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Subject: ALTERNATIVE RADIO PRESENTS: Noam Chomsky (Part I)
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Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 21:33:23 GMT

ALTERNATIVE RADIO PRESENTS: Noam Chomsky (Part I)

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* Media, Propaganda and the Gulf War - Ex-
cellent. College of Marin, Kentfield, 3/17/91.
Two tapes.

* Unfinished Business: The US and Central
America - Excellent. San Francisco, 3/17/91,
transcript. Two tapes. NB.

* The Gulf War and the New World Order -
Berkeley, 3/16/91. Two tapes.

* Force or Opinion. Amherst College, Amherst,
MA, 2/19/91. Two tapes.

* Discussion with Arab students on the Gulf -
Amherst College, Amherst, MA, 2/19/91.

* The Cold War: Fact and Fancy - Amherst
College, Amherst, MA, 2/18/91. Two tapes.

* The Gulf War - Bates College, Lewiston, ME.
1/30/91, transcript.

* U.S. Gulf Policy - Harvard, 11/19/90
transcript. NB.

* Interview - Gulf Situation, Israel, the Press,
anti-Semitism, etc. Exceptional. Cambridge,
11/18, transcript.

* War or Peace in the Middle East? with
Ashoka Bandarege (Sri Lanka) - Cambridge,
11/18/90.

* The 'New' World Order and the Mideast -
Terrific. Lexington, 11/17/90. Two tapes.

* Intervention: Motives & Prospects with
Eqbal Ahmed (Pakistan) - Outstanding. Bos-
ton, 11/17/90. Two tapes.

* Questions and Answers on the Mideast - MIT
 Harvard, 10/30 & 11/19/90.

* Interview - Gulf Crisis, 9/17/90, transcript.

* Violence and Freedom - A great mix of
roundtable, lecture, interview and reception,
Colorado State Univ/ Ft. Collins, 4/10/90.
Four tapes.

* Responsibility of Intellectuals - Plus five
radio interviews. 3/5/90.

* The MIT Interviews - Exceptional, Cambr-
idge, 2/1-2/2/90, transcript. Two tapes. NB.

* Language and the Cognitive Sciences -
Carleton College, 2/90. Two tapes.

* The Post-Cold War in Central America -
Cambridge, 1/2 90.

* Interview and Radio Call In. 12/13/89,
transcript.

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Noam Chomsky, Internationally renowned professor of linguistics at
MIT, Is perhaps this country's most incisive and brilliant critic of
foreign policy. Among his many books are: On Power and Ideology (1987,
South End), The Chomsky Reader (1987, Pantheon), The Culture of
Terrorism (1988, South End), Manufacturing Consent, with Edward Herman
(1988, Pantheon), Necessary Illusions (1989, South End), Language and
Politics (1989, Black Rose) and Deterring Democracy (1991 Verso).
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