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	Connections : What Is Proper English? (Show #414) We all make grammatical mistakes. When we do, we may think that others are going to judge us. However, one expert explains that there are historical reasons for the speech patterns of some African Americans. Guest Include: Dr. Janice Jackson University of South Carolina, Norman J. Arnold School of Public Health DVD $15.00

Connections : Work-At-Home Jobs (Show #404) During these difficult economic times, people are trying to find ways to bring in more money and working at home could be something that would suit some people. However, what are the realities of being able to find real jobs where you can actually work from home? You will also be informed of the work-at-home scams and what to look for. Guests Include:Al Jones Employment Security Commission, Michael Glover Colonial Life Insurance, Tammy Delk Telecommuter, Brandolyn Pinkston State Office of Consumer Affairs DVD $15.00

Connections: Carver-Lyon Elementary School (Show #316) Against all odds Carver-Lyon Elementary School in Columbia, SC received an excellent grade on its report card. A school that serves a predominantly poor student body, it proved that with a committed team of parents, teachers, church and community members anything is possible. Guests: Dianne James Ph.D, Principal, Carver-Lyon Elementary School Rev. Thumond Bowes, Mentor Kenneth Irby, Teacher James Knight, Student DVD $20.00

Connections: Women who Live With Aids (Show #314) Part 2 of Show #313. Women living with HIV/AIDS. How are they coping? And what can we learn from their life situations? Also what are men on the down-low, and do they have any effect on the rising number of AIDS cases in African-American women? Guests: Rosemary Cooper, Living with AIDS Denise Jennings, Living with AIDS James Harris, Project Coordinator, Between Brothers Steve Gaither, Program Activities Coordinator Between Brothers DVD $20.00

Connections: A Conversation with Dr. Asa Hilliard, Part 1 (Show #303) Dr. Asa Hilliard is a psychologist, historian, and educator. He is the Fuller E. Callaway Professor of Urban Education at Georgia Tech University. Dr. Hilliard has extraordinary insight into how we can best educate our children and ourselves. We talk about this holistic approach to education in these two editions of Connections. Dr. Hilliard believes education must have a cultural base. He says in many cases parents must first educate themselves so that they can help in the education of their children. He talks about how to begin the process. DVD $20.00

Connections: A Conversation with Dr. Asa Hilliard, Part 2 (Show #304) Dr. Asa Hilliard is a psychologist, historian, and educator. He is the Fuller E. Callaway Professor of Urban Education at Georgia Tech University. Dr. Hilliard has extraordinary insight into how we can best educate our children and ourselves. We talk about this wholistic approach to education in these two editions of Connections. Dr. Hilliard believes education must have a cultural base. He says in many cases parents must first educate themselves so that they can help in the education of their children. He talks about how to begin the process. DVD $20.00

Connections: Academic Excellence (Show #308) It is important to stress preparation for academic excellence. But how do we make our children understand that preparation is a large key to academic success? This is a question on the minds of parents and teachers alike. The fearure consist of an interview with Willie E. Gary, Attorney, a man who made it big because of his academic excellence. The show continues with a look inside the school of honors at Benedict College with Dr. Ronnie Hopkins, Dean of Honors, Benedict College. Guests: Willie E. Gary, Attorney Dr. Ronnie Hopkins, Dean of Honors, Benedict College Kristan McGresham, Student in the School of Honors, Benedict College Willease Williams, Teacher, Sanders Middle School Samuel Pyne, Student President of the School of Honors, Benedict College DVD $20.00

Connections: African-American Women in Business (Show #820) Owning a business is a goal of many. Now more and more African-American women are taking the plunge into business ownership. On this edition of CONNECTIONS, you will receive help and advice on how to start a business and how you can effectively market your business. Guests Include:Gloria Schumpert James President & CEO, F.B. Schumpert Lumber Company, Patrick Jackson Noble CEO, PJ Noble and Associates DVD $15.00

Connections: Africans Talk about African-Americans (Show #914) America is still the place thousands of people from around the world migrate to for a better life. Included in that number are African and other international students who come here to access education. Many of them come with a commitment and passion to obtain that education. What can our students learn from international students? Guests Include:Dr. Kimberly Eison Simmons Assistant Professor of Anthropology and African-American Studies, USC, Dr. Samuel Darko Assistant Professor, Benedict College, Dr. & Mrs. Polycarp Gadegbeku DVD $15.00

Connections: Alternative Medicine (Show #317) Alternative medicine is explored with a specialist from the Medical University of South Carolina located in Charleston. More Americans are looking for natural ways to improve their health. In this day and time we have a wide range to choose from. Guests: Gary Nestler, Director Alternative and Complimentary Medicine MUSC Michael Dovey, Director of Oriental Medicine DVD $20.00

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