation, there are many issues involving misuse, inaccuracy and intrusion on the genetic rights of innocent people.
Sheldon Krimsky, PhD, Professor of Urban & Environmental Policy & Planning, Tufts University, discusses his recent book, Genetic Justice. ; While forensic DNA has revolutionized criminal investigation, there are many issues involving misuse, inaccuracy and intrusion on the genetic rights of innocent people.
2/25/11: Young Belmont author Tabitha Baskin is interviewed by Dolores & Janette about her new book series: "JR Terrier".What's Going On is produced and hosted by video volunteers from the Belmont, Mass. Council on Aging.
METCO, Boston is one of the nation's few successful voluntary school busing programs. ;This series examines METCO as it has operated in Belmont, Massachusetts for over 40 years.
METCO, Boston is one of the nation's few successful voluntary school busing programs. ;This series examines METCO as it has operated in Belmont, Massachusetts for over 40 years.
Hosted by Angelo Firenze. Interviewing Paul Rosen from Belmont Medical Supply
Billie again attempts to remove the disguises of Cato, the internal critic as guests Maribeth and Wendy use "dangerous" art materials - xacto knives, hot glue guns and needles to risk making art.
