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Tuesday September 25, 2007
The Office of Lieutenant Governor
For the second time, current Lieutenant Governor Brian Dubie is looking
at a job outside of state government. How important is the office of lieutenant governor? We talk with former Lieutenant Governor Madeleine
Kunin about her experience, and talk with news analyst Chris Graff and
State Archivist Gregory Sanford on how the job has changed over the years.
And, from Where the Wild Things Are to Mr. Rogers, we look at the
changing attitudes of how we teach children. We first talk with a
Dartmouth curator about a collection of Maurice Sendak memorabilia at
the college. Then, we pay a visit to Middlebury resident Francois
Clemmons, a man still recognized for his time in Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood.
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