Sightseeing at the Mission of San Xavier del Bac in Tucson

A trip across the Mexican border through the Sonoma Desert to the Sea of Cortez and San Carlos

Traveling the Chihuahua – Pacifico Railroad through scenic portions of Copper Canyon and an overnight stay at the Hotel Posada Mirador on the rim of the canyon.  Spend a day experiencing the beauty of the Canyon and its native culture

A trip to Creel, one of the largest cities in the canyon sitting 7,874 feet above sea level!

The  cost of the trip is $2,229 (double occupancy)  and includes air, hotel, and 18 meals.

This is the 5th time we have partnered with Collette Vacations and our travelers will testify to the first class treatment they have received. Tour guides are employees of Collette but most are residents of or natives of the region they represent.  The company prides itself on expert trip planning to make your vacation memorable and hassle free from beginning to end.

To request a brochure with more information about the trip – call Carol Siler at 859-622-1659 or contact her via email: carol.siler@eku.edu

Carol Siler – Development and Promotions Coordinator

In the last post, we got the question, “What happened to Radio Lab?”

I originally posted this as a comment in response, but thought it warranted a post of its own just for those who have the same question as the original commenter:

Radio Lab is a limited series — there are only 5 episodes in each season. So far, there have been 4 seasons and we’ve repeated each season a couple of times.
I can’t make any guarantees right now, but there’s a good chance we’ll keep airing it as more seasons come out. Season 5 is due to be released in November.
Meanwhile, you can hear any episodes you’ve missed or want to hear again here – http://www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab/

On another note (I know, terrible pun… hehe), I was curious after the Leroy Anderson Tribute special we aired Friday and went to the Leroy Anderson website -

http://www.leroyanderson.com

It’s a pretty neat place with photos, a biography, and even a playable (!) catalog of his music. If you enjoyed that special, this might be a good place for you to stop by.

One last thing — Starting tonight, we’re airing an extra hour of All Things Considered. The World is on at 7:00.

-Nikole

July looms large and with it some interesting changes in WEKU’s schedule. One that most of you might enjoy will be a listener request and new releases program program beginning Sunday afternoon, July 6 following the 1:00 N-P-R news.

The two-hour program will be hosted by WEKU’s Music Director Michael Carter and will feature some of the station’s newest arrivals plus your choice of music. There is a slight problem, however. We can’t figure out what to call it, so we’re going to let someone in the audience do that for us!

Come up with a catchy title, and send it via e-mail to weku by July 15; Be sure to include your name, mailing address, and a daytime telephone number. If your submission is chosen, you will receive several classical music CDs from WEKU. The only investment you make is a few minutes of your time to come up with a name.

Again, send your entry to WEKU@eku.edu by July 15; you might find a package of Mozart, Rachmaninov, or someone else’s music in your mailbox.

Also, don’t forget to request your favorite classical music by e-mailing us at WEKU@eku.edu!!

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