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From: John V <vigil@mail.sdsu.edu>
To: Sociology Graduate Students -- International <socgrad@csf.colorado.edu>
Subject: Re: "Talk of the Nation" program on academic careers today (5/15)
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> The second hour of today's Talk of the Nation will look at the "college 
> faculty system." From the description on NPR's web site 
> (http://www.npr.ogr/programs/totn/rundowns/1997/May/totn.05.15.97) 

For those of you whose schedules run counter to the mainstream of
humanity, and can't catch TOTN on the radio, the Internet is HERE TO SERVE
YOU. Real Audio provides 24 hour a day access to back shows of TOTN. You
have to have a sound card, the free real audio software installed, and a
web browser pointed to:

http://www.real.com/contentp/npr/totn.html

If you try accessing it many moons from now, the archive index is at:

http://www.real.com/contentp/npr/totn_index.html

Gee, can anybody tell I like Talk of the Nation a lot?