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TAMPA (2012-1-27) - Florida's new voter registration laws were put under a microscope by members of a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee, who met today in Tampa. And two U.S. Senators didn't like what they heard.
TAMPA (2012-1-26) - First Lady Michelle Obama visited a supermarket in West Tampa to kick off a Spanish-language version of her drive for healthy eating.
MIAMI (2012-1-26) - Students have been leading the way in the Occupy Movement — just part of a long tradition of young people leading protest movements in America. Forty years ago this week, a teenage freshmen at New College of Florida became the first of five martyrs of Cesar Chavez’ United Farm Workers.
TAMPA (2012-01-26) - If there is a place to talk about Social Security and Medicare you would think it would be Florida. It has the largest percentage of adults age 65 and older in the nation. But an advocate for seniors says the issue is not being addressed.
TAMPA (2012-01-24) - At the GOP debate in Tampa Monday night, Mitt Romney took off the gloves and went after Newt Gingrich for his leadership when he was House speaker and his work for mortgage-giant Freddie Mac.
TAMPA (2012-1-24) - Mitt Romney toured a manufacturing plant in Tampa today, fresh off his performance in last night's GOP debate. Romney is setting his sights on tonight's speech by President Obama.
TAMPA (2012-1-24) - The remaining four candidates for the Republican presidential nomination debated last night at the University of South Florida in Tampa. WUSF's Steve Newborn interviews USF political science professor Seth McKee.
TAMPA (2012-1-23) - Mitt Romney called fellow presidential candidate Newt Gingrich "erratic," with Gingrich responding that Romney is increasingly desperate as they both campaigned Monday in Tampa.
 

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In the final days before the Florida GOP primary, and we’re speaking with top political experts about what to expect, and what it all means.

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USF students work on the kind of high-tech project the NSF-funded study will look at (Photo courtesy USF University Communications and Marketing)

It’s one of the hottest topics in education today, particularly here in Florida: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, or STEM. This week’s University Beat on WUSF 89.7 FM starts a two-part series looking at USF’s STEM efforts, beginning with a...

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USF is doing its best to decrease carbon emissions and increase the number of electric vehicles on the road by adding its first ever electric vehicle charging stations. University Beat on WUSF TV demonstrates how the stations...

 

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Writing is a passion for Linda Cooper, this week on Florida Stories she talks to her daughter Sheena Ivy about how coming home sparked painful memories of her childhood that also allowed her to let it out on paper...
 

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French composer Claude Debussy
French composer Claude Debussy's Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun was a turning point in classical music history. The opening flute solo is one of the most famous passages in modern classical music.
Sarasota Concert Association's Great Performers season continues with acclaimed American baritone Thomas Hampson on Monday, January 30, 2012 at 8 p.m.
British violinist Chloe Hanslip plays the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto with the Sarasota Orchestra January 27th - 29th.
 

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Jerome Kern, who wrote hundreds of songs for Broadway and the movies, was not amused with jazz arrangements of his work -- but those songs have become the standards played by all jazz artists.
Michel Camilo's classical training -- in his native Dominican Republic and later at Julliard -- is apparent in the virtuosity of his playing.
Revered saxophonist and bandleader Sam Rivers, who lived for many years in Orlando, passed away on December 26. This week's Jazz at Lincoln Center revisits a concert featuring his duo and the RivBea...
 
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