We’re
celebrating! KEDT-FM is 25. A
lot has changed since we went on the air on March 2, 1982.
Meet
the KEDT-FM Hosts:
·
Stewart
Jacoby-Director of Programming and host of First Hour
·
Rachel
Lea-Local host of Classical Music & All Things Considered
·
Eddie
Seal-Local host of Blues Café
·
Ginny
Lamare-Local host of Moonlight Serenade
·
Shane
Barker-Host of Morning Edition and the Midday News at Noon
·
Chris
Ortiz-Local host of Latin Dance Party, Latin Jazz, Inc. and Musica Suave
·
Pam
Stakes-Co-host of Some Call It Folk
·
Brad
Brown-Co-host of Some Call It Folk
Factoids of the 90’s:
Minimum wage was
$5.15/hr, population was 281,421,906 and the average salary was $13.37/hr.
The ‘90s were truly the electronic age with the birth of the
World Wide Web, cell phones, online books, and CD burners.
Students could complete their education without coming on campus,
through Distance Education Programs. Fads included Tae-bo, in-line skates,
beanie babies, Furby, Tickle Me Elmo, WWJD, Yo-yos, and tattoos and body
piercing.
KEDT and READING RAINBOW are
inviting youngsters, K-3rd
grade, to participate in the Thirteenth Annual READING RAINBOW Young
Writers and Illustrators’ Contest! Rules and entry forms are available
on our website, www.kedt.org.
Deadline for submitting stories is March 9, 2007.
We would like to thank the International Bank of Commerce for their
continued support of KEDT’s READING RAINBOW contest.
Academic
Tournament Mondays at 7PM
Encore
on Sat. 6:30 PM
The
academic battle continues, as 24 area high-school teams attempt to become
2007 Challenge Champions and win the CorpusBeat.org Challenge Cup.
Feb
5 Texas
A&M University-CC Bracket-H.M.King vs. Taft
Feb
12 Earl C. Sams Foundation Bracket- Sinton vs. Richard King
Feb
19 Citgo
Bracket- Rockport-Fulton vs. Ray
Feb
26 Kenedy Memorial Foundation
Bracket- Tuloso Midway vs. Moody
Mar
5 H-E-B Bracket-Gregory
Portland vs. John Paul II
Mar
12 NavyArmy Bracket-Miller vs Calallen
Mar
19 Texas A&M
University-CC Bracket-Carroll vs. [winner- Feb 5 Game]
Funding by CorpusBeat.org makes this program possible. Team
Bracket sponsors are Citgo,
H-E-B, Navy Army Federal Credit Union,
TAMUCC, John G. and Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Foundation,
and the Earl C. Sams Foundation.
Additional funding is provided by The Trull Foundation, King
Ranch Family Trust, B. C. and
Addie Brookshire Foundation and Stein Mart.
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Great Ideas for February
Don’t
forget to also use the above keywords in Chalkwaves to access programs for
this season.
PRIMETIME
PROGRAMMING FEBRUARY HIGHLIGHTS
In this section we highlight
some of the evening programming on KEDT-TV.
Mr. Frank
does not tape any of our evening programs so set your VCR!
View
this newsletter online at www.kedt.org/ed
for correlating educational resources.
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/
Masterpiece
Theater Sundays 8PM
Feb.
4
Sally Lockhart: Ruby in the Smoke
Feb.
11 Dracula
Feb.
18 Prime Suspect: The Last Witness, Pt I
Feb.
25 Prime Suspect: The Last Witness, Pt II
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/index.html
Nova
Tuesdays
7PM
Feb.
6 Forgotten Genius
The
story of Percy Julian, the African American who rose to become a world-class
scientist & civil rights pioneer. 2
hours.
Feb.
13 The Last Great Ape
Feb.
20 America’s Stone Age Explorers
Feb.
27 Treasures of the Sunken City
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/
America’s
Ballroom Challenge
Feb. 2, 9, 16 22 9PM
The Supreme
Court
Feb. 7
8PM A
Nation of Liberties
9PM The Rhenquist Revolution
On Assignment
with National Geographic
Feb.8
9PM Photographer Joel Sartore shoots in some of the
most exotic locales on earth.
Frontline News
War:Secrets, Sources and Spin
Feb. 13, 20, 27 7PM This
four hour special examines the political, cultural, legal and economic
forces challenging the news media today.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/programs/info/2505.html
Hidden
Epidemic: Heart Disease in America Feb. 14
8PM
Two hour special
http://www.pbs.org/aboutpbs/news/20060726_pbshealthinitiative.html
The Marines
Feb. 21
8PM
This documentary examines the unique “Warrior Culture” of the
U.S. Marine Corps.
Water’s
Journey Feb. 22 & 29
8PM
This 2 part program examines the complex
nature of the greater Everglades system.
Black History
Month Specials Feb.
28
7PM
Dance Party – The Teenarama Story
8PM
Sisters of Selma – Bearing Witness for Change
9PM
Fannie Lou Hammer – Courage & Faith
http://www.pbs.org/aboutpbs/news/20070108_BlackHistory.html