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    Room 101: Programming Note

    Room 101

    Doug Avella, the Bronx teacher whose students turned in blank tests and was eventually terminated, will be the guest on Room 101 on Feb. 4.

    Every Wednesday evening from 6:00--6:30, Central Time, KZUM airs Room 101 hosted by longtime Nebraska teacher Michael Baker.

    Dedicated to "double-plus relevant" issues regarding public education in the community, Nebraska, and the nation, the program features deliberations and discussion with guests and listeners.

    People not in the Lincoln listening area may listen online. Go to the KZUM website and look for the "listening icon" on the left side of the screen.

    Call in and join the discussion: Phone number: 402-474-5086.

    — Michael Baker
    Room 101
    2009-02-04

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