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Prosecuting Saddam ~ Going Public

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Southeast Missouri State University. Sunday, February 27, 2011. About his role in the prosecution of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. Ferrell is an Assistant U.S. Prosecuting Attorney and Southeast Missouri State University alum. He tells his story of how he offered guidance to Iraqi prosecutors and the relationship he formed. Listen to the interview. Posted by Jacob McCleland. Southeast Missouri State University. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). President Dobbins talks campus renovations.

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February 2011 ~ Going Public

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Southeast Missouri State University. Classic Creole: A Celebration of Food and Family. Ann Cuielette talks about her collection of New Orleans family recipes and stories. The book is published by Southeast Missouri State University Press. KRCU visits the new recreation facility located in the Shawnee Park Complex. Retired Secret Service agent talks about threatening speech. Southeast graduate Paul Nenninger discusses protecting the President and investigations in the age of digital communication. The pre...

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Lt. Com. Corey Pritchard ~ Going Public

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Southeast Missouri State University. Sunday, March 6, 2011. Lt Com. Corey Pritchard. Lt Commander Corey Pritchard. Is a U.S. Navy fighter pilot and a graduate of Southeast Missouri State University. He visited campus for Alumni Week, and dropped by the KRCU studios to talk with Jacob McCleland. Pritchard discusses his rural Missouri background, how Southeast helped him prepare for his career, his role in Operation Iraqi Freedom, and his training at Top Gun. Listen to the interview.

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Threatening speech ~ Going Public

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Southeast Missouri State University. Friday, March 11, 2011. Paul Nenninger in the KRCU studios. Retired Secret Service agent Paul Nenninger joins Jacob McCleland to talk about threatening speech and protecting the President. Nenninger is a Southeast graduate who protected every U.S. President between Gerald Ford and George W. Bush. Listen to the interview. The interview will broadcast Sunday, March 13. Posted by Jacob McCleland. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blizzards, drought, and La Niña.

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Classic Creole: A Celebration of Food and Family ~ Going Public

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Southeast Missouri State University. Friday, March 25, 2011. Classic Creole: A Celebration of Food and Family. Ann Cuiellette grew up in a large New Orleans family whose mother prepared fresh Creole foods each and every day. Actually, to say that Ann grew in a “large” family is something of an understatement; she is the twelfth of thirteen children. The book is published by the Southeast Missouri State University Press. Ann Cuiellette spoke with KRCU's culinary correspondent, Tom Harte.

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March 2011 ~ Going Public

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Southeast Missouri State University. Classic Creole: A Celebration of Food and Family. Ann Cuielette talks about her collection of New Orleans family recipes and stories. The book is published by Southeast Missouri State University Press. KRCU visits the new recreation facility located in the Shawnee Park Complex. Retired Secret Service agent talks about threatening speech. Southeast graduate Paul Nenninger discusses protecting the President and investigations in the age of digital communication. The boo...

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Blizzards, drought, and La Niña ~ Going Public

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Southeast Missouri State University. Friday, March 11, 2011. Blizzards, drought, and La Niña. Dr Tony Lupo. Photo courtesy of the University of Missouri. Winter is finally giving way to spring. After the winter that we had, a lot of Missourians are ready to move on to some warmer weather … and hopefully a little less dramatic. But will that really be the case? Dr Tony Lupo is the chair of University of Missouri’s atmospheric science program. He says that a lot of it depends on where live.

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Shawnee Park Center ~ Going Public

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Southeast Missouri State University. Friday, March 25, 2011. Cape Girardeau’s Recreation Division Manager Scott Williams gives us a tour of the new Shawnee Park Center, which is slated to open on March 28. The facility will house a gym, workout areas, activity rooms and other amenities. It will be the first of its kind on Cape Girardeau’s South Side. Listen to the interview. Posted by Jacob McCleland. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Classic Creole: A Celebration of Food and Family.

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In Cold Pursuit: My Hunt for Tim Krajcir ~ Going Public

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Southeast Missouri State University. Sunday, March 6, 2011. In Cold Pursuit: My Hunt for Tim Krajcir. Brutally murdered nine women in late 1970s and early 1980s in Cape Girardeau, Carbondale, Paducah, and Pennsylvania. Krajcir’s murders went unsolved for over two decades, until Carbondale Detective Paul Echols. And Cape Girardeau Detective Jim Smith. Echols has written a new book, entitled In Cold Pursuit: My Hunt for Tim Krajcir. He spoke to KRCU's Jacob McCleland. Listen to the interview.