Today The News Cycle talks about phone policies and usage throughout Davis Senior High School and creative ideas and reminders to stay off of phones. We have a conversation with English teacher Mr. Achimore. Then, Mila Dera talks to three students about how they take time off of their phones and ideas get out of the house. Finally, Gabby Cortez covers a teacher's phone policy at Davis Senior High School. Hosted and produced by Maya Davis. Packages by Gabby Cortez and Miilla Dera. Music by Daniel Ruiz Jimenez.
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Oh, yes, it's Divine Intervention, bringing you new music — Anton Barbeau, Art d'Ecco, The Hives, Hunx & His Punks, Sloan, Thee Oh Sees, Vandoliers, more — and a Vinyl Vespers spin. The fun starts at 6 p.m. sharp, Friday, Sep. 5, here on KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT (and thereafter via the web and podcasts)!
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When most people hear about lean they think of assembly lines and car factories. Hear how this management philosophy streamlines healthcare and involves healthcare teams in delivering high value care. Aravind Srinivasan tells us how Aravind Eye Care System uses lean to increase access to eye surgeries for millions of people in India. It is a non-profit that does not rely on donations or government assistance. About half of their patients – those who would otherwise not be able to afford vision care – receive free cataract surgery in a financially sustainable model that prevents needless blindness.
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Nearly 60 years after the Beatles performed their final concert at Candlestick Park, Beatlemania is back in the Bay in the form of "Eyes of the Storm" at the de Young, an exhibit of more than 250 personal photographs by Paul McCartney. Images of screaming crowds and paparazzi show the magnitude of the group’s fame and the cultural change they represented.
In this hour, I play the music of artists mentioned in this photo display -- music the Beatles enjoyed in the early 1960s.
Go back in time. Listen in.
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Sylvia's Seaforth geography is close to a bonus denim flesh wound
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