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Beyond Borders and Between the Lines
September 16th, 2005 
This week on War News Radio, Reuben Heyman-Kantor learns about insecurity and solidarity along the Iraqi-Syrian border from an American professor in Damascus.
Also, Wren Elhai takes a look at whether our presence in Iraq made us less capable of tackling Hurricane Katrina.
Finally, Eva Barboni introduces listeners to Iraqi poems and prose with the help of two professors, one in Basrah and the other in Indiana.
These stories, plus the week’s news, from War News Radio.
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September 20th, 2005 at 12:02 pm
Good show guys. I was a little worried that we would never get that (admittedly beautiful) picture of Egypt’s wonderland off the web page. I liked the interview feeling you guys had going. Discussion’s between the anchors really worked well! keep that one up. It actually sounded very professional, and it didn’t bother me that we had to take Wren’s word for it for a while. Enjoyed the Syria piece, but if your going to take yourself out of the interview to that level, I would have liked a little bit more of an introduction. Just a bit more of Rueben up top. You set up asking a direct question that was then answered, but that pattern wasn’t quite continued as you went.
All and all, it sounded great.
Cheers
I miss you all,
Alan
P.S. can you get that opening floater to not blip in like that, or is it a lost cause?